It not only erodes our relationships with one another, but it also quite literally erodes our environment.
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His national support — heavily predicated on electability — erodes further.
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This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust and degrades the individual.
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Democracy erodes when laws and norms are violated with impunity.
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Once the liquid accumulates underground, it erodes rock and minerals.
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Hunger erodes willpower, and that's the reason most diets fail.
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This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual.
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One of the pillars of democracy erodes before our eyes.
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The rise of extremist parties erodes moderation even among centrists.
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Inflation erodes the value of a bond's typically fixed payout.
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But as a fixed amount, its effectiveness erodes over time.
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A parent and child's relationship erodes over time, not overnight.
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Over time, this pattern erodes a person's sense of confidence.
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If that edge erodes, though, Biden's candidacy would be doomed.
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This cyberbullying just erodes what little credibility he has left.
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Melenchon may get another lift if Hamon's support erodes further.
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That erodes faith in our justice system just as much.
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"This behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual."
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As traditional media erodes, new media is coming to the fore.
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Republicans contend voter fraud erodes the fabric of the democratic process.
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This kind of conflicted advice erodes a worker's retirement nest egg.
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Inflation erodes purchasing power, which in turn diminishes future earnings estimates.
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"So then the quality of justice erodes over time as well."
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The minute your neighbor installs a bulkhead, your waterfront erodes faster.
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An omission like that erodes the randomized nature of the trial.
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It threatens lives, erodes financial security and destroys infrastructure and property.
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A stronger yen erodes Japanese manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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The move erodes some of the benefits for the Trump tax cut.
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That's a pretty good install base, and not one that easily erodes.
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As the bed erodes, this portion gets longer and the frequency drops.
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Because there&aposs no wind on the moon, the dust never erodes.
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It erodes trust in our economic system, our government, and our businesses.
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Then we climb down a cliff face that erodes beneath our feet.
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Investors often use gold as a hedge against inflation, which erodes wealth.
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However, retailers fear spending will fall as inflation erodes real earnings growth.
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So, too, does a lack of "sound money," which erodes property value.
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Buy a bond and you get an investment that erodes in value.
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If confidence erodes, it becomes harder for technocrats to resist the politicians.
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And amidst continued confusion, I don't see what erodes Trump's poll numbers.
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This erodes trust in people like the NHC or meteorologists in general.
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Police chiefs and sheriffs defending bad cops also erodes trust, Stamper said.
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Why aren't more people panicking as our life-giving orb slowly erodes away?
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And that erodes the trust people have in both journalists and scientists alike.
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Inflation is undesirable, other things being equal, because it erodes households' disposable income.
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Solving the drug problem requires a plan that erodes the cartels' business model.
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High turnover erodes institutional knowledge, ultimately making both chambers less effective, he argued.
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He said that unfettered surveillance by police departments erodes trust from community members.
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Studies show holding onto anger erodes one's health while granting forgiveness enhances it.
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Anything that erodes that division is a threat, however small, to our democracy.
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This subtly erodes democratic norms, and likely contributes to Americans' suspicion of institutions.
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It also erodes the public's trust in government — and that's a huge problem.
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But he observes that globalization diminishes America's geographic advantages and erodes its unity.
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Operating at this tempo comes with costs; one that erodes our future readiness.
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Yet every time he deploys it, he erodes his and America's global standing.
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I augment this by flooding the space with turpentine, which further erodes it.
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He had seen firsthand how Alzheimer's gradually erodes someone while caring for his dad.
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Facing rows of helpless women awaiting trial, the boundary separating her from incarcerated erodes.
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This would flatten the yield curve even more, which then erodes bank earnings further.
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A stronger dollar erodes purchasing power for those paying for commodities with other currencies.
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Over time, water erodes the rock, forming sinkholes, cenotes, jagged limestone formations, and caves.
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That attitude consigns them to a crisis-management mentality, and it erodes them artistically.
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Saying that he might lock up his opponent if he wins, erodes our democracy.
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Instead, The Big Sick subscribes to the more accurate paradigm that love erodes all.
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By removing that agency, Facebook erodes a trust it should be tending to carefully.
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If customer service erodes enough, the consequence is also a dip in customer satisfaction.
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"As spare capacity erodes, the ... (MPC's) tolerance for above-target inflation falls," Carney said.
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Don't even give yourself the chance to multitask — since it erodes your attention span.
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A climate of mutual suspicion at home erodes our ability to affect events abroad.
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Endemic corruption is a scourge and erodes public faith in the integrity of government.
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As the mounting debt erodes equity, other options, such as downsizing, become less feasible.
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"As confidence erodes, settling before year-end is important," Goldman added in a note.
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But if modernization erodes the clergy's authority, how long will its members remain docile?
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And it has been — but the resulting culture of ambition paradoxically erodes middle-class confidence.
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"When businesses close and there is no investment, the tax base erodes," Mr. Lettieri said.
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"Handling inventory as many as three times to get the sale erodes margin," he said.
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Expertise in the IT industry erodes fast as software programs are upgraded or become obsolete.
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Trump's ill-advised step erodes goodwill, amplifies fear, and magnifies the desire to remain hidden.
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It erodes support, money and confidence in a sudden rush of voter and donor panic.
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Trump's behavior "erodes our democracy around the edges" Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said last month.
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Patchy application erodes the efficacy of anti-discrimination law, but that apparently doesn't trouble DeVos.
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It erodes the brand-owner's profits or, if the goods are poorly made, its reputation.
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As this risk erodes the confidence in our economy, people tend to spend less money.
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Every day, Trump wakes up and erodes the dignity of the Presidency a little more.
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This quickly erodes the trails so much that new ones have to be built nearby.
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But more than an hour spent craning, covered in layers of debris, erodes our sympathies.
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Saying he might lock up his opponent if he wins erodes democracy around the edges.
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When a country's legal system erodes, according to a 2008 study, inflation tends to surge.
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Each one erodes his confidence a little more, eating away at his sense of self.
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If the value of the bonds decreases, as it has been, the banks' capital erodes.
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This trend threatens the stability of our institutions and erodes our prospects for getting along.
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If he's too accommodating, inflation picks up and erodes the purchasing power of the dollar.
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Rising inflation erodes the value of bonds which offer set interest rates over their lifespan.
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That approach lets Congress off the hook, but in the long term it erodes its power.
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"Behavior that erodes other nations' sovereignty and sows distrust of China's intentions must end," Shanahan said.
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A stronger greenback erodes buying power for those paying for dollar-denominated commodities with other currencies.
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In turn, they can "capture" the government and the government, once captured, only erodes trust further.
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Why haven't they learned that doubling down may feel macho but it further erodes public trust.
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Higher inflation erodes the value of bonds, with long-dated debt most vulnerable to price rises.
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Nonetheless, lying erodes trust, and this process can be accelerated when publicity is given to lies.
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That is both unwise and creates the appearance of a conflict, which erodes the public's trust.
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The local tax-base erodes as productive workers leave, even as welfare and pension obligations mount.
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Corruption erodes confidence in human nature itself, and thus undercuts democracy at its deepest metaphysical core.
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It further erodes a system that the farmers say provides them and their communities with stability.
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All of this erodes the fundamental idea of public transportation as a service that everyone uses.
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More broadly, endemic corruption erodes the legitimacy of many governments with whom we seek to partner.
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A 6 percent leakage rate erodes the greenhouse gas benefits of switching to gas even further.
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Venezuela could face a full-fledged civil war if military support for dictator Nicolas Maduro erodes.
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Mr. Trump's intervention, they said, emboldens war criminals and erodes the order of a professional military.
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Humans, focused on nominal value, generally do not, and so lenders suffer as inflation erodes promised receipts.
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That is a dichotomy that erodes public trust in our justice system and in our law enforcement.
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Any time they spend doing so erodes their confidence in you and in their ability to execute.
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This normalization of lethal violence, in turn, erodes our nation's moral foundations and numbs our collective conscience.
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Your first encounter with something scary makes an impact, but each time thereafter, familiarity erodes its power.
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Peabody, like other coal companies, has been hammered as cheap natural gas erodes the demand for coal.
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Callahan Erdoes contended that a focus on short-term risks "erodes everything" about long-term investment gains.
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But the ruling could face a legal challenge from groups that say gay sex erodes traditional values.
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Often, these companies' knee-jerk reaction is to slash prices on their merchandise, which further erodes profitability.
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Leaking Ambassador Darroch's memos profoundly erodes the likelihood that decision makers in the UK will get it.
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A stronger dollar erodes the buying power for those paying for dollar-denominated commodities with other currencies.
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"Saying he might lock up his opponent if he wins erodes democracy around the edges," he said.
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Given the policy's differential racial impact, which erodes confidence in the justice system, this disparity must go.
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"(It) completely erodes the definition of consent," said Jhuma Sen, a professor at Jindal Global Law School.
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That has saved refiners money but angered the corn lobby, which argues the practice erodes biofuel demand.
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It erodes our confidence and makes us feel inadequate and question our capabilities, despite our previous successes.
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The scandal, he said, is troubling in large part because it erodes students' trust in those institutions.
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As doctors devote more time to more lucrative private-pay patients, access in the public system erodes.
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It's time for regulators to step in before this massive concentration erodes workers' bargaining power any further.
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This erodes whatever credibility President Trump and those in his inner circle had left (which wasn't much).
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It also erodes the efficacy of tax policy if it requires esoteric algorithms that few can access.
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At times, it gives voice to foolish commentary that erodes the stature of the office of president.
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Those bonds tends to perform well when inflation expectations are low since inflation erodes their interest payouts.
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The latter is an important deregulation step that erodes the Democrats' main response to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Conversely, some criminologists argue, investigatory failure just erodes trust in institutions, further limiting cops' ability to gather information.
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There's been a lot of commentary on the left about how this bill allegedly erodes the safety net.
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"Your spending declines faster than inflation erodes your savings," said David Blanchett, head of retirement research at Morningstar.
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"There are a substantial amount of potential profits to be made as the premium eventually erodes," he said.
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Support for Trump erodes as each destructive wave — controversies often of his own creation — crashes to the shore.
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The study also wasn't designed to prove that poor fitness erodes brain volume or directly causes cognitive decline.
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And what that does is it erodes support for programs that actually benefit everyone: our friends, families, neighbors.
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That's all thanks to fewer moving parts and the absence of liquid, which erodes those parts, Atti explained.
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Higher U.S. rates can spark pressure on currencies and outflows from other countries if their yield premium erodes.
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A discharge because of who you are, as opposed to what you may have done, erodes that pride.
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I think it erodes public trust when we're in an election year, because you smell politics behind everything.
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"Disinformation erodes our democracy, and Democrats must have a plan to address it," the senator from Massachusetts wrote.
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The Age of Trump erodes assumptions about art's role as a barometer—and sometime engine—of social change.
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Conditions are generally too arid for the dead wood to rot; instead, it erodes, sanded down like rock.
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As advocates of smaller government, Republican leaders have mostly stood by while Trump erodes the executive branch administratively.
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This tax bill not only makes no provision for that, it actually erodes such investments in many states.
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But you should immediately note that it doesn't say his qualifications for stating that soda water erodes tooth enamel.
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We took a different approach, looking at how terrorism erodes support for political tolerance of disliked groups in Israel.
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How do you build a social network that improves cohesion among people around the world, rather than erodes it?
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Investors tend to sell Treasurys when inflation is high because it erodes the purchasing power of bonds' fixed payments.
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But should it be punishment above all, even if it erodes our decency, humanity and even the public good?
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"It erodes trust in the App Store, which ultimately hurts Apple and conscientious developers who use subscriptions," he says.
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Because inflation erodes the value of a fixed return, expectations of higher inflation would depress the "real" interest rate.
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Viewing politics through the Overton Window reinforces liberal notions about the moderate center, even as that center ground erodes.
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A stronger dollar erodes demand for dollar-priced assets by making them more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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But I also very much like the way that technology erodes luxury and makes everything so much more inclusive.
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Fiscal brinksmanship wastes taxpayer dollars, hurts virtually every constituency the federal government touches, and erodes public trust in institutions.
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With Russia now absent from Rio in weight lifting and track and field, that enthralling tension erodes further still.
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This practice erodes the purpose of the link between pay and performance that is essential for fair executive compensation.
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" Before the Mavericks' home loss to the Knicks on Sunday, Carlisle called the article "a disgrace" that "erodes trust.
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The insertion of Mr. Pence and then Dr. Birx into the government's response further erodes Mr. Azar's traditional role.
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Curtailing this right and undermining this fundamental principle erodes the essence of what makes America one of a kind.
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Growing concerns about the ease with which bad actors exploit it, however, undermines consumer confidence and erodes public trust.
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Internationally, the President's interference erodes a long-standing national reputation for sound governance based on the rule of law.
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When the United States commits or abets war crimes, it erodes the honor, effectiveness and value of that force.
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It can be disastrous in a job interview because it instantly erodes your confidence, making it hard to recover.
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Finally, globalization, a product of American influence and a bulwark against chaos, erodes American influence and births new disruptions.
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The idea was to cut back on some of the tuition discounting that typically erodes small colleges' pricing power.
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The carnage continues as the internet erodes the classic business model in which advertising pays the freight for publishers.
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The cornerstone of Open Markets's advocacy work is the idea that consolidation of power erodes political liberties and democratic values.
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Because taxes are paid some time after the activity they relate to, rapid inflation erodes the value of tax receipts.
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They argue that such behavior erodes civil norms, and they fret that the subsequent viral media attention will alienate moderates.
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All this hard work erodes returns to investors, says Holger Rothenbusch of CDC Group, the British government's overseas-investment arm.
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Calling Jordan Peterson "daddy" and portraying him as a robot lovingly watching Wynn bathe doesn't ennoble him; it erodes him.
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Higher inflation erodes the value of bonds, while better growth prospects encourage investors to shift into riskier assets like equities.
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USA Today-Suffolk University: Half of Americans say Trump is victim of a "witch hunt," as trust in Mueller erodes.
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The headwinds now buffeting The Herald and Age are global, as the internet erodes the protections once afforded by geography.
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It is clear that any Supreme Court ruling that erodes affirmative action would be to the detriment of black students.
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Ultimately, the president&aposs clemency — and how those who benefited from it have handled it — erodes the institution they served.
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Not only do the Palestinians ignore the punishment, but each episode further erodes trust and the possibility of constructive negotiations.
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That kind of cynicism erodes confidence in prosecutors and ultimately can seriously impair the functioning of the criminal justice system.
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The storm might then weaken as the inner eye wall erodes and gradually gets overtaken by the outer eye wall.
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He erodes consonants, turns simple vowels into unpredictable diphthongs, and takes each new sentence as an opportunity for rococo improvisation.
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Such incidents are more memorable than statistics, and they can contribute to the anxiety that erodes support for more immigration.
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But slowly, it appears security erodes in Afghanistan, its once-safe capital now feeling ever more like a front line.
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At the same time, Pakistan, India and North Korea are expanding their arsenals as the international consensus for nonproliferation erodes.
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Indeed, the Trump paradox is that his support deepens among his most persistent admirers even as it erodes everywhere else.
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But it seems that you have be sufficiently I to be another, and depression erodes the I below the critical point.
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It could support a service with other types of advertising, which don't depend on background surveillance that erodes users' fundamental rights.
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That includes accusations that its business model drives down wages and erodes worker protections, claims for which the evidence is mixed.
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Higher rates could, in turn, hurt growth and budgets, creating a self-feeding loop that further erodes confidence in local assets.
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Spanish banks are struggling to lift earnings from loans, as interest rates hover at historic lows and increasing competition erodes margins.
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That nervousness erodes the core of US democracy: that every individual's voice and vote matters and will be heard and counted.
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This continued failure to intervene on behalf of the most vulnerable and least represented erodes the legitimacy of the court itself.
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The current system erodes the underlying user pay principle that all users, including major users and industry, pays for its infrastructure.
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You can only go so far with it… plus it soon erodes and requires constant attention that delivers no incremental value.
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Pierson claimed Clinton suffers from dysphasia, a condition brought on by brain trauma that erodes a person's speaking and language comprehension.
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Anti-smut crusaders typically argue that porn rots the mind and erodes moral character, a view heavily influenced by religious feeling.
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But that "two and twenty" fee structure seriously erodes returns for clients and has come under pressure due to poor performance.
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"Nothing erodes public acceptance of migration like the perception that it is out of control," says Paul Scheffer, a Dutch analyst.
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As traditional journalism erodes, how much additional power will Google and Facebook have to manipulate public opinion in their own favor?
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Spanish banks are struggling to lift earnings from loans as interest rates hover at historic lows and increasing competition erodes margins.
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Rising inflation, which threatens Treasury prices because it erodes the purchasing power of their fixed payments, puts upward pressure on rates.
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A senior administration official said ahead of Trump's summit that it's likely the global sanctions on the rogue regime erodes further.
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Ernest Christian, formerly a lawyer at the Treasury Department, told me that a targeted rule like that erodes trust in government.
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It might seem counterintuitive, but most of us need to ease off the toothbrush as brushing too hard erodes your gums.
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The public needs to trust its museums, and as a sponsor of fake news and climate disinformation, she erodes that trust.
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As public trust erodes, so do tax revenues, and the A.N.C.'s remedy is expected to hit poor South Africans hardest.
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Entangling the local justice system in immigration enforcement erodes trust, discouraging immigrants from reporting crime and appearing as witnesses in court.
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It shows what can happen when polarized politics erodes the process of debate and compromise at the heart of republican government.
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The Fed is urgently trying to fix the problem before it erodes faith in the central bank's ability to maintain order.
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Because politics will intervene, getting those GOP votes will only be possible if Trump's popularity erodes significantly within the Republican Party.
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"That pledge has gone unfulfilled for too many for too long and erodes the very foundation of our alliance," he said.
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Hedging erodes returns: Someone holding a six-month NDF, for example, would pay away roughly 1.2 percent of the yield earned.
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Let's send a clear message that any agenda that erodes and endangers women's health, rights and lives is a serious mistake.
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At worst, it erodes them completely, undermining the social and material basis of republican citizenship as envisioned by the American revolutionaries.
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At the time White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said that transgender service "erodes military readiness and unit cohesion" citing health costs.
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The result is a lineage of masculinity that erodes all life, failing to see how the search for impenetrability only guarantees destruction.
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A strong yen is considered negative for Japan's export-reliant economy as it erodes the competitive advantage of its goods sold overseas.
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They support right-to-work laws, so that erodes away at its base anything that could help us advocate in another direction.
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But the strength of sibling duty erodes when Korede realizes the next potential dead man is one she happens to love unrequitedly.
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But levying multibillion-dollar fines erodes that cushion, making banks more likely to become insolvent if they hit an economic rough patch.
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We expect private consumption growth to slow down, as higher inflation - from lower sterling and higher import prices - erodes real income growth.
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Nonetheless, human rights groups have criticized the state of emergency, saying it tramples on individuals' rights and erodes the rule of law.
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She spent her childhood watching her mother succumb to Huntington's disease, a fatal neurodegenerative disease that slowly and painfully erodes muscle control.
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Although pupils' early advantage on measures of cognitive ability eventually erodes, participants nonetheless fare much better than peers over the long run.
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"This behaviour erodes employees' confidence in an organisation that has struggled with improving employee morale and wastes taxpayer dollars," the committee concluded.
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With these two decisions, the court erodes procedures of peaceful collective activity central to workplace law for more than half a century.
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The progressive brain disorder slowly erodes memory and thinking skills and eventually leaves people unable to handle basic tasks in daily life.
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""The decision erodes states' lawmaking authority to safeguard the health and safety of women, and subjects more innocent life to being lost.
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Any dictator knows that inflation — which erodes legitimacy with the public and angers powerful elites who expect payouts — can pose existential risks.
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Henry J. Kerner, the head of the agency, who was appointed by Mr. Trump, said her conduct erodes the rule of law.
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But the players' trust in the owners erodes with each day — each tedious, boring day — that passes without a free-agent signing.
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That erodes the important public service that you provide and on which we all depend: to be a source for the truth.
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The sharing of personal data with the authorities further erodes the thin line separating China's tech titans from the Communist Party government.
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Many years of chasing after things we don't need erodes our own ability to make more out of what we already have.
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What blocks or erodes empathy for an enemy is fear, anger or propaganda that whips up distrust or invites us to dehumanize.
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Perpetuating the stigmatization of recreational and medical cannabis use only supports the broken status quo, undermines consumer choice, and erodes states rights.
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If the underlying reason for higher rates is inflation, rising prices and wages also increase a company's costs, which further erodes profits.
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It is critical that we protect the American people and our country from any conflicts of interests that directly erodes our democracy.
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From Staples's pained, jarring voice to the sour beats themselves, the album erodes like sandpaper and abrades like a rake on a chalkboard.
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Here's the true inconvenient fact: the gun craze erodes our freedom to live without fear in a way crime statistics will never capture.
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"That erodes our democracy around the edges," Bezos said of Trump's open disdain for political process and pending agreement to a concession speech.
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But even if the audience size erodes still further for the Vegas encounter, there are likely to be more than 50 million viewers.
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A weaker euro versus the dollar erodes the buying power of euro zone investors for gold, which is priced in the U.S. currency.
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That's why the Federal Reserve tries to keep U.S. inflation — which essentially erodes the value of a dollar — below 2 percent a year.
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Are there malevolent spirits haunting this Essex country home, or is there simply an isolated and nervous young woman whose sanity slowly erodes?
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Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel prizewinner, has warned that rent-seeking companies' influence over trade rules harms workers and erodes support for trade liberalisation.
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Rising inflation is a threat to Treasury prices because it erodes the purchasing power of their fixed payments, putting upward pressure on rates.
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Forcing Guatemala into a "safe third country" agreement undermines Guatemalan sovereignty, erodes citizen security and threatens political stability in Guatemala and the region.
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ISIS's well-advertised record of atrocities has eliminated any sympathy for its fighters and erodes that for the "civilians" who remain in Mosul.
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Still, as print advertising erodes and competition increases from other sources of news like Facebook, the company's challenges have become ever more pressing.
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New political science research by David Broockman of the University of California, Berkeley, and Joshua Kalla of Yale erodes some of that comfort.
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Where the widespread use of detainers erodes immigrants' trust in local law enforcement, without detainers, ICE raids erode immigrant communities' sense of security.
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Citi Match is one such dark pool, designed to insulate big investment managers such as pension funds from activity that erodes their profits.
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"I fear that this disparity in treatment erodes the fair and balanced decisionmaking process that this Court must strive to protect," she said.
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But more generally, creating widespread cynicism about the truth and the institutions charged with unearthing it erodes the very foundation of liberal democracy.
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It could prove her undoing if international support further erodes and domestic instability rises, giving the generals an excuse to reassert total control.
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Part of the problem is the BOJ maintaining its easy monetary policy, which erodes lending margins and yields from investments in government bonds.
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"When you're public, you run by a consistent rhythm of controls and process, because otherwise, it erodes confidence in the company," Pencek says.
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The danger here is that the current high level of worry over Social Security's viability could become self-fulfilling if it erodes political support.
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REB AND PERESVET REB's and Peresvet's ratings could be downgraded if their asset quality deteriorates significantly and erodes the banks' profitability and capital positions.
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The euro's strength, which erodes the value of dollar-zone sales, reduced revenue by 7.7 percent, Michelin said, while sales volumes fell 2.3 percent.
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Meanwhile 29 state governments have mandated generation quotes exclusively for new renewables like wind and solar, which further erodes the addressable market for nuclear.
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President Trump's announcement on Friday that the U.S. will "unsign" the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) further erodes the global norms of international weapons sales.
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"Even the very lowest levels of exposure, we know that lead erodes a child's IQ, shortens attention span, and disrupts their behavior," he said.
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It erodes his standing and his perceived power -- and hence America's, and it makes him less able to persuade others to align with Washington.
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It erodes trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve, and may therefore have a counterproductive effect on crime rates and police violence.
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There's also worry that it erodes the FDA's power, and some note the agency already has a program that lets patients try investigational drugs.
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When no one is held responsible for the unjustified deaths of civilians and detainees, this erodes support for legitimate uses of U.S. military force.
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The reign of warlords only undermines the creation of stable and viable institutions, and further erodes any hope of a peaceful settlement with insurgents.
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But as trust in big tech companies erodes, Kohn and crew see an opening to finally take on the powerful kingpins at the top.
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But most parties are privately dreading another costly election cycle that drains party coffers, erodes trust in the political process and jams the economy.
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But having too many of them erodes the stability and authority of the federal government, and creates uncertainty around decision-making and policy implementation.
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Perhaps the soda titan thought it would be able to shake off its corporate stigma, but diplomacy erodes quickly in the Lone Star state.
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"I fear that this disparity in treatment erodes the fair and balanced decision-making process that this court must strive to protect," Sotomayor added.
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But Mr. Trump erodes America's reputation when he uncritically embraces those who show the least regard for human rights, rule of law and democracy.
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Studies show that ranked-choice voting can help reduce the negative campaigning that drives down voter turnout and erodes confidence in the political process.
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Shanafelt and other researchers have shown that burnout erodes job performance, increases medical errors and leads doctors to leave a profession they once loved.
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A sinkhole is formed when water pools underground because it doesn't have a way to drain naturally and instead slowly erodes the underlying rock.
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There's plenty of reason to question that saying no to corporate PACs actually erodes a financial advantage; Democrats far out-fundraised Republicans in 2018.
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San Francisco and other so-called sanctuary cities say turning local police into immigration officers erodes the trust needed to get people to report crime.
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Now that ISIS has some surveillance capability of its own — even though it's still rudimentary — it erodes some of the US's advantage during the fight.
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A bug like this obviously undermines that promise and also erodes user trust, which was already a major issue given Facebook's Cambridge Analytica privacy debacle.
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Public distance between the United States and Israel erodes trust between the two sides, which makes it hard for the US to broker peace negotiations.
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The big picture: Warren is the most prominent elected booster of the idea that rising corporate concentration contributes to broader economic inequality and erodes innovation.
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When officials unexpectedly face problems outside their intended purview—whether a global banking crisis or a period of chronic stagnation—public confidence in them erodes.
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Treasuries fell hard in November on bets that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's policies and higher oil prices would stoke inflation, which erodes bond prices.
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Democrats could eventually prevail in those cases but each month that passes erodes the political potency of the Russia controversy and eases the President's exposure.
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UNCTAD's report explained, "increased use of robots in developed countries erodes traditional labor-cost advantage of developing countries," and is already having a global impact.
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Mountain Dew might be able to dissolve a rodent over the course of months, he said, because the citric acid that it contains erodes teeth.
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Like other European lenders, Spanish banks are struggling to glean earnings from loans with interest rates at historic lows and as increasing competition erodes margins.
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Exports are plummeting, consumption is slowing and Japanese companies are facing a weak dollar, which erodes their profits and makes their products more expensive overseas.
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Downside pressure on the ratings would stem from renewed asset quality deterioration if it leads to significant bottom line losses and erodes HCFB's capital buffer.
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With companies preferring to outsource or automate as their workforce ages, their skills "asset base" erodes, making the logic of relying on alternatives more compelling.
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The abuse of intimacy erodes all the building blocks of agency: self-worth, resiliency and self-efficacy (the belief that you can control a situation).
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Oil prices plummeted around 30% on Monday after Saudi Arabia started a price war, even as the spread of the coronavirus erodes global demand growth.
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Inequality weakens a country's social fabric and erodes trust in institutions, according to Klaus Scwhab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum.
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Like European rivals, Santander is struggling to lift earnings from loans in Spain as interest rates hover at historic lows and rising competition erodes margins.
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Establishing stability demands the construction of an inclusive state that, over the long-term, gradually erodes the sectarian rivalries that continue to divide the country.
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The new law is part of a series of actions the Modi government has taken this year that critics say erodes the country's secular traditions.
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"Placard abuse erodes faith in government and has no place in our city — it's simply a question of fairness," the mayor said in a statement.
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It's a deceptive malaise, a sense of slow complacency that steadily subsumes every town and just as steadily erodes over the course of the narrative.
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Davivienda CR's VR could be downgraded in a scenario of significant deterioration of the bank's profitability and asset quality that erodes its capital and reserves cushion.
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But the fact that they're out there waiting for me makes me uncomfortable — and further erodes my confidence in my relationship with the online giant. 3.
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This erodes the sacred trust that should exist between a woman and her health care provider and interferes with a doctor's oath to do no harm.
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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer holds a lead in the erectile dysfunction market even as competition from generics erodes sales of its once-blockbuster male libido treatment, Viagra.
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But adversity erodes spontaneity and confidence, and right now the Hawks are playing like someone who has taken an ill-advised peek into their lover's diary.
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The cliché and lingering suspicion that a gay man may harbor a crush on his straight friend potentially throws off the power balance and erodes trust.
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Instead, central banks are looking at subtler ways to rein in their currencies as sustained weakness in the dollar erodes the competitiveness of many exporting nations.
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A strong yen erodes profits at Japanese manufacturers and could hurt an otherwise buoyant economy, which produced an eight straight quarter of growth in October-December.
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Disrespecting America to get attention for a political cause erodes the very cohesion we need to solve the problems the protestors say need to be addressed.
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The town of Shishmaref, Alaska, has been asking the federal government for assistance in relocating for years, to no avail, as it erodes into the sea.
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A strong yen erodes profits at Japanese manufacturers and could hurt the otherwise buoyant economy, which posted an eighth straight quarter of growth in October-December.
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Sometimes, the relationship starts out great but erodes over time or lingers for years without inertia, or you call it off for small, Seinfeld-y reasons.
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The outbreak also provides Mr. Johnson cover, he added, as Britain's abandonment of Europe limits economic growth and erodes living standards in much of the country.
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Saban, in contrast, has lost two offensive coordinators and two defensive coordinators in the past three seasons, arguably a good sign that nonetheless erodes team stability.
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This poison helps fuel the kind of violence we've seen in Sri Lanka, San Diego and New Zealand, and it erodes the truth needed to govern.
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People's lives are actually at stake here, and each day our goodwill for Twitter erodes as Trump and his followers overshadow the good of the platform.
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He renames his Creole wife Bertha and confines her to the attic of Thornfield Hall where, as her sanity slowly erodes, she burns it all down.
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Past incidents show however that when volatility spikes, HFTs can turn skittish; split-working, which erodes humans' ability to intervene quickly, could exacerbate this, JPM noted.
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In 2011, Sauers was hospitalized for seven weeks with Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a milder form of toxic epidermal necrolysis, which badly blisters or erodes the skin.
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O'Donnell said strikes could also erupt if PDVSA fails to pay its workers, many of whom are scraping by as soaring inflation erodes their purchasing power.
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NEW YORK (IFR) - Investors pushed back on new bond deals Wednesday, forcing three companies to restructure trades by removing language they said significantly erodes bondholder protections.
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And worse, it erodes our children's humanity and co-signs the slave master's logic that you have to hit a black body to make it comply.
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"This erodes one of the key selling points of the Max in the first place," Jonathan Raviv, an analyst for Citi, said in a research note.
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Venezuelans have increasingly taken to using dollars or euros for day-to-day transactions, as hyperinflation erodes the value of the crisis-torn country's bolivar currency.
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This is because inequality erodes two foundation stones of modern society — openness to new ideas and opportunities, and a conviction that all citizens are morally equal.
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This erodes the essential life-support systems that let us know whether problems are emerging and allow us to respond as rapidly and effectively as possible.
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Similarly, when opinion pages feature several anti-Trump opinion pieces and few pro-Trump opinion pieces, this further erodes their credibility in the eyes of readers.
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Ultimately, it erodes their working relationship and puts more pressure on McConnell and Ryan to round up support for key bills without significant help from Trump.
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In a statement released by Britain's film academy, a representative says the 74-year-old has primary progressive aphasia, which erodes the ability to use language.
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Geography and union make the United States a hegemon whose auspices create the conditions for globalization — but globalization diminishes America's geographical advantages and erodes American unity.
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For example, authenticity has traditionally been a rallying call of Romantics who, like Rousseau, believed that the progress of the Enlightenment erodes the uniqueness of individuals.
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Anything that further erodes faith in his honesty makes it more difficult for him to persuasively advocate for Republican priorities — including on health care and tax reform.
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After abandoning interest rate hikes, the U.S. Federal Reserve may this week signal cuts in borrowing costs as global turmoil erodes confidence, hitting stocks and global trade.
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It would be the dream machine for many: a true living room PC that at last erodes the division between the console space and the Windows ecosystem.
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But by taking control of the biblical heartland and a large population of Palestinians living on it, it also established a permanent occupation that erodes Israeli democracy.
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The hymen is elastic, and hymenal tissue usually erodes when a person is young because of numerous physical activities like horseback riding, yoga, gymnastics, and, yes, sex.
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It diminishes America&aposs international credibility, erodes are relationship with our allies, and sets back the past toward a more stable reason and peaceful nonnuclear future. Charlie?
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Like its Spanish competitors, Banco Santander is struggling to lift earnings from loans in Spain as interest rates hover at historic lows, while increasing competition erodes margins.
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Impunity serves as a magnet for bad people, and erodes the mental habits that make decent-but-flawed individuals behave ethically, creating a breeding ground for vice.
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He and other moderates have complained that the legislation erodes protections provided under the existing law that prevent insurers charging people with pre-existing illnesses unaffordable premiums.
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While most of that has been in nominal terms, but the rest will occur in real terms, as inflation erodes the real value of homes, he said.
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A moderate rate of inflation erodes the value of the borrowed principal, in effect making the loan cheaper to repay—that is, reducing the "real" interest rate.
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China's throwing its weight around in the sea erodes America's credibility as the pre-eminent military power in the western Pacific, but does not directly threaten it.
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While refiners largely applaud the system, the increasing number of waivers has infuriated another key Trump constituency, the farmbelt, which argues the program erodes demand for biofuels.
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"Moreover, because these violations occurred while Mr. Arpaio was acting as a law enforcement officer, the pardon erodes the promise of fair administration of justice," it added.
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Like peers across Europe, Spanish banks are struggling to lift earnings from loans as interest rates hover at historic lows, while increasing competition in Spain erodes margins.
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Air pollution is rapidly increasing in Asian cities; it contributes to many deaths from lung disease, and studies have shown that heavy smog quickly erodes lung function.
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This encourages monoculture farming (the cultivation of a single crop), which many argue erodes soil nutrients, is damaging to wildlife and requires chemical fertilisers to be sustainable.
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In the capital New Delhi and other urban centres, opposition political activists and student leaders are angry over a law that they say erodes India's secular foundations.
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Investors in financial assets like stocks and bonds are always worried about inflation, because it erodes the buying power of whatever money they make on those investments.
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"We've always said we're the responsible governing party, and playing chicken with the debt ceiling or having a government shutdown ultimately erodes people's faith in governance," Rep.
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Democrats see a ticking clock for the unified Republican government that erodes their support, the longer that they stay distracted from their agenda and dealing with Trump issues.
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Why it matters: Everyone is a potential target in this brinkmanship as nerves fray, the global order erodes, and the old rules of international engagement are thrown out.
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Inflation erodes the purchasing power of bonds' future cash flows, so the higher expectations of future inflation are, the higher the yield investors will demand, and vice versa.
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Output increases will mostly be met by OPEC's de facto leader Saudi Arabia and Russia, which erodes the buffer of spare capacity that can relieve unexpected supply disruptions.
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Like its domestic competitors, the bank is struggling to lift earnings from loans in Spain as interest rates hover at historic lows and as increasing competition erodes margins.
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Every time it moves to single out the only true democracy in the Middle East for special condemnation, the value the UN provides to the world erodes further.
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Last year the BOJ introduced negative interest rates by charging 0.1 percent on a portion of commercial bank's reserves, but banks have complained that this erodes their profits.
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Refiners including Marathon Petroleum and Phillips 66 are shelving projects and tightening budgets as a global glut of diesel and gasoline erodes profits and eats into refining margins.
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"Secretary McDonald's comparison further erodes what little confidence the American people have left in the Department of Veterans Affairs and its commitment to our veterans," he said. Sen.
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When you look at the pattern of things, it is also saying that he may not give a graceful concession speech, that erodes our democracy around the edges.
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When he was in his 60s, my husband Rex was diagnosed with Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy, a slow-moving disease that erodes the muscles and has no cure.
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The reason is that such manipulation would be a unilateral act that erodes trust in the United States at a time when American debts have reached precarious levels.
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There's little doubt that Trump, who consistently erodes trust in institutions and governing systems, will weaponize such a narrative if it looks like he will lose in November.
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Zambia's kwacha currency has weakened by more than 6 percent against the dollar this year and analysts expect it to come under further pressure as investor confidence erodes.
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The real test for impeachment, Stein argues, is if new information from the special prosecutor or Trump himself erodes support among those who voted for him in 2016.
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" The Baltimore Police Department's work was found to "disproportionately harm African Americans in Baltimore, resulting in disparities, along with other evidence of intentional discrimination, that erodes public trust.
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And as every cycle of "will he waive, won't he waive" passes, Paton Walsh said, the bedrock of understanding upon which the deal is based erodes yet further.
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"The decision erodes States' lawmaking authority to safeguard the health and safety of women and subjects more innocent life to being lost," the Republican governor said in a statement.
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And in Egypt, President Sisi's government has been among the worst offenders, repeatedly arresting political activists for posts on Facebook, a tactic human rights monitors warn erodes basic freedoms.
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That choppy speaking style puts Mr. Biden at a disadvantage as his front-runner status erodes and he confronts growing pressure to expand his appeal with voters and donors.
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Traders are jittery about a surge in inflation, which erodes bond values, if Trump pushes for the types of tax cuts and federal spending he campaigned for, analysts said.
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But when a site buries its material connections to a business it funnels customers into, it erodes public trust, and calls into question the information provided by the publication.
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It's something that, culturally, we can sense every time a new episode comes to light: Police violence against black citizens erodes trust in law enforcement, especially in black communities.
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And if conventional economic thinking holds that inflation erodes a currency's value over time, then the persistence of low inflation or even deflation may well have the opposite effect.
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In Spain, where banks are struggling to raise earnings from loans, as interest rates remain at historic lows and increasing competition erodes margins, BBVA's NII fell by 2.7 percent.
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But another segment of the Bitcoin community has been pushing back, arguing that increasing the block size erodes a core feature, some might say ideological principle, of Bitcoin: decentralization.
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"To ask local law enforcement to enforce [immigration] laws erodes that trust in a very big way," added Tait, the co-chair of the USCM's Immigration Reform Task Force.
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" — Ilyse Hogue, president, NARAL Pro-Choice America "The decision erodes states' lawmaking authority to safeguard the health and safety of women, and subjects more innocent life to being lost.
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When the President of the United States insists the Justice Department is biased and can't be trusted, it erodes one of the long-standing pillars of civil society. 2.
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Eldar Shafir and — again — Sendhil Mullainathan document how the continual need to address short-term crises erodes the cognitive bandwidth people require for effective budgeting and long-term planning.
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"However the further fate of this case develops, such news erodes the hopes of market players for a favourable investment climate in future," said Alexei Antonov at Alor Broker.
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Over time, he and others said, such criticism could coalesce into deeper disaffection that erodes Mr. Xi's authority and gives other senior officials more courage to question his decisions.
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CK's devotion to the cause of his friend's exoneration strains his marriage, and the long sequence of stalls and setbacks in court and in parole hearings erodes Colin's morale.
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In France, for instance, it is common to hear that immigration dilutes French identity, and that allowing minority groups to keep their own cultures erodes vital elements of Frenchness.
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It distracts from the Kremlin's past — and continuing — work to undermine American elections even as it erodes political support in the United States for Ukraine's fight against Russian domination.
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I understand what I did has greater implications than my relationship with one community, and it is fair to raise the question of whether this erodes trust in Reddit.
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But Christensen gave it a more precise meaning that fits Intel's situation perfectly: a cheap, simple, and less profitable technology that gradually erodes the market for a more established technology.
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To be sure, not all companies in Japan will be hit by the strong yen, which erodes exporters' profits but slashes import costs for retailers and boosts households' purchasing power.
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Never content to simply depict its characters as their mental health erodes, it seeks to make the viewer feel like they too are actually on the same path with them.
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Yet the French president is one of the rare European leaders who unabashedly believe in Europe's future, especially as Britain prepares to exit the European Union and America's leadership erodes.
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It prevents action on pressing real issues, from immigration to welfare; it erodes Americans' faith in their government and its institutions; and it dims the beacon of American democracy abroad.
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As the wealthy get wealthier and the middle class erodes, the retail industry is witnessing the simultaneous rise of cheap chains like Dollar General and luxury brands like Louis Vuitton.
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So it will go in the future: As the coastline erodes due to climate change, new and natural surf spots will be created, but fewer will be allowed to exist.
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We as a society value our rights to maintain privacy over personal and medical information, and compelling citizens to turn over protected health data to law enforcement erodes those rights.
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But rights groups say that the government drive to popularize standardized Mandarin Chinese erodes the languages used by minorities such as Tibetans and that Beijing is essentially forcing cultural assimilation.
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Brexit risks not just the UK's stability but could very well scatter wider seeds of destruction if it erodes and destroys the cohesion required to keep the European project together.
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Like Nixon, there is little chance that Trump will change in any fundamental way, and he will continue to engage in the kind of behavior that further erodes his standing.
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Romania has put the finishing touches to a plan to overhaul the judiciary that critics say erodes judicial independence and which will have to be discussed with the European Union.
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Public opinion is understandably a big preoccupation for the report authors — unsurprisingly so, given that a technology that potentially erodes people's privacy and impacts their jobs risks being drastically unpopular.
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It not only affects investment — venture capitalists are going to think twice before they invest, this was a very high-profile blow-up — but frankly it erodes confidence by consumers.
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As Walter's possibly ungrounded suspicions grow, his sense of himself as a politically correct person gradually erodes, with deeply buried misgivings about his wife and her culture beginning to predominate.
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What constitutes a sanctuary city is loosely defined, but many cities have said that cooperating with ICE undermines public safety because doing so erodes trust between police and immigrant communities.
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Why it matters: Normally a higher-than-expected inflation report would cause a selloff in Treasuries because inflation erodes the value of already held bonds, especially in longer-dated maturities.
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It erodes the one thing that guarantees the place of the judiciary in a free society: widespread trust in the legitimacy, which is to say, the impartiality of its operation.
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The use of auto-cures is raising alarms among lenders and market analysts that say it further erodes lenders' protections at what could be the end of the economic cycle.
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They pointed out that without international harmonization of rates, each country will try to attract investment by lowering its rate — a "race to the bottom" that erodes its tax base.
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Never mind that globalization would have occurred without them, or that automation erodes manufacturing employment more – the unpopular government officials and business leaders involved in trade deals provide irresistible targets.
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Critics say subsidies must be rolled back fast to avoid the creation of a renewables capacity glut that erodes wholesale power prices and, with it, revenues for conventional power plant operators.
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It's one thing if you get a wedge in and it helps you acquire some customers and then the cost of customer acquisition gets driven up and the whole market erodes.
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Never content to simply depict its characters as their mental health erodes, the film seeks to make the viewer feel like they too are actually on the same path with them.
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Increased Taxes Erodes Margins We expect the government's focus on regulation and tax increases in the gaming industry to continue, albeit on a manageable basis and in consultation with key operators.
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Anti-FGM campaigners have described Kamau's position as "outrageous" saying arguments to overturn the act erodes progress that has been made in the fight for women and girl's rights in Kenya.
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Whether they're buried by additional contacts, lost due to forgetfulness, or things just get weird because so much time has passed, accidental disconnection erodes the networks professionals try hard to build.
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But their leverage — already diminished by that stinging election loss — erodes even further each day as the new breed of startups compete for a critical mass of drivers, passengers and investors.
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Dealers have also noted a recent firming in the Brazilian real currency, which erodes incentives for arabica producer selling because it reduces local currency returns from sales of dollar-based coffee.
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In a world where commodity prices are sagging and governments are falling over each other to improve their connectivity, the strategic value of any individual connection or source of supply erodes.
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Basically, it erodes enamel on our teeth, pumps too much corn syrup into our bodies, increases liver fat, makes us obese, brings on diabetes, and ages the hell out of us.
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The president casually flirts with nuclear war, erodes the separation of powers, flouts the rule of law, enriches himself, and says nice things about the neo-Nazis marching through the streets.
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Case in point, a new study out Tuesday seems to show that heavy exposure to certain automobile fumes can raise the risk of developing a degenerative disease that steadily erodes eyesight.
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Each disappointment, in turn, only deepens the profound mistrust and misunderstandings between the leaders on both sides, which further erodes confidence among Israelis and Palestinians that peace can ever be attained.
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Therefore, Barr argues, the Senate using cloture during its consideration of Trump nominees, which Barr claims causes unnecessary delay, impermissibly erodes presidential power, as did court review of the travel ban.
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Virgin Australia slipped 4.2% to a record low after the company flagged a capacity cut and warned that its bottom line would take a hit as the coronavirus outbreak erodes demand.
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" Kaggle declined to comment for this article, but we were referred to this post by Kaggle data scientist Walter Reade: "Cheating, in any form, erodes the awesomeness of the Kaggle community.
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In his great wisdom, he knew that injustice committed by the president erodes the rule of law, the very idea that a fair justice, which is the bedrock of our democracy.
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"Financial markets shudder at the thought of higher inflation, simply because from an investment standpoint, inflation erodes the buying power of future earnings," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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Internet companies go out of business and take down their websites, physical media erodes or becomes obsolete, file formats stop getting supported, domain names expire and web hosting subscriptions are canceled.
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Still, a pall is cast over these state-level victories as an increasingly conservative, pro-business Supreme Court erodes labor rights, like the ability for Uber drivers to pursue class-action suits.
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Cowen Senior analyst Vivien Azer told CNBC that Canada's experience could provide insight into how pot gets adopted by a society at large, and whether that erodes the stigma of its use.
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The outcrop erodes away as it gets sandblasted, and the spherules (which seem to resist erosion better than the rest of the outcrop does) fall out and roll down the hill. Weird.
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"The most important thing for a central bank is its credibility and this criticism erodes that," said Marcel Fratzscher, president of the DIW economic institute in Berlin and a former ECB official.
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TD's ratings would also be sensitive in the event that the company makes an acquisition that either erodes regulatory or tangible capital ratios or creates the potential for more overall earnings volatility.
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The deception enabled by dark pattern design not only erodes privacy but has the chilling effect of putting web users under pervasive, clandestine surveillance, it also risks enabling damaging discrimination at scale.
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For corruption erodes trust in government, as India's Congress Party discovered when it was turned out of office in 2014, in large part because many ministers were seen as inept and corrupt.
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BNS' ratings would also be sensitive in the event that the company makes an acquisition that either erodes regulatory or tangible capital ratios or creates the potential for more overall earnings volatility.
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Similarly, BNS' ratings would be sensitive in the event that the company makes an acquisition that either erodes regulatory or tangible capital ratios or creates the potential for more overall earnings volatility.
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In which case we are left to choose between its darker rivals, between a comfortable decadence in which virtue erodes and the reaper beckons, or else some variant on Efrafa's totalitarian alternative.
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"The Senate's abdication of its legislative and oversight responsibilities erodes the checks and balances of the separate powers that are designed to protect the liberties on which our democracy depends," they write.
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Methane leakage erodes the climate benefit of switching to natural gas in all scenarios, but this impact is largest in the near-term due to the shorter lifespan of methane than CO2.
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"The White House's handling of this matter erodes the basic command structure of the military and the basic function of the Uniform Code of Military Justice," he said in a statement Monday.
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"The declaration of national emergency in this instance will create a dangerous precedent that erodes the very system of government that has served us so well for over 200 years," Donohue continued.
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Instead we should ask what will happen now that Republicans have chosen this path of all-out partisanship, which erodes our democratic institutions by greatly weakening the systems of checks and balances.
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Removing large amounts of sand erodes river beds and beaches, enlarges river mouths, destroys bio-diversity, and exacerbates groundwater shortages and flooding, while leading to the loss of livelihoods of coastal communities.
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Shire shares ended 2.8 percent down at 38.20 pounds, well below Takeda's 21986 pounds offer, signaling scepticism about the deal as Takeda's falling stock price erodes the bid's $215.2 billion headline value.
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But Russian support doesn't do much for the U.S. and actually further erodes confidence in Trump for his siding with a country whose domestic policies often conflict with those of the G-20.
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Getting burned by trying to watch a video which is just endless minutes of the same image erodes trust in the News Feed, making people less likely to watch videos in the future.
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Such collusion offers violent drug traffickers security as well as impunity for their crimes, and erodes the rule of law, feeding the violence that pushes people to flee for the United States border.
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As support for the PD erodes, 5-Star now comfortably beats it as the most popular party, with a lead of six points according to IPR and more than seven according to Tecne.
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A handful of Republicans in both chambers, meanwhile, have voiced concerns that Trump's emergency declaration erodes the powers of Congress and could set a dangerous precedent that a future Democratic president could utilize.
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"As spare capacity erodes, the trade-off that the MPC must balance lessens, and, all else equal, its tolerance for above-target inflation falls," said Carney in comments swiftly jumped upon by traders.
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"Better-than-expected economic data from China just erodes concerns that the global slowdown is not as deep as expected, therefore causing some profit-taking in gold," said Howie Lee, economist, OCBC Bank.
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A healthy person's saliva neutralizes acid—but drinking too many acidic drinks throws off that balance and erodes the enamel, subjecting the soft inner part of your teeth to sensitivity, discoloration, and cracking.
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"Through juxtaposing historical and contemporary art and adopting a conceptual approach, The World Is Sound erodes the false binaries of 'East and West' and challenges the concepts underlying these reductive categories," Lee stated.
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"It erodes the organization's direction when you don't know who's there, who has the authority to execute what decisions, and for how long that authority might last," Light, the NYU professor, told me.
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Lawrence Wilkerson, a retired Army colonel and former chief of staff to Colin Powell, fears that remote warfare erodes "the warrior ethic," which holds that combatants must assume some measure of reciprocal risk.
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"The Senate's abdication of its legislative and oversight responsibilities erodes the checks and balances of the separate powers that are designed to protect the liberties on which our democracy depends," the senators wrote.
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Faller&aposs comments about gathering intelligence also suggest the Detroit was monitoring illicit activity at sea and in the air, which has increased as Venezuela&aposs economy craters and rule of law erodes.
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In his 1987 classic RoboCop, Paul Verhoeven warns of the dangers of commercializing law enforcement and aptly depicts how policing-for-profit erodes the tenuous social contract between the citizen and the state.
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"Presidents from both parties, including the Obama administration, have rejected a no-first-use policy because it erodes deterrence, undermines allied confidence in US security guarantees and risks emboldening potential adversaries," Fisher said.
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As the tax base erodes, there are fewer companies that bear the burden, and that means less revenue for policymakers to spend on vital things such as veterans' benefits, education and medical research.
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But the degree to which senior officials have had to reverse or slow roll precipitous, ill-considered, even dangerous decisions by the president also erodes civilian control of the military and sows uncertainty.
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Headwinds: The International Energy Agency trimmed its 2018 and 2019 global demand growth forecast in a mid-October report, while trade friction with China also erodes confidence in the extent of global economic growth.
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It has also cautioned that sales could be depressed this year by a squeeze in consumer spending as inflation erodes real earnings growth, and by price rises on garments due to the pound's devaluation.
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What remains unclear is whether it is overall a force for good, or a destroyer of traditional retail that erodes jobs, ruins malls, and transforms a once-productive workforce into underemployed, couch-bound consumers.
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Rather than, per more usual industry practice, punishing the manufacturing partner if it fails to hit stringent delivery targets — which then encourages a punishing spiral of forced overtime that erodes workers rights and welfare.
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We start out with a BOULDER at 17 Across and, as you drift down to the bottom of the grid, the stone ERODEs to a ROCK, then a PEBBLE and then turns to DUST.
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But some in Russia, and many around the world, have calculated that anything that erodes a unified Western front and leads to instability in Europe would be a boon for an increasingly aggressive Moscow.
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When short-term rates rise above long-term rates and "invert" the yield curve, it has been a reliable predictor of recession, though sometimes several months later, as confidence in the economic future erodes.
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Expectations that the Fed will wait longer to raise rates is causing the long bond to underperform as lower rates are likely to boost inflation longer-term, which erodes the value of the debt.
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Shire shares slipped 22014 percent to 21986 pounds by 215.2 GMT, well below Takeda's 323 pounds offer, signaling skepticism about the deal as Takeda's falling stock price erodes the bid's $232 billion headline value.
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In spite of this progress, however, local petrol taxes still have the same problem as the federal one: they tend to be fixed in nominal terms, such that inflation erodes their value over time.
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" Another source close to Trump said: "I don't believe Trump is inclined to do anything that erodes separation of powers — at least, nothing that exceeds the historical rate at which executive power has expanded.
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Users of WeChat, China's most popular messaging app, have stopped being informed when their messages are being censored in a move that further erodes user privacy, according to a new report from Citizen Lab.
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Pros, especially veterans, are aware that no matter how they may push science, they will inevitably be defeated by the battle of attrition that erodes skill sets and, ultimately, their value to a team.
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Degradation of coral reefs erodes a lucrative tourist asset, but also jeopardizes one-of-a-kind species — corals, tropical fish, sea turtles — that enrich our lives with beauty and add diversity to our planet.
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Expectations that the Fed will wait longer to raise rates is causing the long bond to underperform as lower rates are likely to increase inflation longer-term, which erodes the value of the debt.
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Leaving soil bare during off-seasons is taboo, since barren soil easily erodes, depleting more carbon from the soil; regenerative farmers instead plant cover crops to capture more carbon and nitrogen from the atmosphere.
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Set to grand, operatic music, we watch crows fly out of men's chests and tanks roll across mountains; a giraffe becomes a tomb which becomes a communist sculpture; a landscape erodes in the rain.
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This feels like a subtle distinction at first, but the more you start to dig into it, the more you realize that this love of alternate timelines erodes some of The Good Place's interpersonal stakes.
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The finished down 0.47 percent, or 87.04 points, at 18,426.08, likely dragged by by yen strength which is seen as a negative as it makes Japanese exports more expensive and erodes overseas profits when repatriated.
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It's not surprising to learn that women who lived during the Middle Ages didn't always get the credit they deserved, but tangible proof that further erodes our male-centric view of history is always welcome.
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Gupta told me she sees the fight as bigger than just a fine-print dispute, comparing it to the private prison system—a cheaper and faster method that benefits corporations but ultimately erodes civil rights.
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Why it matters: As China's old alliance with North Korea erodes and its fear of nuclear fallout grows, there is an opportunity for meaningful U.S.–China cooperation to stop the threat from Kim Jong-un.
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The timing could not be worse for Saipem's ageing vessel fleet as rival new capacity erodes typically high margins enjoyed by the company, which is controlled by oil major Eni and Italian state fund FSI.
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But he criticized Trump prior to the 2016 election that Trump's behavior "erodes our democracy," and offered to shoot him into space after Trump accused Bezos of a tax "scam" involving Amazon and the Post.
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"We have repeatedly seen that establishing block grants only erodes the value of programs over time, and cuts to the child nutrition programs will have a real impact on children's health and education," said Rep.
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Despite its title, what erodes the book's persuasiveness is Mr. Greenman's Mr. Spock-like detachment: He seems to be gazing at emotions as curious specimens to be studied rather than feelings that have been felt.
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It also undermines critically important global relationships, erodes American credibility and cedes influence and the investment opportunities that go with it to ambitious nations like China that are only too happy to fill the role.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's heavily-indebted state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos is increasingly vulnerable to low crude prices as the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak erodes demand and sends markets tumbling, Fitch Ratings said on Friday.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's heavily-indebted state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos is increasingly vulnerable to low crude prices as the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak erodes demand and sends markets tumbling, Fitch Ratings said on Friday.
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The ECB's policy of low rates has been unpopular with sections of the German public and political class, who fear it erodes returns on savings while bankrolling indebted governments in the south of the bloc.
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However, the acquisition could also put negative pressure on BAWAG's ratings if it erodes the bank's capitalisation and profitability significantly for a longer period or if it results in unexpectedly high operational or integration risks.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Banks across the euro zone are set to expand lending further in the second quarter, even as the European Central Bank's ultra-easy monetary policy erodes profitability, an ECB survey showed on Tuesday.
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"It sort of erodes confidence when you see that kind of activity start to temper in that regard, particularly commercial load, which is your mom-and-pop stores and commercial big box stores," Akins told Cramer.
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"My future generation of kids will be the last ones that will actually be on the island of Shishmaref before it completely erodes away," Esau tells Rae in the Paris interview, which is posted on YouTube.
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China's parliament said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws, an unprecedented move that critics say further erodes the city's autonomy.
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The yen, which has gained 4 percent in nine days as faith erodes in the Trump White House's ability to deliver tax reform and a promised public spending boost, was flat at 110.74 yen per dollar.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's lower house voted on Wednesday to send a contested Supreme Court reform bill to a parliamentary committee, moving closer to passing a law the opposition says erodes the independence of the country's judiciary.
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However, speaking on MSNBC last week, top Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson alleged that Clinton has a disorder called dysphasia, a condition brought on by brain trauma that erodes a person's ability to speak or comprehend language.
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Not only does it leave an unacceptable number of students feeling vulnerable, unsafe and without basic civil rights, but by impeding a free and diverse exchange of ideas it erodes the very underpinnings of higher education.
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And it's not just about the loss of animals and lush plant life: As biodiversity erodes, people will suffer — primarily those living in poverty or nations that overwhelmingly rely on agriculture and fishing for their livelihood.
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"Sexual assault erodes the trust and cohesion within the Marine Corps team, degrades our lethality and readiness, and is incompatible with our core values of honor, courage and commitment," the Marine Corps said in a statement.
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In Phoenix, Chief Jeri Williams said in a television interview that having police officers post such things "erodes the trust we work so hard to build," and that she had removed some officers from their beats.
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He said he worries the legislation "erodes important patient safeguards" and noted that, even if the bill passes, it doesn't mean patients will receive the experimental therapies because companies aren't required to comply with the request.
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Although wages and prices tend to move in tandem over long periods, inflation erodes household purchasing power if it is not matched with similar increases in wages, and it eats away the value of households' savings.
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The city's blue-collar youth were already keenly aware of how how industrial labor erodes the body and self, but now, many young adults couldn't even get the torturous jobs that made their parents hate their lives.
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In the House of Commons the Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC), which I chair, has repeatedly said that dirty money menaces our national security because it corrupts our friends, weakens our alliances and erodes faith in our institutions.
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Snow Park has told Altisource Residential that the agreement with Altisource Asset Management erodes shareholder returns and causes Altisource Residential's stock to trade at a substantial discount to the value of its real estate, the sources added.
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It lights our night, it subtly prolongs our days, its gravitational tug washes our estuaries, rinses our harbours and erodes our cliffs, and it keeps the Earth's axis of rotation on a more or less stable tilt.
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Critics -- including protesters who poured onto the city's streets Sunday -- say the decision undermines Hong Kong's own legal system and further erodes promises of autonomy made before the former British colony was returned to China in 1997.
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"Your administration's efforts to double down on new, unnecessary nuclear weapons while scrapping mutually beneficial treaties risks the United States sliding into another arms race with Russia and erodes U.S. nonproliferation efforts around the world," they write.
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In his investor letter, Hall said he believed crude oversupply will turn into a deficit this year, and prices will recover to as high as $60 to $80 a barrel as output drops and global inventory erodes.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Freeports springing up around the world as more investors store and trade physical assets are coming under increased scrutiny as potential black holes for dodging taxes, laundering money or financing extremists as bank secrecy erodes.
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Though the burning of natural gas emits only about half the carbon dioxide of coal, the leak rate — as high as 2.3 percent, according to studies organized by the Environmental Defense Fund — erodes much of that advantage.
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With all this global and high-profiled attraction, it raises the concern if anyone is aware of the imminent danger Miami faces with climate change as it erodes away and if anyone is doing something about it.
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So it seems plausible that in this counterfactual history I'm positing, a world in which the intelligibility of Chinese texts erodes under the currents of phonological change, Chinese culture might not be so rooted in the past.
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Devotion to dogma and sheer perversity erodes their fellowship as day turns into night — after which "Clash" turns into a full-fledged horror movie, albeit one without the fake comfort of a supernatural or science-fiction pretext.
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What I am saying is I have realized that there will come a point where I have had enough as someone's patience and resolve to see good intentions quite literally blowing up in their face unfortunately erodes.
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Turnbull has seen his poll numbers hit their lowest since taking power in September 2015, and political commentators have questioned his future as prime minister, as confidence erodes in Australia's fourth leader in the last six years.
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"All settlement activity is illegal under international law and it erodes the viability of the two-state solution and the prospects for a lasting peace," British Ambassador to the UN Karen Pierce told reporters before the meeting.
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But the president's mantra of "fake news" stirs different concerns among many foreign politicians and analysts, who fear it erodes public confidence in democratic institutions at a time when populism and authoritarianism are returning in many regions.
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The constitution, adopted in 2014 after the uprising of 2011 that ousted autocrat Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, significantly erodes the previously extensive power of the presidency and gives the prime minister and parliament a much bigger role.
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The Fed needs to fix the cash crunch before it erodes confidence or spills over into the real economy, which has already started to show serious cracks because of the US-China trade war and weak global growth.
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The move further erodes confidence in Kerkhoff, whose credibility has already suffered from a botched attempt to merge Thyssenkrupp's steel business with Tata Steel's European unit and a failed plan to spin off the group's capital goods units.
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"This quality of life, low-level offense policing is what drives people nuts, and it really erodes their confidence that the police are there to create public safety, rather than just enforce order on that community," he said.
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Rolf dealership head Tatyana Lukovetskaya said sales could fall to 1.3 million this year, less than half of the nearly 3 million vehicles sold in Russia in 2012, as the country's deepening economic downturn further erodes consumer spending.
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The reason for the persistently robust demand for long debt, according to some investors, is because inflation - which erodes the value of bonds, with longer dated hardest hit - remains below target in the United States and euro zone.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. independent oil refiners, such as Marathon Petroleum and Phillips 66, are shelving projects and tightening budgets, as a global glut of diesel and gasoline erodes profits, ending a golden era of high refining margins.
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While demonizing state and local officials and embellishing the threat posed by illegal immigrants may gratify the president's political base, it also undermines and erodes the very operational relationships that are vital to protecting our communities from violence.
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Seltzer—You may feel like a beacon of virtuous hydration if you're never without a seltzer close at hand (even if it erodes the enamel on your teeth if you drink it constantly, or by itself without food).
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But as a new report from the RAND Corporation points out, the reality may be far subtler: As AI slowly erodes the foundations that made the Cold War possible, we may find ourselves hurtling towards all-out nuclear war.
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Paris has long complained that central and eastern Europe gains an unfair advantage from the "social dumping" of cheap labor, arguing the posting of low-paid workers hurts local jobs and erodes labor protections in higher-wage member states.
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For one, giving the GEO Group control over things like food, bed time, lodging arrangements, education and medical care erodes a mothers' ability to educate, guide, discipline and care for her children and thereby damages the mother-child relationship.
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Tom Cole of Oklahoma, a longtime party electoral strategist, is dubious that Democrats can connect the tax cut and health care vote in a manner that erodes support for each, largely because the full ACA repeal didn't become law.
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Qambrani said the Sindh government needs to show "seriousness" in dealing with growing water threats as climate pressures become the new normal, and as sea level rise and less water and sediment flowing down the Indus erodes delta land.
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"We warn Asian leaders not to emulate the Philippine model but adopt a humane, evidence-based public health approach to the drugs issue through a rights-based governance that strengthens, not erodes democratic institutions," iDefend spokesman Judy Pasimio said.
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Miller and others more broadly argue that each time Rosenstein acquiesces to an unreasonable demand by Trump — even for the best of intentions, foremost protecting the Mueller probe — the independent and apolitical nature of the Justice Department slowly erodes.
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That erodes the international competitiveness of export-dependent heavyweights such as Hitachi, Nissan Motor and Panasonic, and explains why Bank of Japan chief Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday he would respond to any economic damage that currency might inflict.
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If Trump's Republican support in Congress erodes due to their fears that Trump will be the cause of a Democratic landslide in the 85033 mid-term elections, Republicans will gladly sacrifice a president that many have never fully embraced.
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Matthew Green, a cryptography professor at Johns Hopkins, rebuked the move in a blog post over the weekend, arguing that the new "forced login" feature blurs the once-strong barrier between "never logged in" and "signed in" — and erodes user trust.
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But with several central banks, including the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan and Sweden's central bank, cutting interest rates into negative territory, that erodes some of the advantage of holding cash as opposed to gold, the bank said.
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Kisor argues that deference given to agency interpretations is "constitutionally suspect" because it strips power from the judiciary and transfers it to the executive branch and erodes the obligation courts have to serve as a check on the political branches.
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President Donald Trump's call for Russia to be invited back to the meetings of global economic powers "basically erodes or implodes" the values-based order of the G-7 summit, former U.S. State Department official Heather Conley told CNBC on Friday.
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The withdrawal will ease political pressure on Abe, who had vowed to resign if any troops were killed, as his support amongst voters erodes after his wife was linked to a school accused of involvement in a murky land deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dominance of financial centers such as London, New York and Tokyo in the $5 trillion-a-day global currency market may face challenges from landlocked cities as new technology erodes the advantage offered by high-speed undersea cables.
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While this lack of detail was sold by the president as an intentional omission, apparently for the sake of strategic flexibility and operational security, the opaque nature of the announcement erodes the public's ability to engage with the U.S. mission.
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The sharp drop in the value of the Egyptian pound further erodes savings and pushes up the prices of basic goods and services, a destabilizing force among the poor people who make up the bulk of Egypt's 91 million residents.
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The existing structure of trade negotiation and enforcement has failed to stop the Chinese from illegally subsidizing their metals industries, creating a crippling supply glut and the dumping of cheap steel and aluminum that erodes America's industrial metals supply chain.
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"We have deep concerns about the motivation for this constituent assembly, which overrides the will of the Venezuelan people and further erodes Venezuelan democracy," Michael Fitzpatrick, U.S. deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere Affairs, said in a telephone call with reporters.
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An extended continuing resolution, especially for a year, is only going to make it harder for the Navy to get ships back on the class maintenance plan, Geurts said, adding that the current situation erodes readiness at a critical time.
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"The declaration of national emergency in this instance will create a dangerous precedent that erodes the very system of government that has served us so well for over 200 years," said Thomas J. Donohue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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A significant decline in performance and or weaker asset quality that erodes the bank's Fitch core capital or reserve cushion (below 9% or 100%, respectively) and/ or poor management of the new subsidiaries would negatively affect the bank's VR and IDRs.
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As the disbelief and dehumanization of sexual abuse victims falls away, their treatment as lying scum, fueling retaliation and deterring complaints, erodes, so that the civil right not to be sexually abused in order to earn a living can become real.
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It also has broader implications for the political system: Suzanne Mettler, a political scientist at Cornell, calls the approach "submerged state," and argues it erodes public belief in the effectiveness of government by hiding the government benefits voters receive from view.
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By contrast, there have been no comparable recent moves by the military services to suspend the commissioning of officers, and even as the diplomatic corps erodes, Congress just approved a Pentagon budget for next year that would boost troops by 20,000.
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That the federal government is willing and able to give such surplus military equipment to local police departments signals a massive overreach of power and erodes trust between law enforcement officers and the communities they're charged with policing, Paul writes.
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But those who had plaque to begin with and who worked out for a year did have less shrinkage of the hippocampus, a region of the brain crucial to our memory and one of the first areas that Alzheimer's erodes.
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Wesley Clark, a former NATO commander, told Business Insider&aposs David Choi that Trump&aposs comments were "a very rough way to play" with the alliance&aposs principles and that "it undercuts deterrence, encourages potential adversaries, and erodes NATO itself."
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"When you know that what you are doing is going to have a disproportionate effect on people of color and on women and you do it anyway, that erodes the public trust in the system and that's problematic," Abrams said.
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As the calendar prepared to flip to 2017—the year when negotiations to exit the European Union are due to start—Khan touted London's advantages, some of which might suffer if Brexit erodes key economic and financial perks the U.K. currently enjoys.
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"We have deep concerns about the motivation for this constituent assembly which overrides the will of the Venezuelan people and further erodes Venezuelan democracy," said Michael Fitzpatrick, the deputy assistant secretary of state for the Western hemisphere, in a phone call with reporters.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's parliament on Wednesday said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws, an unprecedented move that critics say further erodes the city's autonomy.
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" While the negative impact of such actions would be indirect for equity investors, since most defense-related companies' stocks are not quoted, Catechis suggested banks which have extended credit "may have to refinance and this erodes the quality of their loan book.
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Equally politically devastating would be any kind of recording of President Trump speaking cynically about the core group of supporters who have kept him afloat; that could be the one thing that erodes the steady support he enjoys within the populist Republican base.
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"Firstly, UK data resilience is, to a large extent, reflecting the global growths pick up and we expect to see more sign of divergence over the quarters ahead as high inflation erodes UK real incomes and confidence," Gkionakis said in a research note.
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One might argue that, as truth becomes subjective, democracy erodes and the environment slides into extinction-level instability, that the intricacies of kerning are not the biggest problems in need of solving at the moment—but try telling that to graphic designers!
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And that process disregards the political center, erodes common ground and leaves us with a government that can't build the necessary consensus for, let alone implement, sensible action in regard to taxes, to infrastructure, to immigration, to guns, to just about anything.
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But euro zone countries have still diverged over the past decade, with Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece falling behind their peers, challenging the notion of convergence and threatening the very viability of the currency bloc as public confidence erodes and social tensions rise.
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Mr. O'Dea was curious about the science of disease: His grandfather suffered from cone-rod dystrophy, a condition that erodes vision, and his younger brother Brennan — the only other employee at Hedge Knight — is afflicted with over a half-dozen autoimmune illnesses.
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" Mark Petchey, the British No. 1 for a time in the 1990s, who was Murray's first coach as a professional, said, "You can kind of smile about it now, but it definitely erodes your self-confidence at times when you hear that noise.
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IN VENEZUELA AND IT ERODES OVER TIME BECAUSE COMPANIES GET USED FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES NOT TO GIVE YOU GREAT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES DOES THAT MEAN THEY'RE PERFECT, NO. SORKIN: IF IT IS TRUMP AND BERNIE OR ELIZABETH WARREN, WHAT DO YOU DO?
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Should any of those showdowns develop in an adverse way that erodes the Trump administration's credibility over the next two years in a war-weary nation, she will have the luxury of being out of office and free of responsibility at the time.
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Chinese analysts said Mr. Tillerson had probably encountered resistance to his arguments that the missile defense system — known as Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad — was of little danger to China, which firmly believes that the system erodes its nuclear deterrent.
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The Shorenstein Center at Harvard University has found that mainstream media coverage of Trump's first 100 days in office ranged from 70-90% negative of Trump, depending on the week, an asymmetry never quite seen before seen but one that erodes confidence in the media.
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But researchers at Stanford University and the University of Oxford believe they've found a way to visualize how the disease slowly spreads and erodes the brain—a tool they hope can help other scientists better study the incurable, fatal ailment and others like it.
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In the past eight months, the Philadelphia singer's two EPs, Volume 13 and Volume 2, have established him as a bona fide talent, though he's shifted his focus from songwriting to singing after being diagnosed with achalasia, a rare disease that erodes the esophagus.
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" A just-published white paper from the Lebanese International Finance Executives (LIFE), an apolitical and nonsectarian global organization of Lebanese professionals, proposes several measures to "save Lebanon," including the dismantling of the central bank's current policy, which it says "erodes confidence in the financial system.
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"The use of racially derogatory and demeaning language to describe litigants, criminal defendants or members of the public, even behind closed doors or during off-the-record conversations, erodes public confidence in a fair and impartial judiciary," Judge Kristina Marx wrote in the commission's report.
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The line: "The way I make you feel / Alive, but so dead dead inside" expertly illustrates the moment when a couple desperately cling to the coattails of an imagined future as it slowly erodes away into a lifeless spectre of self-doubt, desperation, and sadness.
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In the meantime, while it may be somewhat prudent to temporarily cut back on the use of Romaine in our salads as the CDC and FDA work to pin down an exact source, the fear response is counterproductive and erodes the gains of science.
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"Although Taiwan has been seeking mutual judicial assistance with different jurisdictions, including Hong Kong, the government will not accept an extradition agreement that erodes Taiwan's dignity and sovereignty," the official, Liu Yi-chun, said last week, according to Taiwan's state-owned Central News Agency.
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As the fantasy of The Bachelor erodes, it's easy to see why the laughter swells, the hashtags balloon, and the buzz grows — and thus, it's no wonder earnest viewers have become much less valuable to the franchise than people who look to the show for joke fodder.
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They fall into three common themes: physical attacks that shut off or damage some aspect of critical services, financial attacks that spin out of control and lead to bank runs, and hackers changing data in a way that erodes trust in the economy and critical institutions.
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" But Professor Lampton, of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, added that despite their frustration, the Chinese seemed satisfied that they can "outlast a U.S. administration that alienates its allies, erodes its own political base and has a public with a low threshold for pain.
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" We don't want to live in a country where you can't associate with people who have wildly different political opinions than yourself Still, Bezos, who described Thiel as a "contrarian," made it clear he disagreed with Trump, saying he believed some of the candidate's comments "erodes democracy.
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A significant decline in performance and or weaker asset quality that erodes the bank's Fitch core capital ratio or loan reserve coverage of impaired loans (to below 2908% or 20526%, respectively) and/or problems with the integration process would negatively affect the bank's VR and IDRs.
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" In the White House press briefing on Wednesday, Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the president believed that the policy allowing trans Americans to openly serve in the military was "expensive and disruptive" and came to the conclusion that their presence "erodes military readiness and unit cohesion.
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"The use of racially derogatory and demeaning language to describe litigants, criminal defendants or members of the public, even behind closed doors or during off-the-record conversations, erodes public confidence in a fair and impartial judiciary," Judge Kristina Marx, the agency's chair, wrote in her ruling.
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The government has been slow to adopt new strategies and tactics even as the steady drumbeat of attacks on low-ranking soldiers and police, and more spectacular assaults such as the ambush in the Western Desert, erodes stamina and causes unrest among the rank and file.
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This will drive a slowdown, driven first by a decline in investment, due to a perceived risk of higher barriers to business with the EU, and then by slower consumer spending growth, as the labour market softens, but especially as higher inflation erodes real wage growth.
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"It is unfortunate that today's order further erodes trait fees (royalties), which are now less than 13 percent of the cost of cultivation, while the technology continues to provide value to farmers across India," said a spokesman for Monsanto's India joint venture, Mahyco Monsanto Biotech (India)(MMB).
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"The so-called Fairness for All Act is an unacceptable, partisan vehicle that erodes existing civil rights protections based on race, sex and religion, while sanctioning discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people," Human Rights Campaign president Alphonso David told Vox in a statement.
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Meanwhile, traders are turning the spigots to drain the priciest U.S. storage tanks and selling oil held in tankers anchored off Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia as the rising price of oil for near-term delivery erodes the profits to be had by holding onto oil for later sale.
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Matthew Green, a cryptography professor at Johns Hopkins, flagged the change in a critical blog post at the weekend — entitled Why I'm done with Chrome — arguing that the new "forced login" feature blurs the previously strong barrier between "never logged in" and "signed in", and thus erodes user trust.
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ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that erodes motor neurons — cells in the brain and spinal cord that control muscular function — until it becomes difficult or impossible for a person to walk, talk, speak, swallow and breathe, according to the ALS Association.
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We believe that while plain packaging erodes the pricing power for more premium brands and in the longer-term could contribute to reducing the number of new smokers, the medium-term effect on tobacco companies is manageable, due to their geographic diversification and the limited spreading of this regulation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue said on Wednesday that the Trump administration could still avoid a full-blown global trade war that erodes business confidence if it seals a trilateral NAFTA trade deal and makes progress on European trade issues in the coming weeks.
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We believe that while plain packaging erodes the pricing power for more premium brands and in the longer-term could contribute to reducing the number of new smokers, the medium-term effect on tobacco companies is manageable, due to their geographic diversification and to the still limited popularity of this regulation.
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For if we begin to change our behavior by yielding our choices and preferences to appease a rather kludgy algorithm, to maintain a certain type of privilege, we forfeit our agency and choice and instead, volunteer for a type of retail tether that erodes at our dignity and options for choice.
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Mr. Shanahan barely mentioned China by name during a speech to a gathering of Asian military officials on Saturday, although he warned Beijing that "behavior that erodes other nations' sovereignty and sows distrust of China's intentions" should stop, in a clear reference to China's militarization of disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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I know there is a move toward mini-me dressing, with parents and children appearing in much the same styles, but as far as I am concerned, that erodes the psychological distance of adulthood we all need, as much to signal to ourselves we are grown-ups as to signal to others.
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This level of cautious monitoring is plausible when the number of known existing cases of the virus is on an extremely small scale, as it now is in the US.The opposite extreme, in Wuhan, China, shows how the spread of a virus quickly erodes the ability to contain it, creating a vicious cycle.
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"When you know that what you are doing is going to have a disproportionate affect on people of color and on women and you do it anyway, that erodes the public trust in the system and that's problematic," Abrams told CNN's Jake Tapper during an appearance on "State of the Union" Sunday.
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Last year, Castro wrote a report outlining how concerns about pervasive US surveillance, such as the electronic dragnet revealed by whistleblower and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, erodes the competitiveness of the American cloud computing industry and could cost it at least $35 billion in lost foreign business between 2013 and this year.
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Government measures eventually brought the skyjacking crisis to a rapid halt, an outcome that will be much tougher to achieve in today's circumstances; a reckless government crackdown would actually play into the hands of the Islamic State, which wants nothing more than to bait the US into an overreaction that erodes our unity and freedom.
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Not only does that provide real-world benefits for people, but from Democrats' perspective it erodes a particularly nasty Republican line of attack: A lot of people are angry Democrats made a deal with McConnell because they're convinced the slippery majority leader will simply break his promise and never hold a vote on DACA.
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That means even within a single state, different locations would see different results under legislation that erodes the Affordable Care Act's protections Why it matters: The more people who have a pre-existing condition, the more likely health care is to resonate as an issue in the midterm elections in that state or district.
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JUDITH MILLER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, Martha my friends and colleagues -- former colleagues at the New York Times say that this was just an outrageous invasion of Ali Watkins&apos privacy, that they seized her metadata is -- it basically erodes the understanding that was reached between the press and Eric Holder when he was Attorney General.
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"In the case of naloxone, when it's purchased directly by health departments, or community organizations or police departments, there's no buffer, they pay the whole cost, so any increase in price erodes their purchasing power, and they're either able to purchase fewer or they're gonna need to find additional dollars to keep pace with the demand," he said.
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Behind its new, civilized mask of political opposition to Israel's policies, anti-Semitism has the potential to be extremely dangerous, since it erodes the very basis on which the free world has stood since the end of World War II. This basis is a shared set of values that have become the consensus in politics and international relations.
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So when rumors swirl that the White House wants to improve relations with the Kremlin not because they see an opportunity for a mutually beneficial deal with Russia, but because some members of the administration are in thrall to Russian intelligence services, and the administration fails time and time again to disprove those allegations, confidence in the U.S. erodes.
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But as the seasons go on, and as more and more specific items get added to the show's back-story (or "mythology" in TV parlance), the audience gradually erodes to a core that knows everything about the show and is deeply passionate about it, but can come off as confusing to anybody who's not in the know.
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So when a white artist uses the words "ghetto" and "hood," co-opts the iconography of social housing, suggests that all struggles are equal, or makes up a tragic backstory, I would argue that he or she effectively erodes that music's function as a source of spiritual power and resistance for the specific communities from which it emerged.
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Heather Lander Where I used to be confident in the unassailable strength of the Constitution, now I watch in horror as our president talks out of both sides of his mouth and the GOP slowly erodes our government's checks and balances, stacks the Supreme Court, and panders to Big Oil, all while I fill my first prescription for anxiety medication.
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In less than a month, Trump has laid the groundwork for war in fill-in-the-blank, appointed a reality show loser to guard our nuclear weapons, put a white supremacist in charge of national security and made a nationwide call for more "easy D." As our flawed democracy erodes one Trump tweet at a time, our private lives feel static and sleepy in comparison.
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But the wider question is whether or not the privacy trade offs that Facebook's monetization methods of WhatsApp entail, by linking Facebook and WhatsApp accounts and also, therefore, looping in various less than transparent data-harvest methods it uses to gather intelligence on web users generally, substantially erodes the value of the e2e encryption that is now being bundled with Facebook's ad targeting people surveillance.
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It paints Buffett as the ultimate escape artist, a man who asked us: It's also a slightly melancholy look at the way that authenticity erodes, and the way that Buffett doesn't see it going: But, buried among all that, is this Noble Truth: Yes, there's a sadness to this, because Jimmy Buffett should vape all day, and perhaps that sunset has started to fade beneath the horizon.
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This erodes Trump's insistence that there was never a quid pro quo, but it also adds to the body of evidence, including documents and sworn testimony, that the president was directly involved in the alleged scheme to coerce an ally, under attack from Russia, to announce an investigation of a leading 2020 challenger in exchange for delivering support that had been approved by Congress.
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While we don't exactly know how the administration will shift its efforts to DHS (the Department of Justice has represented that the commission will not share states' voter data with DHS, and DHS officials have reportedly denied that the agency has current plans to pursue voter fraud allegations), the ongoing rhetoric about fraud and "rigged" election systems erodes public faith in our democracy and our institutions.
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Together they are trying to steer the business, Wenner Media, through perhaps the strongest headwinds in its history, as the market for print magazines erodes, the company works to pay off debt and an $240 million defamation trial opens on Monday in a federal court in Virginia — the first of two lawsuits that Rolling Stone faces over a discredited 903 article about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia.
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While a do-nothing Congress is consumed with impeachment, Russia ups the pressure on NATO, European member countries create suicide pacts, Eurpean Commission cohesion erodes, and President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE tries to put American steel into European spines.
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" Debevoise & Plimpton represents another group of first-time amici, 26 retired flag officers – high ranking generals and admirals – of the U.S. Armed Forces, who contend the travel ban "jeopardizes the stability of the support that the United States receives from its allies, erodes essential goodwill, makes it more difficult for the United States to win hearts and minds abroad and otherwise undermines the ability of the United States to pursue strategic partnerships and objectives.
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The North Korean leader came in for schoolyard-style criticism (Trump's bonkers tweet about Kim Jong Un being "short and fat," was the kind of pronouncement from the President of the United States that erodes confidence, rather than builds it), but there was nary a word about Philippine President Duterte and his so-called anti-drug campaign, which frequently consists of murdering people in the streets without any chance of due process.
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The reports: From the Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal: Fox Is Preparing to Cut Ties With Bill O'Reilly From CNN's Brian Stelter: Source: Fox News and Bill O'Reilly are talking exit From Gabriel Sherman in NY Mag: Sources: The Murdochs Are Turning Against Bill O'Reilly From NYT's Michael S. Schmidt and Emily Steel (the team that broke the original story) and Jim Rutenberg: Bill O'Reilly's Future at Fox Grows Dim as the Murdochs' Support Erodes Per Stelter, 21st Century Fox will hold a board meeting Thursday, and sources say O'Reilly will be a primary topic.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE of Washington State with the support of President Obama, would raise the minimum wage to $6900 by 2628, phase out the tipped minimum wage and link the minimum wage to median wages thereafter so its value no longer erodes over time.
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