But most say that it depends on how the trade war escalates, or de-escalates.
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There's no clear consensus among analysts on where the yuan might be headed, but many have said it depends on how the trade war escalates, or de-escalates.
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Civilians flee East Ukraine town of Avdiivka as fighting with Russian-backed separatists escalates Civilians flee East Ukraine town of Avdiivka as fighting with Russian-backed separatists escalates This segment originally aired Feb.
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But that's changing as Trump escalates his standoff with Beijing.
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The economic outlook deteriorates and Labour's opinion poll lead escalates.
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The action further escalates the state's feud with the president.
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Go deeper: Dispute between Kurds, Iraqi government escalates in Kirkuk
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The Hill: House Republicans say Ohr interview escalates surveillance concerns.
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The situation escalates, as Brown is pulled to the ground.
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It depends on the extent to which the virus escalates.
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There's no big customer here, no incentive, until it escalates.
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It's time to end this war before it escalates further.
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It's like a Cold War escalates in the first measures.
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The scene is a protest march that quickly escalates into violence.
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I'll be watching to see if this escalates, dissipates or plateaus.
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After this start, if you are an addict, it only escalates.
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But even as the game's complexity escalates, the tasks remain intuitive.
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But as a trade war escalates, the pain becomes more indiscriminate.
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"We are absolutely prepared in case the situation escalates," he said.
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Unfortunately, the meme stops being funny when it escalates to harassment.
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What if we do this, and Europe retaliates, and it escalates?
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Others with unsupported bonds are more concerned as political infighting escalates.
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Carter's comments come as the feud between Trump and Cruz escalates.
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The news story escalates out of control, becoming a media firestorm.
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Europe's difficulty is deciding what to do if the spat escalates.
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The screening then escalates to beatings with a stick, he said.
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The price quickly escalates for more complicated returns with additional forms.
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The government escalates the health crisis to a number one priority.
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After the fight finally de-escalates Buddy viciously chastises his team.
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"I'm old enough to remember how civil disobedience escalates," he said.
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That's just one new pejoration as AI and quantum computing escalates.
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Then he escalates to plying her with pills and stealing kisses.
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Yet today's crisis shows isolationism escalates, rather than reduces, foreign threats.
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It begins with a kiss, and escalates during a breakup scene.
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If this approach de-escalates conflict and builds trust, everyone wins.
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In "The Moravian Night," Handke simultaneously escalates and surrenders that campaign.
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The confrontation escalates as both sides let loose profanities and threats.
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Congress must have a debate before this war escalates any further.
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As their rhetoric escalates, their incidents of violence does as well.
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The extraordinary decision escalates the partisan fight over the Russia probe.
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The oilfield services company's revenue also beat estimates as drilling activity escalates.
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Shouldn't we think that if this escalates, what will it lead to?
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It also further escalates already tense relations with China on multiple fronts.
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Every time this trade war escalates, the risk to U.S. consumers grows.
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The question is: How can you settle the issue before it escalates?
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If the row escalates, countries entwined in Chinese supply chains will suffer.
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The interaction escalates quickly—officers said later that Lyles had a knife.
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Many Lebanese fear that if the row escalates, the economy will suffer.
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The tweets come as fighting escalates between Israel and the Gaza Strip.
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As the impeachment battle escalates, this work is as needed as ever.
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Similarly, the more the West ignores his provocations, the more he escalates.
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The interaction escalates quickly — officers said later that Lyles had a knife.
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Go deeper: Trump escalates tariffs on hundreds of billions in Chinese imports
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The confrontation swiftly escalates, with multiple police vehicles responding to the scene.
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The encounter escalates, and Slim shoots the officer dead in self-defense.
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Naturally, the difficulty, which hardly starts low, escalates titillatingly as you progress.
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S. trade conflict escalates and lasts for years, or U.S. heads into recession.
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The White House's decision to block Sondland's testimony significantly escalates the impeachment confrontation.
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Trump's return to Twitter is baffling in many respects; China escalates trade tensions.
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As the conflict over the tech industry escalates, however, that assumption looks suspect.
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Analysts have started to calculate the market consequences if a trade dispute escalates.
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Mid-interview, the pair begin to laugh and everything just escalates from there.
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We instantly fall into an intense dominant–submissive relationship, which she continually escalates.
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Finding a cure is becoming critical as this supply-and-demand quandary escalates.
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There is no contingency plan if the health crisis escalates, they have said.
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The exchange escalates, and one of the cops eventually pulls out a pistol.
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But as violence escalates, the protesters' anger has turned increasingly towards the police.
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As Iran escalates its aggression, Borrell has shown no interest in countering it.
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It's natural to get defensive, but that only escalates the cycle of aggression.
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Experts say if the situation escalates, the role of the military could grow.
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Whether this crisis escalates depends a great deal on his deeply questionable judgment.
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The deal comes as President Trump escalates his campaign against the Justice Department.
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Zucker's interview with the Times comes as Trump's feud with the network escalates.
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"In the aftermath of that march, Nixon escalates the war," Professor Mollin said.
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A game of Secret Santa escalates in "The Office" holiday special "Christmas Party."
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The conflict of needs escalates until the blow-up that was always inevitable.
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As the U.S.-China trade war escalates, Canada is a beaver between bulls.
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Currently, that is unlikely, but if conflict escalates TSMC could become the next battleground.
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Even if the treatment escalates to controlled substances — opioid or not — moderation is key.
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When the mission uncovers a more immediate threat than anticipated, though, the situation escalates.
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But the situation escalates when Weinman refuses to give the officers her last name.
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If that doesn't happen, if the fight escalates, whose side will America be on?
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It also further escalates an ongoing feud between the GOP front-runner and Priebus.
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CHINA PUTS U.S. SOY PURCHASES ON HOLD AS TARIFF WAR ESCALATES - BLOOMBERG, CITING SOURCES
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Each wing is covered in hot sauce, and as they progress, the spiciness escalates.
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Clinton, Sanders war over Wall Street escalates Bill Clinton continued that line on Monday.
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The conflict escalates with our allies and adversaries alike confused about our foreign policy.
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Trump has insisted that the U.S. economy will benefit if the trade war escalates.
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"We must work together this address this issue before it escalates further," Etiebet said.
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Analysts fear there could be worse to come if the trade war escalates further.
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The move escalates a contentious and complicated legal battle between the two technology giants.
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If the trade war with China escalates, retailers may be forced to hike prices.
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Further restrictions could be imposed on shops and other premises if the crisis escalates.
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Iran has temporarily released 85,000 prisoners as the coronavirus crisis escalates in the region.
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But what if the situation escalates and those employees have to work from home?
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As the group steadily escalates a child's participation in violence, they are resocializing them.
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How quickly, and in what direction, the inquiry escalates is still any outsider's guess.
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As the situation escalates, so do concerns about the impact on the global economy.
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Rhetoric escalates on both sides, and the risk of a deadly conflict looms large.
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The move escalates a standoff over the president's efforts to roll back climate regulations.
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Should we not be thinking that if this escalates, where will it lead to?
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But if the crisis over Khashoggi escalates, that commitment could crumble, say oil experts.
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As the crisis escalates, the "wide area" aspects of UN:SOC start to be felt.
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"If this is not handled properly and it escalates out of control, we could trip a cross wire that we can't even see right now and begin an entanglement that turns military and then escalates out of our control very quickly," he added.
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Why it matters: The recount further escalates the partisan tension in the deeply divided state.
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The arrest escalates a case that has fuelled tension between the United States and Turkey.
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Strategists have said the risks to the U.S. economy increase as the trade war escalates.
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As iOS and Android mature, the stand-off between platforms and hackers escalates in kind.
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The film escalates this racist dynamic to a point where Chris's life is in danger.
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As Mr Orban escalates his repression of civil society, they may not get another one.
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As the violence escalates, Nadia and Saeed decide that they no longer have a choice.
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The incident quickly escalates from there, judging by the audio, which lasts for 45 seconds.
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Unless the trade war with Washington escalates, Roach contends China's coping strategies will be effective.
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Brie's frantic voice escalates in pitch, repeating my name over and over, faster and faster.
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This escalates into full-on warfare, with the duo throwing glass in a hotel room.
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It can turn on a plate if one of the two escalates, especially North Korea.
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Before this activity escalates from crime to destruction, Congress can help to keep us safe.
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The politics-as-war we live under now escalates steadily, with each transgression inviting another.
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The sibling feud escalates into a global conflict that at one point stops time itself.
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Conflict in mainly Kurdish southeast Turkey generally escalates as spring arrives in the mountainous region.
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Chinese companies are not standing still as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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That makes the business vulnerable as a tech cold war between Washington and Beijing escalates.
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It all escalates so fast, which seems very unrealistic and out of character for him.
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The hilarious video escalates quickly after Corden fires a writer for infringing upon his spotlight.
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If the boycott persists, escalates or significantly affects Qatar's economy, the sovereign could be downgraded.
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As the dispute between them escalates, it casts a shadow over Jake's relationship with Tony.
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But if the situation escalates, ... that could bee a negative for sentiment in the market.
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But as fighting escalates, officials warn it is unclear how long that restraint will last.
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The natural response is to get defensive, but that only escalates the cycle of aggression.
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As Kiya escalates her on-camera stunts, her gluttony grows with her follower count online.
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Early on, the game sets an expectation of the unexpected, and it escalates from there.
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As the violence escalates, the central characters become hunted fugitives, refugees in their own city.
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Further infrastructure is then developed to solve those problems, and the spiral of growth escalates.
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But tension fails to build as the peril escalates; the performance's tone doesn't vary much.
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Investors are focusing on the impact of higher commodity costs as a trade war escalates.
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As the argument escalates, the men stand up and begin to gesticulate at each other.
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But "both countries' automotive industries could get hurt if the trade war escalates," adds Phillippi.
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They begin forcefully and their force escalates, leading to unnecessary deaths, especially of African Americans.
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The argument escalates even further when the Teen Mom OG star alleges that Baier "hit" her.
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And I think the one thing that could derail it is if this trade debate escalates.
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"If this thing escalates, then we won't have that negotiating position that China enjoys," Kathuria said.
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Needless to say, that conversation quickly escalates and let's just say the result doesn't end well.
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They begin and the conversation quickly escalates when the girl asks if her friend could join.
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Police demand compliance of a person with a disability, they don't comply, and the officer escalates.
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And if Israel escalates its campaign against both Iran and Hezbollah, war becomes much more likely.
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As the legal battle escalates, Curtis continues to defend her family and practices on social media.
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It escalates the administration's Russia scandal, and, for the first time, provides indications of impeachable offenses.
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"We expect the number of displaced people could more than double as violence escalates," she added.
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Tempers flare, ego gets involved, and soon the sparring match escalates into a full-on fight.
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The arrest escalates a case that has added to tensions between the United States and Turkey.
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Ben is just another potential victim and entertainment for Shane, though, and their conflict escalates rapidly.
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And it's not just the top executives; most hacking starts with junior employees and then escalates.
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By reporting it in the early stages, it can often be stopped before the harassment escalates.
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A few times he turns the camera to himself, showing his reactions as the protest escalates.
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But as with any particularly rowdy sports game, the conflict easily escalates from verbal to physical.
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But global investors are closely watching the weakening currency as the U.S.-China trade war escalates.
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The deal comes as the F.D.A. escalates its crackdown on Juul and other e-cigarette makers.
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He becomes an observer of others — an activity that quickly escalates from simply watching to stalking.
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If the situation escalates, every industry has a constructive role to play in the national response.
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The latest animated "Despicable Me" outing shows signs of wear even as its energy level escalates.
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As Trade Conflict Escalates, U.S. and China Enter a Battle of Wills How the China-U.
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If the situation escalates and customers or employees feel unsafe, they may also call law enforcement.
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The tweet escalates an ongoing war of rhetoric between the president and the cable news outlet.
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Mexican officials threatened to impose tariffs on U.S. grains last month if the trade conflict escalates.
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He said on Tuesday that China would "fight to the end" if Washington escalates trade fictions.
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It's a little like "Monolith" in how it escalates, albeit without the same degree of dread attached.
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The announcement that Trump will meet Moon comes as tension between the U.S. and North Korea escalates.
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This impressive bit of choreography escalates from a moody march to a flurry of limbs and drywall.
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For now, most soldiers seem to be on the sidelines, with some defending civilians, as violence escalates.
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If the conflict with Hamas escalates again, he will be under enormous pressure to go to war.
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Both have also warned that they are willing to inflict much more pain if the conflict escalates.
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"If the trade war with China escalates again, we're going to need these rate cuts," Cramer said.
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That would leave the oil price vulnerable to supply shocks—if fighting in Libya escalates, for instance.
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Other sectors that face impact as the trade war escalates include crude oil, transport equipment and semiconductors.
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But while Ivanka's willingness to increase her visibility is impressive, it also escalates our expectations of her.
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From there, it just escalates, culminating in a pile of broken ceiling tile by the coffee counter.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: You've said the trade war, if it escalates, could tip the U.S. Into a recession.
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If a perceived threat escalates, though, "they'll coil, they'll hold their ground, and actually strike," said Goode.
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If that doesn't happen, and the loser keeps fighting it, it escalates to a higher court, right?
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"We want to avoid a situation that escalates the tension" between India and Pakistan, the official said.
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The rejection escalates the United States' battle against China's expanding influence in the technology and telecommunications industry.
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As the trade war escalates, China's leadership appears to have deepened its commitment to international supply chains.
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But a dogfight between a North Korean and an American plane could cause a crisis that escalates.
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Afghan forces, stretched thin as violence escalates across the country, have been suffering large numbers of casualties.
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But I admire its stoic reserve, holding firm as the surrounding conversation escalates into a meaningless din.
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But what escalates Jedi: Fallen Order isn't just the story and gameplay, but the smaller things, too.
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But if the trade situation escalates, trace could have a more permanent impact on stocks, he said.
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You can see in the video what happens next ... a scrap escalates into AN ALL-OUT BRAWL!!
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He's a bit of a knucklehead, picking little fights with colleagues, and one of these battles escalates.
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It escalates from there, and in a matter of hours 90 million people are dead or injured.
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In many cases, when people resist harassment, it becomes a game for the man, and it escalates.
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I've been trying to gauge how far this all escalates and trying to worry the appropriate amount.
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The situation escalates, as Craig takes offense at the line of questioning and begins yelling at the officer.
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But the short-term victory comes at a price: it further escalates the war over the judicial branch.
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But as casualties and rhetoric escalates, so does the risk of an all-out confrontation between these powers.
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A shimmy-slip-to-the-floor escalates quickly when the dancer dissolves into a pool of gelatinous goop.
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It quickly escalates when they start scaling walls and balancing on beams hundreds of feet above the ground.
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The vivid promo video even looks like an existentialist New Wave film that escalates into a political thriller.
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This creates a gas, which in turn increases the heat more, and so the problem escalates — sometimes explosively.
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Brown and then-girlfriend Rihanna have an argument that escalates into physical violence on the part of Brown.
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In the event Trump escalates his frustrations beyond Twitter and fires him, here's what could happen next: 1.
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The bond market, however, could see a flight to safety if the situation escalates or becomes more uncertain.
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It starts off with five fully clothed men in a car, singing and chatting — and then it escalates.
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Where Inside really stands out is its wordless-story, which escalates into an emotionally devastating third act finish.
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As the show's events unfurl, this type of shaming only escalates, leading to the worst sorts of ramifications.
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Gus enables slow-burning, knife-twisting scenes where he escalates his terrible choices one moment at a time.
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The inquiry escalates what has been a roiling sports controversy into a federal criminal case involving foreign officials.
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In Civil War, Tony still thinks he knows best, to the point that he recklessly escalates the conflict.
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"This is an incomprehensible decision, which escalates the situation instead of easing tensions," Maas said in a statement.
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While their dispute escalates towards violence, the violence of the world around them soon also impacts their lives.
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That late night cheese cheese craving so easily escalates from a single Brie sliver to an entire wheel.
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When Donald Trump escalates ICE presence in America, he's finding ways to give a lot of people jobs.
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As a result, the Chinese government can massage policies to promote domestic growth as the trade fight escalates.
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Pentagon officials say they are prepared to expand the order globally if the situation escalates in other areas.
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G and Bill and then spending lots of one-on-one time with Bill as his predation escalates.
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Metro escalates response to Phase 3 (highest level), announces additional COVID-19 changes, including reduced service beginning Monday.
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President Trump escalates his criticism of NATO, Twitter purges fake accounts and Croatia buries England's World Cup dreams.
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And if this escalates into a full-scale trade war, we'll be back to the bad old days.
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So even as Trump's trade war with China escalates, heaps of money are still going between the countries.
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Without solid evidence, stressing over unknowns does not alter what the outcome will be; it only escalates angst.
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This new order, which comes just five days later, escalates to a Level 4 "Do Not Travel" advisory.
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Will he get around to it before Sansa and Arya's face-off escalates into something more permanently destructive?
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Mineno said the company may need to export components from elsewhere in Asia if the trade war escalates.
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And they see it now, as Mr. Trump escalates his attacks on journalism and those who produce it.
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It's a waltz that escalates from a lone guitar to a full deployment of mariachi strings and trumpets.
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Before it escalates into a humanitarian catastrophe affecting millions, it's important to understand exactly why this is happening.
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The action, announced by the Trump administration Monday, escalates a trade conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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That is an argument Mr. Biden's campaign has been leaning hard on, especially as the coronavirus crisis escalates.
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And if managers can't handle an issue, it escalates to HR, but by then, it's already too late.
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The key question now is whether the American counterattack tamps down the cycle of violence or escalates it.
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The US opens its embassy in Jerusalem as violence escalates at the Gaza border; Iraqi's election results come in.
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If this escalates into a trade war, all three engines of global growth - manufacturing, trade and investment - will stall.
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American farmers are bracing for the worst as President Trump's trade war escalates into a new, potentially disruptive phase.
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Goldman Sachs economists said if the trade war escalates the impact to U.S. growth could reach 0.4 percentage points.
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The tension escalates when the girls begin to fall mysteriously ill, but are told they aren't ill at all.
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But if the cyberstalking escalates or persists, the next step is to report the crime to the relevant authorities.
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If the fight escalates, the damage to business confidence and supply chains in China and America would be severe.
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But Universal Paperclips — designed to illustrate the Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom's "decision problem" for developing artificial intelligences — escalates quickly.
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From there, the conflict escalates to a much bigger ordeal, but the films keep to a very familiar outline.
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The conversation escalates in a way that is likely triggering to anyone who has experienced any form of assault.
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" * "If the U.S.-China trade conflict escalates, global trade, investment and financial markets will be subject to greater shocks.
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Wynn Resorts (WYNN) shares are rising as a court battle escalates between founder Steve Wynn and ex-wife Elaine.
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It starts off in a relatively normal manner, but the weirdness escalates as you progress deeper into the story.
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That way, the moment an unusual transaction occurs, you know instantly, and can deal with it before it escalates.
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The inclusion of his children escalates the lawsuit from a legal battle for Trump to a more personal one.
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But in Trump-ian fashion he's done so in a way that escalates the situation and alienates our allies.
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But if this escalates into a full-blown trade war, it puts much of the U.S. economy at risk.
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The move escalates brewing tensions between the two neighboring countries on hot-button issues such as immigration and trade.
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Coercive control often escalates to spousal physical violence, as a 2010 study in The Journal of Interpersonal Violence found.
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The referral to the U.S. attorney escalates a legal battle between Waymo, a self-driving car company, and Uber.
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Here's the full statement from Sanders: Go deeper: Trump, FBI feud escalates; Navarro pushed Stefan Halper for Trump job
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It escalates, with Matt Damon's telling her to "grow the hell up and listen to Raditude" before storming out.
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Also problematic would be if the tariff tit-for-tat escalates between the U.S. and Europe or other countries.
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And the protesters themselves are getting more organized and aggressive — which, in turn, escalates the aggressiveness of Trump's supporters.
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The system automatically escalates high-scoring posts, as well as posts submitted by concerned users, to specially trained reviewers.
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Someone reaches for that gun — and what may have otherwise been a feisty argument escalates into a fatal encounter.
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As President Trump escalates his trade fight with China, many are worried that strained relations could last for years.
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The US escalates its crackdown on Huawei The Trump administration isn't backing down in its fight against China's Huawei.
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"Museum of Ice Cream escalates its competitive edge by having founders who "work literally every hat in the museums.
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As violence escalates and the Chinese government exerts greater control over the financial hub, residents wrestle with their options.
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Cipollone's letter escalates that approach by refusing to participate in the impeachment process altogether, even when faced with subpoenas.
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It's only a matter of time before a state's response to a cyberattack escalates into full-blown military conflict.
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As hysteria around the pandemic escalates, respondents were asked who they trusted to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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In standard gallery pricing, the cost of "multiples" like prints and photographs typically escalates as the edition sells out.
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This will all be invaluable evidence if the behavior escalates and you need to make a report to police.
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He mentioned Twitter's efforts to reduce this sort of behavior on the platform and attempts at mitigation before it escalates.
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Early 2000s - Violence across Mexico escalates as El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel attempts to encroach upon Tijuana and Gulf Cartel territory.
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The situation quickly escalates, and his community rallies around him as he claims to have no involvement in the crimes.
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Many experts believe that Beijing will be forced to step in with new stimulus measures if the conflict escalates further.
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The three-point plan escalates from asking services for voluntary cooperation to requesting special tools be made for individual cases.
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" The argument escalates and seems it could take a physical turn as Paula asks, "Did you graduate from high school?
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"It's an escalation of the trade war and I bet the president escalates right back," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Buyers paying more than 21244,2328 pounds are liable for more tax, and it escalates as property prices increase," he said.
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As the backlash escalates to Trump's firing of Comey last week, Democratic lawmakers are increasingly raising the prospect of impeachment.
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This can make interactions at work extremely awkward, especially if the situation escalates to a point where H.R. gets involved.
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Security guards do their best to maintain some kind of order, intervening when violence escalates and discouraging open drug use.
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Wynn Resorts — Wynn shares are rising as a court battle escalates between founder Steve Wynn and ex-wife Elaine Wynn.
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But this definitely escalates the tax bill's drama — especially if and when the House and Senate must reconcile their versions.
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If this disagreement goes back and forth and escalates with even more tariffs, it would be considered a trade war.
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Elliott explained that, if the current situation escalates into a trade war, consumers and businesses would tighten their purse strings.
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Going forward, boosting intra-regional trade could be Southeast Asia's best safeguard if the situation between Washington and Beijing escalates.
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They have cited signs that the Taliban is more open to negotiations to end the war, even as violence escalates.
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It's a move that escalates Jerusalem's quiet involvement in the Syrian civil war and that may heighten tensions with Iran.
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As the trade fight between Washington and Beijing escalates, China's military expansion raises the stakes of conflict with the U.S.
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When the truces inevitably break down, she said, violence escalates, and the halt in fighting also interrupts war's predictable routine.
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The latest move could be followed by tougher action if the crisis escalates, UK government sources have told Business Insider.
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Cut out of talks over a new Trump administration peace plan, Hamas has nothing to lose if the violence escalates.
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The conflict over Mr. Mueller escalates Mr. Trump's fight with Democrats just as his re-election campaign is taking shape.
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"When a child is really relaxed, and allowed to do what they want to do, their learning escalates," he says.
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The showdown comes as the Russia-backed Syrian army escalates an assault on some Turkish-backed rebels near Turkey's border.
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"The B-1 threat definitely escalates," Mira Rapp-Hooper, a North Korea scholar at Yale University Law School, tells me.
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James Bullard, President of the St. Louis Fed, said the central bank probably wouldn't cut rates unless the outbreak escalates.
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But if the standoff escalates, Sonders said the tariffs could slow US economic growth by at least one percentage point.
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But as pressure escalates on TikTok, the company may find that it has few levers of support to pull on.
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If the trade skirmish escalates into a trade war, it will harm economic growth, but it will also be inflationary.
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Finally, Jackson (Jesse Williams) cleverly de-escalates the standoff by unplugging the heart monitor, convincing Gary that Derek is dead.
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Retailers are grappling with higher commodity costs and tariffs as the Trump administration escalates its trade war across the globe.
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If the U.S.-China trade war escalates, investors should be betting on domestic-focused U.S. stocks, according to Goldman Sachs.
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"Every time this trade war escalates, the risk to U.S. consumers grows," NRF CEO Matt Shay said in a statement.
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By all accounts, the economic situation in Iran is going to continue to deteriorate as Trump escalates his economic war.
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In mice where this impairment happens quickly, the drive for consuming more alcohol goes away before drinking escalates into binging.
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A trade war with Mexico would leave Trump fighting on two fronts, as his year-long trade dispute with China escalates.
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Even as the U.S.–China trade war escalates, the two powers are fighting a greater battle at the frontiers of technology.
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In their dealings with hedge funds, U.S. companies are often settling before a disagreement escalates to an all-out proxy fight.
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Why it matters: This move escalates the administration's global trade fight, "stok[ing] tensions with the European Union," per the Times.
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Here are five pressure points that investors are watching to see if the surge escalates into a global dollar funding crisis.
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But until that twist crops up, the story has tremendous momentum, as the conflict escalates to places neither man actively wants.
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And if the trade situation escalates, Ives is anticipating major impacts on supply chains that could hit semiconductor companies, and Apple.
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Nene jumps in as the peacemaker, but it still escalates to a shouting match in a language we can't even understand.
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It's always smart to have a paper trail in case the situation escalates, and the higher-ups want to see accountability.
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By the time we reach our house, the party is well underway and the situation escalates towards chaos at some pace.
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Europe could punish Rome But it would expose those investors to huge risk if the fight escalates into a debt crisis.
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Every time Trump escalates his trade war, China calls his bluff – and why would we expect any differently this time around?
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Washington is ratcheting up pressure on China over the country's alleged theft of trade secrets, even as the dispute quickly escalates.
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But in the event Sessions ultimately resigns or Trump escalates his frustrations and fires him, here's what could happen next: 1.
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Aquarius people love variety and are quite eclectic, and they're usually brainstorming their next global takeover—which getting high only escalates.
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If the U.S.-China trade dispute escalates further, it could harm Japanese firms' sentiment, and thus affect domestic consumption, analysts said.
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The big picture: The move escalates the international trade war that was spurred by the Trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Another market watcher expects the pain for chip stocks to continue as a trade conflict between the U.S. and China escalates.
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House members are largely working from home as the crisis escalates and the health risks posed by colleagues become more urgent.
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As this virus escalates here, it does so partly because of the fault lines that were already endemic in this country.
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And if Trump's meeting with Xi doesn't go well and the trade war escalates, the economic effects of tensions could worsen.
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Literary legend Toni Morrison dies at the age of 88; India escalates tension in Kashmir by revoking the territory's special status.
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It quickly escalates into a steampunk alt-history of a world where genetic engineering is the new pre-WWII arms race.
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This type of negative publicity escalates the disenfranchisement of minority populations in America, impugning their opportunities for gainful employment and respect.
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"A lot of people from the outside think it is the police who escalates (the violence) first," the police officer said.
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Over a dozen major resorts along the Las Ves Vegas Strip will shut their doors Tuesday as the coronavirus pandemic escalates.
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As the coronavirus scare escalates, markets are anticipating some sort of coordinated policy action between the Fed and its global counterparts.
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Hong Kong's beleaguered leader Carrie Lam on Tuesday dismissed the prospect of making concessions to pro-democracy protesters as violence escalates.
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This stonewalling not only escalates interbranch conflict, but it affirms for many the impression that the president has something to hide.
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But if North Korea escalates, the U.S. must be prepared to escalate to massive disarming strikes, including use of nuclear weapons.
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" "But this reckless move escalates the situation with Iran and increases the likelihood of more deaths and new Middle East conflict.
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Sen. Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerThe Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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The sliding scale of the Sanders plan also quickly escalates for wealth over $500 million, which would be taxed at 4%.
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Death of general escalates tension Tensions escalated last week after Trump ordered a precision strike that killed Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Ikea is shutting down all of its stores across China as the deadly Wuhan coronavirus outbreak escalates.
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" But she added in a tweet: "This reckless move escalates the situation with Iran and increases the likelihood of more deaths.
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The Trump administration could certainly find ways to short-circuit the ambitions of China's auto industry if the trade war escalates.
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I can remember in crisis after crisis, your rhetoric gets hotter and hotter and hotter, escalates more and more and more.
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Anger only escalates when you invalidate it — as you probably know, people get louder when they feel they're not being heard.
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" Here's my related story... On Page One of Tuesday's NYT The headline reads "Trump Escalates Use of Migrants As Election Ploy.
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"If the situation escalates then we have the right to defend Tripoli and its residents," Fathi Bashagha told reporters in Tunis.
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"If the situation escalates then we have the right to defend Tripoli and its residents," Mr. Bashagha said, according to Reuters.
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Or does it lead to the unintended consequences of a strike on Seoul, or military action that escalates very quickly anyway?
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But, as the situation escalates in real life in Miami, Patrick changes the rules (much to the chagrin of Mr. The Rules).
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PA) is seeking airline support for a new 400-seat jetliner provisionally dubbed the A350-8000 as competition escalates with Boeing (BA.
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The announcement only escalates Nike's ongoing expansion into Middle Eastern markets and boosts a broader push for inclusion and representation in athletics.
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However, if the trade dispute escalates, Apple products such as the iPhone may be subjected to higher tariffs imposed by both sides.
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The violence is random, and escalates exponentially so that you go from fist fight to cold blooded murder before you can blink.
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The raid escalates the Russian doping scandal at a time when sports officials have tried to put it in the rearview mirror.
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The dollar has been favored as a safe-haven currency even as the trade war between the United States and China escalates.
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Since we're so comfortable with each other we just play on it and it just escalates from there, if that makes sense.
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But what escalates God of War is not just nailing the big stuff, but the smaller things, too, like Kratos's new axe.
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One, it escalates the emotional tone of Facebook's response — on Friday, it called Cambridge Analytica's actions "unacceptable"; today they are an outrage.
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Few Indians believe the promises of either Mr Gandhi or Mr Modi, and as the campaign escalates, they will believe even less.
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If the conversation escalates for the worse, it's easy to attack a family member's personality or character when feeling upset or hurt.
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In a previous statement, the company said it was committed to improving the process by which it receives and escalates bug reports.
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Still, the announcement between the USDEC and Jiangnan does highlight the interconnectedness of the two economies, even as the trade dispute escalates.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple would like to avoid paying additional tariffs if the Trump administration escalates its trade war with China.
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Tech stocks bore the brunt of the pain, as the technology sector could be particularly hard-hit if the trade war escalates.
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As the browning of America escalates, we who are the real Americans who built this country and love freedom and democracy advocate.
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The 115th Congress should take action on this bill right away to curb this resurgence in anti-Semitism before it escalates further.
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As the social crisis escalates, the government is relying more and more on the army for help keeping control of the country.
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Trump escalates a trade war with Mexico, Canada, and the EU; Denmark passes a law banning the burqa (and other face coverings).
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They confront their conflict in the healthiest way possible: by yelling at each other until it escalates into throwing various office furniture.
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Google's response: Go deeper: Trumpworld escalates its war on Chinese Big Tech Trump's trade war: the ZTE precedent Trump officially resurrects ZTE
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Carl Icahn is seeking four seats on Occidental Petroleum's board as he escalates his opposition to the company's plan to buy Anadarko.
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As the dispute escalates, China and other importers have slapped tariffs on incoming shipments of U.S. soybeans, dairy, meat, produce and liquor.
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The decision, which follows President Trump's increase in tariffs on Chinese goods last Friday, escalates the pressure in the ongoing trade war.
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The fund has warned that growth in 2020 would be slashed by half a percentage point if the trade dispute escalates further.
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"The Insult" tracks a street conflict between a Christian and a Palestinian that escalates into a reckoning of the civil war's legacy.
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Now, as the war of words escalates, China has announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of exports.
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Indian executives including Singh said they worry that if the trade dispute escalates, India will have to seek support from other nations.
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Ford took a $183 million hit in the quarter on higher metal costs, and faces more impacts if tension with China escalates.
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There have been many inquiries from those "who wish to be in the right position" if the trade war escalates, he said.
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The move escalates a clash between the administration and the state over a law that allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.
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As regional turbulence escalates, local governors could be swept out of power unless they commit themselves to strengthening their republics or regions.
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As the war of words escalates in the U.S.–China trade dispute, the future of crossborder investment is now in the crosshairs.
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The city's underground rail system, MTR has been disrupted on multiple occasions by demonstrators in the last four months as violence escalates.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) was even more forceful, saying the "useless" briefing only escalates the distrust between Congress and the Justice Department.
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The situation escalates to violence when the officer attacks Queen, and Slim shoots the officer to stop the attack, inadvertently killing him.
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Investors have largely been buying the dollar as a safe haven asset rather than gold as the U.S.-China trade dispute escalates.
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Farmers have found themselves caught in the middle of Trump's tit-for-tat tariffs as the president escalates a global trade war.
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The nightmare scenario would be a constitutional crisis at home just as an international crisis with North Korea or Iran escalates abroad.
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The movie also mines a lot of laughs out of the characters sheer witlessness, or from how baldly Christian's bad behavior escalates.
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If trade tension escalates, the Fed might put a December rate hike on hold and wait to see what the policy implications are.
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It almost always escalates into outright fandom conspiracies, especially if the ship involves a (perceived) real-life relationship between two same-sex celebrities.
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More on this... Trade War Escalates as Trump Pushes for $200 Billion in Tariffs The resolution has passed by an 88-11 vote.
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But the "can I steal you?" arms race escalates to a new height when, a few minutes later, Taylor boldly takes him back.
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In between strobe light flashes, the switch between Anna and Nate continues as the encounter escalates to oral sex on the dance floor.
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China's state media is using propaganda to drum up support against the United States and President Donald Trump as the trade war escalates.
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If that challenge escalates all the way to the Supreme Court, it could force the majority-conservative court to reexamine Roe v. Wade.
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Keon said if the trade war escalates, it could push the stock market into a correction of as much as 10% or more.
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Third, President Trump escalates even further – through an even tougher trade war with China or military action against Iran's mullahs or Venezuela's dictator.
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But markets were somewhat less jittery on Tuesday, amid expectations that Beijing would announce fresh economic support measures if the trade war escalates.
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As the trade war between the U.S. and China escalates and economic indicators weaken, investors have fled to safer assets such as Treasurys.
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The drama escalates with Rob when Kim discovers that her brother has deleted all of the pictures of Chyna from his social media.
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The bad news: The future of our planet in in peril as climate change escalates, according to Al Gore's Oscar-winning Inconvenient Truth.
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The lawsuit, which was filed Friday, escalates the investigation into the President being conducted by the committee that could lead to impeachment proceedings.
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The letter escalates the legal dispute between the White House and House Democrats, who formally requested the president's tax returns on Wednesday evening.
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The first season of The Get Down doesn't roll to a stop, but escalates with such momentum that you are left wanting more.
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Nor Shamsiah said the trade war has had a minimal effect so far but the global economy will be affected if it escalates.
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Goldman Sachs economists said the most likely outcomes are that the truce gets extended after 90 days or that the trade war escalates.
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The story escalates when the road authorities, apparently insulted by a lack of largess, recruit gangsters to attack the company's workers with knives.
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Official support for a boycott of the Japanese chain escalates calls that had circulated online and in some of China's state-run media.
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"The view from the oil companies ... is you're almost building in the next oil price collapse if U.S. oil production escalates," Weafer said.
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The fight escalates, and both animals stand up on their hind legs in the middle of the road, pushing and biting each other.
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She said oil would rise much higher if the proxy war escalates to a real war between Iran and Saudi Arabia or Israel.
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William H. McRaven, who led the raid on Osama bin Laden, escalates a war of words with the military community (The Washington Post).
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Japan, Russia and other heavily-populated Asian nations will be on high alert, as the risk of a much broader conflict escalates rapidly.
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However, the peace may not last if the two sides call off the limited trade deal and the tariff war escalates, Essaye warned.
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Hospitals in coronavirus hot spots like Seattle and New York are postponing elective surgeries, hoping to conserve their resources as the outbreak escalates.
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As the virus's global spread escalates, governments around the world are restricting exports of protective gear, which experts say could worsen the pandemic.
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Their romance escalates over so few scenes and is so Kewpie-cute that it's tempting to ask why it's supposed to be dramatic.
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I don't spend hours every week blocking and reporting trolls and screen-grabbing abuse in case it someday escalates into a credible threat.
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Stock markets worldwide have been in a historic tailspin this week as the spread of the virus in Europe and the U.S. escalates.
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Mr. Brown's car is parked in a handicapped zone, and the situation swiftly escalates into a confrontation with multiple officers and squad cars.
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If the trade war escalates, software creators in both China and the U.S. could find it harder to build on each other's innovations.
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The International Monetary Fund has warned that growth in 2020 would be slashed by half a percentage point if the dispute escalates further.
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Go deeper: Taylor Swift escalates battle with ex-record label Kylie Jenner to sell 51% of Kylie Cosmetics to Coty for $600 million
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The good times for Apple shareholders may be over if President Donald Trump's trade war with China escalates and affects the company's products.
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Now, as the housing crisis escalates into a driving issue in the 2018 elections, some companies are dipping their toes into state politics.
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So far, the effects have been limited, and advisers say they don't expect a major impact from the virus unless it escalates dramatically.
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Chukwu escalates the stakes and deepens the drama with another prisoner, Anthony Woods (Aldis Hodge), a death-row inmate making his last appeal.
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Poland is also looking to permanently host a larger contingent of American troops as Moscow escalates its threats and deployments along NATO's borders.
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If it is just Iranian retaliation, the impact may be short-term, but if the conflict escalates, it could have longer-term consequences.
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Around noon, the Dow was up just 0.2% year to date, meaning it could close lower for 33 if the sell-off escalates.
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Fed contacts have reported concerns around the issue, with some noting that they are holding back on investment while the trade war escalates.
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China's Commerce Ministry vowed on Thursday to "fight back" if the Trump administration escalates a simmering trade dispute between the U.S. and China.
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As the impeachment debate escalates, Democrats will shout from the rooftops, with patriotic fervor, that American elections should be decided only by Americans.
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The current war of words appears so far confined between Pyongyang and Trump, but if the situation escalates, Japan could become a target.
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As the trade battle between the world's two largest economies escalates, so could the prices you pay for a wide range of goods.
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A lack of coherent resistance will fuel what he admits to be his excessive tolerance for risk as he escalates further and further.
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But since dialing a clinician is so easy, patients might decide to check in before a condition escalates, staving off expensive treatment later.
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Many emerging markets worry that if the trade war escalates, China will let its currency weaken in response, with unknown consequences for investor sentiment.
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"By sending out a letter saying you have until December 5 ... it just escalates and causes more concern for safety for everybody," he said.
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This quickly escalates their play and "Ruby" holds a pair of scissors to her neck and asks if "Victor" will stab her wicked stepmother.
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That said, warehouse demand is highly correlated with GDP growth and BofAML Economists would expect a drag on growth if a trade war escalates.
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Poland's arrest of a Huawei executive on charges of spying for China escalates an already-fraught dimension of the turbulent new era of geopolitics.
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However, analysts said oil markets remained tight amid supply cuts led by producer group OPEC and as political tension escalates in the Middle East.
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Whether the standoff escalates into widespread bloodshed may be the most decisive question for the longevity of Maduro's regime and the future of Venezuela.
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The move escalates a power struggle between Australia's dominant lenders and Apple on financial technology, a growing force in shaping global retail banks' strategy.
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The new lawsuit from Mr. Rudin's production company, Rudinplay, significantly escalates the dispute as it questions the conduct, qualifications and motivations of Ms. Carter.
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"The more the conflict escalates, the more it raises the question: Is it really the right thing that we build this pipeline?" he said.
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Revenue Churn matters because as growth slows the impact of churn escalates and provides an upper bound on how big a company can become.
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If that doesn't work, the issue escalates to a NTFS file system recovery process, which depends on the missing file data not being overwritten.
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If the trade dispute escalates, there's the risk of a global downturn and we're already seeing signs that this downward process has already started.
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"Hive" has a solo soprano prologue by Mr. Malaby, followed by a quietly creeping figure for the rhythm section, which gradually enlarges and escalates.
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Indeed, as the Bill Cosby scandal escalates into an indictment for rape, the two Bills seem to have more than a name in common.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The economic outlook has deteriorated worldwide as the trade dispute between the United States and China escalates, a survey showed on Monday.
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The Russian government reportedly criticized the U.S. Thursday for deploying nuclear-capable B-52s bombers near its border, saying the move escalates regional tensions.
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LONDON, June 25.75 (IFR) - UK banks' subordinated debt has tumbled as the threat of the country leaving the European Union later this month escalates.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump potentially has millions of lives in his hands as the threat of a devastating war with North Korea swiftly escalates.
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His appearance on CNN escalates the family feud and is also notable given the animosity between the cable news network and Trump White House.
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Absent the calming effects of Christianity, he continues, Americans look to politics to find their meaning, and that escalates the stakes of political conflict.
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In this sketch, Chase is interviewing where Chase throws out increasingly offensive racist slurs, and Pryor responds with white slurs as the situation escalates.
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He has taken more heat as his trade war with China, the world's second-largest economy, escalates, and fears about slowing global growth spread.
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And as that crisis escalates, Varya must keep the secret of the strange lone wolf she's found, and of her growing feelings for him.
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These fears are unfounded: North Korea escalates tension according to its own timetable, while China shows restraint in the face of legitimate financial measures.
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As President Trump's global trade war escalates, with the latest round of tariffs going into effect on Friday, his administration is doing just that.
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Many "Downton" fans loved the show for its depiction of British pomp and circumstance, and a royal visit escalates the domestic drama even further.
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Tokyo/Hong Kong (CNN Business)Disney (DIS) is closing down its theme parks in Japan as the novel coronavirus outbreak in that country escalates.
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Commentary Can the Iran nuclear accord survive looming U.S. sanctions and the escalating war of words escalates between Trump and Iran's President Hassan Rouhani?
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Her sleepwalking habit escalates into dangerous stretches of amnesia, and black magic from "Purgatory" worms its way into her perception of the real world.
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That's where Season 5 picks up, and the women's fury quickly escalates into a three-day riot that takes up the season's 13 episodes.
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What should be a routine patrol stop quickly escalates when the officer pulls his gun, a struggle ensues, and the cop winds up dead.
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Large fines are being introduced to punish water hogs who will be charged at a punitive rate that escalates dramatically as their usage increases.
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The move escalates a dispute between MTN and the monetary authority in a market which accounts for a third of its annual core profit.
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The U.S. and North Korea try to reach a deal for a second time, India escalates hostilities with Pakistan and the universe confounds astrophysicists.
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My guess is that team Trump is trying to keep Kim off balance, to make him wonder what we will do if he escalates.
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It starts with Frollo singing about his illicit attraction to Esmeralda and escalates disturbingly quickly into him wishing her dead unless they can be together.
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We work closely with many law enforcement groups to understand local context and so that we can understand where artistic expression escalates into real threats.
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The new indictment escalates a January 2019 case, when federal prosecutors charged Huawei and its chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, with bank and wire fraud.
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But markets were somewhat less jittery on Tuesday, amid expectations that Beijing would announce fresh measures to support the economy if the trade war escalates.
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The agreement, if finalized, would cool a trade dispute between the two allies just as a trade war between the United States and China escalates.
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When hostage bargaining syndrome escalates, patients may feel helpless and see no relief or escape, which can lead to neglect, passive reactions, loneliness and depression.
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Of course, the promise of a regionals-winning macguffin actually turns out to be a trick by Christian that eventually escalates to his own murder.
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The cyberwar over data escalates with each passing day and is impacting the governments and the global enterprises we all rely on in unprecedented ways.
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The kingdom, already burdened with hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing war-torn Syria, fear a spillover of refugees along the border if fighting escalates.
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"However, if the tension escalates and if countries start imposing sanctions against each other, it might have serious implications for the Turkish economy," he said.
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Analysts at JPMorgan said that new U.S. tariffs could mean China escalates the dispute with "outright export restrictions" which would "only inflame the situation further".
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Burundi has rejected African Union peacekeeping attempts even as its crisis escalates, with dead bodies in the streets and mass graves uncovered by Amnesty International.
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As he escalates his rhetoric, cracks down on the border, and restricts legal immigration, new polling shows Republican voters are expressing increasingly anti-immigrant views.
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The argument escalates after they head out in the car yet again, after which the family comes back to the house for a 2nd time.
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As the military and political battle against the Islamic State escalates, Muslim imams and scholars in the West are fighting on another front — through theology.
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Earlier this month, German shipping company Hapag Lloyd forecast that business could be impacted in 2019 and thereafter if the U.S.-China trade spat escalates.
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As the streaming war escalates, and more companies remove content from Netflix, the streaming giant has invested heavily in original productions, both domestically and internationally.
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Thus, we need to address this crisis now before it evolves and escalates into something truly horrible, like a global contagion of the first order.
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The strike also drastically escalates the U.S. role in Syria, which has until now primarily focused on fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Fugitive: Kenneth Cofer -- A grudge-fight between acquaintances escalates until one man shoots the other in the head in front of their three mutual friends.
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While the corporation may be forced to comply with Walker's subpoena, it could still be years before any battle with Exxon escalates to a lawsuit.
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Their voices are needed more than ever as a culture war escalates under an administration openly hostile to ideas, critical thinking, and people of color.
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The move escalates an ongoing feud some House Republicans have had with the Justice Department, which they have accused of withholding key information from Congress.
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If a situation escalates, they can bring down the wrath of the local authorities, who may take a sudden interest in the hotel's permitting needs.
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart, the largest retailer in America, is shortening its hours even further as the coronavirus pandemic -- and demand for necessities -- escalates.
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The descent starts with him owning a comic-book art gallery, which later escalates to him scolding those not deserving enough to value his passion.
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Fear about unforeseen side effects escalates when consent forms, like the ones I signed, state that a new regimen cannot cure but might kill patients.
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The lawsuit escalates the investigation into the President being conducted by the committee that could lead to impeachment proceedings, which the Judiciary Committee would lead.
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Savitt's reunited family intends to hunker down in a city that he said has become "weird and scary" as the COVID-19 case count escalates.
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Now, 40 years later, he no longer reads to me; also, his voice has changed — it falters and breaks and catches, escalates beyond his control.
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If a conflict escalates out of control, it could mean another endless war, this time with a country of 80 million people, incensed and united.
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Keeping an eye out for these signs can give you the edge to intervene on your dog's behalf before an interaction with another dog escalates.
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If that persists, or escalates, countries opposed to Doha may pressure the companies, which have business interests throughout the gulf, to avoid dealing with Qatar.
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In addition to the vast array of painful economic response options at its disposal, China could target US geopolitical interests if Trump escalates trade tensions.
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Meantime, labor costs continue to be an issue for the company, as union pushback in the U.S. escalates, despite years-long declining union membership rates.
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Embattled Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Wednesday ruled out yielding to the demands of pro-democracy protesters as violence escalates across the city.
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"If P scratch me, I'm whipping her a—," says Gamble, to which Disick replies, visibly shocked and angry, "My daughter?" before the conversation quickly escalates.
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The plotline escalates the doc from Real World-meets-Making the Band, and instead becomes a welcome, and thought-provoking, commentary on women in music.
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As the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump escalates, four women — Marie Yovanovitch, Fiona Hill, Laura Cooper, and Pamela Karlan — have emerged as star witnesses.
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With Oto, CSRs can get real-time coaching on every call to raise their energy or to calm a frustrated customer before a problem escalates.
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As the gore escalates, the movie, which nauseated some audience members at the Toronto International Film Festival, becomes a flesh-eating orgy of cannibalistic sex.
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Jarrett said that elected officials at the federal and state levels are going to have to take action as the push for gun control escalates.
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The subpoena escalates an ongoing fight with Attorney General William P. Barr over what material Congress is entitled to see from the special counsel's investigation.
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Weak economic numbers worldwide have pointed to slowing growth and the risk of recession ahead as a trade war between the United States and China escalates.
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The decision to pass over Augmon comes when many black coaches are complaining about their shrinking numbers even as the dependency on young black recruits escalates.
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President Donald Trump's top economic advisor pushed back slightly on reports that Trump may implement more tariffs on China as the two nations' trade battle escalates.
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The US has invested trillions of dollars in a sophisticated defense and intelligence apparatus that, left to its own devices, protectively escalates the country to war.
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Russian assets meanwhile have come under scrutiny, amid the potential for more biting and globally coordinated sanctions on Moscow if the spy poisoning case escalates further.
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The request escalates tensions between the White House and Amazon, which contends Trump's highly public animus toward the company influenced Pentagon officials who awarded the contract.
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Now, it is considered much more mainstream, partly given the increasing overlap with commercial real estate as the search for more viable urban planning proposals escalates.
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There has been speculation that China could ban rare earth exports to the U.S. if the trade war escalates, according to the South China Morning Post.
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As violence escalates between demonstrators and the police in Hong Kong, protesters have started writing "last letters" to their loved ones, in case they don't return.
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Having counted them himself, Ezekiel can't understand the problem, but the situation quickly escalates as the Saviors collect guns from Ezekiel, Richard, Morgan, and the others.
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Let's just say that Lincoln isn't exactly thrilled to see T-Bag, an exchange that only escalates when he reveals the image he received in mail.
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She hopes a "few choice words that I learned from my grandfather" would be enough to scare anyone off, but she's prepared if the situation escalates.
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Gloomy forecasts for the global economy and oil demand growth have weighed on oil prices as the trade dispute between the United States and China escalates.
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Bystander intervention is being a good samaritan to your fellow students, and checking in on a shady looking situation before it escalates into something genuinely dangerous.
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Experts have said it is highly unlikely that a war would break out between the two nations — even if the situation escalates in the coming days.
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As the race for the White House escalates, trade has been clearly equated to job loss, and our current trade deals are deemed to be unworkable.
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"Once a media witch hunt starts it escalates into a raging fire where truth and facts are burnt to ashes," he said in March on Twitter.
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But personifying the standoff between two leaders, each of whom has threatened to destroy the other's country, escalates the risk of triggering a major military conflict.
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Barr's no-show further escalates tensions between House Democrats and the Trump administration, which has sought to slow-walk oversight investigations and subpoenas in recent weeks.
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Read more: Trump is reportedly worried that Fox News is being taken over by liberals trying to undermine him, as his war on the network escalates
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Demand for Apple's iPhone continues to wane and many tech companies face higher component prices if the trade war between the United States and China escalates.
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That said, there are things we can get through negotiation to freeze their program, restore monitoring, and reduce risks of a conflict that escalates beyond control.
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During the second act, the violence and chaos escalates as Bateman goes on a killing spree, acting out after an oppressively boring vacation in the Hamptons.
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It starts with simple puzzles like that, but quickly escalates to challenge both your mind—and in what is a rarity for video games—your body.
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She first swallows a marble, then escalates to more dangerous objects — a thumbtack, a chess piece, a battery — all potentially fatal to her and the baby.
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But aides have not received any formal guidance on workplace procedures if the virus escalates further, like lawmakers on Capitol Hill recently received, according to officials.
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Now, as the war of words between the two countries escalates to unprecedented levels, experts aren't convinced a similar threat today would intimidate the Kim regime.
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Abusive behavior commonly escalates over time, meaning that key warning signs would be evident to police and authorities if serial perpetrators were being tracked and monitored.
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Now, as the White House escalates tensions with Iran, there's growing concern that unless legal action is taken, Congress will cede more war powers to Trump.
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As the winter unfolds so too escalates Peter's suicidal, alcohol-fueled ramblings — the chiastic heart of Peter and the Farm — which soften a bit by springtime.
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A Sinosure source said the situation has deteriorated in 2019 as the trade war escalates, with the United States by far the biggest source of risk.
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The coronavirus' economic fallout is fueling new fears of a global recession, and Bank of America laid out five metrics to monitor as the outbreak escalates.
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Inflation risks Yet James Bullard, president of the St. Louis Fed, suggested in a speech Friday the Fed probably wouldn't cut rates unless the outbreak escalates.
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Some skateboarders choose to flee before anything escalates, but others engage, often making for compelling scenes of what goes into the act of creating these videos.
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Matt Bevin's allegation of "greed and oftentimes corruption" escalates the feud between the new governor, who took office in December, and the Beshear family: former Gov.
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Despite Trump's bluster, the September report, along with a month of dismal data, made clear the risks the president faces if he further escalates trade tensions.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities on Thursday said they found 24 bodies in the western state of Michoacan as drug-related violence escalates across the country.
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"The Trump Administration knows that it needs a win on trade as the battle with China escalates," says Dan Clifton, head of Policy Research at Strategas.
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Choi said that if the trade dispute escalates and Chinese exports are severely affected by U.S. tariffs, then that would ultimately affect South Korea's own exports.
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On Wednesday, he said that if the situation between the U.S. and North Korea escalates, a flood into safe havens will be the first warning sign.
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On Wednesday, Cashin said that if the situation between the U.S. and North Korea escalates, a flood into safe havens will be the first warning sign.
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"Every time this trade war escalates, the risk to U.S. consumers grows," Matthew Shay, president and CEO of the National Retail Federation, said in a statement.
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Bali, Indonesia (CNN Business)US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is keeping a close eye on China's currency as the trade war between the two countries escalates.
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But many others, like Mr. Bobadillo, the priest, lamented that humanitarian aid has become heavily politicized as the standoff between Mr. Maduro and Mr. Guaidó escalates.
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Ford has much to lose if the war of words over trade between China and U.S. President Donald Trump escalates into a full-blown tariff war.
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The action erupts into shoving and shouting matches, and then escalates into beatings, child endangerment and self-mutilation, and finally into suicide, incest, rape and murder.
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Then as soon as the scene wraps, the episode cuts to a scene that begins with Perry and Celeste talking and escalates to him choking her.
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And no matter how much Trump escalates his rhetoric around the Russia investigation, threatening to fire Mueller, congressional Republicans say it's still not enough to warrant action.
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We've seen some of this in past Trump rallies, as one side (either protesters or supporters) starts a skirmish, and it escalates into violent chaos from there.
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Even so, luxury firms are wary of demand softening in the second half of the year as a trade row between China and the United States escalates.
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Trade war escalates: The trade war between the United States and China is heating up just as President Donald Trump threatens new tariffs on goods from Mexico.
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The depiction of the world leaders escalates quickly, as Trump is caressing Putin's hand within 30 second and they are kissing atop a flying unicorn shortly thereafter.
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" Eventually the argument escalates to the point that Ravenel calls Eubanks a "sanctimonious bitch" and demands Conover's (or perhaps playboy Shep Rose's?) "head on a godd— stick.
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Then it escalates, until he's performing his expert driving moves in a syncopated sequence merging music and thrills in a fashion that had me whooping with appreciation.
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RELATED: Trump escalates wives feud with Cruz As recently as Tuesday night at CNN's town hall, Trump argued that the Cruz campaign was indeed behind the pictures.
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Well, closeted, but he definitely propositions Kevin in the bathroom for a little heavy petting that escalates into a late-night meet-up down at Sweetwater River.
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But "unless the trade war escalates again, the shock to the renminbi will be limited," analysts at OCBC Wing Hang Bank said in a note on Tuesday.
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The Fed's guidance on the path for future rate hikes will also help steer investments, especially as the trade dispute between the United States and China escalates.
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There's a surprising amount of depth and nuance to this game, whose difficulty escalates by feeding you a higher proportion of large and unwieldy blocks to coordinate.
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A global recession could happen in as soon as nine months, Morgan Stanley chief economist Chetan Ahya said Monday, if the U.S. trade war with China escalates.
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The White House and Congress could be headed toward yet another standoff on immigration, as a humanitarian crisis escalates at US detention centers on the southern border.
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That previously innocent act of handing one a knife suddenly escalates to the worst of crimes, even though in each example you have an identical physical act.
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As the cost of weapons escalates—each new military-jet engine costs over $1 billion to develop—even the biggest defence firms are looking at forming alliances.
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But by the same token, if the board is aware of the problem and it escalates, and someone is injured, the board could be sued for negligence.
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Beijing is also likely to backtrack on efforts to reduce its reliance on debt if the dispute escalates into an all-out trade war, some economists say.
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As the competition escalates, the amateurs will be challenged to master progressively difficult skills, culminating in a final craft-off between the most creative and tenacious contestants.
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The latest move escalates a war between rival media companies being waged across two continents and involving two different transactions exceeding $20163 billion in value in total.
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But as Tommo's own time nears, his terror escalates and the transition from tear-jerker to something that veers closer to horror feels unrelentingly bleak, even dehumanizing.
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Around them, the Uninvited's feud escalates, building to a conflict orchestrated by a nefarious merchant ruler named Billy Kingery, who holds a vicious vendetta against the protagonist.
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China's industrial profits have been faltering for over a year as the economy slows and the U.S.-Sino trade war escalates, weighing on manufacturing investment and output.
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Abiove President André Nassar told Reuters by telephone that part of the issue relates to truckers' reluctance to accept making long journeys as the health crisis escalates.
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But if the public doesn't respond, then the behavior escalates because these testings of the boundaries will continue until he hits a boundary that he can't cross.
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The danger is especially high for people who go in repeatedly, because first offenses are for a few days, but the time of punishment escalates from there.
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He wants Americans to fear nuclear war, as he escalates tensions with North Korea and Iran that previous administrations had de-escalated through thoughtful and untiring diplomacy.
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As The Verge's Casey Newton wrote in November: As pressure escalates on TikTok, the company may find that it has few levers of support to pull on.
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Still, as the trade war escalates, it will not be easy for the Chinese government to use public spending to boost investments due to its mounting debt.
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Over the years, that and other, equally venerable rules will be broken, a slow unwinding of the old ways that escalates into full-scale slaughter and chaos.
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They tell the tight end they could smell the marijuana ... and when Rico reveals he has one more fully unused blunt in his possession, the investigation escalates.
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He's using them to appease the right-wing base and thinks he can call the shots, and the danger is that there's some risk of miscalculation that escalates.
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In an apparent sign of how quickly the United States has mobilized diplomatic efforts as the confrontation escalates, Pompeo thanked King Salman for meeting on "such short notice".
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The position escalates the new populist government's fight with other European countries on migration and asylum, thorny issues that have spurred intense debate in the U.S. as well.
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The lawsuit, then, is U.S. Soccer's attempt to settle the matter before it further escalates by asking a court to decide whether the collective bargaining agreement actually exists.
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American companies are having to adjust to operating in two distinct Chinese and American marketplaces as the trade war escalates, VMware CEO Patrick Gelsinger told CNBC on Friday.
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If his battle with American Media escalates in an unfavourable way for Mr Bezos, he could become more of a target, and a complexifier for his own company.
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However, analysts said oil markets remained tight amid supply cuts by producer group OPEC and allies such as Russia, and as political tension escalates in the Middle East.
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It also escalates the "alms race" between the national parties, which are competing to show their generosity to the poor by offering health care, debt forgiveness and cash.
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Trump has falsely stated that Russia "not going into Ukraine" while Russian strongman Putin escalates his long campaign to subvert the current government of Ukraine after seizing Crimea.
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"Taiwanese tech companies need to carefully re-evaluate their positions and supply chain arrangements as the tension between the two super powers escalates," Bernstein analyst Mark Li said.
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The relationship escalates, and Li, for some reason, agrees to take David to her government office and show him all the classified documents that she has access to.
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Most families in the country will no longer be able to feed themselves if basic food prices increase or fighting escalates, according to the World Food Programme (WFP).
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He said the group ranks among the biggest losers whenever the U.S.-China trade war escalates and that it tends to catch a nice rebound when tensions ease.
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The administration is likely to take further action on Venezuela as the situation escalates, but the Republican senators are worried that could drive Maduro closer to U.S. rivals.
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The six recommendations below are designed to capture the upside of a rebound in the months ahead while safeguarding against losses if the trade war suddenly escalates again.
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"I say this response should be retaliation so that the regime does not think of attacking civilians as it escalates its attacks," Alloush told Arabic TV al Hadath.
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Tillerson's talks in Ankara come as the U.S.-led coalition escalates its military campaign against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) forces in Raqqa, Syria, Reuters said.
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They need to tweak their policies quickly and train employees to know how to civilly defuse an overbooked situation before it escalates into an epic disaster like this.
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"When the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face, the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates," Mr. Cruz said.
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Go deeper: Where the "FBI spy in the Trump campaign" story came from As Trump tweets, Rosenstein leaps Trump, FBI feud escalates as he meets with Rosenstein, Wray
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"As the Syrian economy continues to deteriorate and violence escalates, fewer and fewer families will be able to access even the nominally available public care," Khalifa told me.
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The senator and White House officials also discussed steps to take if Mr. Maduro resists and escalates the situation, said the aide, who declined to describe contingency plans.
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It's positive news for consumers in the short term, even as some economists warn that the virus could tip the U.S economy into recession as the outbreak escalates.
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" Asked what would happen if Hezbollah escalates after responding, the official said: "I imagine that Israel would then step up its strikes and wipe out this capability altogether.
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She believes that some of her pupils were involved, and the resulting suspicion and tension escalates: Her father arrives, seeking revenge, while Paulina fights to regain her bearings.
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First, the U.S. trade dispute with China, if it escalates into a full-blown war, would erase much of the progress the Trump administration has made, he said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat escalates an already deepening trade war between the world's two biggest economies, fuelling risk aversion across assets from commodities to equities.
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"[T]he real risk is that this escalates into tit-for-tat trade wars," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, said in a note.
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But the question is whether the trade dispute escalates beyond that since Trump has threatened to carry through with tariffs, on up to $22 billion of Chinese goods.
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If there is a grievance, the Choose Love program gives students and educators the skills and tools to manage it before it escalates into an attack, she says.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Libya's internationally recognized government will officially request military support from Turkey if the war over the capital escalates, the Tripoli-based interior minister said on Thursday.
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What the Golf escalates from here, in ways you'd never expect, and in ways I don't even want to hint at because you should honestly discover it yourself.
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That invites foreign countries like North Korea or Venezuela to overplay their hands, and it may lead a president to respond with a forcefulness that escalates a crisis.
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As the political theater on the border escalates, some opposition leaders admit not enough is being done to ensure the supplies get through and reach the right people.
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She said that if it goes unchecked, low-level domestic violence, of the kind that would be decriminalized under the amendment, often escalates into attacks causing serious injury.
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The House of Representatives' hearing on deepfakes has kicked off a conversation that — if it escalates — could end up compelling Facebook to face up to its political responsibilities.
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The screen seems to be undergoing a seizure that escalates by the second, an effect heightened by Gershon Kingsley's thunderous, industrial, Moog-synthesized sounds that punctuate every movement.
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That bidder, along with many other Americans these days, is likely regretting betting on the sort of guy who casually escalates conflicts against foreign nations during unrelated press conferences.
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The incident escalates, and Jeffords seeks to file an official complaint against Officer Maldack, but Captain Ray Holt (Andre Braugher) cautions him against causing a furor among the department.
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For these critics, the genre's reliance on interpersonal tension that often escalates into physical altercations implies that Black people aren't capable of relationships or business deals that aren't dysfunctional.
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The sexy conversation eventually escalates into Haddish getting shot by a ray gun in the "tigole bitty" and fighting with Kylo over her totally-not-a-vibrator back massager.
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If an encounter escalates in a way you happen to like, but you haven't given consent, there's a greater chance it will escalate in a way you don't like.
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However, if it escalates further, "people will start worrying about the credibility" of the multilateral free trade system that the world has believed in for so long, he warned.
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They say passengers should keep the armrest down between seats, alert flight attendants if someone is invading their personal space and call attention to the situation if it escalates.
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As he escalates his rhetoric, cracks down on the border, and restricts legal immigration and asylum seekers' entry, new polling shows Republican voters are expressing increasingly anti-immigrant views.
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It could reach this threshold sooner if it deploys more advanced centrifuges, as it has since September, or escalates further at the next 85033-day deadline in early January.
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S. trade war escalates, long-dated bond yields have fallen across the developed world, flattening yield curves in what is considered a clear signal of a worsening growth outlook.
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The story escalates to the point that The University of Wisconsin -- Madison added a geo-tag filter to Snapchat so the entire university could follow the saga. http://bit.
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At the same time, the Trudeau administration actively promotes renewables and has implemented a "carbon tax" that starts at $10 per ton of carbon dioxide, and escalates over time.
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The central lesson of American policy in Syria has been that when one side escalates militarily (through American or Saudi arms or Russian planes), the other side neutralizes it.
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"When the candidate urges supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face, the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates," Cruz reportedly told reporters.
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Trump's trade policies have been met with some criticism from Republican lawmakers who blame the president for recent hindrances being placed on American farmers as his trade war escalates.
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The president has accelerated his attacks on the Fed and Chairman Jerome Powell over the past month as the global economy slows while his trade war with China escalates.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The small western German state of Saarland said on Tuesday it is banning political campaigning by foreign politicians as a row between Ankara and European countries escalates.
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It is political suicide for Republicans when the president escalates his attacks against the free press to such extreme levels that even his daughter distances herself from these attacks.
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Washington (CNN)The US military said it is working to convert buildings into hospitals and could potentially provide 10,000 hospital beds in New York, as the coronavirus pandemic escalates.
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China has vowed to retaliate in kind with its own tariffs on U.S. agricultural products and other goods and to take more "qualitative" measures if Trump escalates the conflict.
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The more President Trump escalates his trade war with China, the more American shoppers will notice higher prices in their favorite grocery stores, hardware shops and big-box retailers.
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President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence announced Saturday a ban on travel from the United Kingdom and Ireland to the US as the global coronavirus pandemic escalates.
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" The reaction, he said, reflected investors' experience "that geopolitical rhetoric can quieten as quickly as it escalates" and a belief that "the true risk of military confrontation is minimal.
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China put natural gas imports from the United States on its list of goods that could face a retaliatory tariff as the trade conflict between the two countries escalates.
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Former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE and acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE are viewed as key witnesses by Democrats.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonHillicon Valley: House passes anti-robocall bill | Senators inch forward on privacy legislation | Trump escalates fight over tech tax | Illinois families sue TikTok | Senators get classified briefing on ransomware Senators urge FERC to protect critical infrastructure from Huawei threats Enhancing protections for sensitive information in congressional investigations MORE (R-Ariz.) and Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenTrump escalates fight over tax on tech giants Trump administration proposes tariffs on .
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In the end, I think if the trade war escalates, we could expect a slowdown in economic growth which would impact us in various first order and second order ways.
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"An increase in demand for services this summer would not surprise us as news of Zika virus escalates," said Ron Harrison, entomologist at extermination company Orkin, owned by Rollins Inc.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)As the trade war between the United States and China escalates, Beijing may be preparing to play a new card: its control of rare earth minerals.
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The reversal might give Republicans some peace of mind for now, but it only escalates negotiations down the road, as Congress attempts to punt legislative priorities into the new year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Friday that U.S. officials including himself are in regular communication with China as a tariff dispute escalates between the two countries.
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"Internet users believe that if the China–US trade dispute escalates and evolves into a comprehensive trade war, the final victory will not belong to the United States," it said.
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In 202016, China temporarily banned rare earth exports to Japan during a diplomatic dispute, and some think they could do the same here if the U.S.–China trade war escalates.
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The Trump administration move is only its latest in a series of actions targeting foreign countries' trade practices that escalates the chances of a trade war with major world economies.
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According to proponents of the draft, such rhetoric constitutes a contemporary brand of anti-Semitism that is often accompanied by or escalates into more explicit forms of anti-Jewish hatred.
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The whole thing starts off fairly tame, then quickly escalates to Lawrence talking about her crush on Larry David and how he didn't reciprocate her flirting at Amy Schumer's wedding.
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Then, the confrontation between President Trump and his former fixer, Michael Cohen, escalates over taped conversations and claims the president knew about that Trump Tower meeting with the Russian lawyer.
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And Zandi says, in his view, the odds of a pre-election recession jump to 50 percent or more if the US-China feud escalates and additional tariffs are added.
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And that further escalates his repeated attempts to discredit the entirety of the media, which he does in ways from attacking them to calling on them to lose their job.
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In fact, it escalates the injustice, as the global wealthy have benefited from and contributed to climate change the most, while the global poor will be hurt first and worst.
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" The conversation quickly escalates from there as Dos Santos Lima claims Debbie doesn't want her around because she's "competition," while Debbie complains that her daughter-in-law "sleeps all day.
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China – intellectual property: Administration officials are ratcheting up pressure on China in response to the country's alleged theft of trade secrets, even as the dispute escalates beyond the two countries.
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Climate change denial escalates: The National Institute of Health (NIH) is a part of the US Health and Human Services Department, which is headed by Donald Trump appointee Tom Price.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq has requested an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss the presence of Turkish troops on its territory as a dispute with Ankara escalates.
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Andrew Cuomo slammed President Donald Trump for his call to distribute federal ventilators the state had in storage as the two leaders' war of words over the coronavirus pandemic escalates.
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As this behavior escalates from the web and lands in real life, Twitter needs to set an example for other social media platforms by holding its users, and itself, accountable.
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Mr. Trump's trade war with China has yet to make a discernible dent in domestic growth, but if the conflict continues, or escalates, the impact on the economy could increase.
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"As the climate emergency escalates, U.S. manufacturers need to shift to a higher gear on producing EVs – or they risk falling behind the global market and losing their largest customers."
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"Barry's Kidnapping," one of the soundtrack's many atonal passages, escalates like a Shepard tone and horrifies with piercing strings reminiscent of Penderecki's "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima," from 1960.
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In cues like "The Stairs," Herrmann escalates anxiety through simple yet clashing rising scales that begin with the lowest instruments and build with the upper voices for a disturbing cluster.
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I found myself wishing for more specific physical descriptions, both of place and action, but Mbalia escalates tension with a sure hand, and his plot developments are powerful and surprising.
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That possibility will be squandered, though, if the American president escalates a manufactured nuclear crisis with Iran at the very time he is trying to defuse one with North Korea.
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In an editorial on Thursday, the China Daily newspaper said Beijing could target a broad range of U.S. businesses from agriculture to aircraft, autos and semiconductors if the conflict escalates.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Senate confirms Trump pick for small business chief MORE (D-Md.).
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But even as violence escalates against American Jews, there's little evidence that criticism of Israel on college campuses (including over the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanction movement) is a leading vector.
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Trump escalates trade war President Trump plans to move forward this week with a major step in his trade war with China: slapping tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods.
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No matter how far the Turkish incursion escalates, ISIS most certainly will attempt to revamp and reconstitute under cover of a regional conflagration, just as al-Qaeda has in Yemen.
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It's also clear that if this conflict escalates to an actual shooting war, it will dominate the U.S. security agenda and crowd out any other issue for the foreseeable future.
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Alibaba and Foxconn have led a 2.2 billion yuan ($347.74 million) funding round in Chinese electric car maker Xiaopeng Motors as competition escalates in the new energy vehicle (NEV) market.
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And as Lind notes, it is that kind of rhetoric that escalates what was seemingly a peaceful protest, from someone in Trump's own political party, into a perceived assassination attempt.
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Last month, Barclays included the risk that "Iran/US rhetoric escalates and leads to more Iranian ballistic missile testing" as one of 13 possible black swan events for markets in 2017.
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Outside the United States, however, oil markets remained tense as exemptions to U.S. sanctions on Iran expired, a political crisis in Venezuela escalates, and as producer club OPEC keeps withholding supply.
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A pair of capacitive-touch buttons on the steering wheel can be used to acknowledge the request, which starts with a visual notification and escalates to an insistent bonging if ignored.
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However, if President Trump escalates his trade war or there is a no-deal Brexit or any of a number of other geopolitical hotspots boils over, the Fed will be overwhelmed.
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Comcast's move de-escalates one of the media industry's most high-profile confrontations, which pitted Comcast Chief Executive Brian Roberts against Fox Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch and Disney CEO Bob Iger.
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The request, which was unsealed on Monday, escalates a legal battle over a major cloud computing contract to modernize the Pentagon's operations, called the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure project, or JEDI.
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This is fits into a grander narrative of the Trump presidency: While he says he wants out of wars, he continues to fight them and in many cases escalates the conflicts.
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It escalates when Shrier implies that he has good instincts, unlike Walter, (could Lesky's death have been prevented?), and he thinks it's suspicious that all these people want to help them.
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U.S. coal shipment could be caught in crossfire as trade dispute escalates and Reuters investigates how Trump's catch and detain policy can split families when parents are put in extended lockups.
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A widely watched private survey of China's factory activity is expected to show further slowdown in the manufacturing sector's growth in September, as the country's trade dispute with the U.S. escalates.
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As the controversy surrounding the Supreme Court confirmation for Judge Brett Kavanaugh escalates, the online conversation around it has started to feel less like a debate and more like a war.
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Traders expect growth to slow further as the Iran sanctions take hold, the trade spat between the United States and China escalates, and as Asia's emerging markets show signs of cooling.
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It's as ludicrous as it is viscerally vulgar – and then the gag escalates logically, until the crudeness, wincingly gross as it may be, acquires a shape and arc of its own.
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The back-and-forth escalates tensions between Trump and members of his party, whose support he may need as Republicans try to pass a tax reform plan in the coming months.
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China reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more monetary stimulus as the trade war with the U.S. escalates.
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As the anti-Isis campaign escalates, informants' handlers — ranging from the US, the UK and France to Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates — are demanding more information, more quickly.
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Though government forces have responded to the unarmed protestors with tear gas and live ammunition, the wave of anti-Maduro protests shows no sign of abating even as the violence escalates.
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The new activism thus illustrates what, beyond the groves of academe, may be America's biggest political problem: opponents' rising tendency to talk past each other, so that disagreement escalates into conflict.
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If the steady stream of negative reporting and snarky comment that dominate online and social media today become the norm, and our political polarization as a people escalates, I doubt it.
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And every bike the company sells into the domestic market is still made in the U.S. "There is still hope that perhaps the tariff discussion and implementation de-escalates," she said.
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As the trade conflict escalates between the United States and China, there's a risk China could look at selling some of its U.S. Treasurys, Yale economist Stephen Roach warned on Wednesday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The governor of Australia's central bank warned borrowers on Thursday that interest rates would not remain at current record lows forever, as household debt escalates alongside skyrocketing property prices.
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Why it matters: This further escalates a diplomatic strife and standoff that erupted after former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent on British soil.
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Dwight and DeAndre Jordan engage in a bout of goofballism that escalates to the point where they are arguing over the right to give Chris Paul a piggyback ride every day.
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The sentence "This is awesome" comes in at 3 percent toxic, but add "fucking" (as in the Macklemore lyric "This is fucking awesome") and the sentence escalates to 98 percent toxic.
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As the conflict between the Spanish and Catalan governments escalates, those who condemn repression and try to promote dialogue between the two are often criticized for having an artificially equidistant stance.
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If the legal fight between California and the Trump administration escalates, one possibility is that the federal government might try to revoke the waiver allowing California to set its own rules.
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Gauges of public inflation expectations have risen sharply of late, reflecting the fall in the value of the pound as the Brexit crisis escalates which raises the price of imported goods.
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"As gun violence escalates across the country, it would be unconscionable for me to stand by and do nothing," Councilman Corey O'Connor, one of the legislation's authors, said in a statement.
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Fighting in Afghanistan usually escalates in the spring as the weather gets warmer, but the violence has been intensified by the peace talks as all sides try to increase their leverage.
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The popular model of encouraging parents and educators to report and punish bullying often escalates to more aggression, according to Susan Kavich, a principal at Three Rivers School in Channahon, Ill.
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As panic about the virus escalates, the middle and upper classes are hoarding food, supplies and medicines without a thought for the millions of poor who stand to starve and die.
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Saudi Arabia wants the United States to take a strong stand against Iran politically, but its leaders worry that they will get caught in the crossfire if the shooting war escalates.
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You, supposedly, are just trying to free the country, and the story escalates from small counterterror operations into battles built to prevent atrocities and ensure world stability all across the planet.
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The decision to suspend enrollment escalates tensions between the Trump administration and the state, and the Green Light Law's passage last year prompted backlash in more conservative areas of the state.
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China's deepening economic slowdown has fanned market expectations of a big spending binge, especially if the bruising tariff war with Washington escalates, intensifying pressure on Chinese jobs and threatening social stability.
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Whether or not the trade war escalates, most financial experts agree that the U.S. is due for a recession and will likely experience some degree of slowdown in the coming months.
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It all feels very coded and bad and like they're trying to portray Eric as the angry black guy, and then it escalates at the cocktail party before the rose ceremony.
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The lesson: Trump escalates his conflicts with the media and other perceived enemies The moment: At his news conference Wednesday, the President-elect refused to hear a question from CNN's Jim Acosta.
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"Traders are going to want to see if this escalates at all from the White House and see how this unfolds over the weekend," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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And if the US escalates against Iran and kills Iranians on Iranian soil, then I think Iran might feel that they benefit from such a scenario, if it stays limited in scope.
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Outside the United States, however, oil markets remained tense as all exemptions to U.S. sanctions on Iran expire, the political crisis in Venezuela escalates, and as producer club OPEC keeps withholding supply.
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And as any parent who has frantically melted some cheese onto bread at home as a meltdown escalates knows, one bite and their kid will be cheesin' (get it) in no time.
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Cole works as a "violence interrupter," employed by Cure Violence to intervene in the aftermath of a shooting to prevent retaliations, and to calm people down before a dispute escalates to violence.
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But the longer Tillerson remains a marginalized Secretary of State with poor staffing — the more likely it is that America makes a grievous error that escalates one of the world's scariest situations.
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The Today interview above starts off with everyone involved cry-laughing, then somehow escalates to Cate Blanchett sitting on Sarah Paulson's lap There isn't a single, serious answer given, and it's perfect.
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What escalates hazing from a one-off or occasional problem, something that could be solved with simple discipline like detention or a suspension from the team, into what you called "systemic" hazing?
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"They have the potential to broker a deal that de-escalates the situation in way that the Indian and Pakistani governments can successfully sell to their respective populations as wins," he said.
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When the relationship escalates to the point where Edna has asked "Woodrow" for a picture of himself, Bart uses an image of former NHL superstar Gordie Howe in one of his letters.
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However, it reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April, putting pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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Though the ONS cautions that this may be due to improved police recording practices, it is clear that stalking afflicts many—and in some cases, even escalates to murder and serious injury.
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They treat the hearings like a show trial that is fixed before evidence is presented, while corroborating witnesses are silenced and the defamation war against the women escalates to a fever pitch.
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The off-message exchange between the two men escalates a rift that has highlighted divisions between Trump and several Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill at a critical time for his tax agenda.
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Justice Department document fight escalates The House passed a resolution Thursday 226 to 183 demanding that the Justice Department fully comply with subpoenas from the Judiciary and Intelligence committees by July 6.
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But as their rhetoric escalates, Pelosi and Jeffries sound increasingly feeble and insincere, less like the leaders of a party with a clear majority and growing momentum, and more like Jeff Flake.
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Conventional warfare — namely all conflict short of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons — escalates into nuclear warfare when Russia launches a nuclear "warning shot" from a base near Kaliningrad to stop NATO advancement.
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The decision escalates the bitter trade dispute between the two air craft manufacturers, a battle that has ensnared one of the largest U.S. airlines and strained relations between the U.S. and Canada.
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"The fact that she's an athletic trainer escalates the obligations of the school, I think," he said, "because they're so vulnerable to the male athletes they're constantly having to take care of."
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And oh, do we need one, as Gyllenhaal — who is never out of our sight — somehow makes us all her accomplices, imprisoning our sympathies even when Lisa's inappropriate behavior escalates to inexcusable.
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By the time the violence escalates from the amputation of a toe — happy birthday, "The Big Lebowski" — to gunshots to the head, "Gringo" has long since blown out its own meager brains.
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Editorial After more than 30 years of research and more than $200 billion, the nation's ballistic missile defense program remains riddled with flaws, even as the threat from North Korean missiles escalates.
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Word of the National Archives inquiry comes as a court fight escalates over Ross' emails, creating parallels with legal battles during the Obama administration over access to government officials' personal email accounts.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Collins, Murkowski: Too early to make decision on Hunter Biden testifying MORE (R-Alaska) and others.
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And since Americans are keenly aware of the losses the nation has endured in the region already, it's hard to imagine they will back Trump for very long if the conflict escalates.
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Earlier this month, China put natural gas imports from the United States on its list of goods that could face a retaliatory tariff as the trade conflict between the two countries escalates.
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He didn't comment any further, but farmers, traders and analysts have said that Brazil, the world's largest exporter of agricultural goods including soybeans, beef and sugar, could benefit if the spat escalates.
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There's a terrible webcomic made by an edgelord teenager, an annoying adware program called "Professor Helper," and a minor forum squabble that escalates into a surreal culture war over a cartoon fish.
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What starts as a withering roast of race in America quickly escalates to a searing and surreal indictment of capitalism, with unforgettably strange performances from Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, and Armie Hammer.
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Those events are negative factors to the supply side, but following response from Iran will affect the oil price more, especially once the conflict between Iran and U.S. escalates, analysts told CNBC.
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As President Donald Trump escalates his war of words with Fox News, one of his favorite targets at the network — Shepard Smith, the managing editor for breaking news and the 3 p.m.
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If the unrest spreads or escalates, it could create the same kind of turmoil and lawlessness that armed groups like ISIS and others are really good at exploiting to make a comeback.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's vast economy showed new signs of weakness last month, raising the likelihood of increased government efforts to stimulate growth as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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In comedy, particularly in classic, multi-camera sitcoms, a situation escalates more ludicrously; a car crashes into the kitchen and a character decides to become a fugitive before all is forgiven without consequence.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India's decision to slap new tariffs on American goods over the weekend escalates a trade battle with the United States that may not be worth fighting and could backfire.
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Regulators in the United States and Britain are looking into links between the Gupta family, the South African government, and banks they may have used to move money as a corruption investigation escalates.
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However, tensions have risen as a trade war between Washington and Beijing escalates, and U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he would like to place intermediate-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region.
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China on Wednesday reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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On Wednesday, China reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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PARIS/OSLO (Reuters) - European exchange group Euronext on Monday extended its offer for Oslo Bors, while keeping the terms unchanged, as its battle with Nasdaq for control of Norway's stock market operator escalates.
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But as the US escalates its military presence across Africa, hostile public perceptions are part of the public relations maze in a continent where Western military intervention has often been met with anger.
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As the argument escalates, it has flashes of the pivotal scene with Raheem in Do the Right Thing – a moment that jumps three decades to remain relevant for this show and this era.
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Although the report will not place those named in it under sanctions, it makes them potential targets if the confrontation between Russia and the West escalates, thus perhaps making them pariahs in advance.
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WARSAW, Dec 21 (Reuters) - If Poland's current political stand-off escalates then it is not excluded that it may impact investment decisions made by investors, Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Wednesday.
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The coordinated move dramatically escalates a dispute over Qatar's support for the Muslim Brotherhood, the world's oldest Islamist movement, and adds accusations that Doha even backs the agenda of regional arch-rival Iran.
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As the United States escalates tensions with Iran, House Democrats are sending President Donald Trump a message: If he wants to take any military action, he has to get permission from Congress first.
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The Burmese military escalates its attacks on Rohingya Muslims; China steps in to ban Hong Kong legislators from the city's council for being rude; who will provide a check on the Trump administration?
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This is how it happens: If the Trump fiasco escalates and more damning evidence of alleged overreach surfaces, prematurely ending his presidency, officials on Capitol Hill might be compelled to reverse the trend.
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Many in the opposition think this could signal the start of an "auto-coup", in which the government escalates the crisis so that it has an excuse to suspend democracy and constitutional norms.
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This sequel starts off with Thor's Hammer against Captain America's iconic shield and escalates to include disks from Tron: Legacy, Wilson from Castaway, batarangs, lightsabers, chainsaws, wands, blasters, and quite a bit more.
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As the United States escalates its military involvement in Yemen beyond its current support to the Saudi-led coalition, parties to the conflict will increasingly view it as taking sides in the war.
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The exchange between the two men escalates a rift that has highlighted divisions between Trump and several Republican lawmakers, threatening to send the President off-message at a critical time for his agenda.
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If the trade war escalates, he predicted China would win; but if the United States is able to negotiate a better deal, then industrial stocks would surely rally, the "Mad Money" host said.
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However, tensions have risen as a trade war between Washington and Beijing escalates, and US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he would like to place intermediate-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region.
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An anti-government attacker in Hong Kong allegedly stabbed and wounded a pro-Beijing lawmaker while he was campaigning Wednesday, according to The Associated Press, as violence surrounding protests against mainland China escalates.
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STARWOOD BIDDING WAR ESCALATES | The consortium led by Anbang Insurance has increased its bid for Starwood Hotels to $14 billion, raising the stakes in the most prominent bidding war so far this year,
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In total, Washington has provided more than $117.5 million in direct aid to Ukraine, and still reserves the option to send weapons such as the lethal Javelin anti-tank missile if Moscow escalates.
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One the one hand, as international sanctions bite and the threat of war with the US escalates, it could be that he is genuinely seeking to ease tensions and pressure on his regime.
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Yet her illness escalates as they get farther from civilization, and Shepard builds a thick haze of dread around them, waiting out this uncomfortable, escalating situation and the build of her horrifying sickness.
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China reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April on Wednesday, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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Jeff Denham (R-CA) and Will Hurd (R-TX), together with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, announced a resolution Tuesday that escalates — slightly — a DACA fight that looked dead for the year.
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A seemingly trivial dispute between Tony (Adel Karam), a Lebanese Christian garage owner, and Yasser (Kamel El Basha), a Palestinian foreman, escalates to epic proportions in this Oscar-nominated drama by Ziad Doueiri.
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Regional sources say Israel and Hezbollah have since formed an unwritten understanding that while they can exchange fire within Syria, they must avoid attacks within Lebanon or Israel lest that escalates to war.
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The sharp rise in claims for unemployment insurance comes as businesses in the entertainment, restaurant and bar, travel, retail, and hospitality industries face mandatory closures across the U.S. as the coronavirus pandemic escalates.
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But all this is overwhelmed by the daddy issues, land-grab intrigue and intra-family drama, as the younger Duttons vie for favorite-child status and a battle of rich against richer escalates.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 100%Synopsis: The Shakespearean tragedy portrays the plight of young King Henry V (Kenneth Branagh) as an argument with King Charles of France (Paul Scofield) escalates to full-blown war.
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In the party's 2016 presidential primary, Sanders was attacked for his record on guns by rival Hillary Clinton, and he could face further scrutiny related to the issue as the 2020 campaign escalates.
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In recent weeks, the president and his surrogates have taken their case against Mueller increasingly public, with Giuliani and Sekulow making regular appearances on cable news as the president escalates his Twitter attacks.
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Alzheimer's disease, which starts with memory loss and escalates to severe brain damage, is believed to cause 60% to 70% of the cases of dementia reported worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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Trump comes to power as a destroyer of norms, a flouter of conventions, and everyone will be tempted to join the carnival — to escalate when he escalates, to radicalize whenever he turns authoritarian.
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The attacks have driven Nigerian oil output to near a 22-year low and, if the violence escalates into another insurgency, it could cripple output in a country facing a growing economic crisis.
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There is no shortage of possible candidates — a major terrorist attack; a debilitating cyberattack; an infectious disease outbreak; an incident with North Korea, Iran, China or Russia that escalates into a broader conflict.
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China's Commerce Ministry also said on Thursday that Beijing would have to adopt necessary countermeasures if Washington unilaterally escalates trade tensions, and that U.S. pressure have caused serious setbacks to the trade talks.
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" Such longing escalates into existential refrain — "But there is nothing, / there is never anything" — till the girl gets downright doleful: "Years have passed, so many years / that I can no longer count them.
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New York, NY (CNN)Here's what you might have missed Tuesday on CNN Business: Weakness in China: The world's second biggest economy is under pressure to boost its economy as the trade war escalates.
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"If the (trade) war escalates, (I expect) the government will not hesitate to add LNG," a state oil and gas company executive said, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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A final agreement would cool a trade dispute between the two allies just as a trade war between the United States and China escalates, but some Japanese commentators say Tokyo gave up too much.
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Data released Thursday showed the U.S. goods trade deficit with China shrank to its smallest level in five years in March, which could further embolden Trump as he escalates his trade war with Beijing.
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SHANGHAI, June 13 (Reuters) - China should not restrict access for U.S. financial firms if the trade war escalates and spills into the financial sector, said a lobby group representing global banks and asset managers.
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But as there is still little clarity on how Britain will trade from April, and as a global trade war escalates, median forecasts for post-Brexit economic growth were revised down from August projections.
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"If this escalates further and impeachment claims intensify, Trump will find it very difficult to push forward his ambitious tax cut and infrastructure spending plans," Fritsch told the Reuters Global Gold Forum on Monday.
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The solid home price growth contrasts with surprisingly weak April retail sales and industrial output data, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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Airbus is seeking airline support for a new 3503-seat jetliner provisionally dubbed the A350-8000 as competition escalates with Boeing over the world's largest two-engined jets, airline and aviation industry sources said.
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If North Korea escalates its nuclear and missile program and creates an international conflict, "it will be the worst war I think we've seen since World War II," a Republican House member said Friday.
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Trump escalates feud with Chief Justice John Roberts President Trump escalated his public feud with Chief Justice John Roberts on Thanksgiving after the two traded jabs over the presence of bias in federal judges.
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Airbus is seeking airline support for a new 400-seat jetliner provisionally dubbed the A350-8000 as competition escalates with Boeing over the world's largest two-engined jets, airline and aviation industry sources said.
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It has become one of the biggest subplots in Syria's seven-year civil war, with the potential to draw in even more actors, including, if the situation escalates enough, Russia and the United States.
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But the challenge escalates so swiftly in the last act of The Banner Saga 3 that it felt like I'd run out of runway for learning to command such an unusual array of characters.
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Lacie's death by a thousand cuts escalates in a hurry, starting with an awkward taxi ride, which leads to an unfortunate interaction with a ticket agent at the airport which further lowers her score.
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China could target a broad range of U.S. businesses from agriculture to aircraft, autos, semiconductors and even services if the trade conflict escalates, the official China Daily newspaper said in an editorial on Thursday.
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I think being stuck for the rest of my life doing this type of music—I'm not going to do anything else but this music—means maybe it escalates without me even realizing it.
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The coordinated move dramatically escalates a simmering dispute over Qatar's support of the Muslim Brotherhood, the world's oldest Islamist movement, and adds accusations that Doha even backs the agenda of regional arch-rival Iran.
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As the trade war rhetoric escalates, some raise the fear that China could sell off its dollar-denominated assets, which could trigger a rise in interest rates, inflation and possibly devaluation of the dollar.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's education ministry on Monday urged students and scholars planning to visit the United States to more carefully evaluate the associated risks, state media said, as tension between the two countries escalates.
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As belligerent rhetoric between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un escalates to new heights, it's a question that many Americans are asking themselves with increasing levels of fear and anxiety.
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As the trade rhetoric escalates, investors are trying to work out whether the endgame is a full-on trade war or just rhetoric that leads to negotiations - and that is causing some investor inaction.
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Sending workers home, not collecting fees and not paying bills on time all come with a cost, which escalates every day President Trump and Congress fail to reach a deal to reopen federal agencies.
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Data released Thursday showed the U.S. goods trade deficit with China shrank to its smallest level in five years in March, which could further embolden Trump as he escalates the trade war with Beijing.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinDemocrats press IRS on protecting taxpayers from debt collectors Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight MORE (D-Md.).
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The open letter escalates the petition campaign that Fight for the Future launched in August, which called on civilians to petition their local officials to stop, halt, or ban any police partnerships with Ring.
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Top aides have tiptoed around the president's statements, saying the administration would act lawfully and that Trump wasn't definitively saying that he would target Iranian cultural sites if Tehran escalates the current situation. Sen.
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Top aides have tiptoed around the president's statements, saying the administration would act lawfully and that Trump wasn't definitively saying that he would target Iranian cultural sites if Tehran escalates the current situation. Sen.
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As hysteria around the Wuhan coronavirus escalates, nearly 60% of Americans say they aren&apost confident in Congress&apos ability to contain the virus, according to a new poll released by the Morning Consult.
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Huawei, which has repeatedly denied engaging in intelligence work for any government, is one of several Chinese tech companies that have come under U.S. government scrutiny as a trade war between the two countries escalates.
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His trade war with China is again threatening to close off a key market for US agricultural goods, so he's considering a second multibillion-dollar bailout to keep them afloat while he escalates with Beijing.
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But, experts said that companies operating online stores are likely taking careful note of the court's opinion, particularly as attention on the market power of big tech companies escalates in Washington and around the globe.
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The agreement, if finalised, would cool a trade dispute between the two allies just as a trade war between the United States and China escalates, but some Japanese commentators say Tokyo gave up too much.
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China on Wednesday reported surprisingly weaker growth in industrial output and retail sales for April, reinforcing expectations that Beijing needs to roll out more stimulus measures as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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"Companies are more willing to discuss, more willing to listen, and it de-escalates the situation," Jason Day, a partner at the law firm Perkins Coie who advises public companies on stockholder activism, tells Axios.
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The gloss of youthful vitality can persuade us that life is for the living, but life is also for the dying, and repudiating that ultimate punctuation escalates our anxiety and deprives us of final dignity.
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There is now a risk that violence escalates as youthful activists react angrily to Thursday's events and attempt to push through self-declaration of Sidama region rather than wait for a belated referendum, he added.
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DUBLIN, July 1303 (Reuters) - Ryanair said on Wednesday it would cancel more than 12 percent of its flights on July 25 and 26 due to a cabin crew strike, as its industrial relations crisis escalates.
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The economic outlook has deteriorated worldwide as the trade dispute between the United States and China escalates, Germany's Ifo economic institute said in its quarterly survey of nearly 1,200 experts in more than 110 countries.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April on Wednesday, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus as the trade war with the United States escalates.
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S. trade dispute escalates * Oil falls below $68 as rally fizzles * Major European markets shut for Easter Monday By Herbert Lash NEW YORK, April 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday, weighed down by Amazon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investigations by U.S. authorities into a group of Turkish traders and bankers accused to helping Iran evade sanctions could put Turkish banks' ratings under pressure if the situation escalates, Fitch said on Thursday.
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Especially with the conceal and carry laws recently enacted in Texas [which allow for concealed weapons on campus], I know professors and students alike are kind of nervous about, what if something escalates in class?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign exchange derivatives indicate markets are bracing for a fresh round of volatility in sterling, with investors ramping up purchases of options giving them the right to sell sterling if Brexit uncertainty escalates.
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On top of the physical labor that comes with repair and maintenance issues, there's also the emotional labor of having hard conversations about late payments and, if the situation escalates, potentially kicking your tenants out.
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State governors say their demands for more masks and other medical equipment are not being met, forcing them to compete with each other for critical supplies as the coronavirus pandemic escalates in the United States.
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Europe has found itself stuck between the United States and Iran as their dispute escalates, and officials are still working to preserve the 903 Iran nuclear deal that the United States withdrew from last year.
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The larger problem is that once one side figures out an effective way to throw a wrench into the procedural works, the other side then adopts and escalates that approach the next chance it gets.
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As the debate over fuel-economy standards escalates, automakers are desperately trying to forge a compromise between the goals of the Trump administration, which wants to weaken current rules, and California, which favors growing stringency.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday that the U.S. is preparing to relocate 1,000 troops from northeastern Syria as fighting between Turkish-backed forces and Syrian Kurdish fighters escalates.
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Tshibala's nomination escalates tensions ahead of a mass march his former party, the Union for Democracy and Social Progress (UDPS), has called for next Monday in the capital Kinshasa to protest delays implementing the deal.
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The list of companies terminating their partnerships with the National Rifle Association is growing as public outcry against the gun group escalates following the deadliest mass shooting at a public high school in U.S. history.
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The conversation quickly escalates: He feels Diamond is defining him through his sexuality and not giving him a chance; Diamond feels he lied, and it explodes into the biggest "reality"-style blowup of the show.
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Presidential candidate Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerAnti-Trump spice company is major buyer of impeachment Facebook ads: analysis The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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Billionaire philanthropist Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerAnti-Trump spice company is major buyer of impeachment Facebook ads: analysis The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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California's plan to take the Trump administration to court over the move further escalates the increasingly antagonistic relationship between Mr. Trump and the state on policy matters such as immigration, the environment and health care.
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California's plan to take the Trump administration to court over the move further escalates the increasingly antagonistic relationship between Mr. Trump and the state on policy matters such as immigration, the environment and health care.
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J.) and Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerAnti-Trump spice company is major buyer of impeachment Facebook ads: analysis The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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IF THE U.S.-CHINA TRADE WAR RE-ESCALATES The Fed was buffeted for much of 2019 by the economic uncertainty caused by the Trump administration's chaotic trade policy, in particular the U.S.-China trade war.
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The comments come as a war between Trump and Fox News escalates, with Trump repeatedly criticizing the network that was once his close ally and many of its most prolific hosts and contributors hitting back.
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The comments come as a war between Trump and Fox News escalates, with Trump repeatedly criticizing the network that was once his close ally and many of its most prolific hosts and contributors hitting back.
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Airbus is seeking airline support for a new 400-seat jetliner provisionally dubbed the A350-8000 as competition escalates with Boeing BA.N over the world's largest two-engined jets, airline and aviation industry sources said.
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Ms. Albayrak, a dual citizen of Turkey and Finland, was accused of violating Article 7/2 of Turkey's Antiterror Law with her article headlined "Urban Warfare Escalates in Turkey's Kurdish-Majority Southeast" in August 2015.
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They're pushing for the Senate to call witnesses that refused to testify during the House impeachment inquiry, including former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE and acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE.
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Democrats would need to peel off four GOP senators in order to call preferred witnesses such as former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE and acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday condemned comments by Germany's economy minister warning companies off investing in Turkey and said the country should "pull itself together" as a dispute between the NATO allies escalates.
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Her infatuation with the Reverend can be pretty cringe-inducing, but the scene where Wendy tells Titus how sad and alone she is — while donning a beaming smile as Titus's horror only escalates — is undeniably great.
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"Given Huawei's size and integral role in global supply chains, the consequences of US moves against the Chinese firm could be material, particularly if the dispute escalates," analysts at Investec Asset Management wrote in a note.
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The firm believes a global recession will come in about nine months if the trade war further escalates through the U.S. raising tariffs to 25% "on all imports from China for 4-6 months," Ahya said.
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"If this escalates into a trade war, and everybody hikes tariffs, then this would hit trade, production and employment," Zitzelsberger, who is head of trade union IG Metall in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, told Reuters.
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China said Tuesday its economy czar, Vice Premier Liu He, is preparing to go to Washington, D.C., this week for crunch trade talks, as tensions between the 2 countries escalates and the U.S. tariffs deadline looms.
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Chicago Fraternal Order of Police: We're sorely understaffed As frustration escalates over violence in the city, Kevin Graham tells 'America's Newsroom' that the police force is understaffed and overworked thanks to cuts made by city hall.
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A conflict between two men escalates into a shootout as everyone fights for survival, trying to pick off their enemies and get their hands on the suitcase filled with money in the middle of the room.
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All three have made it clear to varying degrees they see the hand of the West in domestic dissent at home, and as discontent such as that in Hong Kong escalates, such worries may get worse.
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Voices and sound overlap so you can't always tell where they're coming from, while the emotional rhythm of adolescence seems to inject chaotic shifts in mood and tone as the sense of horror and loneliness escalates.
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The comments, made by the industry minister during a meeting with GM Korea's chief executive officer (CEO), came as tension escalates at the automaker after the unit was unable to make bonus payments planned for Friday.
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China: Beijing on Tuesday said China was fully prepared to respond if a trade war escalates after Friday, the deadline for Trump's promised new trade tariffs on $34 billion in imports from China (The Associated Press).
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But now, as Firtash escalates his fight to avoid extradition, the Weissmann overture is being offered to an Austrian court as potential defense evidence that the DOJ's prosecution is flawed by bogus evidence and political motivations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A disappointing reading on Japan's economy, which suddenly seems to be faltering after two years of steady growth, raises the possibility that it is peaking just as trade friction with the United States escalates.
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Abiove said on Friday Brazil's road freight costs were rising due to measures to curb the virus, with part of the issue relating to truckers' reluctance to accept making long journeys as the health crisis escalates.
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And as this deliberate, involving film from the Maryland-based filmmaker Matthew Porterfield moves along, the young man frequently forgets his best intentions and escalates in anger and frustration every time things don't go his way.
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Companies ban business travel as outbreak escalates Big European companies have started to ban or restrict business travel for hundreds of thousands of employees as the coronavirus outbreak accelerates, my CNN Business colleague Hanna Ziady reports.
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Caterpillar's stock slid earlier this month due to concern about the company's business in China, as President Donald Trump unveiled new tariffs on Chinese goods — and threatened to add more levies as the trade war escalates.
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Trump's "two-pronged strategy" against Europe and China doesn't have the backing the president wants from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, which would be to cut interest rates every time he escalates trade tension, Cramer said.
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As Shinkai briskly cuts from one image to another, introducing characters as he jumps from scene to scene, the story gathers momentum that escalates with a fired gun, a sleazy villain and a rush to safety.
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Democratic presidential candidate Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerAnti-Trump spice company is major buyer of impeachment Facebook ads: analysis The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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Obama cites 'homegrown extremism,' escalates call for gun control It's been eight years since a 5-4 Supreme Court held in District of Columbia v Heller that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to bear arms.
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The subpoena escalates the Democratic impeachment investigation, which stems from the whistleblower complaint alleging Trump sought help from Ukraine's government to dig up dirt on his political rival and the White House sought to cover it up.
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In one hypothetical, a private disagreement between a man and his friend David is forwarded to a third party and posted online, which escalates to David receiving "unkind" messages, "vulgar" messages, and eventually being doxxed and threatened.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's producer inflation accelerated to a six-month high in June, lifted by strong commodity prices and threatening to put more pressure on the country's exporters as a trade war escalates between Washington and Beijing.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's Foxconn, a key Apple Inc supplier, reported a 30 percent jump in September revenue on Thursday, boosting expectations for solid product sales for the American tech giant even as U.S.-China trade war escalates.
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WTO procedures are designed to reduce the risk that a trade dispute escalates, by giving countries a chance to vent their frustrations in a controlled setting and by setting out the consequences if the rules are broken.
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S. TRADE DISPUTE THROUGH WEAKER ECONOMIC CONDITIONS POSES RISK * MOODY'S -IF US-CHINA DISPUTE ON TRADE, TECH TRANSFERS ESCALATES, ECONOMIC IMPACT WOULD BE MORE SIGNIFICANT, WITH POTENTIAL SPILLOVER EFFECT ON RATED CHINESE COS Source text: bit.ly/2L04L9C
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Monday his agency will impose new anti-subsidy tariffs averaging 20 percent on Canadian softwood lumber imports, a move that escalates a long-running trade dispute between the two countries.
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PARIS, March 11 (Reuters) - Pan-European stock market operator Euronext on Monday extended its offer for Oslo Bors, while keeping the terms unchanged, as its battle with Nasdaq for the control of Norway's stock market operator escalates.
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The days of unilateral action are past; when it comes to international cybersecurity, adherence to an outmoded dogma of 'an eye for an eye' escalates to a world of the blind in days, not months or years.
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Their attacks have driven Nigerian oil output to near a 22-year low and, if the violence escalates into another insurgency in the restive area, it could cripple production in a country facing a growing economic crisis.
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" Reagan's message to the public, selling his tough-on-crime measures, would then be beautifully simple, Sessions said: "We support stability and order; they wander about wringing their hands crying for the criminals while violence everywhere escalates.
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"Politically motivated cyber attacks in general thrive on making as large a media impact as possible and therefore it is expected to see these attacks whenever a political conflict escalates," FireEye cyber security analyst Jens Monrad said.
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The panel's mandate is to find ways for social workers to intervene in troubled families before violence escalates, and to ensure more abusers are held accountable in court for their acts, aides to Mr. de Blasio said.
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China could target a broad range of U.S. businesses from agriculture to aircraft, autos, semiconductors and even services if the trade conflict with the United States escalates, the China Daily newspaper said in an editorial on Thursday.
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Lawmakers are working furiously to try to approve relief for Americans, as the economic and public health crisis escalates in the US. The World Health Organization warned Tuesday that coronavirus cases in the US are accelerating rapidly.
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If the dispute escalates, however, Britain could request a so-called challenge inspection of Russian laboratories to look for signs of Novichok production — a measure that has never been invoked in the monitoring group's 21-year history.
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The subpoena, one of the few issued thus far by House Democrats, escalates a fight with Attorney General William P. Barr over what material Congress is entitled to see from the special counsel's nearly two-year investigation.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Liberals Clash Over Steering Off High Road" (Political Memo, front page, June 26): As any competent primary-school teacher can tell you, name-calling only escalates anger and leads to worse behavior.
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As the outbreak escalates across the country, organizers have postponed major sporting and entertainment events, schools have moved to online classes, and shoppers have gone on panicked sprees, buying supplies and emptying shelves at supermarkets and pharmacies.
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J.) and billionaire philanthropist Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerAnti-Trump spice company is major buyer of impeachment Facebook ads: analysis The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Collins, Murkowski: Too early to make decision on Hunter Biden testifying MORE (R-Alaska) said of the documents provided by Parnas.
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"Trade and the concern that as this escalates it continues to wear on confidence to a point that this actually causes a recession, that's what people are wrestling with," said Ben Phillips, chief investment officer at EventShares.
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Pence's appointment is seen as a compromise for now — giving officials time to assess their needs and see whether the crisis escalates, while allowing Azar to save face after less than a month as the effort's leader.
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The coordinated move from the Gulf states dramatically escalates a dispute over Qatar's support of the Muslim Brotherhood, the world's oldest Islamist movement, and adds accusations that Doha even backs the agenda of regional arch-rival Iran.
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However, if it is not extended the process escalates and can ultimately lead to the reimposition of sanctions that were in place under previous U.N. resolutions – known as a "snapback" – unless the U.N. Security Council decided otherwise.
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Nadler says he is not issuing the subpoena immediately, but Wednesday's action escalates the fight over Mueller's investigation between House Democrats and Trump, who has recently walked back his previous calls for the report to be released.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyTrump escalates fight over tax on tech giants Sanders's Massachusetts state director 'moves on' from campaign Senate Democrat's bill would allow sanctions for 'egregious' actions causing climate change MORE's (D-Mass.) Senate campaign.
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"Trade and the concern that as this escalates it continues to wear on confidence to a point that this actually causes a recession, that's what people are wrestling with," said Ben Phillips, chief investment officer at EventShares.
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The preliminary decision by the European Commission escalates a scandal that began in 2015 when Volkswagen confessed that it had equipped millions of vehicles in Europe and the United States with software designed to dupe emissions testers.
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Bean, who presumably knows that any danger she gets into can be sorted out by the city guard, escalates the fight, gets cornered, and in a last-ditch attempt to escape, scatters the gold on the ground.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China should focus on market reforms and avoid restricting access for U.S. financial firms if the trade war escalates and spills into the financial sector, said a lobby group representing global banks and asset managers.
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Democrats want to hear from acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE, former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE, Mulvaney's senior adviser Robert Blair and Michael Duffey, the associate director of national security at the Office of Management and Budget.
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Democrats need four Republicans to vote with them to compel the administration to hand over Ukraine-related documents and to call witnesses, including former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonGraham on impeachment trial: 'End this crap as quickly as possible' New Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight House delivers impeachment articles to Senate MORE and acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight Senate begins preparations for Trump trial Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE.
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If this escalates like it did back when Barack Obama first assumed the presidency, what actions would you take if this same thing happens all over again, just as in this example, you are taking over the presidency?
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Research on democratic collapse suggests that when parties compete over who can rig the rules of the game, it can produce a race to the bottom: eventually, the fight escalates so far that one party seizes power outright.
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"We still estimate oil demand growing at 1.2 million to 1.5 million barrels per day for this year, and see the risk of a slowdown in 2019 if trade tension escalates," ANZ Research analysts said in a report.
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This week's news that a federal investigation into Huawei had reached an advanced stage further escalates tensions after last month's arrest in Canada of Huawei's Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou on fraud charges linked to Iranian sanctions violations.
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Go deeper: The coming yearlong U.S. trade war with China (Axios) Talking Won't End Trump's Growing China Trade War Any Time Soon (Bloomberg) As trade war escalates, China intensifies role of state-owned enterprises (South China Morning Post)
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The economic outlook has deteriorated worldwide as the trade dispute between the United States and China escalates, a survey by Germany's Ifo economic institute said in its quarterly survey of nearly 1,200 experts in more than 110 countries.
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J.P. Morgan said equity markets could still be in for a few more weeks of pain before an eventual rebound, while Morgan Stanley said a recession will be here in 9 months if the trade war escalates further.
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The move comes after the Ministry of Commerce hit imports of the U.S. grain used in animal feed and liquor with a 178.6 percent deposit from April 18 as a trade spat between the world's top economies escalates.
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The president will then be faced with a choice: if he escalates, he must commit more U.S. forces to the quagmire in Syria, potentially overthrowing the Assad regime, risking conflict with Russia, and strengthening extremist groups in Syria.
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But Ken is a painter as well, and a man, and it is only a matter of time before he asserts himself in a way that escalates from questions to disagreements to a fiery lecture of his own.
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Apparel and footwear could be included in a new U.S. list of $100 billion worth of Chinese imports expected to be announced in coming days as the trade fight started by U.S. President Donald Trump with China escalates.
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The latest comments, made by the industry minister during a meeting with GM Korea's chief executive officer (CEO), came as tension escalates after the automaker was unable to make bonus payments agreed last year and planned for Friday.
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READ: U.S. escalates trade war with steep new tariffs on Chinese goods We should expect an intensification of non-tariff measures that penalize American firms and executives, says China-watcher and author of the Sinocism newsletter Bill Bishop.
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"While containers have been the rage for the last 18-24 months, the complexity that grows from this technology quickly escalates to an unmanageable level from an application connectivity and security perspective," writes Madrona's Somasegar in today's announcement.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - How far a row escalates between Moscow and the West over the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain does not depend on Russia, its Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told a news briefing on Monday.
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The CG short film, titled cunningly △▽, or, △udio ▽isual, takes strong-stomached viewers on a psychedelic trip that starts with a tiny blip in the airwaves and eventually escalates into a zooming trip through Christopher Nolan-worthy hallways.
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Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) will introduce the "Protect Kids and Parents Act" this week, his office announced Monday — the first Republican bill to directly address family migration separation — as global outrage over the Trump administration's policy escalates.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and Foxconn Technology Co Ltd have led a 2.2 billion yuan ($347.74 million) funding round in Chinese electric car maker Xiaopeng Motors as competition escalates in the new energy vehicle (NEV) market.
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Even if the president escalates his Russia scandal by clearing out the top ranks of the Department of Justice and dismisses Mueller, there is no reason to conclude that this will cause congressional Republicans to turn on him.
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The House Oversight and Reform Committee's action against Ms. Conway escalates the standoff between the Democratic House and President Trump as the White House stonewalls Democratic oversight inquiries, moving to keep the deliberations of its top officials confidential.
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As fear escalates, the middle and upper classes trapped in their homes are surrendering to their worst instincts — hoarding food, supplies and medicines without sparing a thought for the millions of poor who stand to starve and die.
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It's possible that this is because harassment often escalates to assault, and it is also possible that both experiences occur more often when schools don't discipline this behavior or create an environment where students feel safe reporting it.
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"If any of these geopolitical issues escalates, then things will get difficult," said Gais, who is seeing delays in investment decisions by domestic as well as foreign customers in Mahr's biggest markets: Germany, the United States and China.
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However, if the situation escalates and forces the UK government to move to "delay," it will advise people to work from home and avoid unnecessary travel as part of a population distancing strategy, government officials said on Tuesday.
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U.S. border: As the Trump administration escalates restrictions on asylum seekers, many migrants said that desperation had led them to consider treacherous and potentially life-threatening border crossings — by charging across the river, being smuggled across, or both.
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"The Oath" nicely escalates at first, with Chris -- a news junkie -- constantly reacting to alerts on his phone, rushing into the other room to watch fresh outrages on cable news, despite his wife's admonitions not to discuss politics.
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The White House pushes back against suggestions that Cohen implicated Trump in a crime, the U.S.-China trade war escalates as new tariffs kick in and sources say Saudi Arabia is calling off the plan to list Aramco.
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The protagonists are, in fact, finishing up a somewhat-awkward first date -- having met online -- when their worlds are abruptly shattered by a traffic stop that quickly escalates thanks to the trigger-happy cop into a fatal encounter.
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As the Trump administration escalates attacks on America's public lands, the Department of the Interior seems to have a particular hunger for destroying Utah's irreplaceable redrock canyons and a tragic obsession with undermining the integrity of the Escalante.
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The Trump administration is facing mounting pressure from fellow Republicans and other allies to end the practice of separating children from parents caught illegally crossing the border, as backlash over the enforcement policy quickly escalates into a political crisis.
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The prospect of an entire foreign policy team with political and commercial driven sympathies to Russia, even as Russian hacking into the election escalates in importance, guarantees a rough confirmation for all nominees and a foreign policy already delegitimized.
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Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiSondland emerges as key target after Vindman testimony Ex-Trump official's refusal to testify escalates impeachment tensions Five takeaways from US envoy's explosive testimony MORE (D-Ill.), a member of the Intelligence Committee, told CNN.
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Now, if this escalates, like it did back when Barack Obama first assumed the presidency, what actions would you take if this same thing happens all over again just as, in this example, you are taking over the presidency?
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The U.S. is considering Huawei-like sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision over the country's treatment of its Uighur Muslim minority, the latest effort by the United States to crack down on Chinese companies as trade friction escalates.
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Islamabad said on Wednesday it had carried out airstrikes in Indian-controlled Kashmir and shot down two Indian jets in its own airspace, capturing one of the pilots as the risk of conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors escalates.
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To better understand why force escalates the conflict and strengthens extreme ideologies it is important to understand the impact Western intervention has had on the Middle East, and the effects it has had on the citizens of the region.
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The FBI, working with the intelligence community, thwarts two such attacks in the U.S. As the conflict escalates, Iran initiates cyber attacks against key U.S. financial targets, such as online banking services, ATM machines, and credit card servicing networks.
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Islamabad said on Wednesday it had carried out airstrikes in Indian-controlled Kashmir and shot down two Indian jets in its own airspace, capturing one of the pilots as the risk of conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbours escalates.
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"They're going to be bearing the brunt if the civil war escalates as a result of their actions of an onslaught of weaponry coming in from outside patrons," Antony Blinken, the deputy secretary of state, told Congress last month.
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As the trade conflict between the world's two largest economies escalates and China and the U.S. fire at one another with sharp import tariffs, some have raised fears of another powerful tool of Chinese retaliation: its American debt holdings.
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But it escalates the already heightened tensions between the Democratically led House, which is seeking to delve deeper into Mueller's findings, and a White House and Republicans in Congress fighting to put a lid on the years-long investigation.
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