Now, I'm very interested to see if he follows through with it.
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If Mr Trump follows through with his proposals, other economies would probably retaliate.
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That is, as long as the seller actually follows through with their promise.
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But it said there'll be no deal if Trump follows through with tariffs.
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It's common knowledge that basically no one really follows through with New Year's resolutions.
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There's no guarantee that Snap follows through with a share sale in the first quarter.
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The legal questions: What is Congress going to do if Trump follows through with this threat?
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It's hard to overstate how significant this move would be if Netanyahu follows through with it.
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He might even pursue it from the White House, if he follows through with a 2020 run.
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But, if Zuckerberg follows through with his "Privacy-Focused Vision for Social Networking", the opposite will occur.
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The president previously threatened Harley-Davidson with additional taxes if it follows through with outsourcing its production.
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Sikong's representative (Kevin Shen) implies that if Hassine follows through with the deal, Zoe's life will be threatened.
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If Donald Trump follows through with what he said during that meeting, his base will once again be betrayed.
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If Trump follows through with his free-market-oriented policy direction the American economy will take off like a rocket.
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And if Trump follows through with his threat to tax all other Chinese imports, shoppers will feel the pinch instantly.
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The administration's March directive initiated a long-overdue introspective investigation of agency purpose, and Thursday's report follows through with recommendations.
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However, if Trump follows through with putting forward a full replacement plan, it could jump-start the effort in Congress.
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The EU said it's prepared tariffs on nearly $23 billion in U.S. goods if Trump follows through with the levies.
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Trade groups and executives say that could quickly change if Mr. Trump follows through with additional tariffs on Chinese products.
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But if Trump follows through with privatizing air traffic control, a solution for national drone tracking might come even sooner.
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Wanda will receive net cash of over CNY33 billion if it follows through with its asset disposal plan announced in July.
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Lamar Alexander also warned Trump last week that he will face a GOP rebellion if he follows through with the declaration.
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They said that it is critical not to undermine Metro as it follows through with planned maintenance and much-needed repairs.
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If the president follows through with his threat to sharply hike tariffs, markets will sell off, and economic growth could slow.
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The EU threatened to slap tariffs on $294 billion worth of U.S. goods if Trump follows through with his automobile tariffs.
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But after she lost her seat, Ms. Nova's challenge now is to ensure that the government follows through with the legislation.
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And he added that if May follows through with her plan, a bilateral trade deal with the U.S. could be compromised.
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The sheer collection of sounds on the untitled first track on her solo outing for Workshop follows through with more fun.
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If Trump follows through with his threats, virtually all goods imported from China to the U.S. would face some sort of tariff.
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Consumer packaged goods stocks will also see their yields improve if the Federal Reserve follows through with interest rate cuts, he added.
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A lot will depend on the extent to which Trump follows through with his election promises on trade protectionism and curbing migration.
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If Trump follows through with the threat, GM will be forced to choose between raising prices on consumers or eating the cost.
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If the president follows through with this idea, it would represent a new low for an administration defined by heartless immigration policies.
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We'll be paying closer attention than usual to Coachella street style this year to see if Hudgens follows through with her #coachellenOOTD.
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If Trump follows through with meeting Kim, it will be the first time sitting leaders of the two countries have held talks.
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It's a good thing he does too because our hero follows through with his swing and clangs his sword off the window sill.
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One flashpoint to watch will be whether Trump follows through with his announcement from last summer's meeting that he intends to invite Putin.
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If the group follows through with the PAC, it will be entering an increasingly crowded space competing for donor money on the right.
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"...there's a big difference between Trump threatening to sue and actually suing — and he often never follows through with his threats anyway," O'Brien wrote.
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But the big hurdle in Greek bailout talks comes after the conclusion of the review, assuming that Athens follows through with the pledged commitments.
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Beijing has threatened to retaliate if Washington follows through with its proposed tariffs, even as Trump emphasized his bond with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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If Trump follows through with the summit, it would be the first time a sitting U.S. president has met with a North Korean leader.
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If the House follows through with its likely decision to impeach him, that fact will be prominently mentioned in every historical reference to Trump.
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And Crain's New York Business determined that Trump's home city, New York, could take a $6 billion hit if he follows through with the plans.
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If Trump follows through with his plans and convinces Congress to pay for them, the Army could find itself with $175 billion to spend annually.
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But they were also prepared in case Trump follows through with a threat to focus on Clinton's sometimes troubled marriage to former President Bill Clinton.
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Dan Kildee (D-Mich.), who has been leading Flint efforts in the House, said he hopes leadership follows through with their commitment to help Flint.
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Economists warn that the effects could grow noticeably larger if Mr. Trump follows through with his threat to subject nearly all Chinese imports to tariffs.
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According to Reuters, Yang told his U.S. counterpart that China hopes that Washington "follows through" with it's intentions to pursue "win-win cooperation" with Beijing.
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If the administration follows through with the order, it could signal its intent to pull out of the major trade pact with Canada and Mexico.
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If Trump follows through with the summit, it would be the first time a sitting U.S. president has ever met with a North Korean leader.
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But if Trump follows through with his latest threat, companies like Apple, Qualcomm and Intel will be forced to pass on price increases to their customers.
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But the air of elitism is what attracts CoCo, who gets a painfully tight weave (which is not realistic) and follows through with a pledging process.
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Experts fear a trade war could arise if Trump follows through with tariffs on those countries, which include, Canada, Mexico, Brazil the EU, Japan, and China.
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That confirmed growing foreign appetite for the country's debt as it follows through with economic reforms aimed at cutting a budget deficit and luring back investors.
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If Trump follows through with the next round, that cost would rise to $85033,300 a year, and kill twice as many jobs, according to NRF projections.
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There is wide consensus from top U.S. military leaders that Turkey should not get the F-35 if it follows through with buying the S-400.
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The European Union on Wednesday detailed a list of US-made goods that it would subject to reciprocal tariffs if Trump follows through with his plan.
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If Slack follows through with the direct listing, that would make it the second big technology company to do so, according to the Journal, following Spotify's lead.
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The European Union, Canada, and Mexico have all imposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports, and more could come if Trump follows through with threats of further levies.
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In Beijing, China's Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday it would take "necessary countermeasures" against the United States if the Trump administration follows through with the action.
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China on Monday warned of global market instability if the U.S. follows through with reported threats of delisting Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges, according to Reuters.
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Many worry that if Trump follows through with these proposed tariffs, China might retaliate, triggering a trade war that could have drastic effects on the U.S. economy.
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Here are just some of Iran&aposs most important cultural sites, which could be at risk of damage or destruction if Trump follows through with his threats:
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If Mr. Trump follows through with his pledge, that could make his encounter with Mr. Xi more contentious than the Chinese side had hoped it would be.
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It'll be interesting to see if the prime minister actually follows through with recognizing same-sex, common law marriages or manages to abolish the eight per thousand tax.
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The Chinese ambassador to the United States on Thursday warned that China will not hesitate to retaliate if President Trump follows through with his proposed tariffs against Beijing.
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Individual industries such as agriculture, autos and technology look set to be hit hard if President Trump follows through with duties on $450 billion of imports from China.
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That mortgage owner could pay an additional $312.50 a month, or $363,750 a year, in interest if the Fed follows through with two more quarter-point hikes this year.
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Strategists foresee a rising U.S. dollar, already at a 14-year high, and U.S. Treasury yields edging up as the Fed follows through with more rate hikes next year.
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If Trump follows through with pro-growth initiatives, the market is likely to continue its upward trend, but if Trump's populist impulses dominate, the markets are likely to suffer.
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Earlier on Tuesday...: There is wide consensus from top U.S. military leaders that Turkey should not get the F-35 if it follows through with buying the S-400.
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That will change if Mr. Trump follows through with his threat to tax nearly every product China sends to the United States, or roughly $300 billion worth of goods.
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If Trump follows through with his threat to increase existing tariffs from 10% to 25% on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods, it could trigger more selling, Cramer said.
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Making iPhones outside China could help Apple avoid additional taxes if President Donald Trump follows through with his threat to impose tariffs on another $300 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Europe will hit back if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through with a threat to slap import tariffs on European-made cars, France's finance minister said on Monday.
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Trump threatened on Monday to hit $200 billion of Chinese imports with 10 percent tariffs if China follows through with retaliation against his previous targeting of $50 billion in imports.
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Adding to concerns about escalation, Mr. Trudeau and his officials have vowed further action if the White House follows through with threatened duties on Canadian-made autos and auto parts.
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But it's also set to face the brunt of the economic pain from transitioning away from fossil fuels — if the world follows through with the Paris deal ambitions (a big if).
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If the U.S. follows through with that threat, it could send the global economy into a recession in just three quarters, the Morgan Stanley chief economist wrote in a recent note.
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Having raised interest rates once in 2015 and 2016 respectively, all eyes will be on the Federal Reserve in 2017 to see if it follows through with its three hikes forecast.
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The financial markets will turn out fine even if President Donald Trump follows through with tariff threats on all Chinese imports, Barry Knapp, founder of Ironsides Macroeconomic Research, told CNBC Friday.
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"Big Brother" is about to explode with a racist controversy ... if houseguest Paul Abrahamian follows through with plans to dress in black face to mock a fellow houseguest ... who is black.
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If President Trump follows through with his threat and slaps a 25 percent tariff on every single thing that Americans buy from China, it would be a $130 billion dollar tax.
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If the US also follows through with announced policies that are yet to be finalized, it will likely reduce emissions by 16 percent to 32 percent of 2005 levels by 2025.
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If Mr. López Obrador follows through with his crackdown, 2019 could be the first year in over a decade in which the number of illegal taps goes down instead of up.
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The EU, which has been a vocal critic of the tariffs, has threatened $220006 billion in retaliatory tariffs on jeans, motorcycles and orange juice if Trump follows through with metals tariffs.
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And Mr. Trump could accelerate the flow of money into American plants if he follows through with his pledge to establish a border tax on vehicles imported from Mexico and elsewhere.
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Access to contraception isn't the only thing that American women stand to lose if Trump follows through with his wish to defund Planned Parenthood — a nonprofit organisation which provides reproductive health services.
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On the other hand, they worry about the economic damage from a trade war if the anti-China wing of the delegation wins the internal debate and follows through with its threats.
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Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the Commission, said on Friday that the EU will respond with its own tariffs if Trump follows through with his import taxes on steel and aluminum.
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If the Trump administration follows through with its threats against the court, it could raise questions about its legitimacy and provide cover for other countries, such as South Africa, that are considering exiting.
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By cutting handouts to the elite and extending a hand up to low-income and working-class students, PROSPER follows through with a proper policy prescription for part of what ails American education.
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If President Donald Trump follows through with his acceptance of Kim Jong Un's invitation to talk, he'll become the first sitting U.S. president to meet face to face with a North Korean leader.
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In the scenario where Trump follows through with his threat to raise Mexico tariffs to 25% in the coming months, Deutsche Bank also estimated the profit each of the big three automakers would lose.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director Christopher Wray said Facebook is at risk of becoming a "dream come true" for child pornographers if it follows through with a plan to encrypt all of its users' messages.
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If Stein follows through with her promise to pay for recounts in Michigan and Pennsylvania, Elias wrote, the campaign will "take the same approach" with additional states and participate in any verification efforts there.
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The bill makes performing an abortion illegal if an ultrasound detects a fetal heartbeat and calls for criminally punishing any abortion provider who follows through with the procedure after determining a fetal heartbeat exists.
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But Democrats say Trump waived his right to invoke privilege on aides whom he allowed to cooperate with the Mueller investigation, setting up a lengthy court fight if Trump follows through with the move.
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Analysts say that concern could grow if the Pentagon follows through with plans to move thousands of Marines to Guam from Okinawa, Japan, turning the island into even more of a strategic military hub.
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Facebook could soon become a "dream come true for predators and child pornographers" if it follows through with its plans to make user messages inaccessible to law enforcement, according to FBI Director Christopher Wray.
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Cars typically have a life span of around 15 years, so even if Britain follows through with its target, conventional engines are likely to be on the country's roads more than a decade later.
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Conservative leaders are circulating data to White House staff that claims adults who vape will turn on President Trump if he follows through with his planned ban on flavored e-cigarettes, Axios has learned.
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But USDA employees fear all the agency's work could be erased completely if the Trump administration follows through with plans to uproot the division — and all its scientists — and move them to Kansas City.
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Executive orders are easily overturned, and if President Trump follows through with his campaign rhetoric of targeting entire families of terror suspects, the civilian casualty numbers may not find a way into the public sphere.
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"If the company follows through with meaningful actions, it will join the ranks of innovative business leaders recognizing the sense of urgency around climate change and showing a different future is still possible," she added.
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Someone's leaving in an ambulance, and Mark Wahlberg is positive it'll be Dr. Oz ... IF the good doc follows through with his push-up challenge ... to settle the great breakfast debate once and for all.
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The Department of Homeland Security has reportedly started its "extreme vetting" process at an offshore detention camp in Australia as the Trump administration follows through with a refugee-swap deal orchestrated by former President Obama.
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But if Trump still follows through with his threat, "could set into motion certain changes in American policy and laws that could disrupt a global economy that is performing quite well for the U.S.," Adelman said.
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"Maintaining the renewable fuel standard at current levels ensures stability in the marketplace and follows through with my commitment to meet the statutory deadlines and lead the Agency by upholding the rule of law," Pruitt said.
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That danger will soon become even more palpable if Trump follows through with recommending that people go back to work and pack into churches — and, as a result, fan the flames of the still-spreading virus.
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And the need to act could become even more dire if the Trump administration follows through with threats to impose new sanctions on European auto imports, a move that would all but certainly bring rapid retaliation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's planned tariffs on steel and aluminum would distort world trade, German Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries said on Friday, adding Europe would respond appropriately if Washington follows through with the plan.
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Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) criticized the White House for proposing the transportation cuts while also vowing to move a separate $1 trillion infrastructure bill, which he said would mean "nothing" if Congress follows through with both efforts.
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If Carson follows through with this approach, it has a better shot at reducing barriers to new housing construction – and thus allowing for more economically and racially diverse housing in communities across America – than the Castro approach.
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That mortgage owner could pay an additional $312.50 a month, or $3,363 a year, in interest if the Fed follows through with the three quarter-point hikes that it forecast for 2018 at its December policy meeting.
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But Fallout is still a Tom Cruise movie, so while the movie shockingly follows through with the implications of its main theme, it nevertheless tees up events so that by the end, all feels right with the world.
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Beijing said Friday that it would impose tariffs upward of 25 percent on 85033,207 American goods if the Trump administration follows through with its threats to hit China with 25 percent tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports.
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A group of Democrats who introduced legislation to abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said they will vote against the measure if GOP leadership follows through with their vow to bring it to the House floor. Reps.
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The auto parts on the list could be subject to double tariffs of their own if Mr. Trump follows through with a longstanding threat to impose new tariffs on imported cars and trucks — and their parts — this year.
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American fresh apple and tree nut producers could see a bigger bite out of their export business starting next month if India follows through with its threat to impose retaliatory duties in response to U.S. imported steel tariffs.
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In South Korea, our allies are probably asking themselves what will come of the American troop presence and security guarantees when North Korean President Kim Jong Un follows through with his threats to renew nuclear weapons testing and development.
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If Trump follows through with plans to restrict immigration and deport undocumented immigrants, some industry experts say that farms and factories could be left scrambling, and the price tags on food—particularly produce and dairy—could see noticeable increases.
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Tougher rules may come later, however, if finance minister George Osborne follows through with plans to give the BoE more fine-grained powers over buy-to-let mortgage terms, similar to powers it has already used on residential mortgages.
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Trump has said he is working with Johnson to broker a bilateral trade agreement between the United States and the U.K. Such an agreement would depend on whether the U.K. follows through with plans to leave the European Union.
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SINGAPORE, March 11 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's National Shipping firm, Bahri, has tentatively chartered as many as 14 super-tankers to ship crude oil to customers worldwide, as the Kingdom follows through with its promise to boost crude oil output.
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The group also cautioned that interest payments could rise even more quickly if the incoming Trump administration follows through with campaign promises to cut taxes and increase spending on infrastructure, which the group estimates would cost $6 trillion over a decade.
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If Sondland indeed follows through with that testimony, it could be a watershed moment, precisely because Trump and his White House have used Sondland's texts to say there was no quid pro quo as a big part of its defense.
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A "significant depreciation" of 10 percent is possible if the U.S. follows through with its threat to raise import duties on Chinese goods to 25 percent at the end of this year, said Xie, who was formerly with Morgan Stanley.
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And things may be about to get much worse for the embattled president if his former personal attorney and self-styled "fixer" follows through with telling investigators everything he knows, legal experts and close observers of the case told VICE News.
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The Pentagon has been unable to provide a cost estimate for the deployment, but estimates from outside organizations puts the figure somewhere between $22019 million and $110 million if Trump follows through with threats to send up to 15,000 service members.
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If Secretary Perdue follows through with the request from Collins and the poultry industry to increase line speeds, it will demonstrate just how hollow the Trump administration's promises to protect our nation's forgotten workers truly are, not to mention consumers.
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If McGregor follows through with his year on the sidelines, it could be next November before he is ready to fight again, which would make Rousey's first defense a must-win if the two were ever to grace the same card.
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If [Congress] follows through with this with no replacement, then all those expansions, all those people who were able to get health insurance because of the Affordable Care Act and the expansions through Medicaid, won't be able to get it anymore.
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If the GOP follows through with its latest Obamacare repeal strategy — chopping up the replacement into a series of mini-bills — we may never know how health care costs and coverage under a new Republican plan compare to current law.
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The new tariff will not knock the American economy into recession, forecasters say, but it will hurt economic growth — and could do so drastically — if Mr. Trump follows through with his plan to place the tariff on all imports from China.
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That's a sample of what would be missing from the Advanced Placement World History exam if the College Board, the nonprofit organization that owns the A.P. program, follows through with a plan to start the test material at the year 2000.
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NASA has been working with the FAA to test a new system with the goal of finalizing the project by 2019, but if Trump follows through with privatizing air traffic control, a solution for national drone tracking might be expedited.
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If the Fed, indeed, follows through with a rate hike on March 15th, as indicated, markets, as much as ever, need to parse the Fed's language to determine if the size and scope of rate hikes could accelerate in the relatively near future.
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If President Donald Trump follows through with his plan to raise tariffs to 25 percent from 10 percent by the end of 2018 and all of the costs get passed down to consumers, it works out to roughly $1,000 per family per year.
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If Mr. Kim follows through with those threats, that would mean North Korea was readying its fifth nuclear test and was preparing to conduct more missile launchings in defiance of the sanctions resolution the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted this month against the country.
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If the Koch political operation follows through with its plans to punish more Republicans like Mr. Cramer — network officials pointed out that if this were 2014 or 2016, Mr. Cramer most likely would have received their backing — that could put Republicans in jeopardy elsewhere.
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Despite encouraging news up to May 30 in the morning with the three countries sending the USMCA to their respective legislatures for ratification, if the US follows through with blanket tariffs to goods exported by Mexico, the Mexican Senate would find it hard to ratify the USMCA.
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Juncker's deputy, European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis, doubled down Tuesday with warnings that Italy could face EU sanctions if it follows through with it proposed budget, which would lift to the public deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product for the next three years.
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Why it matters: The stock market is already taking a beating as China retaliates to Trump's tariff hikes on $200 billion in Chinese goods, and analysts are warning of a possible global recession if he follows through with his threat to extend them to all Chinese imports.
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BOURNEMOUTH, England (Reuters) - The UK Independence Party picked a new leader on Friday to replace Nigel Farage, a key player in Britain's vote to leave the European Union, with the incoming Diane James pledging to ensure Britain follows through with a full withdrawal from the bloc.
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China said it would "defend its legitimate rights and interests, and ... counter the escalation of trade friction through counter-measures" and would move forward with tariffs from 5 percent to 25 percent on $60 billion of U.S. imports if the U.S. follows through with its threats.
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If the House follows through with a contempt vote on the floor — and no date for a vote has yet been set — it would be empowering the Oversight Committee to take Mr. Barr and Mr. Ross to court to ask a judge to enforce their subpoenas.
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While most economists believe a tariff war between the world's two largest economies will not derail global growth even if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through with duties on $21.2 billion of imports from China, individual industries such as agriculture, autos and technology look set to be hit hard.
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While Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal might be intended to show Kim Jong Un that the U.S. president follows through with his threats, it may also reinforce fears that Washington's negotiations cannot be taken seriously – and that Pyongyang still needs its nuclear deterrent to ensure its survival.
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Powell, who would work with Shelton to set monetary policy if Trump follows through with his nomination and the Senate confirms the decision, said it would be a bad idea because it would mean the Fed would no longer be able to look after full employment and stable prices.
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The Chinese Ministry of Finance said it would impose tariffs upward of 25 percent on 5,207 American goods if the Trump administration follows through with its threats to hit Beijing with 25 percent tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports, according to a statement on its website on Friday.
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The Chinese Ministry of Finance said it would impose tariffs upward of 25 percent on 21625,2900 American goods if the Trump administration follows through with its threats to hit Beijing with 220006 percent tariffs on $2202 billion of Chinese imports, according to a statement on its website on Friday.
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With the Europeans and Congress unwilling to meet the president's demands (at least as articulated in the administration's somewhat confusing rollout last Friday), the JCPOA will be terminated rather than fixed if President Trump follows through with his ultimatum, which hopefully he will be persuaded not to do.
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"Renaming PACOM is ultimately a symbolic act ... (it) will have a very limited impact unless the U.S. follows through with a significant array of initiatives and investments that reflect a wider aperture," said Abraham Denmark, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia under President Barack Obama.
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President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to hit $200 billion of Chinese imports with 10 percent tariffs if China follows through with retaliation against his previous targeting of $50 billion in imports, aimed at pressing China to stop what the United States sees as the theft of its intellectual property.
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What many fear today is the power he will have to change people's lives in dramatic and potentially harmful ways, especially if he follows through with campaign promises to deport undocumented immigrants, to ban Muslims from entering the United States, or sign a law that will take health insurance away from millions.
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Trump could face a backlash against his business interests in Middle Eastern and Asian markets if he follows through with his campaign promise to ban Muslims from entering the United States, and continues to be open to restoring waterboarding - a form of interrogation widely viewed as torture - or creating a national registry for Muslims, analysts said.
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We can't afford the increase, not if Social Security and Medicare are off limits, not if he follows through with the tax cuts he promised, not if he's going to embark on the infrastructure projects that he's (rightly) calling for, not unless he's willing to gag Paul Ryan and shove him into some Capitol broom closet while the debt balloons.
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And GOP senators will need to take a position if Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) follows through with Monday's promise to eventually hold an up-or-down vote on the floor.
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The Chinese ambassador to the United States on Thursday warned that China will not hesitate to retaliate if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE follows through with his proposed tariffs against Beijing.
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China said Tuesday it "will not stand by idly" if the U.S. follows through with plans to deploy intermediate-range missiles in the coming months in the Asia-Pacific region, reports AP. Why it matters: The warning comes after the U.S. formally withdrew last week from the Cold War-era Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) agreement with Russia — which the U.S. claimed was unfair because other geopolitical rivals, like China, weren't restricted by its limits.
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If President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE follows through with his threat to increase tariffs on imported Chinese goods from 10 percent to 25 percent unless China complies with its fair trade obligations, it will be a healthy development in U.S.-China relations and good for U.S. foreign policy broadly.
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The EU will erase the 10% tax on auto imports from the U.S. and its 2.5% duty on auto imports in the U.S. The big picture: It makes sense that German automakers would attempt to find some sort of middle ground with the U.S. If the Trump administration follows through with its 25% tax on EU auto imports, it could disrupt the car industry and its global supply chains — and that would affect Germany far more than any other European nation.
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"Maintaining the Renewable Fuel Standard at current levels ensures stability in the marketplace and follows through with my commitment to meet the statutory deadlines and lead the agency by upholding the rule of law," EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE said in a statement.
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Sen. Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.) said Monday that every U.S. city would be a "border town" until President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE follows through with his threat to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border.
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