We would have rather had EXCUSE ME in the spot that has ENVISAGE, but the rest of the fill in that area was cleaner with ENVISAGE, so we went with that.
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Asked if he could envisage this happening, Maas was skeptical.
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Ms Malmstrom says she cannot envisage going back to that.
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BMW could envisage using other battery suppliers too, he added.
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"I could absolutely envisage a less expansionary policy," he said.
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Saudi's ambitious economic reforms envisage expensive initiatives to stimulate tourism.
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"We envisage a long period of transition," Masono told Reuters.
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They envisage a future where drones fly themselves to charging pods.
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"We don't envisage major changes in European insurance rules," he added.
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He was as small as the America he seems to envisage.
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The new rules envisage a 7.09% return on new investments already planned.
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They were trying to envisage the broader dimensions than the narrow technophiles.
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The founders say they envisage the app acting as a distribution tool.
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Some years ago, she began to envisage a comprehensive history of egalitarianism.
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I don't envisage any of the boys pulling out (of a tackle).
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UN officials envisage as many as 800,000 people trying to escape Idlib.
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Contemplating this work, I cannot help but envisage Saar's visual art as literature.
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Proponents often envisage a withdrawal rate comparable to the basic rate of tax.
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The leap forward needed to envisage the climate's trajectory requires more elastic parameters.
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Others, evoking the "Schengen" passport-free travel area, envisage a "Schengen for defence".
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The draft laws envisage an army of 5,000 active soldiers and 3,000 reservists.
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The plans envisage moving all passenger traffic from Chopin to the new hub.
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When people envisage future design, it often looks hard and polished and technological.
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However, we do not currently envisage any of these factors will constrain dividends.
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We do not envisage moving to that future system in a single step.
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Boosters of UHVDC lines envisage a supergrid capable of moving energy around the planet.
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It is hard to envisage MBS succeeding in his ambitious plans by royal decree.
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On the other hand, I do not currently envisage a takeover of the company.
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I can only envisage that that's probably got something to do with the delay.
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Some envisage going further still, allowing passenger drones to provide autonomous air-taxi services.
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It is hard to envisage what could stop us from celebrating this happy birthday.
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And some policymakers envisage only raising the deposit rate once or twice at first.
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How big a business do you envisage the mapping site alone becoming for Baidu?
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However, we do not envisage such a scenario within our two-year Outlook horizon.
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And even though I like you a lot, I envisage my future with a brunette.
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"We envisage Novo needing to hike the offer and could see counterbids," the analysts said.
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It's not hard to identify the root problem but much harder to envisage a solution.
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With their conservative, Christian roots, the framers of the UN Declaration did not envisage gay marriage.
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Those envisage a deficit of 2.1 percent of GDP this year and 1.2 percent in 2018.
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Junior Brexit Minister Steve Baker added that he could not envisage the date being brought forward.
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Without the militants at the table, experts say it is hard to envisage a peace settlement.
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Hansen stuck with it, maintaining that representing her country was "the biggest honor" she could envisage.
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Without the militants at the table, experts say it is hard to envisage a meaningful solution.
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She is likely best-known for her gory, humanoid forms that envisage a spectral armada of ghosts.
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As a result, EU regulators and finance ministers do not envisage any concrete action before next year.
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It was really thanks to my tech background that I could envisage encrypting technology in a capsule.
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The future you envisage for him is one of carefully crafted albums and a dedicated live following.
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The new decrees envisage investments of 8 trillion rubles ($128.60 billion) into Russia's infrastructure, healthcare and education.
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"If the UK was outside the European Union I could well envisage a different result" he added.
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It is easy to envisage a disaster of this magnitude spelling the end for a football club.
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My age allows me to envisage projects over the next 10 to 15 years without contemplating retirement.
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I would envisage more of a call to arms requesting support and assistance from the private sector.
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Saint-Cheron said Safran did not envisage for now moving any of its subsidiaries out of Britain.
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"I asked the British prime minister to specify the alternative arrangements that he could envisage," Juncker said.
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According to a third source, Monte dei Paschi's capital increase plans do not envisage any state-backed guarantees.
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" I envisage that we will see the signs of life on an exoplanet very soon," he told CNN.
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But we expect the broad-based momentum to continue, as we envisage tighter security regulations in the future.
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Supporters of the policy envisage armies of labourers erecting infrastructure, caring for children and cleaning up the environment.
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Senior euro zone officials said the compromise was likely to envisage a development of the budget over time.
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According to another source, Fininvest's talks with the Chinese consortium envisage an initial sale of 70 per cent.
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I asked a senior Arab diplomat from the Saudi coalition whom he could envisage in a transition government.
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Each of these engagements helped him to re-envisage how he used the line and how he painted.
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Our forecasts envisage sustained results albeit with some FCF dilution given our assumptions on cash taxes and capex.
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Current robots are nowhere near this, he says, but he can envisage a time when they might be.
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"I think this is important precisely to clear the ground and envisage the Rome of tomorrow," he added.
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Peskov noted that the 'diplomatic practice doesn't envisage such publications,' adding that the issue is U.S. internal business.
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ENVISAGE is far less common, last seen in the grid back in 1966, if you can believe it.
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Powerful computers allow designers to envisage structures that squeeze more out of the compromise between utility, aesthetics and cost.
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The plan would envisage "allowing space" for those countries in the EU that are not ready for further integration.
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With less than nine months to go until Britain leaves the bloc, it's getting harder to envisage a compromise.
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We do not envisage Batelco being rated above the sovereign, especially given the government's significant shareholding in the company.
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German budget plans envisage a rise in investment from 33.2 billion euros in 2016 to 37.1 billion in 2019.
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I don't envisage Snake Pass's controls catching on elsewhere—and why would they, given the clearly limited application potential?
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Those views are perfectly consistent with a deterrence role that Secretary of State Tillerson might envisage for future sanctions.
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That is still more optimistic than the latest government forecasts, which envisage growth of just 0.2 percent next year.
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"You could envisage a scenario where the U.S. pauses both its balance sheet reduction and rate increases," he said.
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"It's difficult to envisage a more serious example of this offense," she told Mr. Assange, British news organizations reported.
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I was totally unaware of Alain Bashung (who co-wrote "I Envisage" with Gainsbourg)…He's an interesting cool guy.
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"It's difficult to envisage a more serious example of this offence," she added in remarks printed by The Telegraph.
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However, sources have said the BlackRock plan may envisage an even bigger cash call to build up a capital buffer.
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The Commerce Department's two other proposals envisage blanket tariffs and/or quotas on imports of all products from all countries.
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It remains to be seen how much of a rupture in relations with Russia May's government is prepared to envisage.
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If you envisage tax relief as public spending, it is a hugely inefficient and wasteful policy compared with other options.
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Those subordinated loans, the conditions of which do not envisage a conversion, will be written down according to the law.
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"In our own situation we do not envisage a 30 percent drop in profits," Gerry Byrne told a news conference.
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Therefore, it is not farfetched to envisage a day when Putin might emerge as the Grand Conciliator in the Gulf.
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Reversing the withdrawal would probably involve a change of government and another referendum, and all that is hard to envisage.
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I also believe that the consumer shift to electric vehicles would be faster than what most of us would envisage.
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One big question they face, however, is whether ordinary people have the stomach for the kind of change they envisage.
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The agreement would envisage the pullout of all Iranian forces from the area and require Syrian rebels to surrender heavy weapons.
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France and others want that kind of endless limbo avoided, though some in Brussels can envisage an extra year or so.
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"Our (next year's) objectives envisage that the net borrowing will increase four times with limited spending from reserves funds", he said.
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"We envisage an identity solution, like Digital iD, could unlock significant benefits for everyday Australians doing business with government," Fahour said.
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The other two options envisage no change to existing rules or greater disclosure requirements, obliging banks to show their sovereign exposures.
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"I think that everybody now even though they haven't stated it openly are…I would envisage a transition period," he added.
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The DOE's fiscal 2017 budget request, set for release next week, is expected to envisage a shift to the WIPP site.
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Laurie Abouzeir, 235 ans, écrit qu'elle envisage de se mettre à son compte et de s'occuper d'enfants à son domicile toulousain.
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It is easier for us to envisage things based on the way they've been than to foresee how they will be.
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Trump told a news conference it was realistic to envisage a meeting with the Iranian head of government in coming weeks.
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PICTURE A LECTURE session at a business school and you probably envisage students gazing at screens filled with equations and acronyms.
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The proposal does not envisage the suspension of traffic rights, however, and will not interfere with bilateral air services agreements between countries.
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Banks such as the ECB often say the envisage doing something but reserve the right to change their mind if circumstances change.
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This post identifies three different startup strategies, all of which can work even in the more competitive cloud economy that I envisage.
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Through her intervention, De Robertis hopes to combine both Mary's into one image that can better envisage a fuller experience of womanhood.
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Striking a deal But what have we heard from the Three Brexiteers about the shape of the kind of deal they envisage?
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They don't envisage this— throwing down chart-hop for the incoherent, potentially incontinent denizens of Sunset Strip on a wet Tuesday afternoon.
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Horner said a London Grand Prix was hard to envisage on an annual basis and the location would be of critical importance.
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The Egyptian security source said the long-term truce would also envisage Israel freeing hundreds of detained Palestinians in a prisoner swap.
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It would also be hard to envisage the Chinese government allowing a foreign exchange take over Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing, they said.
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"The regime could envisage a deal with Tshisekedi for several reasons," said Adeline Van Houtte, an analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Nevertheless, we do not envisage a higher discount for Eurotorg as retail operations are less volatile than commodity trading and meat processing.
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Nobody, back then, could envisage the earth-shaking impact of online information networks; nobody, back then, even knew the term "social media".
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It is in this moment, should he be savoring the jubilant feeling of triumph, when he might envisage what could be next.
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In the future, I envisage a fleet of robots working side-by-side with our people, offering a truly seamless travel experience.
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If we take Japan's current sales of 1.7 trillion yen and envisage overseas sales to be bigger, then maybe 2 trillion yen?
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Only 33 percent of those surveyed living outside the U.K. said they do not envisage a recession in the next two years.
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The spending plans envisage the introduction of a basic income for the poor, a lower retirement age and a proposed flat tax rate.
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If it's still grossing you out, why not envisage it as a cute little dick coat, there to help keep your guy warm?
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That's certainly the unspoken message of Talmadge's exhibition, for which she appropriates pointillism as the perfect aesthetic form to envisage a funeral home.
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Does he envisage them capably governing while he, Mr Kushner and Mr Bannon set about making the great changes Mr Trump has promised?
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If the risks can be sufficiently controlled, then it's hard to envisage society choosing to forego the life-saving opportunities of this technology.
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"I could personally envisage a rather different monetary policy for Germany," Schaeuble said, adding low interest rates were pushing Germany's trade surpluses higher.
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The deal would have involved steep losses for lenders - one plan envisage a 50 percent writedown on the debt - alongside an aid package.
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When I got my 3DS a few years back, I didn't envisage using it so frequently as a device for older DS titles.
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"For the first time we can envisage a future without jet fuel and we are excited to be part of it," McCall said.
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And we hope they allow people to envisage a world where all Americans can see themselves represented — in all ways — on the screen.
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It cannot envisage another way of relating to other powers, because the European Union itself is in essence a rule-based regional order.
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From a credit perspective the approach makes it harder to envisage the long term nature of DMGT's core business portfolio and risk profile.
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Cheerleaders for asset recycling envisage states leasing stretches of the sprawling interstate highway system to private tolling companies, raising vast sums for new investment.
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Does it still envisage the eventual removal of Assad and continued military support for the Kurds and moderate rebel factions (or those that survive)?
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"We also envisage that the groups should not become joint stock companies which could be possible takeover targets for foreign banks," the minister said.
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Given that the referendum has already happened, he said, "you could envisage a scenario where the conclusion is 'Let them get on with it.'"
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As the economic and social chasm between North and South began to close, South Koreans could slowly envisage a time when reunification seems plausible.
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Chludzinski said he did not envisage selling the foreign assets, although Poland, which accounts for around 80 percent of the company, was the priority.
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"In the future, I envisage a fleet of robots working side-by-side with our people offering a truly seamless travel experience," Vidal added.
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But he could envisage a time when Chinese children born today would be more interested in following their local club than a foreign one.
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EU laws on asylum do envisage "transit zones" on member states' soil where refugees and migrants could be handled, an EU official told Reuters separately.
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New European laws envisage hefty fines for non-compliance with cyber-security standards; rules enacted by New York's financial regulator came into force in August.
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With country-spanning networks and quantum-enabled satellites, it is easy to envisage a global "quantum internet" in which each link offers quantum-enhanced security.
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They can envisage side-agreements to penalise Iran for its pursuit of ballistic missiles and to demand easier access to military sites for nuclear inspectors.
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He also did not envisage any change in the VAT tax rate next year and thinks the copper tax could be maintained in some form.
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On that Moiseenkov says they envisage communities will still want to be able to create their own closed groups — to maintain "a persistent, consistent community".
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"I can imagine every scenario," team boss Toto Wolff told reporters in Texas on Sunday night when asked if he could envisage Hamilton not winning.
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The Crown Dependencies envisage a staged implementation, with access first for police, then for financial firms doing due diligence, and only later for everyone else.
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While Tillerson had been raising the possibility of talks with Kim's government, Vice President Mike Pence has several times said Washington does not envisage negotiations.
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I envisage the new government's bias to fiscal stimulus as providing a boost to economic activity, offsetting headwinds to the consumer sector from rising inflation.
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Understanding the neurological processes behind adult romantic love can help us envisage how one day we may be to hack this process using our neurochemistry.
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But if shareholders in Valeant Pharmaceuticals International envisage a vastly different approach by Joseph C. Papa, the company's incoming chief executive, they may be disappointed.
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After being amended by Putin, the reforms envisage raising the retirement age for men to 65 from 60 and to 60 from 55 for women.
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Minaj may never be able to envisage a path that sidesteps these musical categories altogether unless she tunes out the warring factions and turns inward.
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But envisage a day, perhaps in the not too distant future, when AlphaZero has evolved into a more general problem-solving algorithm; call it AlphaInfinity.
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One need not envisage a dystopian world to recall Orwell's enduring warning that "freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four."
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The technique has proved so successful in laboratory tests that its authors envisage malaria could be eliminated from large regions of Africa within two decades.
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This may negatively affect cash flows in the form of residual foreign-exchange exposure, as the swap documentation does not envisage a non-negative floor.
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Another winner of the competition desires to envisage landscape architecture as a giant horizontal skyscraper, a green lung for the city, an Arcadian synthetic carpet.
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On view until June 11, Ways Out from the World embraces the region's uncanny landscape by encouraging artists to envisage what has not yet emerged.
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After two decades of violent conflict and lawlessness, it is almost impossible to envisage long term stability and peace without having in place an accountable government.
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Trump's tweet appeared to envisage an expansion of the size of the US nuclear force, but it was not immediately clear if that is the case.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: Fitch currently does not envisage a positive action under the existing capital structure.
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It is possible to envisage a grand bargain that can resolve many if not all of the outstanding differences between the two countries on business issues.
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"We envisage it as an installation at a firework show that attracts all crowd members to share the experience of feeling fireworks," says the research paper.
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Del Fante said the company did not currently envisage any acquisitions over the duration of the plan, and that his assumptions were based on organic growth.
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Harrison said he did not envisage making further cuts at CP to deliver those savings, because the majority of synergies would have come from Norfolk Southern.
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Most envisage some or all facets of a complex disaster: humanitarian emergency; civil war; international conflict; nuclear proliferation; economic hardship; social tensions between northerners and southerners.
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Ikea also made its own AR app, the Ikea Place app, which helps users envisage what their homes would look like with, say, a POÄNG chair.
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I can't envisage the morning I wake up and think I'd like to spend two years on the road, arguing all around the world with Liam.
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An alternative rescue plan for the troubled Italian lender may envisage spinning off its healthy assets and selling them to an Italian lender, MF daily reported.
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"Our current scenario does not envisage using the National Fund," he said referring to the Central Asian nation's rainy-day fund replenished by oil export revenue.
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"Our current scenario does not envisage using the National Fund," he said referring to the Central Asian nation's rainy-day fund replenished by oil export revenue.
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Trump told a news conference before heading home that it was realistic to envisage a meeting with the Iranian head of government in the coming weeks.
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However, a senior EU diplomat said that only in his "wildest dreams" could he envisage settlement of a future relationship by the end of next year.
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For International Women's Day 2017, we asked Rothna Begum, women's rights researcher for Human Rights Watch, to help us envisage a world without female migrant workers.
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October 2018 - Volkswagen says it is open to deeper alliances particularly in the area of autonomous driving and could envisage sharing its electric vehicles platform with Ford.
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On Thursday, the Czech central bank (CNB), delivering its eighth rate hike in two years, said it did not envisage a further rise in the coming year.
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Entrepreneurs envisage a world in which people can communicate telepathically, with each other and with machines, or acquire superhuman abilities, such as hearing at very high frequencies.
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That makes Berlin-style blockades much harder to envisage – but it also means nations lack the military or other resources to get around them if they happen.
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Removing 211.3bn-226bn tonnes by 2100, as the more sanguine scenarios envisage, let alone the 2600bn-2500bn tonnes in more pessimistic ones, will be a vast undertaking.
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The fact is, America's foreign-policy doctrines envisage a degree of global dominance, based on military might, which its volunteer force is now too small to enforce.
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READ: Hamas leader urges Trump to seize 'historic opportunity' Many in Israel's right-wing support a one-state solution -- they envisage that state as a Jewish state.
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On transparency, the Fund was recommending instituting centralized, standardized and compulsory electronic reporting for all issuers rather than only large issuers as the current EU plans envisage.
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Both sides envisage a rapid timeline, with the Turkish Foreign Ministry saying the Assad regime and opposition would meet soon in Kazakhstan, according to Turkish state media.
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"(We) envisage deepening our engagement in favour of security and prosperity of our peoples in the framework of a more sovereign, united and democratic Europe," it said.
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Three of the four programmes rated by Fitch are conditional pass-through and envisage a contractual extendible maturity beyond the longest maturity date of the cover assets.
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Our base case scenario continues to envisage a EUR60 million- EUR70 million impact on EBITDA if Orange Belgium takes a 10% market share in Flanders and Brussels.
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"Obviously there is still pressure on all sides, but if we remain consistent and united I don't envisage any issues we can't ride out," Scaramucci also wrote.
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"In 2016 we expect further growth in our sales dynamics, but we envisage intensifying construction works in 2017-2018," Chief Executive Dariusz Blocher said in a statement.
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The company said in a statement that the plan did not envisage plant closures and that the job cuts would not affect its research and development operations.
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The constitutional changes envisage presidential and parliamentary elections being held together in 2019, with a president eligible to then serve a maximum of two five-year terms.
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When you write these rhythms that are really locking in with the synth and it's creating that movement you can kind of envisage people dancing to it.
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Further down the line, Mal senior said he can envisage its business moving into other areas of a farmer's business where it believes it can add value.
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Trump told reporters it was realistic to envisage a meeting between him and President Hassan Rouhani in coming weeks, describing Iran as a country of "tremendous potential".
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Ms. Dreyer said she could envisage her party agreeing to support a minority government on key issues such as European policy, as well as security and defense.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday the country's 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers was among the "best deals" he could envisage.
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"We envisage that future applications of endovascular arrays may include motor cortex sensors in brain-machine interfaces and seizure prediction in epilepsy," Oxley and his group note.
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"I don't envisage there will be any changes to the Papua LNG gas agreement," Botten said, meaning the P'nyang agreement would be unlikely to see major change either.
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At times he seems to envisage a confederation, with the Kim dynasty still in charge of the North, and the labour camps presumably still full of political prisoners.
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With views on U.S.-China relations hardening on both sides of the Pacific, it is increasingly difficult to envisage a deal that would be acceptable to both sides.
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Moreover, I envisage business models where we do not sell products but we sell the benefits of the product, and so you go to technology as a service.
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"The ECB could envisage additional rate cuts, notably the deposit rate as it is the most important policy rate in an environment of excess liquidity," the OECD said.
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The bank also signaled a further cut could be made before the end of the year, although Governor Mark Carney said he did not envisage negative interest rates.
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Singer obtained pilot notes, technical manuals, transcripts and diagrams in order to envisage conditions in the cramped flight capsules and the quick decisions required in moments of danger.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said earlier on Monday that he did not envisage any problems would emerge in Syria's Kobani after the Syrian army deploys along the border.
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Prosecutors said the agreements did not envisage any control by the Foreign Ministry over the prices the company charged for the services, which led to the financial losses.
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I asked Bembibre if she could envisage some kind of public access smell library in the future, or whether aroma descriptions will just be written down and stored.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's education minister Damian Hinds said on Monday he did not envisage a no-deal Brexit becoming the official policy of Prime Minister Theresa May's government.
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Back when you started Yellow Magic Orchestra, did you ever envisage that you or the group would go on to be as celebrated as you were, and are?
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Like Proust, Ernaux is always trying to envisage the book she will write — this very book we are reading, in a fluent, idiomatic translation by Alison L. Strayer.
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And yet, from here, it is hard to envisage a set of circumstances that do not conclude with Chelsea, once again, being crowned champion of England come May.
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Keeping them out of government is one thing, but expecting them to stay loyal to an alliance with 5-Star for any length of time is hard to envisage.
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Financial services firms envisage massive potential growth in Latin America's No. 2 economy by reaching the more than 50 percent of Mexico's roughly 120 million citizens without bank accounts.
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Most scenarios envisage CO2 concentrations and global temperatures overshooting for several decades before being brought back towards the target later in the century ("Mitigation of climate change", IPCC, 2014).
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New rules introduced in January in all 28 EU countries envisage that banks' creditors — including shareholders, bondholders and large depositors — should incur losses before a lender can be rescued.
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Fitch does not envisage negative rating action on the MUFG's Viability Rating due to its strong domestic franchises, solid yen liquidity profile, sound asset quality and adequate capital position.
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ECB President Mario Draghi sent financial markets into a tailspin in March when he said he did not envisage any further rate cut, confounding investors' expectations at the time.
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"I find it difficult to envisage how the necessary changes can be successfully delivered, and the confidence of the staff restored, under the current senior House administration," she wrote.
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DUBAI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Wednesday the country's 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers was among the "best deals" he could envisage.
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NOT ENOUGH TIME However, a senior EU diplomat said that only in his "wildest dreams" could he envisage settlement of a future relationship by the end of next year.
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"There is usually a 2-3 month lag between mortgage applications and mortgage disbursements ... We envisage an improvement in housing loan growth in the next few quarters," Ng said.
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The two candidates offer visions for the future of the Republican Party that are starkly different from one another and from what the Party seems to envisage for itself.
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But a rare scheme that helps refugees attend Chadian universities is getting more people in school - especially girls and young women who have started to envisage a different future.
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"They are working on commercial agreements that do not, however, envisage a merger or integration of the networks," one of the sources said of the TIM talks with Open Fiber.
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While the 81-year-old Francis has said he didn&apost envisage a long papacy, he hasn&apost said explicitly if he&aposd follow in Benedict&aposs footsteps and retire.
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With the aid of a gently spinning colour wheel, Ms Paterson presents a history of starlight, from the Big Bang to the end of the universe as scientists envisage it.
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Jing Zhao, a human rights activist and Apple shareholder, said he could envisage worse human rights issues arising from Apple handing over iCloud data than occurred in the Yahoo case.
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Matthew Parris, an anti-Brexit columnist and former Conservative lawmaker, told BBC radio that Gove might envisage a situation in which he would be spearheading a new approach to Brexit.
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Didi's designers and engineers envisage dedicated vehicles that will likely look very different to the cars used today for commuting and running errands, the people close to the company said.
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It is easy to envisage our most cherished certainties appearing ridiculous (or worse) to future generations, just as the cherished certainties of our ancestors appear ridiculous (or worse) to us.
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The proposals by UniCredit and Bper both envisage the economy ministry injecting 1 billion euros into the SGA so it could help Carige and its buyer to offload bad debts.
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Third, given the close relationship we envisage, we will need to have an ongoing dialogue with the EU, and to ensure we have the means to consult each other regularly.
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"It is difficult to envisage the South African consumer economy improving in the near-term and negative risks seem heightened in the international geopolitical and economic situation," the retailer said.
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Only with an extension for the whole of 2018 and 100 percent compliance with cuts "can we envisage a market which is more or less balanced," the JBC analysts wrote.
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ENERGY TRANSITION Under existing climate change agreements, policymakers envisage a worldwide energy transition from CO216-emitting fossil fuels to cleaner electricity generated from zero-emission wind, solar and nuclear sources.
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Busy enough with my own life, I couldn't envisage a future self whose comings and goings were circumscribed, apparently happily, by the wants and needs of people half my size.
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Slaves in Mauritania do not tend to escape because they are unaware of their rights and cannot envisage a life beyond slavery, said Boubacar Messaoud of rights group SOS Esclaves.
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The proposed measures envisage a full or partial ban on imports of U.S. pharmaceutical products, with the exception given to drugs that have no alternatives produced in Russia or elsewhere.
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"The machine and the results of these first experiments presented here represent the initial significant steps toward what I envisage as a new solar-powered production tool of great potential."
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"What will start to reduce uncertainty is when we are able to set out more clearly the kind of arrangement we envisage going forward with the European Union, " Hammond told reporters.
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"We envisage this new rich data to be key to how vehicles, infrastructure, people and more will communicate in the digital age," Ordnance Survey CEO Neil Ackroyd said in a statement.
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Putin and Erdogan, in a phone call initiated by Turkey, highlighted the need to follow Russia-Turkey agreements on Syria's Idlib that envisage increasing cooperation to "neutralise extremists," the Kremlin said.
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Putin and Erdogan, in a phone call initiated by Turkey, highlighted the need to follow Russia-Turkey agreements on Syria's Idlib that envisage increasing cooperation to "neutralize extremists," the Kremlin said.
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"Thus, we can envisage a set of circumstances under which this election result is positive for equities, although we would caution that markets tend to overreact to political shocks," he said.
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Other patent filings envisage putting sensors into both phones and smartwatches to collect electrocardiograms to monitor heart health more precisely, and even doing biometric monitoring through AirPods, the firm's wireless headphones.
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Not only did they envisage Mercury's death as the midpoint in Queen's story, he said, but they also wanted to leave out the more lurid details of his notoriously hedonistic life.
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If Rome held defiant, officials envisage EU leaders discussing Italy at summits, as they did with Greece on several occasions in past years at the height of the Greek debt crisis.
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It would also envisage the Commission hosting an annual rule of law conference with academics and rights groups among other ideas to put the theme more prominently on the EU's agenda.
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Paris-based journalist Joao Henrique of Brazilian website Universo Online told Reuters Neymar would be interested in joining Madrid eventually, but does not envisage him leaving PSG in the immediate future.
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However, this is not a scenario we currently envisage given X5's intention to maintain a partly debt-funded growth strategy that may include additional bank debt at operating company level.
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"For the first time, our industry can envisage a future which isn't wholly reliant on jet fuel and its harmful CO2 and NOX emissions," CEO Carolyn McCall said in a statement.
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"Depending on how this evolves ... we will envisage on the one hand changes in terms of our bilateral diplomatic relations and on the other hand changes to sanctions policy," Macron said.
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POI's exposure to risky assets, such as equity securities, is limited due to the perceived volatility and we do not envisage its investment strategy to deviate significantly in the near term.
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The goals, first announced by Putin in 2018, envisage higher state spending in 13 key areas to spur stalled economic growth and make Russia the world's fifth biggest economy by 2024.
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He did not envisage any competition issues, however, because the two series were so distinct and raced in very different arenas, with Formula E a city-based series using temporary circuits.
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"Foreign investors know that, like in their countries, there are legal systems that envisage very hard remedies in case of breaches of contract," Conte said in the interview regarding those concerns.
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"Under all circumstances... the European Council should envisage a single extension, rather than a series of extensions, which would keep the European Union in limbo for an extended period," it said.
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And from there you could envisage an era of meaningful quantified health tracking being ushered in — rather than the era of imperfect, and imperfectly understood, data that current wearables and sensors generate.
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Germany already has close military ties and joint forces with Poland, the Netherlands and France outside NATO structures, though Berlin and Paris also say they do not envisage establishing a European army.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit minister Stephen Barclay said on Wednesday he told the European Union's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier that he did not envisage an unchanged exit deal being approved by Britain's parliament.
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Opponents of the pension reforms, which envisage raising the retirement age for men to 65 from 60 and to 60 from 20163 for women, staged protests across Russia as voting took place.
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The investment bank lowered its Brent oil price assumptions to $220 a barrel from $2516 a barrel for 1.53 and said it was difficult to envisage a "fundamentally bullish scenario" this year.
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In this case, ZTE's infringements are so major — trade violations and national security concerns — that it is hard to envisage the company getting a pass, even with support from the White House.
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"It's hard to know exactly, but almost any scenario that we can envisage will be negative," TJ Flanagan, chief executive of the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS), told CNBC in Dublin.
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"In 2019 we envisage an acceleration in renewable projects, mainly in North America, with continued investments in grids in Italy and South America," Enel's chief executive Francesco Starace said in a statement.
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I can already hear the shrieks from Silicon Valley as executives envisage their competitive advantage (and advertising income) being eroded, but I'm not asking them to publish their algorithms or secret sauce.
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The online bank does not envisage any extraordinary operations, its CEO told Il Sole 210 Ore when asked if FinecoBank could play a role in the reorganisation of the asset management sector.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump aims to replace Obamacare with a plan that would envisage "insurance for everybody," he said in an interview with the Washington Post published on Sunday night.
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We envisage that technology will radically change the way healthcare is being provided, and so we take this entire health continuum approach, from healthy living to prevention, diagnosis, intervention and chronic disease management.
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"We envisage this decline will continue, setting the next technical level at $5,63 a coin," said Miles Eakers, chief market analyst at Centtrip, which specializes in foreign exchange, worldwide payments and treasury management.
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That extra cost can be quickly recouped if the vehicle is part of an autonomous fleet with a high utilization rate – as ride hailers like Uber Technologies envisage emerging in the next decade.
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Add to that rising discontent among global steel producers and their respective governments over cheap Chinese exports, and it's hard to envisage an environment of sustained output gains in the world's largest producer.
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"At the very least, such a law should envisage introducing restraining orders, a measure that is currently absent from Russian law, to protect family members who are at risk of violence," said Schulmann.
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Yet diplomats cannot envisage substantive changes to the Irish "backstop" to avert a hard border by keeping Britain in a customs union, a main cause of MPs' rejection of the deal last month.
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STOCKPILING KEY COMPONENTS Some who do envisage an impact, like China's LED lighting makers, whose products could be slapped with a 25 percent tariff, say extra costs have already rippled into supply chains.
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"The business plan does not envisage transformational deals but the group will be ready to pursue bigger targets", Chief Executive Enrico Vita said during a call on its new 2018-20 business plan.
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And yet: China's biggest current water projects, including piping water from the Yangzi under the Yellow river to slake Beijing, are on an imperial scale that without authoritarianism would be hard to envisage.
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Local radio RMF FM said on Friday, without naming its sources, the revised presidential draft bill could envisage Poland's central bank or Guarantee Fund lending the money for the conversion to the banks.
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When asked whether he could envisage a time when the two championships would have the same prize money, he spoke about the need for the women's Open to have a sustainable business model.
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The Health Service Executive (HSE) said that while it did not envisage having go to such lengths to boost its capacity, it had spoken to hotel operators about its potential need for beds.
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"On matters like cybersecurity, defense, strategic relationships, we could envisage the outlines of a new relationship between Russia and the EU which is coherent with the direction Europe is headed in," Macron said.
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"It is clear that we had a vote on whether the U.K. should leave the EU and it is very difficult to envisage the U.K. signing up to part remaining while the rest leaves."
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If the young-magnetar theory is correct, then—according to one possible version of the story—we have to envisage a newborn, superdense neutron star cloaked in a powerful and highly unstable magnetic field.
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Some may be burning cash, some may not be churning out profit from their user base, but it's clear to envisage a world in which they hold defendable, profitable business for the medium term.
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MINSK (Reuters) - There is a substantial difference between how Germany and France envisage the possible deployment of U.N. peacekeepers in eastern Ukraine and Russia's position, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel told journalists on Friday.
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In the absence of more negative economic factors a sustained sell-off in the markets was hard to envisage, Brad McMillan, chief investment officer of Commonwealth Financial Network, wrote in a note to clients.
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"Its not too hard to envisage where the recovery rate of those bonds is very low - less than 20%," said Nick Eisinger, principal, fixed income emerging markets at Vanguard, which holds some Lebanese debt.
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"The latest US sanctions, which envisage potentially boarding North Korean surface vessels with force, were accompanied by a thinly-veiled reference by Trump to using military strikes if sanctions don't work," said Andrew O'Neil.
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Barnier has offered no opinion on the merits of Labour's Brexit proposals - which envisage Britain staying in a customs union with the EU after Brexit - as opposed to those of Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Although the spending plans envisage Italy's spending within the rules laid out by the executive body, the government has rowed back on previous promises to lower public spending and to target a more balanced budget.
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But the Hungarian central bank (NBH) dropped its guidance for gradual monetary tightening in March, and the Czech bank (CNB) said on Thursday that it did not envisage a further rise in the coming year.
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The French government has also been asked to clarify why its 2020 draft budget does not envisage an improvement of 0.6% of its gross domestic product in its structural balance, as previously agreed as well.
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Other possible risks they envisage are limitations or errors in the data and analytic tools, and security and privacy/ethical concerns, which they say could eventually lead to "legal and reputational risks for financial institutions".
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Last week, his warning that he would rain "fire and fury" over North Korea if it continued its threats, appeared to envisage a nuclear strike and triggered alarm in Asia and confusion about his motivations.
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Fitch does not envisage positive rating action, as upside potential to Genting's ratings is limited by the discretionary nature of gaming expenditure incurred by patrons and the cyclicality and capital intensity of the gaming business.
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Jahja Setiaatmadja, chief executive of Bank Central Asia , the largest bank by market value, told Reuters he does not envisage any re-emergence of the type of panic-selling that occurred in the late 1990s.
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"OMV Petrom is cooperating with the European Commission within an inspection related to potential practices on the gas market in Romania, which could envisage restrictions of gas exports," the third company said, declining further comment.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 15 (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump aims to replace Obamacare with a plan that would envisage "insurance for everyone," he said in an interview with the Washington Post published on Sunday night.
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"The entertainment industry tends to envisage piracy audiences as a criminal element, and writes them off as money lost – but they are wrong to do so," MUSO executive Paul Briley said of the study's findings.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German parties in exploratory talks on forming a coalition government agreed on Thursday to stick to climate goals that envisage cutting CO2 emissions to 40 percent of 1990 levels by 2020, sources said.
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Kazakh banks' subordinated issues do not currently envisage any formal loss absorption triggers, but in Fitch's view would be likely to absorb losses if in the regulator's view the bank had ceased to be viable.
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The proposals, first reported by the newspaper Die Zeit on Wednesday, do envisage a role for the fund in helping heavily indebted states out of crisis, a task currently carried out by the European Commission.
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The rocket, called the Electron, is a mere sliver compared to the giant rockets that Elon Musk, of SpaceX, and Jeffrey P. Bezos, of Blue Origin, envisage using to send people into the solar system.
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"Anyone who under this plan is transported to Christmas Island would be there, we envisage, for up to 14 days, which is the advised period of quarantine for the patient of this virus," he said.
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Low churn is often cited as evidence that customers are satisfied, but it would be more accurate to say that they cannot envisage anything better, says Jason Bates of 11:FS, a British banking-technology consultancy.
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But if the bill passes, Republican House leaders at least can feel their job is partly done and can begin to envisage more palatable items on their agenda, including a push for a generational tax reform.
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But creditors insist there is nothing to negotiate until they see an international audit of state firms' loans requested by the IMF and an outline of what sort of engagement the fund would envisage going forward.
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"Based on the debate it has become very difficult to envisage a breakthrough," he said, though Scarpetta said the countdown to new polls could induce some parties to make more concessions if they feared a rout.
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CEO Tim Cook has expressed his belief that the apps — and others removed by Apple in order to comply with Chinese law — will return, but it is difficult to envisage a scenario in which that happens.
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"Carnoustie last year I didn't envisage hitting that many drivers and then I got there the week of the tournament," McIlroy told Reuters of last year's British Open in an interview organized by NBC's Golf Channel.
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"I think that on matters like cybersecurity, defence, strategic relationships, we could envisage the outlines of a new relationship between Russia and the EU which is coherent with the direction Europe is headed in," Macron said.
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"We will probably see, it seems, a cryptocurrency version of the yuan, but it's not going to be in the form that Bitcoin enthusiasts envisage," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at currency trader Oanda, told me.
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And if the U.S. does not want a war how then does it envisage denuclearizing North Korea, restraining Iran, and equally if not importantly guaranteeing the peace and security of Northeast Asia and the Middle East.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union regulators have drawn up a preliminary plan for a possible tightening of rules against money laundering after a series of high-level cases at the bloc's banks, but do not envisage quick measures.
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"I do not envisage a situation where U.S. multinationals are not internationalizing and I think if they're going to internationalize in Europe, Ireland is the place where they're going to do that," posited the IDA Ireland chief.
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"[In the meantime], we envisage that even the manpower of flying the drone and someone recording the drone's scans on a tablet is faster than the conventional team of a forklift driver and a scanner," says Leppan.
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"Chances are that CBR (Central Bank of Russia) will cut again in April and June also, because it is difficult to envisage the inflation trend turning around between now and then," Commerzbank analysts wrote in a note.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action Fitch does not envisage any upgrade to PLDT's Long-Term Local-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) given the company's business profile and investment needs.
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"The response received from the United States ... does not envisage joint actions against terrorist organizations, which leads to further escalation of the conflict," Sergei Rudskoy, head of the General Staff's main operations command, told a news briefing.
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"The response received from the United States ... does not envisage joint actions against terrorist organisations, which leads to further escalation of the conflict," Sergei Rudskoy, head of the General Staff's main operations command, told a news briefing.
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The parties did agree to stick to climate goals that envisage cutting carbon dioxide emissions to 40 percent of 1990 levels by 2020, but were still divided on how to achieve that, sources familiar with negotiations said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel told legislators she could not envisage renegotiating Britain's European Union withdrawal agreement but she did not rule out further clarifying Britain's future ties to the bloc, two meeting participants told Reuters.
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Or envisage autonomous corporations, made up of bundles of automatic agreements, which could send their investors dividends whenever profits reach a certain, specified level and not just when the board of directors has had a good lunch.
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Those proposals envisage a monetary policy committee chaired by the governor and also consisting of the deputy governor, two part-time external members and one member who is also a full-time employee of the central bank.
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"I think it's very, very important not to envisage any circumstances in which we would fail to come out of the EU on October 31," Johnson told a debate on ITV television in front of an audience.
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"Regardless of what (Carter) conveys, the reverberations caused by Trump's election have made many countries envisage a future where a robust U.S. presence may not be a certainty," said Reed Foster, a defense analyst for IHS Jane's.
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"If the virus triggers a sharper drop in profits or a bigger rise in borrowing costs than we envisage, then these pockets of vulnerability could blow up," analysts at Capital Economics wrote in a note last week.
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"Chances are that CBR (Central Bank of Russia) will cut again in April and June also, because it is difficult to envisage the inflation trend turning around between now and then," Commerzbank analysts wrote in a note.
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"Under the current conditions, it would be extremely difficult to envisage any deployment of United Nations monitors to conduct physical monitoring and observation tasks on the ground," Ban wrote in a letter dated Wednesday to the council.
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According to sources close to the talks, EU lenders have been more lenient during the review than the IMF, which has said Greece will need far bigger debt relief than euro zone partners have been prepared to envisage.
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"Given the dominance of consumer spending and the squeeze that we envisage, it would take a big surge in the likes of business investment to overturn the consumer squeeze to growth," Victoria Clarke, an economist with Investec, said.
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Given the projected life of current equipment and the slow pace of replacement, it is becoming increasingly hard to envisage a scenario in which atmospheric CO2 can be held below 430-21.5 ppm in the next two decades.
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Supporters of a universal basic income, on the other hand, claim that the re-engineering of the welfare system they envisage could allow societies to enjoy the fruits of dynamic economies while also ensuring they are widely spread.
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An executive at Ssangyong's team working on its U.S. strategy said he was not aware of any plan to put the project on the back burner, pointing out it did not envisage entering that market until around 2020.
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Ayrault said Saturday's meeting should not focus too much on a plan drawn up by German and French officials for a flexible EU that would envisage "allowing space" for member states that are not ready for further integration.
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Their official visit was to have included visits to the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, territories Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war and which Palestinians envisage as part of an independent state along with Gaza.
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"We are preparing to temporarily suspend production at our Collinsville and Newlands coal mines but do not envisage any impact on our annual production forecasts," Glencore, one of Australia's top thermal coal producers, said in an emailed statement.
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This photograph dovetails with the other main theme in Space Refugee, which is part science-fiction and part forced optimism: an attempt to envisage the possibility of a planetary exodus for today's increasingly large and diverse refugee population.
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That makes it at least possible to envisage a day when gene-drive technology will be deployed to vanquish diseases that have killed billions of people, deter devastating pests, and protect endangered species like the black-footed ferret.
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The bank also said no fees related to an anchor investor taking part in the cash call had been included in the estimate because "at present no agreement that would envisage the payment of such fees is being negotiated".
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There are some concerns that such clauses may resurface once Britain begins formal negotiations to exit the EU. Gray said he did not envisage reintroducing the clause in the short term, though altered market conditions could prompt their return.
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A draft outline of his administration's plans for the North American Free-Trade Agreement, leaked to the Wall Street Journal, suggests it may envisage only modest changes to a pact he describes as "the worst trade deal, maybe ever".
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Opposition parties have previously dominated urban centers, but Mr. Masisi — who built his career in the nation's capital — managed to sway young professionals there "in a way that none of us were really able to envisage," Dr. Jefferis said.
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It does not require the imaginations of Arthur C. Clarke or Douglas Adams, the inventors, respectively, of HAL and Eddie, to envisage the advantages of software that can not only act, but also explain the reasons behind its actions.
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She said that under its base scenario, in which the oil price is assumed to average $35 per barrel in 2016, the bank did not envisage a need to raise its key policy rate to reach its inflation target.
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PARIS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel underlined her support for a European Monetary Fund in an interview with European newspapers on Friday and said she could envisage financial support being granted to EU member states to help with reforms.
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If confirmed, the plans, which media said also envisage the construction of some 1,800 other settler homes in the West Bank, are likely to deliver a further serious blow to efforts to revive the moribund Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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The measures, contained in a draft amendment to a government fiscal decree, envisage creating a wholesale-only firm with a regulated asset base (RAB) offering tariffs that would be based on the amount of investment made, the draft said.
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The reforms envisage Aramco transforming itself from an oil and gas firm into a "global industrial conglomerate" involved in many sectors and services, using its vast financial resources to create jobs and help diversify the Saudi economy beyond oil.
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According to sources close to the talks EU lenders have been more lenient during the review than the IMF, which has said that Greece will need far bigger debt relief than euro zone partners have been prepared to envisage.
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The proposals, for which some funding must still be approved by NATO governments, also envisage spending about 800 million euros on the computer systems that help command air and missile defenses, said the official, who declined to be named.
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"We envisage that femtosecond laser-induced neuronal nanosurgical connection method can potentially provide a scientific leap that will open up new frontiers in the studies of the effects of connecting neurons, right before or after injury," the paper concludes.
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BERLIN, July 27 (Reuters) - German state bank KfW's plans to take a stake in high-voltage energy network operator 50Hertz envisage the state lender selling on the stake in the future, Germany's finance and economy ministries said on Friday.
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The rest would be transferred back into public services in the form of a "social dividend" into a national fund that the plans envisage being worth 2.1 billion pounds by the end of the first term of a Labour government.
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Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said this week that the budget plan for the next three years did not envisage increasing the retirement age despite saying last year a higher retirement age was urgently needed to keep the pension system afloat.
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"We envisage that the installations of those wind farms will take place in the first half of the next decade," head of Senvion's Global Offshore business, Cornelius Druecker, told Reuters without saying how close the firm was to a prototype.
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But for every touted benefit there are easy to envisage risks to network technology that's being designed to connect everything all of the time — thereby creating a new and more powerful layer of critical infrastructure society will be relying upon.
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ZAGREB, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Croatia's major trade unions will organise a protest next month against government proposals for pension reform which envisage raising the retirement age to 67 for men and women and reducing pensions for those who retire earlier.
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The establishment of safe zones is the latest international attempt to reduce violence amid a six-year civil war that has left more than 400,000 dead, and is the first to envisage armed foreign monitors on the ground in Syria.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey does not envisage electricity and gas price hikes in 2017 despite recent cost increases, Energy Minister Berat Albayrak said on Friday, adding Iranian gas flows were continuing but below full capacity after a technical problem in December.
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Putin, who once promised never to raise the retirement age, had until now been careful to distance himself from the proposed reforms, which envisage raising the retirement age to 65 from 60 for men and to 63 from 55 for women.
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But as Autor pointed out in a recent TED talk, it would have been far harder to envisage the vast variety of new jobs such as radiologists and yoga instructors which kept employment more than rising in pace with the population.
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Members of parliament and sources close to the government told VICE they did not envisage any relaxation of the current laws around recreational cannabis under the current government, with the prime minister known to be strongly opposed to any such move.
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Woodside, which operates Australia's giant Northwest Shelf project as well as its own Pluto facility, is no newcomer to LNG, and it's telling that it couldn't envisage a way to make the $30-billion Browse project profitable in the current environment.
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"The Group will remain strongly focused on growth, however management does not envisage an improvement in the local economy in the near future, and in the UK market, continued short-term uncertainty is anticipated as Brexit negotiations proceed," Famous Brands said.
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BERLIN, Jan 28 (Reuters) - German government draft plans to phase out hard coal-fired power stations envisage maximum phase-out compensation of 165,000 euros ($183,051) per megawatt between 2020 and 2022, three sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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BERLIN, Jan 16 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel told legislators that she could not envisage renegotiating Britain's European Union withdrawal agreement but did not rule out making further clarifications on Britain's future ties to the bloc, a meeting participant said.
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One possibility is that Putin and Trump could reach a deal that would envisage the deployment of Syrian government forces along the frontier with the Israeli-held side of the Golan Heights and the withdrawal of Iranian forces and Hezbollah from the area.
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"The U.S. is our closest ally, we talk to them the whole time, we consider any requests that they say carefully, but I cannot envisage any situation where they request or we agree to any moves to go to war," Hunt told parliament.
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Of course it's not hard to envisage Blinq mashing up its forthcoming AI attractiveness smarts with its existing location-based features so it could, in future, point users to the locations containing the most aesthetic singles — as judged by its robotic averages.
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"What I said was the House (of Commons) had rejected it three times ... that the European election results in my view had further hardened attitudes across the House and that the text unchanged, I did not envisage going through the House," he said.
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Tens of thousands of armed forces personnel will from Monday fan out across the country to support police as preparations for the vote heats up, a move that has cheered the opposition front that includes the BNP, who envisage greater protection for them.
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Some of these opportunities we can't yet envisage, but it is clear that many lie in the growth of the knowledge economy, where intellectual ability and technical understanding, analytical skills and creativity are prized over more traditional capabilities such as physical labor.
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"The children's backs are turned to the camera," Mr. Stewart writes, "and we can only envisage the looks of joy and wonder on their faces, as we see them waving to the symbol of their deliverance from horrors that defy the imagination."
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MOSCOW, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The privatisation procedure for Russia's top oil producer Rosneft does not for the moment envisage the company buying its own shares from state holding Rosneftegaz, RIA news agency quoted Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev as saying on Monday.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The current conditions in Syria make it "extremely difficult" to envisage the deployment of United Nations monitors to observe a ceasefire, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned the Security Council in a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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While most blueprints for a peace agreement envisage a land swap — Israel retains the main settlement blocs, where a majority of the settlers live, and hands over other territory to the Palestinians — the more remote and populated the settlements, the harder that becomes.
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"It is a good sign that the law is not intended to impose quotas on the free circulation of EU citizens and does not envisage restricting their access to employment in Switzerland, contrary to what was in the initial draft of the text," he continued.
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"We will certainly want to support the new Libyan government in any practical way we can but I don't envisage that there will be a situation where we need or want to put combat troop boots on the ground," Hammond told reporters in Rome.
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"We do not envisage the start of negotiations as resulting in renewed pound selling, and maintain a view of sterling appreciation through the remainder of 2017," wrote MUFG currency strategists in a research note, adding that the pound was becoming less sensitive to Brexit developments.
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Fitch expects FCF (post-dividend) to be neutral over 2016-2017, due in part to increased capital expenditure in RRPs, yet we envisage FCF margin would trend towards 4% by 2018 (11033: 2.4%) which could contribute to a revision of the Outlook to Stable.
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Through working on the site in this capacity, Pietromarchi realized its potential, largely down to the untouched, left-to-ruin gardens—along with collaborators he began to envisage Terraforma, a festival that was "site-specific," that would interact with and positively improve its environment.
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Moving STLC issue ratings such as treasury bills to the proposed new STLC 'F21176+' scale from the Long-term local currency (LTLC) scale would affect rated issuances for an estimated 203 countries, although we do not envisage any changes in rating relativities from this transition.
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"A holistic approach in the current climate is difficult to envisage as political divisiveness means that politicians are not looking for enduring solutions," said Pavan K Varma, an official from a regional party in the state of Bihar and former diplomat who lives in Delhi.
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Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa program at London's Chatham House think tank, said it was difficult to envisage how the successful handover of ISIS prisoners from Kurdish to Turkish custody could take place, given the two parties were enemies.
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While it is possible that the new government could propose amendments to the budget in its final reading, these, according to Estonia's budget law, would need to leave the budget balance unchanged while overall budget plans should envisage at least a structural balance for the general government.
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Then, with a savvy AI to recommend styles, a virtual body double to envisage how potential purchases look, and local manufacturing that supports very fast shipping the ecommerce giant is in a position to convince users there's no practical need to ever visit an actual clothes store.
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During a call with bond investors on Tuesday, Shaikh Salman Bin Isa Al-Khalifa, executive director of banking operations at Bahrain's central bank, said that Bahrain does not have any funding requirements for this year and does not envisage tapping the international debt markets, said the source.
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"Every step to envisage life without a loved one who was on board the flight has been agonizing and the festering wounds of loss and 'not knowing' have made the task of initiating even the first steps towards 'moving on' practically impossible for family members," it said.
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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), which said it was committed to its British plants and a plan to build a new facility in Slovakia, said it could not envisage a harsh response such as high tariffs from EU allies on it or Britain's other high-end carmakers.
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"What will start to reduce uncertainty is when we are able to set out more clearly the kind of arrangement we envisage going forward with the European Union," Mr. Hammond said after the meeting of finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 20 major economies.
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And rightfully so: Just looking at the texture of Trump's fuzzy blue robe, the tension in his jaw, the wormlike squiggles of his chest hair, it's only natural to envisage the piece hanging next to Kehinde Wiley's portrait of Barack Obama, or Amy Sherald's of Michelle.
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The solutions they envisage range broadly From eliminating prison for lower-level crimes to incentivizing states to decarcerate, from ending bail to abolishing private prisons, from reforming housing and employment laws to changing the public perception of the justice system and cultivating respect for all lives.
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The EBA's plan does not envisage the sharing of bank risks among EU states, Enria and Regling said, because if bad loans were not sold and recapitalization were needed, the bill would be footed only by the bank's creditors and the home state of the lender.
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"We envisage AI and sensing being used across a wide range of applications such as IoT, autonomous driving, games and advanced medicine, and believe there is a potential for image sensors to evolve from the hardware they are today, to a solutions and platforms business," it said.
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This is where data will play a huge role and we envisage a world where we will quantify disease and health in a much earlier phase, where consumers or people are connected through the cloud to health coaches, and where A.I. will assist in understanding how people are doing.
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One of the factors that has was underestimated in the U.N. reports, which envisage most Antarctic ice remaining frozen, is a process known as "hydro fracturing" whereby pools of meltwater on ice shelves seep deep into the ice, refreeze and force vast chunks of ice to crack off.
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In a bid to underpin his wins on Super Tuesday, Trump argued at the press conference that he was a "unifier" and took immediate aim at Clinton, possibly to help GOP voters envisage a presidential race that could bring the party together, its numbers swelled by new Trump voters.
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Paul Pettitt an archaeologist from Durham University in England who was not involved in the study, said in an email that the experiments helped envisage how Neanderthals could have at first accidentally discovered tar in the remains of their fires, and then adapted the substance for tool use.
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"Over time we'd envisage that there won't be a single Sainsbury's — with the exception of some very small convenience shops — where you won't either be able to see an Argos concession or be able to 'click & collect' items within four hours (of ordering)," CEO Mike Coupe told reporters.
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No idea is too grand for the Golden Knights' game presentation staff — not in this roller-coaster-on-a-casino kind of city, and certainly not for a group empowered with the creative freedom to envisage a spectacle representative of Las Vegas without hewing to its basest stereotypes.
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While the headroom is better than peers' such as Telefonica SA (BBB/Stable) and Deutsche Telekom AG (BBB+/Stable), organic deleveraging capacity and free cashflow generation is slightly more constrained as a result of network capex, which we do not envisage a significant decline in the next three years.
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In this situation, it's not impossible to envisage hard-pressed decision makers shrinking expenditure through the reduction of police numbers in the Holbeck zone, where the de-facto decriminalization of the area's ingrained sex industry presents the potential of freeing up the police resources previously used to curb it.
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Potential Tax Reform Benefits: In the absence of a reform of the US tax system towards a territorial principle, we envisage that PMI would increasingly accumulate more cash balances (up to USD12 billion in 2019 in our forecasts) and correspondingly continue to raise debt to fund the payment of dividends.
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New Scientist has obtained a Memorandum of Understanding between DeepMind and the Royal Free NHS Trust in London, which describes what the pair envisage as a "broad ranging, mutually beneficial partnership, engaging in high levels of collaborative activity and maximizing the potential to work on genuinely innovative and transformational projects".
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"While spending by oil majors is expected to increase, we do not envisage a quick recovery for the offshore business, which continues to be under pressure from weak utilisation of the existing operating fleet, coupled with a supply overhang of new builds," Chief Executive Loh Chin Hua said at a briefing.
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But it is hard to predict whether a bank is likely to fail for systemic or idiosyncratic reasons and difficult to envisage amendments that would result in Fitch concluding that extraordinary sovereign support for all senior bondholders/creditors of most EU banks had again become sufficiently likely to reflect in ratings.
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Bolstered by the most eye-catching signing by an Italian team since Inter Milan signed the Brazilian Ronaldo in 1998, Juventus should cement its grip on Serie A. After the most enthralling title race in years last season, it is hard to envisage a sustained challenge over the coming months.
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While Gammel warned he did not envisage BP getting back to "pre-Macondo" production levels anytime soon, referring to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, he did say the company appeared to be in the "very final stages" of dealing with the economic losses connected to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster.
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Erekat said it appeared that the United States has accepted Israel's positions on other main issues of the conflict, and not just Jerusalem, including the fate of millions of Palestinian refugees from wars dating to 1948 and Israeli settlements on land Palestinians envisage as part of their future independent state.
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Mr. Sánchez also faces an uphill struggle to secure a parliamentary majority, but he was presented with an unexpected opening on Friday from Pablo Iglesias, leader of the upstart Podemos Party, who said that he could envisage a Socialist-led coalition in which he could serve as deputy premier to Mr. Sánchez.
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While NBG I has a soft bullet amortisation profile of the liabilities with a 12-months principal maturity extension, NGB II, Alpha and Piraeus covered bonds envisage a conditional pass-through feature that implies the covered bonds can amortise in line with the cover assets upon the extension of their principal maturity date.
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"The (shipping) industry is currently in the grip of the worst recession in living memory and while most of our respondents envisage an upturn in freight volumes in the next five years, any major economic shock would further exacerbate an already fragile industry," Norton Rose Fulbright's global head of transport Harry Theochari said.
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Basically, it's not hard to see how the PC Music style is slowly becoming a pervasive force in 2016's pop landscape, and it's quite logical to envisage how an aesthetic adopted by Liz, Charli XCX, and Carly Rae Jepsen in one year, could become the mainstream aesthetic du jour within months.
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" Bidwell explains the artist's process: "He could ask for revisions in a back-and-forth exchange of proofs and could use the proofs to make a pasteup dummy, a maquette, which enabled him to envisage the overall appearance of the book and assess the effect of two-page openings in the proper sequence.
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Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio, the leaders of the Lega party and Five Star Movement respectively, formed a coalition government in May and produced controversial 2019 spending plans that envisage the introduction of a basic income (called a "citizen's income") for the poor, a lower retirement age and a proposed flat tax rate.
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It's pretty easy to envisage Uber Moments rubbing shoulders with other branded tabs in Uber's 'uber app' — say Uber Stays, Uber Trips and Uber Cover, for example, if the company were to pivot towards travel; or Uber Clean, Uber Care and Uber Fix, if it decided to get in on on-demand home services.
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On the more established startup front, Michael Kent, founder and CEO of London-based online international money transfer startup Azimo, which has been operating since 2012 and has raised some $46 million from investors to date, described the referendum result as "depressing" but said he does not envisage a huge immediate impact on the business.
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While methodists might welcome Facebook's Damascene conversion to (at least in this example) evangelizing their particular brand of Christianity, it doesn't take much imagination to envisage the kind of 'businesses' Kremlin agents might seek to seed across Facebook to take advantage of algorithmic recommendations for "contact pages" and win prominent placing in users' sidebars.
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While Unlimited Corridor is primarily a research project to explore how the boundary between reality and the brain's perception of it can be manipulated, the team envisage their technique having potential outside the lab, for entertainment, education and simulation use-cases — noting that entertainment companies have expressed interest, including one that has started experimenting.
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It's hard to envisage the Brit Awards making room for a song about a comedown with a music video depicting an attempted suicide in any of their categories these days, or the top 100 featuring anything as batshit as Kate Bush wailing "BABOOSHKA YA YA" while wearing a Halloween costume for "Sexy Medieval Knight".
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Given the envisaged breadth of the five-year collaboration between DeepMind and the Royal Free, as set out in their MoU, the fact the Google-owned company has been afforded access to such a wide range of healthcare data looks far less surprising — owing to the similarly wide range of products the pair envisage collaborating on in future.
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The lifestyle is often painted as a mixture of stoicism and financial savvy; I envisage myself as a modern-day Henry David Thoreau-type, living deliberately in the wilds of Zone 230, frugally saving half my paycheck and subsisting off of beans and pita bread until I've amassed a small fortune that will see me into early retirement.
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Sure enough, Munir Majid, a leading Malaysian intellectual and banker, has observed "some self-satisfaction" within the club that the "ASEAN Way" does not envisage "ever-closer union"—in other words the group is spared some of the stresses afflicting the EU. Yet he notes that ASEAN suffers its own strains over the pace and direction of integration.
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"At the moment, the 72-hour blood test is a very labor-intensive process but (this) type of test we envisage could be at the bedside and involve doctors or nurses being able to monitor levels of sepsis biomarkers for themselves," study author Damion Corrigan, from the department of Biomedical Engineering at Strathclyde, said in a statement.
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"Upping the language from 'close monitoring' to 'vigilance' ... would be an easy way to 'pre-sell' September, but we will not be surprised if Draghi chooses to be more blunt and simply states that 'a revision of the stance is imminent'," Barclays' baseline scenario continues to envisage the announcement of a time extension of QE (quantitative easing) at the ECB's September meeting.
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One technology the researchers envisage being helpful in future to keep on top of proliferating and ever-changing tracking techniques — specifically by helping keep tabs on fingerprinting scripts — is machine learning, which they hope will be able to be used to automatically detect and classify trackers, potentially being able to replace the current necessity for developers to manually curate block lists.
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"Millennials in (India, South Africa and Mexico) are the most likely to envisage being better off than their parents throughout their lifespan and becoming relatively better off at age 25, 40 and 65 (74 percent in India, 71 percent in Mexico and 66 percent in South Africa believe they will be better off than their parents at age 65)," UBS said.
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It won't be me selling 5G in the US, it will be US companies selling 5G in the US, and UK companies selling 25G in the UK. The Economist: Mr Ren, would you envisage Huawei competing with this hypothetical new entity in 25G technologies, outside of China, obviously not inside the United States, but in Africa or parts of Europe?
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But Hogg could vividly envisage the scene, in part because she had amassed extraordinary documentary material that would inform her direction of it: her sessions with the therapist had been recorded, and she had kept a stash of some of these audiocassettes, which captured her younger self discussing her relationship and the projects she aspired to do in film school.
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This scenario may not be exactly playing out like this in 2030, of course—it is indeed likely that the Internet will be a lot more pervasive than today, extending to many of the objects of our daily life and the basic infrastructures organizing our societies, but a lot of the technology I mention may very well not be the one we envisage and manipulate in the present day.
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I thought that "ring" and "box" might mean something punchy; then I briefly considered the "ring" indicating an O, and the "x" in "box" indicating an X. 48A is seasonal: if you are in tune to a North Pole reference popping up this time of year, and if that reference causes you to ENVISAGE a jolly fellow in a red suit, then you are aware of SANTAS WORKSHOP.
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But if you look at the fact that, as of the time of this conversation, Trump actually does have 42 percent of approval in the country, if you look at the depth of the reason for the populist rise, not just in the United States but around the world, if you look at the bitterness of our politics, it's quite difficult for me to envisage the populist momentum simply evaporating and everything returning to normal.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for the issuer include: - Total rental income growth at 0%-4% in 99353-2018 - EBITDA margins at 48%-61% in 2016-2018 - Capex to peak at HKD10bn in 2016, declining to HKD4bn-5bn per year in 173-2018 RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: Fitch does not envisage any positive rating action within the next 12-18 months, until Swire Properties' China investment portfolio reaches a critical mass, which would enable the company to achieve meaningful geographical diversification for its leasing income.
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Mary Jo Jacobi, former assistant U.S. Secretary of Commerce during President's George H. W. Bush, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Friday that this proposal is unclear and, as a result, it makes it difficult for the U.S. president to envisage a trade agreement with the U.K. "What is true is that when you read the white paper it is not clear at all, and I think this is what the president was referring to, whether or not the U.K. can have a trade agreement, multilateral in essence, with the EU and the member countries and have a separate trade agreement with the United States at the same time … That is not clear from the paper," she said.
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