Analysts braced for a stampede for the exits from China.
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Other exits from the public stage returned us to the past.
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I need to see some exits from you to take you seriously.
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Both WhatsApp founders' exits from Facebook has been blamed on disagreements over monetization.
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The firm is still awaiting several large exits from some of its prospects.
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But this risks encouraging more exits from the bloc and possibly its disintegration.
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They also had almost 10% more profitable exits from investments, the study showed.
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Conrad's departure is the latest in a string of important executive exits from Snapchat.
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The exits from Alabama bear on the debate nationally between moderate and liberal Democrats.
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She was one of many high-profile exits from WeWork in the past year.
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That win combined with the exits from the race of former South Bend, Ind.
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The departure is the latest of several high-profile exits from the ride-hailing company.
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The Associated Press, however, reported that Alles's departure is "unrelated" to other exits from DHS.
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"None of the theoretical exits from this emerging crisis seem particularly likely," he told me.
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The retirement comes on the heels of other exits from the bank earlier this week.
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Amy Klobuchar, and the billionaire Mike Bloomberg upon their exits from the race this week.
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There has been no shortage of high-profile exits from the Trump orbit so far.
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Earlier-than-expected exits from the workforce may contribute to the share of retirees with debt.
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The plan included suspension of dividends on common equity, job cuts and exits from 10 countries.
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Affleck is eyeing the exits from under the cowl in every scene like an emo teenager.
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That could blow a hole in their budgets and potentially speed their exits from the exchanges.
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Wholesale has become increasingly popular in Brazil as the country slowly exits from a harsh recession.
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A man immediately jumped in to rescue her, and they both made swift exits from the water.
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Hunt and Tuivasa both use a little brute-force judo to lubricate their exits from the clinch.
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As exits from Grey's Anatomy go, Nathan Riggs (Martin Henderson) last episode this week was rather gentle.
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Grace Park is finally opening up about her and Daniel Dae Kim's abrupt exits from Hawaii Five-O.
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Telia's exits from Eurasia has left it with a strong balance sheet, raising expectations for generous shareholder payouts.
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His staff placed them at stadium entrances, at the exits from rest rooms, and at every concession stand.
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Early this week, Standard Life, Aviva Investors and M&G Investments each suspended exits from their property funds.
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Mr. Kinsley is as rational and appealing as one can be about our coming exits from this world.
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Julianne Hough is addressing her and Gabrielle Union's controversial exits from America's Got Talent after just one season.
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Once it exits from the cap, Rusnok repeated the bank was ready to intervene to smooth any volatility.
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There have also been some high-profile exits from insurers like Aetna, UnitedHealth Group and most recently Humana.
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Exits from the stockmarket by established firms—the second factor behind listed firms' shrinking ranks—are growing in number.
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Mr Draghi has heralded the most gradual of exits from QE, and it seems that markets have understood that.
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For context, Index Ventures has made a number of notable Silicon Valley exits — from Facebook to, more recently, Dropbox.
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Today, he's the chairman of ETF company O'Shares Investments and has seen successful exits from his "Shark Tank" investments.
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Serbian media reported that police sealed off the area near the home Saturday night and blocked exits from the city.
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Under the previous management Tesco made costly exits from Japan and the United States, and reduced its exposure to China.
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Long after President Trump exits from the political scene, undocumented communities in America will be suffering from his administration's actions.
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A vote on June 23 will decide whether the United Kingdom remains part of or exits from what 28-nation alliance?
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"I'm quite confident that we'll see potentially a lot more exits from the sector over the next little while," he added.
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She said that a federal agent sat through all of last week's proceeding, blocking one of the exits from the inside.
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Insurers' exits from Obamacare don't just mean fewer (or no) choices for the millions of Americans who rely on the law.
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Their exits from the event may also be due to the fact that Brazil is known for its sometimes overzealous fans.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) since their exits from the Democratic presidential race and would consider both of them for cabinet positions.
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Shortly after the company's purchase, Asprio's CEO Andy Chen left, kicking off a number of high profile executive exits from the company.
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It's also good news to those who have empathy, given how both men endured controversial and unceremonious exits from their previous roles.
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The Guardian reports that the collision took place on one of the two roads that served as exits from the festival's campgrounds.
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The company said recent market exits from competitors resulted in members being assigned to companies that are continuing to offer Obamacare plans.
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Their early exits from the presidential field could ramp up pressure on some of the other low-polling contenders to follow suit.
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While it sounds like a surreal way to die, this may have been one of the cleanest possible exits from the Cenozoic.
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Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election has created a stock buying frenzy and swift exits from bond ETFs and mutual funds.
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Some exits from The Conclusion will be heralded by shiny headlines declaring the acquisition of a startup by one the big tech firms.
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Also departing is WhatsApp Vice President Chris Daniels, adding to a string of recent high-profile exits from Facebook's product and communications teams.
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Cover image: Michael Cohen, former personal lawyer to U.S. President Donald Trump, exits from federal court in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Aug.
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Uber's drama led to a bunch of high-profile exits from the ride-sharing company, including the notoriously combative co-founder Travis Kalanick.
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Within the past two weeks alone, there has been chaos and unraveling, as well as three high-profile exits from the White House.
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Britain's withdrawal from its empire in the 1940s-60s required its civil service to negotiate exits from dozens of different territories, often in months.
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The departures are the latest in a string of executive exits from the fast-food giant, which is trying to improve its U.S. business.
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Its operating profit excluding exits from the commercial business rose to 308 million pounds ($13 million), driven by performance in its personal lines business.
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A police statement said the street where the incident took place, one of two exits from the concert grounds, had been closed for forensic investigation.
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High-profile exits from projects such as Edgar Wright's departure from Ant-Man and Ben Affleck leaving The Batman are a good example of this.
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Much of the reduced competition is due to exits from large insurance players like UnitedHealth and Aetna, which collectively exited the marketplace in 267 states.
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In both scenarios, the investment banks would be under the ECB's supervision once Britain officially exits from the EU and could continue their euro-operations.
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International financial regulators have also been concerned that a customer rush for the exits from a fund could trigger a destabilising fire sale of assets.
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Chiarelli has spoken to Epstein about their shared experiences, including their exits from Boston, and in Epstein's Cubs he sees a model for the Oilers.
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JumpStart saw significant exits from investments about four years ago, and now the goal is to have two to five exits across Ohio every year.
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Reuters witnesses reported a heavy police presence around exits from nearby Flinders Street train station, with trauma support and Red Cross workers in the area.
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Her departure is the latest in a series of high-profile exits from the State Department, including numerous diplomats and seasoned officials, during Trump's tenure.
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Ellenberger landed two cracking blows on the exits from clinches—so often a moment of lapse in defense among fighters—but ultimately was outmaneuvered and outstruck.
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As public outrage over Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough's controversial exits from America's Got Talent simmers, series creator Simon Cowell has announced a new charitable venture.
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Ex-America's Got Talent judge Julianne Hough has addressed former colleague Gabrielle Union's meeting with NBC on Wednesday following their controversial exits from the competition show.
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At the same time, exits from the labor force have dropped sharply, from 6.57 million in September 2015 to 6.22 million in March of this year.
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But after that a few days have passed and the dust has settled a bit, both Fischer and Thune reconsidered their hasty exits from the Trump train.
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It was an early success for the regional ecosystem and proved to be one of the most valuable exits (from a capital efficiency standpoint) for the year.
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BP Plc is considering the sale of its stakes in three Canadian oil sands projects, sources told Reuters, following similar exits from ConocoPhillips and Royal Dutch Shell .
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Some analysts have said that even modest exits from specific business areas could erode revenues at the investment bank, which generates just over half the group's total.
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They effectively bar the exits from the News Feed, ensuring users don't bounce from the app while waiting for a news article to load in the browser.
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"This Fund allows us to double down on our most successful businesses while enabling our investors, and others, to take full or partial exits from early investments."
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The end of 2018 saw several high-level exits from the office, but a spokeswoman for the office says all high-level, executive positions have been filled.
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" China also warned that when the U.S. "willfully exits from groups based on its own interests under the pretext of 'American First,' it becomes an enemy to all.
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Some economists worry about the potential for losses on the government bonds that the BOJ holds on its balance sheet when the central bank exits from quantitative easing.
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The move comes as a number of investment management companies in Britain enact plans to ensure they can sell to European Union clients after Britain exits from the bloc.
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Fujiwara's video shows an older man — presumably a relative — jumping in to rescue her, and they both made swift exits from the water with help from bystanders, including Fujiwara.
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This year, many current insurers announced their exits from the 2018 Obamacare markets months ago, some explicitly naming President Trump's threats about the cost-sharing payments as a reason.
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Kutcher said he doesn't mind waiting longer for exits from companies like Uber and Airbnb, because staying private allows them to do "far more" than they could as public companies.
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Uber's exits from China, Russia and Southeast Asia were billed as failures, but the ridesharing giant has already made billions on paper from those moves, according to its IPO filing.
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Rather than writing checks and hoping for big exits from the sidelines, Portillo and his team are working in startup offices alongside the founding teams to make those exits happen.
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The first seven months of Donald Trump's presidency have been marked by a series of high-profile exits — from Michael Flynn and James Comey to Sean Spicer and Steve Bannon.
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In the video, a gunman exits from a car at the front of the club and begins shooting, seemingly at random, into the glass facade before being tackled by security.
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The government is spurring a shift toward renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power with exits from nuclear power by 249 and coal-fueled power sources by 2000.
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The government is spurring a shift toward renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power with exits from nuclear power by 249 and coal-fueled power sources by 2000.
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Total assets under management associated with advisers' exits from wirehouses reached a record $190 billion last year, according to Echelon Partners, an investment bank focused on the wealth management industry.
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The government is spurring a shift toward renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power with exits from nuclear power by 249 and coal-fuelled power sources by 2000.
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It could be more evidence of the end of the &aposfounder&apos era in Silicon Valley: Here&aposs a look at other founders&apos less graceful exits from their companies.
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He's called in to hunt a gang of drug dealers who murdered eight cops and tries to trap the suspects by shutting down all exits from Manhattan — hence the title.
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But England supporters are taking nothing for granted after a string of disappointing exits from major tournaments — the team have not won a knockout game at a World Cup since 2006.
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His departure was the latest in a string of exits from the NSC staff under McMaster, who has reportedly sough to purge appointees of Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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If Britain exits from the union, it will damage the political idea — never more timely than now — that a nation can pursue a policy mission that benefits itself and its neighbors.
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Companies in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have not so far announced formal exits from Qatar, but Qatari trade statistics suggest their exports to Doha have plunged since the crisis began.
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We have had some great exits from our first fund [though], including [the social media monitoring startup] YouScan in Ukraine [acquired for an undisclosed amount by the Russian online directory company Yell.ru].
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We show a decade's worth of funding data, this time including all exits from U.S. companies with known venture funding histories since seed or early stage—some 5,275 liquidity events in all.
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Data from the research firm CB Insights indicate that among the 200 biggest tech company exits from 2009 to 2015, there was a roughly 70/30 split between enterprise and consumer firms.
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Sixty-nine percent of Swedes believed it was likely there would be further exits from the EU "post-Brexit", with 66 percent of Danes and 57 percent of Norwegians feeling the same way.
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But the Fed is expected to raise interest rates multiple times this year, and others around the world are contemplating their exits from collective monetary policy that is at record levels of accommodation.
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The number of global startup exits from 258 to 2017 has shown rapid growth, especially since 2014, a year that could be fairly tagged as one of the peaks in the unicorn cycle.
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Both men had public clashes with the president before their exits from the West Wing, and Bolton has authored a tell-all memoir about his tenure with Trump, scheduled for publication next month.
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To them, Mr. Schiller in effect had created a shelter of his own and blatantly flouted various ordinances, for instance by not having enough exits from the basement in case of a fire.
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That's despite intense rumors of a tie-up with Uber following a spree of global exits from the U.S. firm, most recently in Southeast Asia where it struck a deal with local player Grab.
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SAS's restructuring, and Sweden's and Norway's sale last year of part of their stakes in a first step toward planned exits from their longstanding holdings, could make the airline a more attractive takeover candidate.
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The newspaper report said KIA made "calculated exits" from investments it felt were vulnerable to a downturn in global financial markets as the world economy began to show signs of faltering two years ago.
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Once Britain exits from the EU, London would need to clinch a new trade deal with China, whose $11.3 trillion economy is currently more than four times as big as Britain's at $2.4 trillion.
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Furthermore, EU and British citizens were found to be speeding up their immigration application before the conclusion of the talks, for fear that it will be more difficult when Britain officially exits from Europe.
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Yet there is also a more fundamental reason for Nielsen's departure that gets closer to the heart of Trump's behavior and political strategy than almost all of the many, previous exits from his administration.
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In recent weeks, the firm enjoyed lucrative exits from its portfolio when Apple paid $400 million to acquire music discovery service Shazam and Softbank's Vision Fund put 460 million euros into user car marketplace Auto1.
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But the sale will provide a handsome payout for providers of venture capital there, who had started to gripe about the lack of exits from dozens of investments in the once-frothy Indian startup scene.
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Mr. Stamos' departure is part of several executive exits from the social network, which has been hit by scandals including Russian meddling on the platform in the 2016 presidential election and misuse of people's data.
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The bank's retreat from Turkey, where it has operated since 1990, would be one of the biggest exits from a country it has made in recent years as it shrinks its once globe-spanning empire.
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Between intermittent drizzle and drenching downpours, social workers climbed an embankment just off what they called the "zigzag" — an entanglement of roads and exits from the Henry Hudson Parkway and Riverside Drive in northern Manhattan.
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Instead, he is concerned that banks have reduced their roles in riskier areas of the bond market, making things more complicated should there be a rush to the exits from investors holding that kind of paper.
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Chin's return to the bank comes against the backdrop of some high-profile exits from its Asia investment banking business in the last one year amid a tough operating environment for global banks in the region.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' new central bank governor, Nestor Espenilla, warned of the potentially "far-reaching" impact of advanced economies' exits from their accommodative monetary policies, on his first day as the head of the bank.
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The dollar eased against a basket of currencies while sterling gained slightly on news that Prime Minister Theresa May had bought a bit more time to resolve when and how Britain exits from the European Union.
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"Improved growth and inflation prospects are allowing developed market central banks to sketch their exits from extreme accommodation at varying speeds," David Folkerts-Landau, group chief economist at Deutsche Bank wrote in a note to clients.
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That inability to generate alpha has played a large part in investors flocking to the exits from traditional, actively managed mutual funds and plowing money into passive exchange-traded funds, most of which track benchmarks like the .
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While Republicans have pointed to health insurer exits from Affordable Care Act exchanges as signs that Obamacare is in an irrevocable death spiral, executives at Blue Cross Blue Shield North Carolina say that's not the whole story.
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"New capacity joining the market is not sufficient to compensate for what is disappearing in the successive exits from coal and nuclear," said Stefan Kapferer, BDEW's managing director, in remarks prepared for delivery at a news conference.
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Add to that the chaotic flameouts of high-profile coastal startups like WeWork and disappointing exits from startups like Uber, and it&aposs not a stretch to see why some people are questioning the Silicon Valley model.
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For Willa Drake, first encountered as an 11-year-old doggedly keeping things together through her mother's various dramatic exits from the family, an early marriage offers a chance to build her own, more solid, home life.
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There was nothing to suggest that the teenager knew the child, police said Responding to the incident, the Tate Modern locked down its galleries, closing exits from the main Turbine Hall while police sorted out their investigation.
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Recent work by researchers at the San Francisco Fed suggests that, as of the end of 2015, these biases in entries and exits from the workforce were reducing growth in median weekly earnings by about two percentage points.
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NBK Capital Partners, which focuses on mid-sized companies in the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, has advised on investments of over $1 billion and has made profitable exits from 17 of its 29 investments, it said.
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CEO Arsen Tomskiy said they chose LETA Capital because it "already has the experience of successful international exits from companies' portfolios, including the recent sale of a stake in the Unomy start-up to the international giant WeWork."
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech National Bank (CNB) has many tools at its disposal - including negative interest rates - to face possible speculative money inflows after it exits from its weak crown policy, CNB Governor Miroslav Singer was quoted as saying.
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England progressed to the quarter finals of the World Cup in Russia courtesy of their first penalty shootout win in the competition, ending a decades-long run of heartbreaking exits from major tournaments and sparking mass celebration in London.
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Sterling bounced after suffering its biggest daily drop overnight so far this year in the London trading session after Prime Minister Theresa May bought a bit more time to resolve when and how Britain exits from the European Union.
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But while Trump's boiling frustrations with other top staffers have recently led to a spate of high-profile exits from the West Wing, multiple sources close to the White House said Cohn appears unlikely to share that same fate.
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Sean is young, naive, and more importantly, nervous as hell, so the game offering a million very understandable exits from an escalating situation feels a lot more natural than investing enough conversation points with someone to kick off a cutscene.
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Ryan Harrison and McDonald were the only Americans to progress to the second round of the men's draw with seeded Jack Sock and John Isner crashing out along with surprise early exits from Croatian Borna Coric and South Africa's Kevin Anderson.
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READ: Parents are begging Hong Kong police to let their kids leave a besieged university campus Police blocked all exits from the campus Sunday in an attempt to clear an occupation by pro-democracy protesters, and met fierce resistance from activists.
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The team has succeeded in the regular season, winning 22015-plus games in each of the last three years, but has made two consecutive early exits from the playoffs under the W.N.B.A.'s single-elimination format for the first two rounds.
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While the narration and the action are calm and icily collected, the story boils just under the surface with regret, intrigue, communication across different experiences and desperately trying to understand the scope of what we lose when someone exits from our world.
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The meeting came amid growing public outrage that Union and Hough's exits from the show were reportedly the result of a toxic workplace culture at the network's talent competition series, which is produced by Fremantle and Syco Entertainment, show creator Simon Cowell's company.
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The Golden State Warriors may be in the midst of a three-game winning streak, but uncharacteristic mistakes and early exits from some of the best players over the last week have resulted in less than dominant play from the defending champions.
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Last year saw the city reap windfall exits from the acquisition of companies like Dollar Shave Club, and has a number of promising e-commerce companies waiting in the wings for their moment under the spotlights (looking at you Honest Co., Thrive Market, et al.).
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The document presents guidelines for employers to "eliminate or minimize the risks to safety and health in mines," including proper ventilation, regular inspection of mines and equipment and multiple exits from the mine, as well as employees' rights to report hazards and access training programs.
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"I wouldn't be surprised to see a few of these weaker carriers slip further into difficulties and potentially see some exits from the market in the latter part of this year," Willie Walsh, CEO of British Airways and Iberian parent IAG, said in early May.
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" Last month, Robert Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, told the Senate that Mr. Trump "intends to initiate negotiations on a trade agreement with the United Kingdom" swiftly, "as soon as it is ready after it exits from the European Union on March 29, 2019.
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There have been many coaches and players, no longer here in France, who have described their exits from the competition as part of a learning process, a development plan, an episode in the growth of the women's game in their countries – and with good reason.
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Toshiba has already announced exits from its British nuclear power and U.S. LNG businesses as part of a plan to regain investor confidence after a 2015 accounting scandal uncovered widespread irregularities and forced it to recognize huge cost overruns at its now-bankrupt U.S. nuclear unit Westinghouse.
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The meeting came amid growing public outrage that Union and fellow judge Julianne Hough's exits from the show were reportedly the result of a toxic workplace culture at the network's talent competition series, which is produced by Fremantle and Syco Entertainment, show creator Simon Cowell's company.
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The meeting came amid growing public outrage that Union and her fellow judge Julianne Hough's exits from the show were reportedly the result of a toxic workplace culture at the network's talent competition series, which is produced by Fremantle and Syco Entertainment, show creator Simon Cowell's company.
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"Our current assessment is that the level of planning is uneven across firms and plans may not be being sufficiently tested against the most adverse potential outcomes - for example, if there is no withdrawal or trade agreement in place when the UK exits from the EU," Woods said.
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With three exits from the New Jersey Turnpike, Leonia offers tantalizing shortcuts through the community, whose suburban streets of Tudors and split-level homes make the borough feel a world away from one of the busiest bridges in the country and one of the biggest cities in the world.
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The meeting came amid growing public outrage that Union and her fellow judge Julianne Hough's exits from the show were reportedly the result of a toxic workplace culture at the network's talent competition series, which is produced by Fremantle and Syco Entertainment, show creator and judge Simon Cowell's company.
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The decline in C&I balances reflected planned C&I exits from relationships that did not meet required return targets or credit metrics, while the declines in auto reflect the company's desire to reduce lower-returns originations to improve returns on capital, a decision that was made two years ago.
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GLENN THRUSH: The counter-argument is Cruz--in terms of his mainstream acceptability, Cruz is probably at his apex because he's right now being--you know, if you looked at the exits from Wisconsin, so many people who voted for him identified themselves as an anti-Trump voter-- TIM MILLER: Mm-hmm.
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The company, which launched in 603, would seem to be a bit long in the tooth to warrant a seed investment round, but co-founder and CEO Cor Winkler Prins explained that the founders both had successful exits from previous service management startups and were able to self-fund the company all these years.
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Anshu Jain's decision to step down was followed by a number of high profile exits from the bank's key operations including Zar Amrolia, who was the bank's head of fixed-income and currencies business, Colin Fan, the bank's co-head of the investment bank and Michele Faissola, the head of the asset and wealth management business.
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Anshu Jain's decision to step down was followed by a number of high profile exits from the bank's key operations including Zar Amrolia, who was the bank's head of fixed-income and currencies business, Colin Fan, the bank's co-head of the investment bank and Michele Faissola, the head of the asset and wealth management business.
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Here are some key factors in this week's stampede for the exits from Argentina: President Mauricio Macri, the son of a wealthy businessman, quickly earned praise from investors after taking office late in 153 for revamping the government's economic statistics agency, regaining access to international capital markets by settling long-festering court cases with investors and lowering the budget deficit by cutting generous utility subsidies.
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Yes, but: Richard Potts, paleoanthropologist and director of the Smithsonian Institution Museum of Natural History's Human Origins Program, says he agrees the bone is "probably" from a Homo sapiens but adds the claim that it is the oldest may downplay other recent findings in East Asia and Australia that also support the idea of smaller, periodic exits from Africa or its bordering Levant region.
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A source previously confirmed to PEOPLE that a meeting between Union, NBC and America's Got Talent production company was happening this week The meeting came amid growing public outrage that Union and her fellow judge Julianne Hough's exits from the show were reportedly the result of a toxic workplace culture at the network's talent competition series, which is produced by Fremantle and Syco Entertainment, show creator Simon Cowell's company.
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It is a problem driven by an array of complex factors, including rising rents, a staggering shortage of affordable housing units, resistance to new shelters and housing developments in suburban neighborhoods, and, above all, the lack of a cohesive safety net for thousands of people struggling with mental health problems, addiction and, in some cases, recent exits from the criminal justice system that have left them with no other options beyond living on the streets.
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Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday night joked that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE goes through Cabinet members "like he goes through cheeseburgers and Aqua Net" in the wake of a spate of recent exits from his administration.
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"We intend to initiate negotiations with the United Kingdom as soon as it is ready after it exits from the European Union on March 29," U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said in a letter to Congress last year.
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Here's a look at Nadal's other early exits from the tournament: 2003 - Lost to Paradorn Srichaphan of Thailand 6-4 6-43 6-2 in the third round 2005 - Lost to Gilles Muller of Luxembourg 6-4 4-6 6-3 33-4 in the second round 2012 - Lost to Lukas Rosol of the Czech Republic 6-7(9) 6-4 6-4 63-6 6-4 in the second round 2013 - Lost to Belgian Steve Darcis 7-6(4) 7-6(43) 6-4 in the first round 2014 - Lost to Australia's Nick Kyrgios 26-23(26) 24-23 26-63(26) 215-15 in the fourth round 2015 - Lost to qualifier Dustin Brown of Germany 7-5 3-6 6-153 6-4 in the second round 2017 - Lost to Gilles Muller of Luxembourg 6-3 6-4 3-6 4-6 15-13 in the fourth round Compiled by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru, editing by Pritha Sarkar
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