The work authorization is not part of DAPA, but it flows from DAPA as it flows from any deferral of deportation.
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It flows from Brexit, it flows from Trump, and she'll try to get as much of her agenda done while she is unrestrained.
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Waters are drying up: flows from the Peace River have decreased 9 percent, and flows from the Athabasca have decreased a whopping 26 percent.
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I believe that we've benefited tremendously from global trade flows, from global capital flows, from free market economies and the trade system that we've had for the last 30 years.
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Today, they're bigger than foreign direct investment, they're much bigger than flows from bond and stock markets, and they're about three times bigger than flows from official sources like the World Bank.
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This follows a resurgence of migrant flows from northern Africa.
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That way, money flows from real markets to tax havens.
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This flows from his strong, sustained support of GOP voters.
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However, southerners rely less on financial flows from the north.
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This process flows from evolutionary imperatives to survive and reproduce.
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Freedom, as the activist I met implied, flows from domination.
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And whatever flows from that is gonna flow from that.
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The Trump presidency is a corruption that flows from corruption.
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And it includes the knowledge that flows from basic research.
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Under President Obama, net immigration flows from Mexico hit zero.
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The Susquehanna River flows from Pennsylvania into the bay in Maryland.
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The authors speculate that their misery flows from their crushed aspirations.
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Historic lava flows from both volcanoes are shown in light grey.
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And the chain-linked lack of accountability that flows from that.
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The power that women gained from that — everything flows from that.
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As our friend Andrew Breitbart reminded us, politics flows from culture.
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My interaction with Nordstrom consistently flows from one channel to another.
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The markets were also supported by fund flows from domestic investors.
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But a vibe also flows from the history in the room.
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But net cash flows from operations totaled €179 million in 2017.
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The Agus River, which flows from the lake, divides the city.
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IS THE PROBLEM LIMITED TO FLOWS FROM RUSSIA TO THE BALTICS?
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By contrast, our Keynesian central bankers claim prosperity flows from spending.
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"And they'll have increased cash flows from their existing projects," she said.
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Obama hasn't started with that objective and everything else flows from there.
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All this flows from the diffuse nature of the pre-referendum debate.
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A continuous stream of love flows from me to all of creation.
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This rule flows from the Supreme Court's decision in Associated Press v.
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In my view, the "why" flows from three formative experiences of millennials.
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The rich know that money flows from ideas and problem solving, he writes.
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One is ignorance, and the risk of perverse outcomes that flows from it.
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Last year cash flows from the automotive division rose 59 percent, VW said.
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Later that month, several people were killed by pyroclastic flows from the volcano.
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His power over Republicans is formidable, and flows from popularity among the base.
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How to survive winter and forest fires and mud flows from spring rains.
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These flows from developing economies are finding a home in the U..S.
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But senators' power — majority and minority alike — flows from the chamber's lax rules.
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A map showing road closures and location of lava flows from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano.
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The budget process itself flows from this principle, regardless of dysfunction among lawmakers themselves.
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"There is this stream of liability that flows from the ransomware attack," he said.
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The information that flows from your extremities back to your brain is temporarily disrupted.
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Experiments happen and information about how to solve problems flows from the bottom up.
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Pyroclastic flows from that eruption caused a tsunami that killed more than 35,000 people.
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Every year at this time, big money flows from New York City to the Hamptons.
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In addition to trade, it is highly reliant on tourists and investment flows from China.
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Over the weekend, the Army Corps of Engineers began reducing the flows from the lake.
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Population flows from Mexico to America surged from the early 1613s to the mid-2000s.
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"The timetable flows from the policy decisions that we need to implement," Mr Bolton declared.
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BANK OF ENGLAND SAYS WILL REINVEST MATURING CASH FLOWS FROM CORPORATE BOND HOLDINGS FROM SEPT.
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But compensating flows from other countries were so great that America's steel imports increased overall.
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Exxon and Chevron both reported their highest cash flows from operating activities in recent years.
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This is a reverse of the usual transcription process, which flows from DNA to RNA.
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In part, this steadfast support flows from the fact that Trump hates to admit mistakes.
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Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz previously reported that the "beginner's mind" concept flows from Zen Buddhism.
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Italian officials have visited Sabratha as part of efforts to block migrant flows from there.
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The bond would mostly be repaid with cash flows from nine projects in Saudi Arabia.
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Lava erupts and flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure, near the Puna Geothermal Venture plant.
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It all flows from Tyrion, and it all comes back to his enemies in time.
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They also dramatically change the seniority rankings and the political power that flows from them.
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The recent lava flows from Kilauea, which move relatively slowly, have not produced any fatalities.
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The future cash flows from stocks are not as certain as those from government bonds.
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I keep coming back to the lying because I believe everything else flows from it.
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He also suggested that Turkey could halt oil flows from a pipeline from northern Iraq.
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I think the desire to become a star often flows from an impulse to escape.
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There were also big flows from financial stocks, with a net outflow of $1.2 billion.
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That virtue flows from the show's creator, Peter Morgan, who does most of the writing.
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On one level the answer is simple, that water flows from higher areas to lower areas.
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Lava flows from Kilauea fill what was formerly known as Kapoho Bay on May 5th, 2018.
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With the new iOS application, you can now manage your previously created "flows" from your smartphone.
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The consultancy expected capital flows from China would continue to be restricted, irrespective of geographic location.
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"The money flows from one pocket to another within each of these giant corporations," said Wood.
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These are likely to contribute to negative FCF in FY17, despite improving cash flows from operations.
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Illicit money flows from Russia benefit American and European lawyers, accountants, estate agents and fund managers.
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Growth in Hong Kong is highly reliant on capital, trade, tourist and investment flows from China.
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In theory, all of Mueller's power flows from the acting attorney general, whoever that may be.
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If the marriage is a sham, so is the prestige that flows from her exhausted resume.
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Six of the top 10 ETFs in new flows from investors in April were bond funds.
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In Trump's view, success flows from him to the team, not from the team to him.
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"The timetable flows from the policy decisions that we need to implement," Bolton said in Jerusalem.
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The conclusion that Gonzales violated Justice Department rules about handling classified information all flows from that.
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When you see something, information flows from the eyes and to the back of the brain.
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Part of the disconnect flows from Trump's inattention to, and weak grasp of, complex policy issues.
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The sound of the analogue synthesizer flows from the speaker for two minutes, profound and healing.
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On the cash flow statement, rent expense was moved to "Operating cash flows" from "Financing cash flows".
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The scale, diversification and laddered leasing within KIM's portfolio provide for generally durable cash flows from operations.
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That means that all money that flows from them flows directly into the pockets of service providers.
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But so much of what flows from this White House are leaks of a self-destructive nature.
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In August Germany signed a deal to reduce migrant flows from Egypt, based on the Turkish model.
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The Baltics' proximity to Russia has traditionally made them vulnerable to illegal financial flows from their neighbour.
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That's what always happens when air flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure.
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The setback for the Dabbashi brigade creates new uncertainty over the control of migrant flows from Libya.
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DeMar DeRozan is an All-Star, too, but everything the Raptors do offensively flows from Lowry's abilities.
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Any slowdown in flows from China can have a big impact in real estate around the globe.
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And as I understand it, it flows from these fundamental assumptions of human nature and limited government.
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Developed countries facing demographic crunches should be far more welcoming of migration flows from the developing world.
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So far, he's said very little about how he plans to handle migration flows from Central America.
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That occurs when current flows from one conductor to another through a non-conductive medium, like air.
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Industry experts say it will be several years before significant amounts of crude flows from the projects.
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Of course, everything flows from Lowry, the most difficult free agent situation the franchise has ever faced.
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On the cash flow statement, rent expense was moved to 'Operating cash flows' from 'Financing cash flows'.
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Lava flows from multiple fissures have blocked roads and damaged dozens of buildings on Hawaii's Big Island.
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The president's ability to classify national security information flows from his constitutional powers as commander in chief.
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The Baltics' proximity to Russia has traditionally made them vulnerable to illegal financial flows from their neighbor.
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But the power to allow these immigrants to remain in the country flows from something more basic.
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I suspect his preference for Trump ultimately flows from a mistaken diagnosis of what's wrong with Washington.
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Lava flows from the volcano have covered 48 square miles (125 square km), according to the USGS.
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In April, Poland stopped oil flows from Russia after discovering that they had been contaminated with organic chloride.
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It's noticed by the window barista, who introduces himself as simply "Phillip," and the music flows from there.
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Based on its location in an oceanic island chain (like Hawai'i), you might expect lava flows from Brava.
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The first flows from the extraordinary unpopularity of, and frequency of unflattering news about, both major party nominees.
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Low levels of E. coli were also found in the Kahiltna River, which flows from the Kahiltna glacier.
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Flows from Norway to Britain were down by 14-15 million cubic meters due to the Kollsnes outage.
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The 20-foot lava wall was seen after active flows from fissures dumped the molten rock in neighborhoods.
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Creativity flows from a sense of play, and it's one of the easiest things to teach your child.
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A mixture of safe-haven buying and repatriation flows from Japanese investors has boosted the yen 10 percent.
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Both worked on setting an inflation target for India, a push rewarded by strong flows from foreign investors.
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The scene flows from a haunting duet into a rapturous trio when joined by Clara, the hotel maid.
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Everything else in financial regulation flows from the statutory foundation on which regulations and other requirements are based.
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Plastic waste now flows from our faucets, lines our beaches and pervades the seafood on our dinner plates.
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Tsuruoka said Japan Inc's strong earnings and fund flows from foreign investors would underpin the Japanese equities market.
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Economic, political and diplomatic muscle flows from a determination that staunching the bloodshed in Syria is a priority.
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"American strength flows from American energy, and as it turns out, we have a lot of American energy."
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Three lava flows from an erupting volcano are now flowing into the ocean off Hawaii&aposs Big Island.
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Private investors get a stream of proven cash flows from existing infrastructure over a fixed period of time.
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And new U.S. Geological Survey videos show the massive scale of the volcano's lava flows from the air.
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Liquidity sources include unrestricted cash, availability under revolving credit facilities and projected retained cash flows from operating activities.
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Other people, especially governors, can assume the legal authority over closures and public sacrifice that flows from them.
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As the Washington Post noted on April 1, US assistance has helped curb migration flows from El Salvador.
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The Silicon Valley flavor of this ideology holds that success in business flows from intelligence and hard work.
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Many residents have been evacuated as lava flows from Kilauea volcano have approached their homes near Pahoa, Hawaii.
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U.S. EXXON MOBIL BANS USE OF VESSELS LINKED TO OIL FLOWS FROM VENEZUELA IN THE LAST YEAR -SOURCES
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However, visibility on the impact to cash flows from domestic competition and regulatory changes, although improving, remains weak.
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In recent weeks, Greece has been dealing with a resurgence in refugee and migrant flows from neighboring Turkey.
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Flows from the 1955 #KilaueaEruption (red areas on map) showed area has HIGH hazard for future eruptions & flows?
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" Another dealer, from London, said, "This business is all about building relationships; the commerce flows from those relationships.
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In other words, the ash-filled eruptions and massive evacuations are unusual — but lava flows from Kilauea are not.
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Small, open economies face the additional complication that capital flows from abroad can interfere with their own monetary policy.
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Three trading sources told Reuters on Tuesday that were still no oil flows from Belarus towards Poland and Germany.
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Three trading sources told Reuters on Tuesday that there were still no oil flows from Belarus in that direction.
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Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, arrived in the capital the following day to talk about refugee flows from the region.
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Why this is happening: Much of this cost drop flows from the battery, says Nikolas Soulopoulos, a BloombergNEF analyst.
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The country's nuclear doctrine—Pakistan has possessed nuclear weapons since 1998—flows from, and winds through, all three tenets.
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Fitch expects leverage reduction via continued positive same-store net operating income (SSNOI) growth and cash flows from development.
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The investigation flows from my attempt to explain the FBI's involvement and my supervision of investigations involving Hillary Clinton.
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Lebanon has depended on such flows from its diaspora to finance the current account and the state budget deficits.
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This view flows from the understanding that the human person is made in the image and likeness of God.
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Much of this flows from actions taken in office knowing the whole world is watching for a cover-up.
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"It is fair to expect that there is a shift in asset flows from the financial sector," he added.
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Oil flows from the facility have resumed after being temporarily disrupted, an official at Iraq's North Oil Company said.
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Now, migration flows are concentrated on southwestern Europe with Spain and Italy seeing more migrant flows from African nations.
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Around 70 percent of Iraq's water flows from neighboring countries, including the Tigris and Euphrates, which run through Turkey.
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The specificity of the Quran's vision flows from this belief in the absolute and encompassing nature of the divine.
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Men strip naked and lather up in the gutter, where runoff flows from the country's only water treatment plant.
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DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — Life in Saudi Arabia has long been defined by the oil that flows from the kingdom.
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The result that flows from Dershowitz's approach to impeachment is more than a blank check for an American monarchy.
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For debt service, Osprey and AWOF effectively rely on upstream cash flows from their operating subsidiaries, primarily Anglian Water.
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"Money flows from where it's scared to where it's safe and it does so in a hurry," Cramer said.
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Around 70 percent of Iraq's water flows from neighboring countries, most of it along the Euphrates and Tigris rivers.
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Lava flows from the volcano have covered 48 square miles (125 square km), according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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And whether this strategy will deter family flows from Central America in the long term remains to be seen.
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The current crisis flows from a decision, in 2014, to temporarily source the city's water from the nearby Flint River.
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Lava flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure near the Puna Geothermal Venture on Hawaii's Big Island on May 211, 21991.
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Cooking is really fun and interesting and all that flows from it is at the core of who we are.
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We do not find the per capita measure as a fair assessment of gun flows from Vermont into New York.
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It suggests that something flows from the masks, from role playing, that will eventually fill out and complete the figure.
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The Tanzanian shilling could hold steady, supported by foreign exchange flows from the agriculture sector amid subdued demand for greenbacks.
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Dividend flows from its subsidiaries are expected to be ample and more than sufficient to service the entity's debt issue.
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A deeper objection to the attempted reconciliation of contemporary science and Buddhist practice flows from the nature of scientific storytelling.
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He says everything, including building products, selling to customers, and operating the business flows from hiring, training, and retaining employees.
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Lakhotia said the passive flows from the FTSE inclusion could be about $4.5 billion, but total flows would be more.
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Everything sort of flows from Thursday, even if the No. 23 pick itself isn't a universe-altering place to be.
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The August floods were caused primarily by overflow from the Brahmaputra River, which flows from northeastern India into northern Bangladesh.
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FDN has taken in more this year than any other tech ETF, over $2 billion in positive flows from investors.
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Oil flows from nearby Primorsk as well as Novorossiisk and Kozmino in Russia's far east were not affected, traders said.
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The growth of hot-desking flows from the growing number of businesses that use hordes of freelance workers and contractors.
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The consultancy compared estimated future cash flows from new drugs with total expenditure on developing and licensing late-stage medicines.
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But the case against a UBI flows from the premise that this much cultural change around work is effectively impossible.
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New Yorkers are lucky to live in a place where the so-called champagne of municipal water flows from our taps.
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Cedexis helps large enterprises monitor and optimize how their traffic flows from their servers, CDNs and cloud providers to their customers.
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But they activate a different signaling pathway, a route through which information flows from one molecule to another, than conventional opioids.
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The fundamental force driving this change—this pivot from defense to offense—is a shift in how power flows from technology.
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International fixed-income ETFs had greater new flows from investors in May than U.S. equities, at $26.5 billion, according to FactSet.
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Another regenerative possibility flows from studies which find signs of rejuvenation in elderly animals exposed to the blood of younger animals.
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Traders are expecting substantial currency flows from oil companies and exporters to start to trickle in from this week, they said.
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America's sanctions power flows from the dollar being the world's reserve currency, and the power this gives the American banking system.
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A lone tree is scorched by erupting lava flows from a Kilauea volcano fissure on May 219, 22018, in Kapoho, Hawaii.
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The wealth flows from his wife, Minnie (Isla Fisher), with whom he shares, on and off, a villa beside the ocean.
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By one theory narcissism flows from a developmental disorder called alexithymia, the inability to identify and describe emotions in the self.
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The supply flows from a vast protected area upstate, taking up to a year to get to an ultraviolet disinfection plant.
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To be fair, Klein focuses on a ramification that he believes flows from the AmEx case – not the central antitrust issue.
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It is important to keep in mind that there has been no actual disruption of oil flows from the Gulf region.
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"There's an enormous amount of unemployment that flows from that," said Paul Bingham, a trade and transportation analyst at IHS Markit.
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Everything flows from the double assumption that only finitude makes for ultimate meaning and that most religious values are unconsciously secular.
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Oil flows from Rosneft, for example, will be sold on to private "teapot" refineries that PetroChina and Sinopec want to squash.
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So much of the world as we know it today flows from events big and small that transpired 41 years ago.
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In this case, the temperature difference isn't a large one, meaning that heat likely flows from the dayside to the nightside.
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Most CEO decisions are not reviewable, because it is thought that what benefits the CEO flows from what benefits the company.
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The firm expected flows from hedge funds to keep prices elevated - even though it saw prices retreating later in the year.
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Chinese investors also sold $9.6 billion in U.S. assets, resulting in overall negative FDI flows from China to the United States.
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The growth of hot-desking flows from the growing number of businesses that use large numbers of freelance workers and contractors.
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There's something infinitely amusing about watching Jones bounce up and down in his seat as rhythmic gibberish flows from his lips.
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Between 2005 and 2014, uncounted flows from Bangladesh amounted to $61.6bn, according to Global Financial Integrity, an American research and advocacy group.
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On Friday, European leaders offered Libya money and other assistance to try to curb record migrant flows from the North African country.
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In an offseason with many difficult questions, ones that don't have clear right or wrong answers, everything flows from the Lowry domino.
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On the ground, the shape of a huge insect flows from one edge of Madotsuki's vision to another, like a moving mural.
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But OPEC crude output rose by 60,000 bpd to 30.21 million bpd, on higher flows from Libya, Nigeria and Iraq, it added.
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Instead, O'Rourke offered a holistic alternative to what he describes as the nastiness of Washington and the discourse that flows from it.
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Crude prices gained about 250.4% on fears that a U.S. military attack on Iran that would disrupt flows from the Middle East.
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Oil prices rose, with Brent crude up more than $1 per barrel, supported partially by the lower-than-expected flows from Kurdistan.
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Our inclusion in that number flows from our principled opposition to the damage that progressivism has already inflicted on our great nation.
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LIQUIDITY Host has a strong liquidity position that is underpinned by its committed revolving credit facility and retained cash flows from operations.
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Before then, however, population flows from the island were viscous–although the economic incentives for leaving were high and the barriers low.
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Regardless of the availability of cyber risk insurance for individuals, the threat to consumers flows from vulnerabilities within and across financial institutions.
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"A U.S. rate hike could trigger capital flows from Switzerland to the U.S.," Maechler said in a interview with Swiss broadcaster SRF.
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Liquidity sources include readily available cash; availability under the company's unsecured revolving credit facilities and projected retained cash flows from operating activities.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Global Switch generates resilient cash flows from a geographically diverse portfolio and maintains financial metrics consistent with the 'A' category.
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At this pace, the expansion can be fully funded by internally generated cash flows from sales of development properties and rental income.
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Cash flows from operations are projected to be in the range of $13.3 billion to $13.8 billion in 2018, the company said.
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Chinese bourses were subdued but Hong Kong stocks rose to 2118.66-month highs in moves attributed to flows from Chinese mainland investors.
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However, flows from the mines of Oruro and La Paz have increased, and UNICEF found thousands of child miners toiling there, too.
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This evasion flows from a collective national denial about the origins and nature of Muslim terrorism that has prevailed since 9/11.
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Contempt for the conservatives in Alabama will just justify their siege mentality and make the social disorder that flows from it worse.
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An energy flows from you to them, a mental breeze that is capable, almost magically, of moving things in the actual world.
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The notion has taken hold, they said, during a season when migration flows from Central America to the United States typically accelerate.
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This is a shame, because the informal technology alliances that currently exist lack the power that flows from an officially recognized union.
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The spike in risk aversion triggered massive stop-loss flows from investors who had held short positions on the yen for months.
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However, future cash flows from BHE's diverse portfolio of businesses are projected by Fitch to amply cover its estimated parent-only obligations.
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In 2015, Europe grappled with enormous migration flows from the Middle East and Northern Africa, on a scale unprecedented in modern history.
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Further, capital flows from U.S. and other foreign investors has slowed significantly this year, largely as a result of the trade war.
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But that transition carries a social cost: The sense of security created by the stability that flows from monoethnic dominance is gone.
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A model of flows from Hurricane Sandy in 2012 by the Stevens Institute of Technology shows how strategically placed sea walls might work.
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First, his reformist image helped attract copious capital flows from abroad, culminating in the sale of a 100-year bond in June 2017.
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That sensation underlies much of the angst felt in communities across the advanced economies, along with the political turbulence that flows from it.
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In this piece, I want to explore how much this "unlikely" conclusion flows from the zero-sum logic of our two-party system.
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At the same time, the election of Donald Trump as the U.S. President has sparked flows from emerging markets to the United States.
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The Diavata camp&aposs prefabricated homes can house 750 people, but its population has grown to 1,850 amid increased immigration flows from Turkey.
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Nielsen says she has met with "senior Mexican officials" to discuss how to "stem the historic flows" from both sides of the border.
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It plans to fund phase one with operating cash flows from the nearby gas field Tamar, as well as east Mediterranean portfolio proceeds.
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Location of the 2018 lava flows from Kilauea's eruption, which deposited twice as much material in the ocean as it did on land.
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" High earners believe money flows from ideas and finding solutions to universal problems, he says: "The bigger the solution, the bigger the paycheck.
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Ankara is concerned about potential refugee flows from Idlib in the event of a military operation, and wants to retain its influence there.
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Fitch believes this would reduce the need for Lodha to continue to fund its London projects using cash flows from its India business.
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It noted that in September, OPEC crude output had seen slightly higher flows from Libya and Iraq offset by lower supply from Venezuela.
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It flows from the well into a pipeline connected to another pipeline, and eventually to the heater or the stove in your house.
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Authorities have continued a multi-year clampdown on illicit capital flows from the mainland, taking aim at underground lending and illegal cash transfers.
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Operators are cautious about the resurgence of VIP revenue, which is highly volatile compared to the more stable flows from mass market customers.
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The stations can fill bottles at a rate of up to 1.5 gallons per minute, with water that flows from a recessed source.
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The orthodox policy response, especially in emerging markets that rely heavily on capital flows from abroad, may be to tighten the fiscal belt.
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Typically, my solving flows from one section to another, and I anticipated dropping into the middle after I got some of the northwest.
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However, those projections assume normal crop flows from where they're produced to where they're consumed, as well as the usual availability of substitutes.
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Kennedy's presidential library and free-market lore are the clearest articulation of the widespread benefits of growth that flows from lower tax rates.
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For one, there is no flow control — "which means that data flows from a fire hose," says Robert Roeser, co-founder of Netifi.
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This flows from an idea that the world's natural state is of clashing civilizations, an idea popularized by the scholar Samuel P. Huntington.
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It also this year launched a subsidiary trade bank in Mauritius, where BCP sees opportunities created by investment flows from Asia to Africa.
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Today only 2628 percent of infrastructure spending flows from Washington, with the balance provided by state and local governments and also private entities.
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You can hear the peculiar harmonic mystery that flows from this choice in an excerpt from Yarn/Wire's new recording of the piece.
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SILK: And that&aposs why we call him a sewer sucker because there&aposs so much sugar honey, I see, that flows from him.
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The Negative Outlook reflects Fitch's application of its 'Rating Investment Holding Companies' criteria, in particular the quality and diversification of dividend flows from investees.
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"ProSieben has subsidized a fabricated digital 'growth story' using cash flows from its TV advertising business and idle TV advertising inventory," the report said.
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How Money Flows From Amazon to Racist Troll Haven 8chan Speaking of 8chan, it's largely funded by affiliate fees from Amazon, Judd Legum reports.
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The reversal of bond-investor logic flows from the introduction of negative interest rates by the central bank, the Bank of Japan, experts say.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil markets were split on Tuesday, with U.S. crude was pushed up by reduced flows from Canada while international Brent prices eased.
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Again, the power to define the duties of lower court judges flows from Congress' power to create lower courts in whatever configuration it chooses.
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While diesel generally flows from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the east through pipelines, marine movements can be needed when those conduits are full.
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Lava flows from fissures on its flank have destroyed at least 220 homes and other buildings, and caused the evacuation of some 26,2300 residents.
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Outbound flows from Nigeria also continue to recover following a series of outages, and Angola's exports have rebounded from a brief dip in September.
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Everything is as remorselessly rational as it always is, or anyway flows from a front-office calculation that some executive believes to be rational.
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It's a key difference between power that flows from the state and the power claimed by militias from open carrying their military-style guns.
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Morgan Stanley, in a March 13 research note, pointed to an Inmarsat document on illustrative cash flows from a typical IFC agreement with airlines.
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Because the waning influence of economic analysis flows from the politicization of the agency and its search for relevance, the solution likely involves Congress.
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"Money flows from broader financial markets are powering this broader rally in oil," said Scott Shelton, energy broker with ICAP in Durham, North Carolina.
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All the energy for venture funds flows from LPs — the money goes from LPs to partners at funds, which in turn invest in startups.
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It also said the Commission's decision could threaten the stability of gas supplies to Ukraine because of possible interruption of gas flows from Poland.
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When he confronts justifiably angry members of Congress, he needs to acknowledge that responsibility flows from top to bottom, not the other way around.
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This "making" flows from an individual's dedication to constantly better him or herself -- first from within, and then in relation to the larger stage.
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The focus on sleep also flows from the team's holistic approach to player health, which encompasses, among other things, blood tests, meditation, and yoga.
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Traders said they expect reduced flows from Keystone into the U.S. futures trading hub of Cushing, Oklahoma to keep seasonal inventory builds in check.
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Similarly, Lessig's chapter on the media, in which he examines technology meeting market forces, reinforces the sense of dysfunction that flows from distorted incentives.
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She says your extended retirement will be far more enjoyable if you have a specific plan, one that flows from a sense of purpose.
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I was in Argentina last month and am in Peru now; in both countries I found people worried about the refugee flows from Venezuela.
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This year the rains failed, too, and a new Turkish dam threatens to reduce flows from the Tigris River into the Mosul Dam Lake.
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"All power flows from the king," said Bernard Haykel, a scholar at Princeton University who studies the kingdom and has met with Prince Mohammed.
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Strong imports from Europe have driven down flows from the Gulf Coast, said Matthew Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Last week, Exxon Mobil Corp banned the use of vessels linked to oil flows from Venezuela in the last year, affecting some 250 ships.
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The rating also incorporates Grupo Unicomer's geographic and format diversification, which have contributed to positive consolidated cash flows from operations (CFFO) throughout economic cycles.
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Secrets are "the very root of cool," one character explains, and so today's coolness flows from our modern secrets: rendition, black ops, Gitmo, Prism.
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So one view that flows from the opinion is the DPC should have done so — instead of spending years on an expensive legal fight.
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"Money flows from where it's scared to where it's safe and it does so in a hurry," the "Mad Money " host said on Monday.
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Rather, the impact on the Australian dollar flows from revelations about the country's financial sector and the fallout from Trump's ramping up for tariffs.
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The government also says it will monitor previously unchecked money flows from donors including prominent Saudi families to mosques on the Indian Ocean island.
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"Amazon is stepping up its investment in start-ups, and this has been made easier because of the increased cash flows from operations," said Aobdia.
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Linus Yip, Hong Kong-based chief strategist at First Shanghai Securities, said he is incorporating the growing "southbound" flows from the mainland into his analysis.
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If the Trump Effect has stimulated physical flows from international market to U.S. domestic market, New Orleans is where you'd expect to see the impact.
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Njoroge said there would be no turning back on the efforts to stem the flows from money laundering, financing of terrorism and proceeds from crime.
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The Nigerian naira is likely to remain stable, supported by dollar flows from exporters and the central bank's interventions in the currency market, traders said.
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About two-thirds of East Coast jet fuel demand is currently met by pipeline flows from the Gulf Coast, according to analysts at Energy Aspects.
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Sanctions against Venezuelan crude would mean the U.S. is restricting flows from "two OPEC countries with barrels that are not easy to replace," says Croft.
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Net capital flows from China were the primary driver of outflows with an estimated $96 billion during the year, intensifying from $70 billion in October.
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But few see a way to pick up and move to a place where the water that flows from the taps is clean and safe.
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By varying the voltage (or the field) at the gate, it's possible to control the current that flows from the source to the drain. Simple.
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Sears Canada said its cash and estimated cash flows from operations were not expected to be enough to meet obligations over the next 12 months.
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African countries have been changing their laws to accommodate Islamic finance in order to benefit from increased investment and trade flows from the Middle East.
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It has also gained from safe-haven flows from asset managers looking for a refuge from worries about the euro zone economy and political stability.
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Only iShares JPMorgan USD Emerging Markets Bond ETF (EMB) has amassed billions in new flows from investors, $25.4 billion through May 219, according to XTF.com.
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All coverage flows from this inevitable finale; it clouds all perspectives and creates a hysterical environment that leaves no space for anything but rigid positions.
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Flows in the short term are actually quite modest, probably about $12-14 billion of flows from active and passive in year one after inclusion.
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Crude prices slipped on Thursday, giving up early gains as investors took profits on a rally triggered by potential disruption to oil flows from Iran.
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But those goals would add to the cost of tax reform and not fit the "pro-growth" philosophy that flows from cutting marginal tax rates.
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HELSINKI/OSLO (Reuters) - Finland and Norway sought to ease migrant flows from Russia, as tensions over Europe's refugee crisis spread to the continent's northernmost frontiers.
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By 1944, this number grew to 17.5 million acre feet per year with the addition of water deliveries to Mexico and flows from Arizona tributaries.
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Lava flows from the volcano, one of five on the island, have covered 48 square miles (125 sq km), according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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And since money always flows from surplus to deficit units, these excess savings will go to deficit countries in exchange for financial and real assets.
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The U.S. dollar index has risen more than 20 percent since mid-2014 as a relatively robust U.S. economy attracted investor flows from other regions.
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On Friday, June 2000 President Trump announced that a deal had been reached with Mexico to address the problem of migration flows from Central America.
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A Kantian test for assessing an action is to consider whether it flows from a principle that you'd have reason to want everyone to follow.
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Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias summoned the Turkish ambassador on Friday to "express Greece's deep discontent" with the rise in flows from Turkey, diplomatic sources said.
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Lake Okeechobee was historically the source of water for the Everglades, although flows from the lake are now controlled and serve several purposes, including agriculture.
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The book flows from reporting for The Times by Sanger and his colleagues, who have had access, and volunteer informants, that lesser publications rarely enjoy.
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He challenged orthodoxy and challenged the abuse of power in any form -- and the arrogance that flows from it -- empowering others to do the same.
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Also, relatively little information flows from one of the world's largest pharmaceutical markets to the WHO database of over 12 million suspected adverse drug reactions.
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The Mekong is a 2,700-mile-long river that flows from the Himalayas into the South China Sea, winding through six different countries along the way.
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The plan would reverse the flow of fuels on a section of Buckeye's 350-mile Laurel Pipeline, which currently flows from the East Coast to Pittsburgh.
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Yet "recent developments abroad suggest some risk to the downside," she added, highlighting the possibility that rising U.S. rates prompt more capital flows from emerging markets.
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Because the quota laws were passed in the early 1920s, but were based on immigration flows from 1890, they actually rolled back immigration from certain countries.
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All this hysteria flows from England's sole World Cup victory in 1966, which in the past half-century has taken on the glow of divine intervention.
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In a cell, genetic information flows from DNA to RNA and then to proteins, with the RNA acting as a sort of arbitrar between the two.
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Prudential's European asset manager M&G had a tougher year, with retail net outflows more than offsetting positive flows from institutional new business, the group said.
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In our view, VimpelCom cannot reasonably expect any cash flows from this subsidiary in the short to medium term as WIND will remain focused on deleveraging.
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The trade balance is the largest element in a country's "current account," which sums up flows from all its international transactions for a given time period.
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Managing the world's stock of refugees is one thing; dealing with sudden flows from conflict areas that can strain economies, infrastructure and social cohesion is another.
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Most of the output decline was in Ohio, where flows from the Blue Racer system in Monroe County to Dominion Transmission were down about 0.3 bcfd.
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" "…surrounded by enemies and spies catching and perverting every word that falls from my lips or flows from my pen, and inventing where facts fail them.
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SHANGHAI, May 23 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's benchmark index inched up to a fresh 22-month high on Tuesday, buoyed by strong money flows from mainland China.
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Another pathway flows from the pressure that migrants might place on resources, services, and the economy of receiving geographies, which also can act to undermine security.
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Among the less educated, anxiety flows from and inflames a growing sense that the structures of society are built for the exploitation of people like themselves.
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The Brahmaputra river, which flows from the Himalayas into India and then through Bangladesh, has burst its banks, swamping more than 1,800 villages in the state.
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I would not have learned this history without getting involved, would not have a nation I could connect to the water that flows from my taps.
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Yet the whole thing flows from beginning to end like a short film — seamlessly taking us through the weird and captivating world of Tierra Whack's mind.
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The Crown's Privy Purse — or private income — flows from the Duchy of Lancaster, a private estate that's been passed down from monarch to monarch since 1399.
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THE ARTERIES through which oil flows from Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest exporter, to consumers across the world have always been the most tempting of targets.
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Their presence together creates the potential for both fireworks and diplomatic moves to calm the tensions that have threatened to disrupt oil flows from the region.
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Editors' Choice Imagine a world where power literally flows from women's hands, where the mere touch of a woman's fingers can shock, stun and ultimately kill.
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Highly choppy trade could continue towards the end of month, when there tend to be large flows from corporate and investors to hedge their currency exposures.
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They say the crisis flows from generations of discriminatory government policies and racism in reservation border towns like Hardin that devalue Native women's lives and deaths.
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As more money flows from TV into streaming TV, a number of adtech firms including SpotX are racing to help publishers make money from OTT content.
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And Mr. Biden's standing in the race flows from his role as Mr. Obama's steadfast defender, with his lead built on strong support from African-Americans.
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The money that flows from Aramco's oil wells to state coffers is the linchpin of a social contract between the ruling royal family and average Saudis.
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Every day it becomes ever more clear that it is right and just to doubt the legitimacy of this regime and all that flows from it.
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And with lava flows from Kilauea not showing any signs of slowing down, the residents of this beleaguered community can only hope this angry monster calms soon.
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Fitch assumes MPM Finance's debt will be serviced by cash flows from the repayment of financing receivables, and that MPM Finance is able to raise funds independently.
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In the first episode, Getty shows his grandson, John Paul Getty III (Harris Dickinson), how money flows from sector to sector of his business, without being taxed.
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Earlier this week the U.S.-China Economic and Security Commission issued an updated report on "Fentanyl Flows from China", an increasingly contentious issue in U.S.-China relations.
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You can see the flow over time from various places and then go back and look at the flows from a particular country in a given decade.
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"Extra flows from the Bakken help replenish Cushing storage and offset some of the impact of Permian barrels redirecting" to the Gulf Coast, one U.S. trader said.
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In many states future cash flows from tobacco settlements were sold to investors in return for a onetime cash payment that disappeared into one-off government spending.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he is still considering using sanctions to block a controversial pipeline that would increase natural gas flows from Russia to Germany.
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Kilauea, Hawaii's most active volcano, erupted on Thursday and lava flows from fissures have destroyed at least 36 structures and caused the evacuation of about 2,000 residents.
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The dollar has risen 2.5 percent since July on expectations interest rates will soon rise further and on safe-haven flows from the U.S.-China trade war.
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Resumed flows from Kirkuk will lift this to 450,000-500,000 bpd, but short of the 700,000 bpd the Kurdish region had exported at some point last year.
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For example, evaporation and subsequent moisture flows from large-scale irrigated farming in India contribute up to 40% of rainfall in East Africa, according to the paper.
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Oil prices were mixed, with reduced flows from Canada pushing up U.S. crude while Brent sagged on the back of weaker Asian stocks and the dollar's bounce.
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THOUGH the most abundant supply of fresh water in the world is on their doorstep, the residents of Flint, Michigan cannot drink what flows from their taps.
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PWON's rating reflects its robust investment property portfolio, which allows it to generate strong cash flows from operations, as well as its significantly higher recurring cover ratios.
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Crude flows from two key shale basins to the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude futures slowed in March due to winter production outages, dealers said.
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The iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG) saw outflows of near $8.83 billion, shifting its year-to-date flows from being positive to negative overall.
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This is also a fight of two gyms, the Academy versus the Cellar, in a Twin Cities rivalry that flows from promotion to promotion across the Midwest.
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As one of the most open and free economies in the world, Hong Kong's growth is highly reliant on capital, trade, tourist and investment flows from China.
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The decision to divest Postbank is an about-face from trying to balance Deutsche Bank's volatile investment banking income with more stable revenue flows from retail banking.
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A few hours later, two active lava flows from fissures near Kilauea Volcano joined together into one flow near Highway 137, according to Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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"Once we get past the middle of March and (flows from) exporters and repatriation abate, the dollar will probably gradually show firmness against the yen," Okagawa said.
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The Hong Kong market has also been a heavy recipient of investment flows from Chinese investors seeking exposure to the offshore yuan, China's H-shares and bonds.
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But, in 2014-2015, flows from the Pu'u O'o crater, higher up along the Kilauea's East Rift Zone, advanced over 20 miles toward the town of Pahoa.
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If cash flows from property sales related to Global Era are booked, then Fitch expects leverage may decrease along with any improvement in the core concessionaire business.
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My extensive coauthored research in pioneering, startups, innovation and creativity suggests that such success flows from unusual talent, extreme effort, extraordinary risks and relentless persistence against failure.
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"Depending on how this sale process plays out, this adds to our concern on penetration of German-EU flows from potential low-cost carrier competition," they said.
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Normally, blood flows from the heart into arteries and then to tiny capillaries, where the circulation slows and the nutrients and oxygen can move into the tissues.
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The case is especially compelling once we recognize that we live in a world where capital flows from country to country, seeking the highest after-tax return.
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"There is no prosperity at all that flows from putting up trade walls or higher taxes on traded goods," Mr. Ciobo told local media earlier this week.
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"Originality is the bedrock of the hobby, and it all flows from there," said Peter Spaeth, a lawyer in Boston who is an avid collector of cards.
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" Part of the issue, family lawyers said, flows from the guiding principle in family court: all decisions are made to serve the "best interests of the children.
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Highly choppy currency trade could continue towards the end of month, when there tend to be large flows from corporate and investors to hedge their currency exposures.
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A mix of growth/valuation, stabilizing equity demand and potential asset re-allocation flows from property could bring a bounce late in the first quarter, he said.
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Heat flows from Earth and into the air, and then from the air through the thermoelectricity generators and into the disk, which then radiates the heat upwards.
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Kean said the new tactics include the October 2016 incident in which activists in several states disrupted crude flows from cross-border pipelines by shutting emergency valves.
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Indeed, virtually any sensible new spending on the poor will likely be precluded by the huge growth of budgetary red ink that flows from the tax cuts.
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The strategists run through the list of catalysts that include dovish Federal Reserve policy and a domestic economy that is attracting capital flows from around the world.
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Remittances by diasporic Kenyans have soared in recent years, driven by increased flows from the United States and Canada, and become a central peg of the economy.
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However Fitch believes cash flows from the life science business are more vulnerable, given the commodity nature of products, intense competition and the inherent cyclicality of the business.
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Morocco became the main launchpad for Europe-bound migrants in July after Italy took a tougher line and EU aid to the Libyan coastguard stemmed flows from Libya.
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The Hong Kong market has also been a heavy recipient of investment flows from Chinese investors seeking exposure to the offshore yuan CNH=, China's H-shares and bonds.
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Compensation has been sliding on Wall Street ever since post-financial crisis rules crimped risk taking and as automation and electronic trading take over more flows from clients.
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Prices of risky assets, such as shares or emerging-market bonds, tend to move in lockstep with the weight of global capital flows from rich to poor countries.
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"This bears watching; I would suspect the negative flows from high yields is more of a one-week aberration than the reversal of the current trend," Keon said.
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According to Morgan Stanley, most loans last year came from regional banks, commercial mortgage-backed securities (bonds backed by cash flows from commercial property), national banks and insurers.
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Over the past decade, ultra low interest rates, limited housing supply and large capital flows from mainland Chinese buyers have pushed housing prices up more than 200 percent.
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T. Rowe Price had positive net flows from 2008 through 2015 but has been in a negative net flow position in the past three years, according to Morningstar.
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EU leaders and Turkey are due to meet again on Thursday and Friday to seal a deal to stem illegal migrant flows from Turkey to Europe through Greece.
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"A refugee's relationship with the agency flows from the government, not from an independent relationship between the refugee and the resettlement agency," the government said in its brief.
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DeepMind has had to spend months cleaning up data flows from a British hospital, the Royal Free, for instance, and has not yet delivered any AI-driven insights.
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Any resumption of serious migrant flows from Turkey would be a big political issue in Europe, where opposition to immigration has fueled the rise of right-wing parties.
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The government froze Szlavik's bank accounts in 2013 as part of a criminal probe into the money flows from Gabon, although Szlavik was not charged with a crime.
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And the dams lower down could worsen the problem; the clear, "hungry" water that flows from them in spates will carry away existing sediment in riverbanks and riverbeds.
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Also, crude flows from two key shale basins to the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude futures slowed in March due to winter production outages, dealers said.
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EFG Hermes said the bank would be one of the main beneficiaries of flows from all investor types given its weight in local, regional and emerging market indexes.
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It seems to me that his story is essentially the story of the corruption that flows from the pact that college administrators make with big-time sports programs.
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Refugee flows from Muslim-majority nations dropped by 94 percent from January to November 2017 and visas to Muslims—both immigrant and temporary visas—fell precipitously as well.
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As one of the most open and free economies in the world, Hong Kong's growth is also highly reliant on capital, trade, tourist and investment flows from China.
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The Avengers said the attack hit Agip's major crude oil line but oil traders said there was no immediate indication that flows from Brass River had completely stopped.
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Even a shallow dive into modern political science demonstrates that only Kool-aid flows from the democratic fountain; elections do not do what most people believe they do.
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Gas flows from Europe's second-largest gas supplier after Russia were at more than 330 million cubic metres per day on Monday, broadly unchanged from the previous day.
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Highly choppy currency trade could continue until the end of the month, when there tends to be large flows from corporate and investors to hedge their currency exposures.
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At the same time, Gaza does not have sufficient sewage treatment facilities, so roughly 100 million liters of raw sewage flows from Gaza every day into the Mediterranean.
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Last week, markets were thrown for a loop after news reports that the White House was discussing whether to limit flows from Chinese investors into the United States.
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In just under two months, Trump could scrap the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Iran, which could disrupt oil flows from OPEC's third-biggest producer.
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The first half was marked by the launch of a subsidiary trade bank in Mauritius where the BCP sees opportunities created by investment flows from Asia to Africa.
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The company's cash and estimated cash flows from operations were not expected to be enough to meet obligations over the next 12 months, it said in a statement.
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So too can the fact that all her music — from its fetching melodies and shadowy harmonies to the synergistic resolve of her bands — flows from her careful engineering.
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"This time it is more challenging than usual because of the trade tensions and because of capital flows from emerging markets to countries normalizing monetary policy," she added.
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It was Tibbetts Brook, a stream that flows from north of White Plains and then vanishes at the south end of a lake in Van Cortlandt, near 242nd Street.
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Its financial profile, excluding SZE, was net-cash positive at end-2016 due to large cash in-flows from the government to compensate for making Longda Expressway toll-free.
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I can see why you think The Boy with the Arab Strap is the most cohesive album front-to-back but this album really flows from song to song.
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Earlier this month, SolarCity raised $305 million by selling future cash flows from a portfolio of solar projects to a fund advised by billionaire investor George Soros's hedge fund.
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SINGAPORE, June 22 (Reuters) - A unit of Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings issued on Wednesday $510 million worth of bonds backed by cash flows from 34 private equity funds.
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To help keep moving an economy in which more than one in four dollars flows from the federal government, Mr Northam is also planning additional initiatives in job training.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - In the opinion of Russian officials, the oil contamination crisis that disrupted flows from the world's second-largest exporter of crude this spring is long over.
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Lava flows from the volcano have swallowed some 600 homes on the Big Island of Hawaii in the past month in the island's most destructive eruption in modern times.
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Nor will the bottled-water industry have much impact on the volume of water that flows from Tibet—a crucial source for neighbouring countries as well as China itself.
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The combination of a new pipeline running from the hub to Memphis, along with reduced flows from TransCanada's Keystone pipeline, has more than halved supplies at Cushing since November.
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The North Family controls a lucrative cocaine route along the Solimoes, a branch of the Amazon that flows from Colombia and Peru, the world's top two cocaine-producing nations.
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He also noted that Ukraine will face pressure from liquefied natural gas imports into Europe, flows from the Caspian Sea and perhaps supplies from Mediterranean fields currently being explored.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS The ratings could be upgraded if GFH demonstrates a track record of stable profitability and cash flows from a business model less dependent on capital gains.
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Ongoing tension in the Middle East has kept a bid under the market, however, as reduced flows from the Iraqi Kurdish pipeline through Turkey have raised worries about supply.
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"The auction is expected to bring in some flows from offshore investors and we also anticipate some significant conversions from charities," said a trader from a leading commercial bank.
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"Our Article I branch of government, the Congress (that's me), is utterly supine in the face of the moral vandalism that flows from the White House daily," Flake continued.
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An Italian academic study shows government cash flows from 1951 to 2014 added the equivalent of a whopping 10 to 22 percent to annual GDP in the depressed region.
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But a true political talent (like Bill Clinton in 1992) can make voters feel like the candidate is telling them something fresh and different that flows from the heart.
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The index weighting will be small but some expect money flows from Hong Kong into China via the stock connect scheme on those days may breach the daily quota.
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Production in Libya, which remains unstable due to unrest, edged lower after a suspected act of sabotage briefly stopped flows from Waha Oil Co.'s fields, industry sources said.
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In Greece, the frontline of refugee flows from the Middle East into Europe, doctors have feared a serious outbreak of disease in Moria even before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Dr. Valenzuela said an uptick in detentions and removals in recent weeks was not necessarily indicative of intensified enforcement, but rather more linked to increased flows from Central America.
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Much of the water that supplies Gauteng, the province that includes Johannesburg, Pretoria and much of the South Africa's industry, flows from the Katse and Mohale dams in Lesotho.
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Turkey has committed to end irregular migration flows from Turkey to the EU and ensure improved reception conditions for refugees in Turkey, in exchange for support from the bloc.
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The defense of the Dodd-Frank Act flows from the answers to three basic questions: Hasn't the extra capital required by the Dodd-Frank Act made the system safer?
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But the most prominent feature here, by far, is the stream itself, which flows from a pond at one end of the property and curls gently through the land.
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European soccer is willing to see the benefits of its power — the wealth that flows from it — but it has, thus far, refused to accept any of the responsibility.
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PulteGroup also said it plans to slow land acquisition, and use cash flows from operations to help fund repurchase of $1.5 billion of shares over the next six quarters.
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"There appears to be little historical evidence suggesting that the New York Times actual-malice rule flows from the original understanding of the First or Fourteenth Amendment," he wrote.
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"Unless the (Turkish) government takes all the necessary actions to strengthen security in the country, tourism flows from these markets will not be sufficient to revive the sector," Popova said.
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And the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector took in more than $1 billion in net flows from investors in November, the fourth most-popular sector bet in the month of November.
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On Monday, the Lausanne-based International Institute for Management Development (IMD) said the IOC should give "more complete and thorough information on the processes and financial flows from Olympic Solidarity".
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LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) - * BBL's Britain-Netherlands gas pipeline will undergo maintenance and construction work to enable reverse flows from May 15 to June 30, BBL said on its website.
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Plans put the dam on the Nenskra river, using additional flows from the Nakra river brought in via a tunnel that would cut through the mountain separating the two communities.
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Analysis from Gavekal showed cash flows from financing for private firms picked up in the first quarter of this year after nearing zero in the fourth quarter of last year.
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Oil futures rose 1% on Friday, bringing their gains on the week up to 10%, on fears the United States could attack Iran and disrupt flows from the Middle East.
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Two new pipelines transporting crude from the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico to the coast have reduced flows from West Texas to Cushing, traders and analysts said.
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Gold-backed ETF assets under management grew 15% last month, the largest monthly increase in 7 years, with flows from North America, Europe and Asia all rising during the month.
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Two main factors determine inheritance flows from one generation to the next: the amount of wealth in an economy; and the rate at which the owners of that wealth die.
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Even if you're deeply familiar with Star Wars and its history, the book largely flows from Lucas' contemporary interviews, providing a deeply insightful look into how the films came together.
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Through her investigation into how money flows from companies and trade groups to labs, she shows how pervasive the problem is — and why it's distorting how we think about health.
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Emerging markets faced a whopping net $735 billion in capital outflows in 2015, including unrecorded flows from net errors and admissions, the IIF, a global financial industry association said Wednesday.
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The explosion on Tuesday killed one person and injured at least 18 others, prompting Italy to declare a state of emergency as flows from the strategic site were cut off.
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Emerging markets faced a whopping net $22010 billion in capital outflows in 230, including unrecorded flows from net errors and admissions, the IIF, a global financial industry association said Wednesday.
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While historical data show that emotional well-being ebbs and flows from generation to generation, Twenge has been shocked by how abruptly and starkly iGen began showing signs of distress.
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The other, which flows from this, is that big cities in Europe and America will have to get used to a long campaign of terror in which all are targets.
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EU leaders and Turkey are due to meet again on Thursday and Friday to seal a deal to try to stem illegal migrant flows from Turkey to Europe through Greece.
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Many analysts had long predicted a steep fall in the Aussie but the currency had found support from a run of strong local data and fund flows from carry trades.
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Visitors who flocked to the California park last week, many with cameras in tow, have not been disappointed by the glowing transformation of Horsetail Fall, which flows from El Capitan.
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Steve Saunders, principal geodetic surveyor at the Rabaul Volcano Observatory told Reuters that Manam was expected to continue to erupt with active lava flows from the summit to the sea.
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The surge in imports, mostly from Latin America and Canada, flows from many other changes during the last 280 years, starting with improvements in roads, containerized shipping and storage technology.
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The oyster farmers of the bay are most concerned about projects that would involve damming the Neretva River, which flows from Bosnia into Croatia and then empties into the bay.
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The pipeline, which has a capacity of 320,000 bpd, flows from Wyoming through Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas, connecting with three refineries before terminating in Cushing, according to the company website.
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"The fear of crowds flows from the idea that crowds are irrational and that they need to be controlled," said Clifford Stott, a social psychologist at Keele University in Britain.
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Everything flows from the pitcher, and the 19253th World Series, starting here Tuesday between the Houston Astros and the Washington Nationals, could be a spectacle of dominance from the mound.
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The power of the deal flows from the moral duty of nations to meet their commitments and the ability of other nations to shame noncompliant countries into doing their part.
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Retaliation by other countries could prompt the withdrawal of capital flows from the United States at a time when the country has to finance its burgeoning twin deficits, analysts said.
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The impending tipping point for markets, per Fasanara's analysis, is due to a synchronicity of enterprise overvaluation, high indebtedness, low cash balances and a drawback in flows from central banks.
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Deutsche Bank's Thatte and many others have noted that buybacks have been the main driver of equity demand, even more important than fund flows from exchange traded funds and mutual funds.
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WORLD Hawaii faced a new hazard as lava flows from Kilauea's volcanic eruption could produce clouds of acid fumes, steam and glass-like particles as they reach the Pacific, authorities said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude prices ended the session slightly higher on Thursday as investors weighed the potential disruption to oil flows from major exporter Iran in the face of U.S. sanctions.
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No one has died in this Hawaii eruption but some 600 homes have been swallowed by lava flows from Kilauea since May 3, Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim said last week.
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That said, the fact that the volcano is considered harmless is a myth, because it can create lava flows from one of its side fractures and invade areas, even urbanized ones.
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The EU should reach out to Turkey's civil society, building bridges while them, working with Erdogan to maintain a recently agreed deal to prevent further refugee flows from Syria via Turkey.
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"This flows from an opinion that EGN has strong assets that are underappreciated by the market because of operational missteps," said Don Bilson, head of event-driven research at Gordon Haskett.
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Cash flows from operating activities more than doubled to $5.97 billion in the first quarter from $2.2 billion in the year-ago period with its international operations also delivering positive results.
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The euro stood at $1.1084, having risen 0.6% last week for its first weekly gain in five helped by a boost from month-end money flows from European exporters on Friday.
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According to the Supreme Court, the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine flows from this general rule that the federal government may not do anything it's not specifically authorized to do in the Constitution.
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You can get a head start in this highly skilled and somewhat risky position, in which you monitor energy flows from power stations, by joining a trade association, according to Boudreaux.
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Liquidity sources include pro rata unrestricted cash, pro rata availability under unsecured revolving credit facilities, and projected retained cash flows from operating activities and recurring distributions from managed entities after dividends.
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In these images, you can even observe the water as it (very, very slowly) flows from season to season, like in this gif showing Martian slopes transitioning from spring to summer.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - China and India on Saturday settled a dispute over the flood-prone Brahmaputra river that flows from Tibet to Bangladesh in a sign of growing cooperation between them.
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Additionally a change in the dividend flows from the operating companies or debt levels at the holding company that affects its debt coverage ratios could also be detrimental to its ratings.
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He plans to ask the Treasury and Exxon to come up with new detailed forecasts of future cash flows from the project to the national and provincial governments and local landowners.
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Venezuela has rejected the accusations as part of an imperialist plot to sabotage leftism in Latin America and has touted its success in cracking down on cocaine flows from neighboring Colombia.
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"Once we get past the middle of March and (flows from) exporters and repatriation abate, the dollar will probably gradually show firmness against the yen," said Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation's Okagawa.
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Fitch assesses Finnet's credit profile to be similar to that of Berlina as both entities have comparable EBITDA, and generate cash flows from transactions with entities that have strong financial profiles.
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Sometimes, these processes can be very dramatic: most recently, the picturesque but destructive lava flows from the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii and the deadly blast of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala.
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Debt held at its operating subsidiaries in China and Japan are naturally hedged by cash flows from local operations and 67% of GLP's total debt carry fixed rates as of 103HFY17.
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Flows from Hong Kong into Shanghai via the stock connect have reached just 42 percent of the total allowed quota, itself a tiny percentage of the market's roughly $3.5 trillion cap.
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Existing funding levels are already inadequate to meet the staggering need that flows from the legacies of slavery, Jim Crow, the expropriation of indigenous lands, and the exploitation of immigrant workers.
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Contending with the reputation that flows from such failures, and from the role the agency plays in removing at-risk children from their homes, often compounds the challenges the agency faces.
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Meanwhile, the abrupt reversal of capital flows from emerging-market economies, coupled with the collapse in international commodity prices, could bring about yet another round of emerging-market exchange rate crises.
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The quirks of presidential succession provide fodder for constitutional lawyers to chew over, but, at the end of the day, the federal government's power flows from the consent of the people.
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Even more worrisome is these nuclear disarmers are convinced the modernization of the nuclear arsenal of China and Russia, for example, flows from the United States starting a nuclear arms race.
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With risk aversion high, the safe-haven yen was propelled through major technical levels and triggered massive stop-loss flows from investors who have been short of the yen for months.
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The problem, he said, is that few people understand the benefits: the jobs created by exporting goods; trade's role in strengthening other economies, thereby reducing immigration flows from countries like Mexico.
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A lot of what's valuable about friendship flows from our wanting to do things for our friends; doing them out of a sense of duty is at odds with this idea.
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"Amazon is stepping up its investment in start-ups, and this has been made easier because of the increased cash flows from operations," said Daniel Aobdia, an accounting professor at Northwestern University.
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More investors have received the message that in November, ETFs in this category took in flows from investors that represented 10 percent of total assets under management for the TIPs asset class.
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Physical delivery against Euronext maize futures is currently possible in southwest France and Euronext had said the widening of the delivery system would help capture rising flows from central and eastern Europe.
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A regular note on fund flows from analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch revealed that cash leaving equity funds in the week that ended Wednesday was the third highest this year.
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The Brahmaputra river, which flows from the Himalayas down to India and then through Bangladesh, has burst its banks, swamping more than 7003,500 villages in India's Assam state in the past week.
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Turkey has been running a large current-account deficit (indicating heavy reliance on capital flows from abroad), has borrowed heavily in dollars and has an alarmingly low level of foreign-exchange reserves.
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State shelters for asylum seekers are nearly full, and with elections looming politicians across the spectrum insist the flows from North Africa be stopped, which the new scheme is likely to address.
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The company has a coverage ratio of 1.4x, including estimated retained cash flows from operations and no refinancing of maturing debt, and 2.0x assuming 80% of secured debt is refinanced at maturity.
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Flows from Russia to Italy resumed on Tuesday night after the explosion, in which one person was killed and 21 were injured, led Italy to declare a state of emergency on Tuesday.
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"The remedy flows from the violation," said Perry, who argued in certiorari briefing that the SEC must either dismiss or retry Lucia if the ALJ who oversaw his case was improperly appointed.
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Love ebbs and flows, it shifts and morphs, flows from infatuation to being in love to being in deep love to being out of love to an altogether different kind of love.
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This positioning is generated by the river of Black British cultural studies that flows from those who worked with, and were or are, in the orbit of Stuart Hall and Catherine Hall.
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The strength of the choreography flows from its wide and low squats, its whipping hair, its percussive isolation of body parts, sometimes accompanied (aptly) by the sound of a gun being cocked.
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The real money flows from a northern Virginia server compound from which the company powers Netflix, Slack, Pinterest and thousands of other sites that make up close to half of the web.
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The latest analysis of investment flows from the world's biggest currency trader, Citi, showed the dollar is the most sold of the G10 group of major currencies over the past four weeks.
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Hawaii faced a new hazard on Sunday as lava flows from Kilauea's volcanic eruption could produce clouds of acid fumes, steam, and glass-like particles as they reach the Pacific, authorities said.
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It's still unclear how gas in the accretion disk flows from an orbit at a large radius to one near the black hole and how it finally falls onto the black hole.
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Oil prices rallied about 250% on fears that a U.S. military attack on Iran that would disrupt flows from the Middle East, which provides more than 20% of the world's oil output.
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It said available liquidity was limited to $87.6 million in cash, cash equivalents and investments as of March 31 and the company expects to have continued negative cash flows from its operations.
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Bands don't play a routine calendar of shows like sports teams' yearly schedules, and popularity ebbs and flows from one album to the next, whereas loyalty to sports teams generally lasts decades.
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Since Ms. Heyman's blog, Fabologie, flows from her desire to find more modest options in mainstream fashion, the continued success of brands like the Frock is something she is deeply invested in.
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The flows from one well have already increased by nearly 50 percent, potentially a huge gain if the technology is rolled out through BP's global network, where sand is a common problem.
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But when Mankiw says that capital "flows from country to country," he obviously doesn't mean that actual factories move from Slovakia to Shenzhen to Seattle, relentlessly seeking their highest rate of return.
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The European Union is also looking to the Western Balkans to fortify the bloc's external borders by asserting better control of their own frontiers to manage future migrant flows from the south.
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Sometimes I look at the rising suicide and depression rates, the rising fragility and distrust, and I think it all flows from the fact that we've made our culture a spiritual void.
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Among its features is an explanation of who pays for their upkeep, complete with a graphic showing how money flows from the crown estate through the Treasury and back to the queen.
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The economic fallout will have longer-term political ramifications, Arnson warned, pointing to the rise of populist parties in Europe in the wake of immigrant flows from war-torn Syria and Iraq.
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The combination of a new pipeline running from the hub to Memphis, along with reduced flows from TransCanada's Keystone pipeline, have sent stockpiles in Cushing to the lowest in about three years.
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The company has recently returned to wooing N.B.A. players to endorsement deals, as part of a strategy to link Puma to the broader culture that flows from basketball, including fashion and music.
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The instrument will be able to determine how heat flows from Mars's core to its surface, and help scientists understand if the cores of Earth and Mars formed in a similar way.
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At NGA, the show's second and last stop, Della Robbia flows from the museum's courtyard with its fountain and flora, and spills visitors out into the permanent collection galleries of European paintings.
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This topic flows from the strengths Fuller developed in her 11 years as a high school English teacher, during which she sought to impress upon her student the historical dimension of literary works.
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The mere possibility of such a measure has driven the large emphasis on fees and accelerated the shift of flows from passive to active over the last two years, according to Credit Suisse.
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Islamabad said the unexpected release of water into the River Sutlej that flows from India to Pakistan was part of an attempt by New Delhi to flout the longstanding treaty between the countries.
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Islamabad said the unexpected release of water into the River Sutlej that flows from India to Pakistan was part of an attempt by New Delhi to flout a longstanding treaty between the countries.
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With flows from Indonesia cut off since it banned ore exports at the start of 2400, NPI producers have been living off their stocks and a secondary flow of ore from the Philippines.
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Oil prices were on track for their biggest weekly increase in a month on expectations of potential disruption to crude flows from major exporter Iran as the United States plans to reimpose sanctions.
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It is planning to sell the cash flows from its customer agreements and recently has raised $345 million in debt, including some backed by a bundle of customer loan agreements, an industry first.
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Investors fear an attack on Iran, a major oil producer and exporter, would disrupt energy flows from the Middle East — a region that provides more than a fifth of the world's oil output.
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The device looks more like a windowpane than a traditional hourglass, but the concept is the same: the slurry containing the particles flows from one end to the other via a narrow channel.
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Supported by an IMF Policy Support Instrument, the Rwandan government has adopted a policy framework focused on increasing domestic revenue mobilisation to facilitate a shift in external donor flows from grants to loans.
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Chan also said if the interest rate differential widened further, there would be more arbitrage activities involving fund flows from the Hong Kong dollar to the U.S. dollar, which would spur capital outflows.
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"If measures are not taken to stop the flows from Turkey and if Europe doesn't solve the problems of the returns as a whole, it will be a very difficult year," Mouzalas warned.
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Additionally, Fitch adjusts working capital cash movements by increasing it by the year-on-year decrease in outstanding factoring funding (EUR71m in FY16) and by the same amount decreasing cash flows from financing.
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In commodity markets, Oil prices were mixed, with reduced flows from Canada pushing up U.S. crude while Brent sagged $65.45 per barrel on the back of weaker Asian stocks and the dollar's bounce.
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My sense of the world, of history and humanity flows from this awareness — and the attendant grim humor — my father used as his guiding lamp in the darkness cast by racism and poverty.
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For these fine fishing conditions—with the water running clear after months of turbid flows from spring snowmelt, and the temperature at 21°F (18.3°C)—have arrived too early, by some weeks.
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The Commission proposed increasing the amount of checks banks have to carry out on financial flows from risky third countries, namely states with poor anti-money laundering rules and difficulties countering terrorism financing.
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The campaign to leave has increasingly focused on the migration issue, arguing that membership in the European Union makes it impossible for Britain to control population flows from inside the 28-nation bloc.
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Guinness never forgot that reprimand, and I thought of him during "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," as Fishburne, one of the finest listeners in the business, registers every syllable that flows from Blanchett's lips.
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Crude prices stabilized on Thursday, giving up early gains as investors took profit on a rally triggered by potential disruption to oil flows from major exporter Iran in the face of U.S. sanctions.
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Smoke and volcanic gases rise as lava cools in the Leilani Estates neighborhood, in the aftermath of eruptions and lava flows from the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island, on May 11, 2018.
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The Italian government, which controls Eni, is keen to turn Italy into a Southern European gas hub capable of moving African supplies from Algeria and Libya and future flows from Azerbaijan into Europe.
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Prices were buoyed after Turkey on Monday warned it could stop crude flows from Iraq to the rest of the world in response to the Kurdish autonomous region's bid for independence, Reuters said.
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Outside OPEC, however, Canada raised output by 22017 million bpd (218%), and the United States boosted output by 193 million bpd (219%), mostly as a result of increased flows from onshore shale fields.
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"We have done an extensive review of this project and we are satisfied that the cash flows from the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano gas pipeline will be sufficient to repay the facility," Ahmed said.
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Some traders said blending issues could be shortlived as more pipelines from the Permian to the Gulf Coast will come online this year to facilitate exports and if flows from other regions recover.
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He is also about to realize that political power not only flows from holding office but also resides on the outside when one is well-funded and more than a little bit feared.
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The bank's data, which tracks fund flows from Wednesday to Wednesday, showed that investors withdrew $2300 billion from bond funds and $2600 million from precious metals but put $900 million to work in equities.
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Limited Rating Headroom: Fitch expects IBREL's leverage to remain high until FYE21000 because the company is likely to use the improving cash flows from its property-development business to expand its investment-property portfolio.
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When you lay out the MMT view on deficits, non-MMTers typically have one of two reactions: The first reaction flows from MMT's rhetoric about the government always being able to print more money.
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The focus will also shift to India and China, the two biggest markets for gold and with February trade flows from India looking quite encouraging, UBS thinks the focus will move to physical markets.
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MILAN, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Gas flows from Russia, interrupted by a blast at the Baumgarten gas hub in Austria, resumed at 2000 GMT on Tuesday, a spokesman for Italian gas grid operator Snam said.
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The robust operating cash flows from its refining and petrochemical businesses and relaxed investment requirements in these businesses will provide some cushion against any weak cash generation from the telecom operations for some time.
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The accord's demise threatens to lift limits on Tehran's nuclear program, disrupt billions of dollars in planned European investment in Iran, exacerbate trans-Atlantic relations and disrupt oil flows from OPEC's third-biggest producer.
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WARSAW, July 2 (Reuters) - Poland's gas pipeline operator Gaz-System said on Saturday gas flows from Russia's Gazprom via Ukraine dropped 20 percent between Thursday and Friday, but supplies were now back to normal.
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The pipeline, which brings oil from deep inside Russia to much of eastern and central Europe, has been plagued by a contamination crisis that disrupted flows from the world's second-largest exporter of crude.
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But he has his own greatness, which flows from openly following his own desires — including his attraction to other men — while rigorously exploring the ways art and life feed each other, visually and emotionally.
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On the West Coast, four large dams on the Klamath River, which flows from Southern Oregon into Northern California, are slated for removal by 2022, streamlining some 400 miles of habitat for migratory fish.
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His real power flows from his role as General Secretary of the Communist Party -- which does not have term limits -- and previous leaders have wielded serious power from behind the scenes, without official titles.
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Higher output from Nigeria and Saudi Arabia offset lower flows from Libya and Iran in April, while compliance with OPEC's agreed 1.2-million-bpd cut remained robust at around 96 percent, the IEA said.
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Invatlan's creditworthiness is aligned with its main operating subsidiary, Atlantida, since its status as a financial holding company creates a natural dependence on the dividend flows from its subsidiaries to meet its financial commitments.
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The report flows from an investigation into allegations of unauthorized access and use of Facebook user profiles which was started by the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for BC in late 2017.
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The music flows from sleepy ambient drone into spacey free jazz, lonesome ambient, undulating post-rock, squealing noise, and a murderous cacophony that sees vocalist Josie Sedgwick shudder and howl over skronking, bass-heavy hardcore.
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According to the State of Kansas, this month, twenty years after Thayer purchased A.C.P., a permeable barrier will finally be installed to insure that no additional TCE flows from the site into the water supply.
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Takada's view, the most pessimistic on Wall Street, is based on macro and quantitative data including flows from hedge funds and other players, which showed sentiment is approaching the lowest level of the current cycle.
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Britain's regulator, the FCA, noted this week the auctions derived flows from uncapped stocks as well as capped, which suggests they are not an alternative to dark trading but a new type of strategy altogether.
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And they welcome the approval of a long-anticipated Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect scheme and hope to see fund flows from mainland due to cheap valuations of shares listed on the Hong Kong market.
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"Sometimes the conversation naturally flows from there; a story about a bad date could turn into a round table about the pitfalls of dating while suffering from anxiety and depression, for example," says Vicat-Brown.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will strengthen its supervision of overseas investment risks and capital flows from insurance funds, the insurance regulator said on Monday, adding that it will urge companies to improve their risk monitoring systems.
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AMP Capital, its funds management business, reported stable assets under management of A$187 billion, as flows from its joint ventures helped offset A$1.6 billion in net cash outflows from internal and external clients.
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This narrow corridor of fast-moving air generally flows from west to east across the Northern Hemisphere, and it serves as a storm superhighway, helping to generate and steer storm systems and separate air masses.
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Oil prices were in flux and gave up earlier gains as investors took profit on a rally triggered by the potential disruption to crude flows from major exporter Iran in the face of U.S. sanctions.
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In addition, Fitch adjusts working-capital cash movements by decreasing it by the year-on-year increase in outstanding factoring funding (EUR37 million in FY17) and decreasing cash flows from financing by the same amount.
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" During a trip to Israel and Turkey over the weekend, Bolton cast doubt on Trump's plans for an immediate withdrawal of troops, saying the "timetable flows from the policy decisions that we need to implement.
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Typically, small caps on the launching pad or even taking off receive little or no touting from Wall Street, whose sell-side analyst ranks are thinning because of investment flows from active to passive management.
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Steel imports into Europe rose 22 percent in the third quarter even though the block slapped safeguard tariffs on imports of the metal in July to protect against redirected trade flows from the U.S. tariffs.
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Abans is rated at the same level as DSG, which reflects its exposure to more volatile cash flows from its property development projects, despite the company's strong market position in the retailing of consumer durables.
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The oil price rose and was set for its largest weekly increase in a month, as the market prepared for potential disruption to crude flows from major exporter Iran in the face of U.S. sanctions.
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Radical Candor flows from the observation that the best bosses both genuinely care about their employees as people (in Scott's jargon, this becomes "Care Personally") and actually give them negative feedback when necessary ("Challenge Directly").
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GB's substantial increase to GB's leverage (double leverage above 120%) or a decline in the dividend flows from the operating companies that result in a deterioration of its debt coverage ratios would pressure GB's ratings.
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And (d) you are seeing VC firms bulk up their own funds, raise debt funds, and so on…this should be a signal to startups that where capital flows from upstream is starting to worry.
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Such an agreement could be a step toward facilitating commercial and humanitarian aid flows from ports of entry to remote areas in dire need of assistance, and offer considerable psychological relief to war weary Yemenis.
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Drinking water is also a contentious matter in Khuzestan, where the wealthy buy bottled water or costly home purification systems and the poorer residents boil the yellow gray substance that often flows from their taps.
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U.S. crude futures were trading around $57 per barrel on Friday, putting the contract up about 10% for the week on fears a U.S. military attack on Iran could disrupt flows from the Middle East.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Hawaii faced a new hazard on Sunday as lava flows from Kilauea's volcanic eruption could produce clouds of acid fumes, steam and glass-like particles as they reach the Pacific, authorities said.
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We know that many of these children have not had the good fortune of being the result of the careful planning and commitment that naturally flows from methods of conception used by same-sex couples.
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The theory, in a nutshell: Citizens United allowed corporations to spend freely in politics, calling them "associations of citizens"; their right to do so flows from the collective First Amendment rights of their individual shareholders.
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The national magistrates association warned that Salvini was undermining the judiciary's independence in a case that has whipped up diplomatic tensions in Europe and threatens to compromise Salvini's efforts to curb migrant flows from Africa.
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They are particularly worried by comments from Prime Minister Theresa May who has emphasized that she wants to control migration flows from the EU, something that could limit the country's access to the bloc's single market.
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Australian demand will be underpinned by a strong push towards renewables as gas will be needed for generation to smooth out power flows from intermittent wind and solar, especially as dirty coal-fired plants are shut.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Ganges river, holy to most Indians, flows from the western Himalayas down to the Bay of Bengal through crowded cities, industrial hubs and some of the most populated areas in the world.
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Ever since Savages got started in 2011, "we were intent on cutting to the chase, and going straight to the performance as the center that everything flows from," said the band's guitarist and founder, Gemma Thompson.
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Oil export flows from Russia have been disrupted since April when high levels of organic chloride were found in crude pumped via the Druzhba pipeline to the Baltic port of Ust-Luga and other European countries.
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Zhang added that news flows from the Chinese parliament meeting signals little chance of massive stimulus, and with a tentative property market recovery and gold diverting liquidity from the stock market, "the rally is hardly sustainable".
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The weekly data, which tracks fund flows from Wednesday to Wednesday, showed investors pulled $22.5 billion from stock funds with outflows clustered from Thursday to Monday after tensions spiked between the United States and North Korea.
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The presidency of Libya's U.N.-backed government said last month it was a victim of illegal migration, not a source of it, and appealed to foreign powers to help stop flows from migrants' countries of origin.
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Earlier this month press reports cited Snam CEO Carlo Malacarne as saying the company could be interested in buying a stake in Gas Connect Austria, a central hub for gas flows from Eastern to Western Europe.
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Sustained negative FCF, further declines in operating revenue and gross sales proceeds, payables-adjusted net leverage sustained above 6.0x, and a failure to generate planned cash flows from property sales may result in negative rating action.
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Migration flows from Africa and other poorer regions are not new, but an unprecedented wave of more than 1 million migrants last year prompted bitter divisions among EU states over how to share responsibility for them.
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Capex to Remain High: We expect JLR's investments in capacity expansion, engine manufacturing, vehicle architecture and new technologies to meet carbon emission requirements to contribute to negative FCF in FY17, despite strong cash flows from operations.
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Western powers are forcefully backing the unity government, hoping it will seek foreign support to confront Islamic State militants, deal with migrant flows from Libya to Europe and restore oil production to shore up Libya's economy.
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Iran would have the ability to obstruct trade and oil flows from both the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, the latter of which has been tormented by Somali piracy for the decades.
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About 24 percent of the world's petroleum and petroleum products supply passes through these two waterways, and Iran already has the capability to disrupt oil flows from Hormuz and has threatened to do so this year.
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The Brahmaputra river, which flows from China down to India and then through Bangladesh, has burst its banks after torrential monsoon rains, swamping more than 2,500 villages in India's Assam state over the past two weeks.
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In his home village of Buhera, 250 km (156 miles) southeast of the capital Harare, Tsvangirai was known by his clan name Save, originating from a once mighty river that flows from southern Zimbabwe to Mozambique.
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Sam added that positive news including the approval of a long-anticipated Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect scheme would attract fund flows from mainland due to cheap valuations of shares listed on the Hong Kong market.
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Western powers hope the new government will request and channel foreign support to confront the Islamic State militant group, deal with migrant flows from Libya towards Europe, and restore oil production to shore up its economy.
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The data, which tracks fund flows from Wednesday to Wednesday, showed investors pulled $22.2 billion from U.S. stocks over the last week, with tech stock funds losing $600 million, their biggest outflows in almost a year.
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He said that using "Ponzi scheme" as a descriptor for Social Security was accurate because of "how the money flows" from workers to retirees, and because the program depends on there being more workers than retirees.
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So what he's recommended, what the administration has recommended, is really eliminating the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which is a quasi-governmental organization, which is actually how the federal money flows from treasury to our stations.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece is to step up border patrols, move asylum-seekers from its islands to the mainland and speed up deportations in an effort to deal with a resurgence in migrant flows from neighboring Turkey.
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The Saudi attacks, however, provide the Trump administration a renewed opportunity to advance the idea of a regional security mechanism to safeguard regional oil and diminish Iran's ability to manipulate energy flows from the Middle East.
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Denmark's largest bank is the object of scrutiny by U.S. law enforcement over allegations of money laundering flows from Russia and other states, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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In a letter this month, Goldilocks said the equity stake given to shareholders "will have little or no value" since the cash flows from the new company will be directed to the portion held by creditors.
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And because so much of our global leadership flows from our local communities, in my first 100 days in office we'll convene a Pittsburgh Summit of regional, state, and local leaders to support locally-created solutions.
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Noxious sewage filled with feces, industrial chemicals and other raw waste regularly comes in through the New River, which flows from Mexico's Mexicali Valley and through Calexico, leaving neighborhoods along the waterway engulfed in pungent fumes.
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These contemporary works are installed in heterogeneous fashion (mixing screens with prints) as a stream that flows from each of the six Dada pieces included (three of which are by Man Ray) in a progressive path.
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But if you stare down 230th Avenue from its eastern or western ends, you'll notice that residential and commercial energy flows from a power center: the 230th Avenue N/W subway that runs through its center.
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"We, in Libya, are victims of illegal migration and we are not a source for it," it added, appealing to foreign powers to help stop flows from migrants' countries of origin and across Libya's southern borders.
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"Hundreds of [stem cell] clinics have [opened] all over the world marketing unproven therapies, and they can leverage the hyped language that flows from the scientific community and finds its way into the popular press," he said.
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TOKYO, Sept 20153 (Reuters) - Oil markets took a breather on Tuesday after prices jumped more than 3 percent in the previous session, with Turkey threatening to cut crude flows from Iraq's Kurdistan region to the outside world.
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Traders said the higher WTI prices were a result of reduced flows from Canada's Keystone pipeline, which has been operating below capacity since late last year due to a leak, cutting Canadian supplies into the United States.
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FOR decades, American grand strategy has been built on three pillars: open trade and the prosperity that flows from it; strong formal and informal alliances, from Japan to Australia to Singapore; and the promotion of democratic values.
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On Wednesday, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reported that lava flows from fissures 5 and 13 are feeding a flow that looks like it will enter the Pacific Ocean adjacent to an existing ocean entry point for lava.
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Several large investment firms concur that while prices of some large Chinese firms are in bubble-like territory, fresh investment flows from foreign funds looking to partake in China's rapid growth will push share prices even higher.
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Tesla also said it had a cash balance of $3.5 billion going into the fourth quarter, and it will begin generating "significant" cash flows from its operations once it hits its production target for the Model 3.
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Maxine Waters (D-CA) appeared to reflect a wider sentiment in the party when she suggested last month that elucidating Trump's sinister Russian 'ties' ought to be the "only" issue Democrats pursue: all else flows from it.
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These regulations covered numerous building features such as corridor width, the swinging motion of doors, floor tiles, parking spaces, elevator size, ventilation, electrical wiring, plumbing, floor tiling and even the angle that water flows from drinking fountains.
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However, some other fund managers said there could be a chilling effect on Gulf bourses in general if investment flows from Saudi Arabia shrank because of the crackdown, or if Saudi investors were forced to repatriate funds.
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"We are entering that time of the year when we tend to see higher flows from diaspora people who are usually sending money to their relatives for December festivities," said a trader at a leading commercial bank.
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The weekly data, which tracks fund flows from Wednesday to Wednesday, showed investors pulled $220.3 million from healthcare stocks, the largest outflows in 27 weeks, after Republican party attempts to scrap Obamacare in the United States failed.
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That trust, in other words, flows from the court's recognition of practical limits to its power, limits which do not necessarily coincide with the constitutionality of particular government actions, such as the individual mandate or partisan gerrymandering.
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In October, the top two stock ETFs for new flows from investors were S&P 500 funds, which is a change from recent months during which overseas stock ETFs had led over US stock portfolios in flows.
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Other Businesses Expanding Rapidly: Vingroup is using the strong cash flows from its domestic property sales since 2015 and its retail mall business to fund rapid expansion in retail mall leasing, consumer retail, hospitality and other segments.
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The company guides to fiscal year (FY) 2017 total cash flows from operating activities and investing activities of $0003 billion to $1.6 billion and Fitch believes the figure will be at least $1.2 million in FY 2017.
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Since the court held that a corporation's right to participate in elections flows from the collected rights of its individual shareholders to participate, it follows that limits on those individuals' rights must also flow to the corporation.
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The political uncertainty is a concern "when you look at flows from 2016 to present, the biggest times of weakness are May and September of this year, and that's the French and the German election," she said.
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ET. Oil earlier traded near its highest in 3-½ years on Thursday, boosted by potential disruptions to flows from Iran and the Middle East despite a fresh demand from U.S. President Donald Trump that OPEC cut prices.
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According to Shanay Jhaveri, the Met curator behind the Shettar and Bhabha installations, a heightened focus on South Asian women flows from American museums actively thinking more globally and beginning to reckon with long-held blind spots.
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Oil prices rose to their highest in more than a week after two large crude production bases in Libya began shutting down amid a military blockade, risking reducing crude flows from the OPEC member to a trickle.
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Separately, Brent oil futures touched a more-than-1.1-year high after major producers said the crude market was on track to rebalance and Turkey threatened to cut oil flows from Iraq's Kurdistan region toward its ports.
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Economists said the decisions aimed to help the economy by lowering interest rates for borrowers that have crept higher as Lebanon sought to revive capital flows from abroad, and to ease pressure on the foreign currency reserves.
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Western powers are backing a new Libyan unity government, hoping it will seek foreign support to confront Islamic State militants, deal with migrant flows from Libya to Europe and restore oil production to shore up Libya's economy.
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Seven people who were "trying to get close-up views" in Lower Puna of the lava flows from Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano will have to appear in court after being hit with citations for loitering, officials said Saturday.
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In the Netherlands, an economic recovery, additional cash flows from the sale of private assets had reduced the state's need to borrow money and means net bond supply is expected to be negative for a third straight year.
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Fitch calculates liquidity coverage as sources of liquidity (unrestricted cash, availability under the company's unsecured credit facility, and projected retained cash flows from operating activities after dividends) divided by uses of liquidity (debt maturities and projected development costs).
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In Asia American strategy has for decades been built on three pillars: open trade and the prosperity that flows from it; strong formal and informal alliances, from Japan to Australia to Singapore; and the promotion of democratic values.
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The existing IASB rule requires assessment of future cash flows from the contracts, something difficult to calculate given the lack of clarity on which interest rate will be referenced later on in a contract that can span years.
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In another sign of change, the flow of money into Hong Kong from China via the Hong Kong-Shanghai Stock Connect pilot programme exceeded flows from Hong Kong into Shanghai last week for the first time since April.
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Like any number of shows about a family with a special member -- "Tara" being a prime example -- everything in "Atypical" flows from how the rest of the brood deals with the challenges that Sam brings into their lives.
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Oil prices hit a more than two-year high on Monday after major producers said the global market was on its way towards rebalancing, while Turkey threatened to cut oil flows from Iraq's Kurdistan region toward its ports.
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The naira is expected to hold steady around its present level against the greenback in the parallel and official interbank market as dollar flows from Nigerians living abroad who are expected to visit home during the December holidays.
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"Demand for the dollar is seen dropping ahead of the Christmas as businesses gradually wind down, while dollar flows from Nigerians in Diaspora visiting home on holiday is expected to increase supply in the market," one dealer said.
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For all three Danske programmes, the covered bonds are swapped into the currencies of the assets up to their extended maturity date; however, cash flows from longer-dated assets are not hedged in a recovery given default scenario.
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Algeria effectively bars Russian wheat due to a strict limit on bug damage in grain, making it one of the few import markets not to have seen a rise in flows from Russia, the world's largest wheat supplier.
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LONDON (Reuters) - National Grid, which runs Britain's energy systems, said on Tuesday that electricity and gas flows from continental Europe would continue as normal even under a no-deal Brexit as it has made preparations for all scenarios.
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Analysts expect strong money flows from the mainland via the stock connect to help lift Hong Kong stocks, in particular those A+H dual listed companies and other industry-leading domestic companies listed in Hong Kong including Tencent.
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Chinese regulators are imposing limits on cross-border flows from yuan-denominated capital pools and requiring intensified checks on related transactions, people with direct knowledge told Reuters, as Beijing moves to restrict capital outflows fleeing a falling currency.
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These obstacles and objects are frequently simply solidified lava flows from just a few hours earlier -- the surface of the ground is constantly changing as more lava arrives and makes its way around the now older, solidified flow.
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However, the relativity between these two entities could also be affected, in the event of material changes in Grupo Aval's double leverage metrics or in the dividend flows from the operating companies that affects its debt coverage ratios.
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The future use of the Puna Geothermal Venture, a geothermal power plant on the lower East Rift zone is also in question as lava flows from the fissures are currently encroaching on the wells drilled for the project.
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Thanks to the coercive power that flows from prosecutorial discretion and mandatory-minimum sentences, defendants may logically conclude that it's safer to plead to a few years for a crime they didn't commit than risk decades behind bars.
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"The geographical advantages of Greek ports can be utilized for facilitating and increasing transfer flows from China and the Far East to the European Union, the Balkans and the Black Sea region, and vice versa," Fragogiannis told CNBC.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy said on Sunday it hoped Libya's U.N.-backed unity government could restore control of the country's borders to limit migrant flows from north and south and was ready to help in any way it could.
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Such a channel would serve three purposes: promoting understanding between the two nations; decreasing misinformation that flows from the capitals of both; and gauging Iran's interest in a second nuclear agreement when the most substantive JCPOA provisions expire.
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Fitch defines liquidity coverage as sources of liquidity (unrestricted cash, availability under the revolving credit facility, expected retained cash flows from operating activities after dividend payments) divided by uses of liquidity (debt maturities, development expenditures and capital expenditures).
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Partlow documents the wastewater that flows from Mexico to the United States and then posts the videos to the Stop the Poop page on Facebook, as part of a growing local movement to clean up the Tijuana River.
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" In his response, sent in the form of a letter to the journal's chief editor, Bendell wrote: "Yet the summary of science is the core of the paper as everything then flows from the conclusion of that analysis.
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That strategy might have denied some vulnerable incumbents the upbeat advertising that inevitably flows from having laws adopted, like the commercials in Ohio now touting a measure by Senator Rob Portman, a Republican, to fight the opioid epidemic.
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" It was "this, plus large immigration flows from low-income countries with different cultures and religions," Inglehart wrote, that "stimulated a reaction in which much of the working class moved to the right, in defense of traditional values.
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Third-Party Funds for IP Needed: We estimate that Wanda's internally generated cash flows from rental income will be sufficient to fund the construction of an average of around 10 new malls per annum in 2016 to 2018.
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The pound has lost almost 80% in nearly nine years of conflict which has caused tens of billions of dollars' worth of damage, disrupted agriculture, devastated industry and wiped out foreign currency flows from tourism and oil exports.
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Traders said Waha's price drop was triggered by a pair of force majeures in Kinder Morgan Inc's Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America (NGPL) system that are expected to restrict gas flows from West Texas to the Midwest.
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Fitch defines liquidity coverage as sources of liquidity (unrestricted cash, availability under the revolving credit facility, expected retained cash flows from operating activities after dividend payments) divided by uses of liquidity (debt maturities, development expenditures, and capital expenditures).
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Kurdistan is facing growing tensions between its government and the key opposition faction, which briefly disrupted oil flows from the semi-autonomous region this week and has threatened to take more action in coming days.
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Many of these new projects will be in the Balkans and threaten some of Europe's last free-flowing rivers, such as the Vjosë or Aoös River, which flows from northern Greece through southwestern Albania into the Adriatic Sea.
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Since the early 2000s, crude and fuel flows from the Gulf Coast into the U.S. heartland have been cut in half, as crude coming from Canada and North Dakota has pushed U.S. Midwest refining activity to record levels.
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