Few would have foreseen the turnaround that was to follow.
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I would argue that the risks could have been foreseen.
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The conclusion offers a future that Julia has largely foreseen.
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Then again, they couldn't have foreseen so much uninspired football.
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Now a crisis comes from somewhere you haven't foreseen normally.
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"On the other hand, we are also hearing ... and seeing in front of our eyes signals that the effects of climate change may be worse than we had foreseen or scientists had foreseen," she added.
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Honestly, who could have foreseen what a phenomenon FLOTUS would become?
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None of the economists polled by Reuters had foreseen a contraction.
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Few had foreseen or wanted this outcome at the war's onset.
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Was there any way someone could have foreseen this show's success?
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But it's striking how much of it was foreseeable — and foreseen.
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Kemmerich. But subsequent reporting suggested that they very much foreseen what
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Except: How could anyone have foreseen this might not go perfectly?
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None of this was foreseen at the time of his discovery.
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This allows for the opening of negotiations as foreseen by the Treaty.
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Shakur may have foreseen Madonna's legal scuffle with Lutz in the 1990s.
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However, Thursday's ruling was potentially more expansive than some experts had foreseen.
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But, I asked, could they have not foreseen these coming problems earlier?
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She added that these complexities could not have been foreseen back then.
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That was above the 3.3 percent foreseen in a company-compiled poll.
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This was eminently foreseeable but not, evidently, foreseen by Republicans in Congress.
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The gods of content could never have foreseen this level of ingenuity.
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It's a development he could have scarcely foreseen a few years ago.
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But I guess I could've foreseen that—everybody loves a good story.
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That wasn't easily foreseeable and, for the most part, it wasn't foreseen.
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Three economists each had foreseen hikes of 25 and 75 basis points.
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Reversing course from quantitative easing might create issues no one has foreseen.
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So could you have foreseen that as a campaign or just not?
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In the initial draft, this proposal was foreseen for the end of 2018.
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"I would say that I wouldn't have foreseen that, for sure," said Woods.
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The falling cost of DNA synthesis, on the other hand, was widely foreseen.
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It opposed the Iraq war and claims to have foreseen the banking crisis.
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"I couldn't have foreseen that nobody else would have come along as good."
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It's something getting a lot worse, but they really couldn't have foreseen that.
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As far as bands go, there's a band called Foreseen, they're pretty good.
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Few at that point could have foreseen the off-season that has unfolded.
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There was no effort then to respond to a problem that wasn't foreseen.
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"I hadn't really foreseen what a big thing it had become," Beck says.
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There's rarely a symmetrical, satisfying story arc that can be foreseen in advance.
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"This was a foreseen situation; we knew about this two years ago," she said.
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Analysts had foreseen an unravelling for some time, before even the regulatory wrist-slapping.
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But they also did something they hadn't foreseen: gathered a critical set of data.
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Given publicly-available information, was there any way anyone could have foreseen its success?
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Sir John Chilcot's 2.6m-word report, published on July 6th, is—as foreseen—devastating.
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They had foreseen no change from the 100.7 level at the end of October.
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For Chavez, the changes foreseen by the two agreements resonated on a personal level.
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News and events - some foreseen, some out of the blue - shift that dial constantly.
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For reasons he never could have foreseen, 120 years later, Gurez is still waiting.
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The move has been long foreseen but not expected as early as this month.
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Thus, cloture votes signal either ongoing or foreseen obstruction on the matter at hand.
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I believe a wise statesman could have foreseen some of the difficulties we're facing today.
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However, that was shy of the $4.5 billion analysts had foreseen, according to Refinitiv data.
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He also suggested that Jackson had foreseen the Civil War and could have stopped it.
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A stricter global climate policy may mean that this will occur sooner than foreseen earlier.
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The official said that at the moment, no barriers were foreseen for Huawei in Brazil.
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"He will continue to be unpredictable, but possibly a bit less than foreseen," he said.
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That would be separate from the annual review already foreseen in the agreement with Washington.
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He thus fulfilled the oracle's prophecy, although in a way he could never have foreseen.
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A multigenerational home place has pleasures that I hadn't foreseen when we bought the house.
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And it's a pattern the CIA—no stranger to blowback—could and should have foreseen.
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What he had not foreseen about Miami, though, was the plethora of stories like his.
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That, at least, is the future foreseen by experts at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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To solve this unforeseen problem—and really, who could have foreseen this being a problem?
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"Foreseen" brings the works of African photojournalists by way of the African Photojournalism Database (APJD).
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Chuck Schumer of New York said JFK officials should have foreseen some of the problems.
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An ad for meditation techniques now in subway cars seems to have foreseen this moment.
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"None of us could have foreseen that something like this could have taken place," they said.
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The 20-point margin of defeat—60% to 40%—was almost double what pollsters had foreseen.
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No one could have foreseen Tuesday's sinister mission to turn a vehicle into a deadly weapon.
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Cutler said much of the cost overruns were due to "indirect" items that were not foreseen.
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As a fellow cynic, Visser had foreseen this issue and was well prepared with an answer.
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"First hike fully priced in by June 2019 — three more hikes foreseen in 2020," she added.
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It's doubtful that many of them could've foreseen the exact nature of our current political climate.
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In Trilling's old age, she had foreseen a biography, and prepared for it with touching pomp.
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And then I had not foreseen my father's illness... I didn't know the extent of it.
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Just as significant, though, it has changed the game in ways that had not been foreseen.
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This now presents us with a challenge not many could have foreseen just four months ago.
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Every action Charles takes now is imbued with the knowledge of what he has foreseen happening.
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Over its first two years the book, as skeptics had foreseen, sold a modest 5,000 copies.
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Some indeed may lead nowhere, but others will lead into unexpected territory that we haven't foreseen.
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But the politics of helping troubled homeowners were more toxic than the crisis managers had foreseen.
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"All travel insurance providers are now considering the coronavirus outbreak as a foreseen event," Squaremouth notes.
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She touched it on to Press, waiting at the far post: just as Endler had foreseen.
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We say "died," but of course they were killed, by a threat they never could have foreseen.
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He couldn&apost have foreseen a Jewish revival that came after the fall of communism in 1989.
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"Urgent action is warranted on the specification and quantification of the foreseen debt relief measures," he said.
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That's not The Matrix's fault; the Wachowskis couldn't possibly have foreseen how their work would be interpreted.
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PROFOUND DECREASE, ONE THAT WAS NOT FORESEEN BY MOST OF US JUST THREE OR FOUR YEARS AGO.
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P.R. No one I know of has foreseen an America like the one we live in today.
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Bannon must quickly decide whether to acknowledge a problem he could not have foreseen and repudiate Moore.
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As one of America's high-growth companies, Amazon will continue its expansion in ways foreseen and unforeseen.
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That Arizona has become a battleground state could not have been foreseen just a few years ago.
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Someone please check old Wile E. Coyote cartoons, because only Hanna-Barbera could have foreseen this insanity.
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The disaster in Iraq was not just foreseeable but, in the case of the UK, actually foreseen.
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Black Mirror has gotten a lot of credit for all the real-world events and headlines it's foreseen.
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COULD YOU HAVE FORESEEN THE KIND OF MARKET REACTION THAT TOOK PLACE AFTER YOU BOUGHT SHARES OF JPMORGAN?
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If anything, "Dancer" seems more tragic today for all the tragedy its author could not possibly have foreseen.
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They could not have foreseen the bullets that would soon pierce chapel walls, the rageful yelling, the blood.
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But it's getting close to the kind of AR advertising foreseen in things like Magic Leap's patent illustrations.
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In 2019, when Lyft is foreseen to bring $20203 billion, the firm anticipates a $500 million adjusted profit.
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But that, of course, didn't stop national lawmakers from overturning the FCC's rules, despite the likely foreseen pushback.
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I guessed they might give OKRs a try, though I couldn't have foreseen the depth of their resolve.
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The paper cites sources close to the bank as saying that a sale of Widiba was not foreseen.
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But what I hadn't foreseen was how David's story provided an insight into the national prevalence of misery.
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Growth projections for 2020 were revised to 1.3% from 1.4% Growth of 1.4% is still foreseen for 2021.
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Predicting the previous year's growth rate came last-but-one, as Messrs Pritchett and Summers might have foreseen.
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The realm of potential applications is extremely broad and is not limited to what can be directly foreseen.
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The commission maintained unchanged its forecasts for Britain, whose economy is foreseen growing 1.3% this year and next.
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When the Leafs last won the Cup, in 1967, players and fans must have foreseen good things ahead.
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Nearly every aspect of Trump's life is now under investigation for wrongdoing, something I could not have foreseen.
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GERMAN FINANCE MINISTER SAYS IT CANNOT BE FORESEEN WHETHER CORONAVIRUS IS ECONOMIC CHALLGENGE OVER LONGER TERM - DLF RADIO
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What they hadn't foreseen, however, was that this recipe would produce the blackest stuff ever created by humans.
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In many ways, that is valuable, for if problems can be foreseen they can be more easily prevented.
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Few could have foreseen that a primary target of Mr. Trump's actions would be a stalwart ally, Canada.
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He could not have foreseen me playing high school basketball or 10 years of competitive mountain bike racing.
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He could never have foreseen a time, he said, when Americans owned roughly a dozen of England's clubs.
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They were firm and consistent, and ultimately the E.U. got its way in the way it had foreseen.
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People on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan could not have foreseen spending their holiday in quarantine.
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Slight changes to a treatment regimen can avoid deadly consequences that cannot be foreseen by the treating physician.
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A further 200,000 of non-farm payrolls are foreseen for April, data on which will be released on Friday.
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The automotive industry may be a cyclical business, but few could have foreseen the mind-blowing events of 20173.
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Rent expectations over the same time frame appeared more resilient, with an increase of just over 20 percent foreseen.
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The news was that it was no longer theoretical: it was here, and happening faster than anyone had foreseen.
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Years ago, when smartphones first appeared, few people could have foreseen what would happen in the years to come.
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Sure, he may have foreseen success: the cartoon's years on Nickelodeon, multiple feature films, even an eventual Broadway musical.
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"It definitely seems like something that Apple should have foreseen as a possibility and taken preventative measures," said Timothy.
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These last two months have tested and tried all of us in ways none of us could have foreseen.
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The Japanese pole vaulter could not have foreseen his package getting in the way of his gold medal dreams.
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I'm pretty sure that whatever event does trigger a decline will not be something you and I have foreseen.
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I don't think any of us could've foreseen all the things that are happening now in the political sphere.
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They caution that risks remain, though, and the market is vulnerable to any number of foreseen and unforeseen events.
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He also called for a six month transition period, longer than the 90-day period foreseen by the constitution.
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Natural gas production is expected to rise to 30.498 billion cubic metres (bcm) from 29.060 bcm foreseen this year.
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"No further meetings with the U.K. are foreseen," Margaritis Schinas, a European Commission spokesman said, told reporters on Monday.
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Natural gas production is expected to rise to 36.909 billion cubic metres (bcm) from 30.205 bcm foreseen this year.
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The German meteorologists had also foreseen the storms, but they'd missed the significance of the brief glimpse of calm.
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A mistake may mean there are outcomes of a particular command or sequence of commands that no one has foreseen.
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But she could not have foreseen that a legal reform designed to help Georgian landowners would make things even harder.
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The petition has amounted to over 1.6 million signatures and, as Bloys explained, was not something HBO could have foreseen.
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But there's no question we're still talking about him, and his message's ubiquity has had consequences he couldn't have foreseen.
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No long-lasting cold is foreseen in much of the East during much of the second half of the month.
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"As foreseen and communicated in April, production has been adjusted during the second quarter, to avoid building inventories," SKF said.
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The bigger loss stemmed from higher goodwill impairment charges than foreseen when the bank announced its restructuring on July 7.
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It said savings would top $0.373 billion in 2016, 10 percent more than foreseen at the start of the year.
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Her last minute cancellation prompted the soccer team's Twitter manager to wonder: Shouldn't the circumstances have been foreseen by Trisha?
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"The response cannot but be to accelerate the public investment programme foreseen by the government," Tria said in a statement.
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When France bid for the event in 2100, no one could have foreseen the security challenges that France now faces.
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Meanwhile, the growth rate reached 1.8 percent last year and it is foreseen to rise to 2 percent this year.
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In a statement, ArcelorMittal said delaying the handover was a possibility foreseen by the contract signed with the Italian government.
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Nothing like the current situation was foreseen in late 260, when rising domestic production began weighing on global oil prices.
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The consequences of such a development cannot be foreseen — but they will surely not redound to the benefit of Britain.
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It's also worth noting that "Venus" now has a visual relevance that could scarcely have been foreseen 20 years ago.
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The jobs foreseen at the battery plant are far fewer than the 3,000 that the G.M. assembly plant once employed.
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As the beautiful but eerie song plays, Catelynn realizes something we viewers could never have foreseen: a slaughter is imminent.
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They remain closely watched just the same, wielding an impact that only a decade ago could not have been foreseen.
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Legend holds that King Arthur's reign was foreseen by an enchanted lady in a lake, who granted him the sword Excalibur.
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Democrats and constitutional experts severely criticize this defense, saying it gives U.S. presidents huge new powers not foreseen in the Constitution.
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But hey, who could have ever foreseen the possibility that a needlessly complicated app-connected and battery-powered shoe might fail?
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When Zuckerberg started college in 2002, no one could have foreseen that his time Harvard would eventually make him a multibillionaire.
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There are issues that they haven't yet foreseen, and procedures have to become more developed before human subjects can get involved.
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That highway system has fundamentally altered the way we move goods and people in a way no one could have foreseen.
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The gods of content could never have foreseen this level of ingenuity It's entirely unclear how long this video stay online.
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Two decades ago the dotcom boom was under way, but who even then could have foreseen the explosion in social media?
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All of a sudden, the tone went from casual to teeth-grittingly tense in a way no one could have foreseen.
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Also, it gave us these amazing quotes that you could NEVER have foreseen coming up in a presidential debate in 2020.
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Who could have foreseen that self-distancing would turn into being self-quarantined with businesses all over the country shutting down?
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Mr. Rhein said Documenta will look closely at what caused the budget overshoot and how it could have been foreseen sooner.
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Democrats and constitutional experts severely criticize this defense, saying it gives U.S. presidents huge new powers not foreseen in the Constitution.
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In September, the OECD had foreseen growth of 2.1 percent this year for the euro area and 1.9 percent next year.
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However, not everything was foreseen, and Dubov says he didn't anticipate how much the tech landscape around customer experience would change.
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But the biggest problem, it turned out, was one we would never have foreseen: getting a birth certificate for our baby.
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If that kind of upheaval were foreseen, Americans would have wondered how all the unemployed farmers could find work, Buffett writes.
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"The ball is now in the Swiss court," a Commission spokesman had said on Monday, adding no more negotiations were foreseen.
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After all, who would have foreseen billion-dollar businesses based on renting your air mattress to strangers, or shopping for their groceries?
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Political pundits and Republican leaders like to say that nobody could have foreseen the extraordinary rise of Donald J. Trump's presidential candidacy.
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Ultimately the Fed raised rates only twice by the end of 2016, rather than the five times widely foreseen in mid-2015.
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The original proposal from the European Commission had foreseen giving publishers the right to ask for payment for up to 20 years.
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It was also not foreseen that they would discuss the possibility of the French state reducing its Renault stake, the official said.
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It had previously foreseen revenue growth of 15 to 20 percent in 2017 and an operating margin of 10 to 12 percent.
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The bigger loss stemmed from higher goodwill impairment charges than foreseen when the bank announced its restructuring on July 7, it said.
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It is already foreseen by the Commission's adequacy decision (Privacy Shield decision) that the data protection authorities will participate in the review.
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But a stronger reduction of risks on banks' balance sheets was needed than that foreseen in the Commission proposals, the official added.
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"That would leave the amendment essentially in a legal limbo that was not foreseen by framers of the Constitution," Woodward-Burns said.
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"These last two months have tested and tried all of us in ways none of us could have foreseen," the letter said.
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The central bank said oil investment was expected to show a somewhat more pronounced fall in the years ahead than previously foreseen.
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We must consider not just what's within the scope of their intended use, but within the uses that can be reasonably foreseen.
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"So far, banks have transferred significantly fewer activities, critical functions and staff to euro area entities than originally foreseen," the ECB said.
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It may be that if the revolutionaries had foreseen the fate of their countries, they would not have gone into the streets.
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The potential loss of jobs, the shift in economic power and a new world order all have been foreseen by the naysayers.
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The bank will meet with unions on Wednesday to discuss job cuts foreseen under its industrial plan, Il Sole 225 Ore said.
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That pain was all the more acute because Wenger could have foreseen precisely what effect van Persie would have on Manchester United.
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These books address the cyber threat — and one, published decades ago, shows that the cyber world may have been foreseen in literature.
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This can be foreseen even amidst a "solar revolution" which is, without a doubt, the right way forward for a tropical island.
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Not even Herzl, however, could have foreseen the industrialized mass murder of the Holocaust, the unspoken shadow that hovers over these pages.
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"When deaths occur in a mission in which, despite the risks, killing wasn't foreseen, then the mission was a disaster," the general added.
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Here are the looming legal dangers for the Trump White House, foreseen by former White House lawyers interviewed by Evan Ryan and me.
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ALMOST everybody claims to have foreseen Donald Trump's decision, but when the thunderbolt came it was even more cacophonous than most people expected.
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And 24 of the 29 candidates whose contracts traded between 70% and 20123% wound up winning, the exact frequency (83%) bettors had foreseen.
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Because the market is smaller than foreseen, there is not a big enough pool of healthy users to cover the costs, they say.
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The company has said it could not have foreseen that the delayed approval of the new dicamba herbicides would result in damaged crops.
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No one could have foreseen that his speech would serve as a diminution prologue to events that were soon to occur in Iran.
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As early as WWII, British Field Marshal Earl Wavell had foreseen the rise of more professional armies and some of its political ramifications.
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She will also tout her company's response to the recent controversy over price hikes – which she said she wishes the company had foreseen.
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This eventual contamination of our Anthropocene civilization with zoological relics from the Mesozoic is the "seventh iteration" foreseen by the book's prophet: Malcolm.
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But how this embrace would go on to affect our memories, a core cognitive process, would be greater than we could have foreseen.
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Wayne Joseph, the president of Bridge and Tunnel Officers Benevolent Association, said the changes announced by the governor had been foreseen for years.
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Murdoch could not have foreseen that Trump would become President, but he was a visionary about the niche audience that became Trump's base.
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Of course, that is not to suggest anyone could have foreseen quite how far they would go, quite how long they would last.
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The show's arrival at such a fraught cultural moment is something that its directors, Ms. Parson and Paul Lazar, could not have foreseen.
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Nor could any crystal ball have foreseen the city of Charlotte, N.C., selling the land where Maya Lin had installed "Topo" (1989-91).
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In Colorado, the Premises Liability Act generally limits landowners from responsibility for dangers on their property that they could not reasonably have foreseen.
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But nothing like this explosion could have been foreseen when he sat down to research his famous political takedown video in early May.
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She will also tout her company's response to the recent controversy over price hikes — which she said she wishes the company had foreseen.
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By the time we are 70, we have all had more tragedy and more bliss in our lives than we could have foreseen.
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This too is foreseen the authoritarian playbook, which has no page for impeachment: the egos of such rulers can't contemplate such a fate.
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It is natural for glaciers to slide, but the creep of global warming has melted it more rapidly than anyone could have foreseen.
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Andrew Cuomo has been the stuff of reality TV. As for Trump's claims that "nobody in their wildest dreams" could have foreseen the need for so many ventilators, well, again, China's experience -- and even that of Italy -- suggests we could have foreseen that a large number of respiratory issues, all happening at the same time, could require a massive number of ventilators.
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Economists tend to agree that a lot of the problems that the euro, and its adherents, has experienced were not foreseen by its creators.
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As anyone could have foreseen, he has become even more openly virulent in his bigotry since and chafed against democratic restrictions on his authority.
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"We have been here for two weeks and fell short of what was foreseen," Elina Bardram, the European Union's top climate negotiator, told AFP.
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And I think it's because deep down she knows he had valid reasons for killing Tywin, and that he couldn't have foreseen the fallout.
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As Judge Harris writes, the founders purposely designed a document that can "live, breathe and adapt" to changes that they could have never foreseen.
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IATA said air cargo demand was expected to grow by "a modest 4.0 percent" in 2018, less than the 4.5 percent foreseen in December.
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Once credit, spending and optimism have reigned for a time, the interplay of foreseen and unforeseen circumstances may cause them to stop doing so.
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Things are foreseeing the treaty so there is a procedure so everything is you know foreseen for orderly, orderly negotiation from the present moment.
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"Evidence will show that Mr. Gray's death was a tragic, freak accident that no one could have foreseen," Defense Attorney Chaz R. Ball said.
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The truth about Muslims in America American family The convention stage was an unexpected destination for Khan's parents, one they could not have foreseen.
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On the other hand, the signatories could not have foreseen how deep and mutually beneficial the inter-Christian partnership would become in certain areas.
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Mr. Zuckerberg said told Congress this month that Facebook had grown too fast and that he hadn't foreseen the problems the platform would confront.
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Lawyers for the hotel argued that the responsibility was solely Barrett's and there was no way the hotel could have foreseen what he did.
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True, most FARC militants, as foreseen by the peace accord, demobilized here and across Colombia, a country the size of France and Spain combined.
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For Democrats, the stakes for this year's congressional elections have risen more dramatically than anyone could have foreseen even just a short time ago.
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Instead, they lauded him for running an impressive insurgent campaign that has energized the liberal base and gone further than anyone could have foreseen.
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The French tax authority also welcomed the decision and told Reuters it would use the information as foreseen by a Franco-Swiss tax treaty.
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But there's one job even those egghead scientists couldn't have possibly foreseen: inspiration for a Jennifer Lopez-produced NBC futuristic bio-terror drama procedural.
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In some years, it has been charged fees totaling nearly 1 percent of its bond issuances, far more than foreseen under the original law.
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In certain court systems, injuring another person without intending to by taking a risk whose danger you could have foreseen is called dolus eventualis.
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At the time, however, few could have foreseen it would be Mr. Trump's inauguration Washington would be celebrating, and the headache that would create.
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"These procedures will be an occasion to evaluate the cooperation mechanisms foreseen by the regulation, and any need to improve them," the official said.
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Instead, Cabrera is shifting positions now to let Jose Reyes, his good friend, play shortstop every day, a possibility Cabrera had probably not foreseen.
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But the Allies' warships and aircraft would also need calm seas and clear skies, and here Stagg and his team had foreseen a problem.
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"There is additional information submitted by J&F to the federal prosecutors, as foreseen in the agreements, which are not yet public," the auditors said.
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Motherboard spoke to 14 former Equifax employees to gauge whether a spectacular hack like this one was something the company should've foreseen and prepared for.
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Ludwig said nobody could have foreseen this, but Bradford's defense attorney argued that Bradford couldn't handle life after her time as a River View student.
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Despite the heated rhetoric, the fixed-income response Friday morning was largest contained, suggesting to some that the market had already foreseen a scuttled deal.
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In the original novel, Gaiman's New Gods represent media and technology, but there are aspects of tech that he couldn't have possibly foreseen in 2000.
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Entertainment Merchants Association, Scalia voted to extend the First Amendment to video games, a technology he could never have foreseen when he was growing up.
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In the end, for reasons that were foreseen, he felt that he could not recommend that Mr Trump be prosecuted for obstructing justice (see article).
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When President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself," he could not have foreseen today's Republican Party.
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Just as we couldn't have predicted Jenner's success, we couldn't have foreseen the "dad sneaker" resurrection that would take place a couple of decades later.
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Now Britain's impending exit from the European Union, foreseen by nobody in 1998, has posed the question again, long before Northern Ireland has an answer.
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When constitutional amendments foreseen under the Minsk deal were first raised in parliament last summer, nationalist protests outside the Rada turned violent, leaving four dead.
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Some health policy experts and Wall Street analysts said the report was more draconian than expected, with the uninsured rate declining more quickly than foreseen.
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In other words, data you agreed to share in 2008 could increasingly be repurposed and repackaged for uses you could never have foreseen in 2018.
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Those who fail to grasp that lesson will miss out on the risk to their companies in spite of having correctly foreseen the global risks.
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Mr. Musk had once foreseen making 20,000 Model 11s a month by last December, but in the entire fourth quarter Tesla produced fewer than 2,500.
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And he stressed repeatedly that nobody could have foreseen the possibility of the pandemic, despite warnings issued by the US intelligence community earlier this year.
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"Could I have foreseen the sudden collapse of our enemies," Puccini wrote, "I certainly should have been helping celebrate the glorious victory in New York."
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Markets a month ago had foreseen a 90 percent chance of a May rate hike but those expectation were dashed by weaker-than-expected data.
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Some health policy experts and Wall Street analysts said the report was more draconian than expected, with the uninsured rate rising more quickly than foreseen.
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Should the parties need more time to negotiate the subsequent agreement, they could decide to extend the transition period, as foreseen in the Withdrawal Agreement.
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Whether the companies should have foreseen the growth of an illicit second market — including pills, heroin and fentanyl — is among the knotty questions being addressed.
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No meeting is foreseen at this stage at the summit between Conte and the Commission's president Jean-Claude Juncker, an EU official said on Thursday.
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We hadn't foreseen how hard it would be to get municipalities to make capital expenditures, or that officials would be reluctant to buy machines from students.
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Apple's Siri move was largely foreseen by analysts, and the event itself did not grip investors as some of Apple's product announcements have in the past.
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In the growth forecasts it makes every April, for example, the IMF has never once foreseen the onset of a recession in the next calendar year.
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At the New Republic, Shephard argues that while Holt couldn't have foreseen Trump's threats, it should have known interest in the book would be high regardless.
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The case raises questions whether Sanofi and the WHO, in their pursuit of a new weapon to fight a deadly disease, should have foreseen the risk.
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Indeed, it's hard to believe that nobody involved — Melania herself, her stylist Hervé Pierre, or her spokesperson — couldn't have foreseen the backlash to such a jacket.
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Moreover, given that Ford claims to have foreseen and predesigned everything Dolores is now doing, how is data theft supposed to lead to human-hybrid evolution?
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"If the foreseen contribution of the European Union turns out to be insufficient, it would result in added pressure on the Greek budget," the report said.
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The legal arguments that treat proffered information as a campaign donation are quite complex, and it seems farfetched to think Trump Jr. would have foreseen them.
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But as we all really should have foreseen, two short months later, Kylie's already over the upkeep and ready to go back to her natural hue.
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Either way, though, natural selection could not have foreseen the consequences of mixing such behaviour with either pocket-sized supercomputers or massive, fast-moving metal objects.
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Many insurers have said they are losing money because the Obamacare population is sicker than foreseen and the risk-adjustment payments from the government are insufficient.
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"The plan ... was laid out two years ago, and has been executed pretty much in the manner and the schedule that was foreseen then," Carter said.
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The builders of the first commercial airplane couldn't have foreseen the crushed knees and the splattered salad dressings that their machine would visit on the world.
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Trump's aid proposal, if ever implemented, will not offset the easily foreseen consequences of a trade war that will harm agriculture, rural America and the GOP.
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As observers of real life as opposed to scripted television might have foreseen, Mr. Trump has proved wildly incompetent when it comes to matters of personnel.
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Yes. The report cited reasons Mr. Trump could have reasonably foreseen that the Flynn investigation was likely to lead to a grand jury inquiry or prosecution.
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I could not have foreseen, on that lovelorn journey, that I would look back on it as one of the greatest examples of having it all.
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Still, Mr. Andreasen could not have foreseen the magnitude of devastation in his county in Florida: Much of the road department was a pile of rubble.
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It could be a while before Congress acts on President Trump's plan in any decisive way because of the impact foreseen on federal revenues and debt.
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I couldn't have foreseen, for instance, that a boy in Texas might start peeking over my shoulder, or that he would get hooked on solving, too.
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Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri welcome signs of consolidation and said that for the Tuscan lender "a market solution will be reached within the foreseen time frame".
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Three years later, though, something happened that almost no one had foreseen: revolutions broke out across Europe, including in France, Italy, Germany, and the Austrian Empire.
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But few could have foreseen then how the new rulers would only magnify Iran's ills while becoming a constant thorn in the side of the West.
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It said the $70 million impact now foreseen also included effects from accounting adjustments from previous quarters and a reduction in inventory by a U.S. customer.
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Budweiser could not have foreseen the roiling sociopolitical debate that would be unfolding when the ad aired, shortly after President Trump moved to sharply limit immigration.
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While the Kardashians were certainly famous in 2009, no one could have foreseen how the family would rise to prominence and dominate headlines throughout the 2010s.
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I couldn't have foreseen, for instance, that a boy in Texas might start peeking over my shoulder, or that he would get hooked on solving, too.
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Video games, in other words, depend much on the sentiment expressed by the Jewish sage Rabbi Akiva, in Pirkei Avot: 'Everything is foreseen, and permission is granted.
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"The airport is ... technically ready for a restart of passenger flights in the temporary infrastructure foreseen for check-in," the Brussels Airport Company said in a statement.
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"A stricter global climate policy may mean that this will occur sooner than foreseen earlier," he said, though cautioned against actively forcing a downsizing of the industry.
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In her era of white flight and suburban sprawl, she couldn't have foreseen that, decades later, millions of people would want to move back to the city.
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If the Fed could have foreseen the slow growth and weak job gains from the months following its announcement, it obviously would've held off on raising rates.
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It projected a surplus of $6 billion over the next 6 years, which is up from the $3.4 billion the island's government had foreseen just last month.
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It was nightmare scenario for the network, which had paid $12 billion to host the Games until 2032, though one foreseen by NBC Universal CEO Steve Burke.
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Johnson summarizes his findings in a PowerPoint deck, then shows it to his wife, who raises objections that he hasn't foreseen (all her friends live in Brooklyn).
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So, as foreseen by Henry Ford more than 100 years ago, the market will most likely support a mobility solution that is based on fairly utilitarian cars.
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Though he outlived Stonewall, he could not have foreseen that, far from a pariah, he would become a revered gay eminence in a play 50 years later.
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Trump said Thursday that not even he -- someone known for overestimating something's impact -- could have foreseen that his tax plan would have the affect it has had.
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I wanted to instruct him, in a spirit of acquittal, that he couldn't have foreseen his future or the world now even if he'd strained his eyes.
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I'm not sure if Broadcom had foreseen such a tight regulation from the White House, but why did Broadcom want to buy Qualcomm in the first place?
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"Even in our worst nightmares, we could not have foreseen this," Haider, 62, told Reuters on Wednesday evening, following two days of questioning by Bangladesh's counterterrorism police.
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The Paris accord aims to avoid the most catastrophic scenarios foreseen by climate scientists by limiting the rise in average global temperatures caused by burning fossil fuels.
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It's the latest step in a superhero saga with no happy ending in sight, and an outcome few could have foreseen several years ago when Warner Bros.
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More importantly, those who drafted and ratified the Constitution couldn't have foreseen a day when a significant number of American citizens would be living in unincorporated territories.
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We could have foreseen, for example, that "he is the kind of personality that is a constant source of random political embarrassment" outside of the Republican mainstream.
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But even this has become a dubious proposition thanks to the rise of social media, something the original authors of the IAA protocols couldn't have foreseen in 1989.
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It also asks the regulator to impose "effective, proportionate and dissuasive" fines as foreseen by GDPR, which in Facebook's case could run to 1.3 billion euros ($1.5 billion).
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In its current form, Nord Stream 2, fully owned by Russian state energy firm Gazprom, would not be compliant with tougher new rules foreseen for new infrastructure projects.
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The Eagles' 2018 Super Bowl win was perhaps foreseen only by their fans as they faced off against the Patriots, who had previously clinched five Super Bowl rings.
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Some 3,000 police and security agents had been foreseen, but the number may be raised to 5,000 after the London attack, Rome's il Messaggero newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Although it would not have anticipated the magnitude of the extreme boom and bust of the mid-2000s, it would have foreseen a sharp reversal in the trend.
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Makers of self-driving cars, for instance, worry constantly about how their machines will perform in "edge cases"—complicated and unusual situations that cannot be foreseen during training.
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When Barb Holland graced our screens in very first episode of Stranger Things, few of us could have foreseen the emotional impact she would have on our lives.
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For example, a technology enthusiast in the 1990s may have foreseen the rise of the internet, but had no way to directly take a stake in the technology.
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Some British MPs criticized their government's response to mounting Iranian tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, saying that it should have foreseen Iranian aggression after the Gibraltar incident.
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Moreover, the quick uptick in oil prices triggered by announcing these latest sanctions illustrates that market volatility may result in more negative global impact from sanctions than foreseen.
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However, it added that action was being taken sooner than originally foreseen because its "limited resources" meant it could no longer afford to operate "old and inefficient" shafts.
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What began as a door-to-door evacuation of the neighborhood the night before became a violent, day-long ordeal no one in the community could have foreseen.
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Camilo Tiscornia, an economist at Buenos Aires-based consultancy C&T, said the economy will shrink 2.5% this year, more than the 1.4% contraction he had foreseen before.
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Poroshenko said earlier this month he did not plan to extend martial law beyond the one month initially foreseen unless there was a large scale attack from Russia.
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Talking about Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the minister said that for the state-owned Tuscan lender "a market solution will be reached within the foreseen time frame".
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The city is now expected to grow by only 0.3%, compared with the 2.7% foreseen in April, before its economic prospects vanished in a cloud of tear-gas.
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Diess' lawyer said in a statement that the CEO could not have foreseen the financial market fallout and that he would continue unhindered in his role as CEO.
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In the filing, the company said the debt issuing was foreseen in its restructuring plan as debtor-in-possession financing (DIP) to raise cash while under bankruptcy protection.
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Across 10 episodes, viewers learn whether the family members can sufficiently get past their shared baggage in order to prevent an apocalypse foreseen by their time-traveling brother.
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Did some GOP senators at least buy the criticisms that the disaster was foreseen by the National Weather Service, and that the administration should have been better prepared?
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This is so confusing, because wouldn't Agnes have foreseen that she would do this and instead left the prophecies with someone who wasn't sick of being a professional descendant?
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Obviously, there are people who believe Littlefinger is still alive since he's such a clever, cautious schemer, and he obviously must have foreseen everything that happened in season 7.
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The Fed sees three rate hikes next year instead of the two foreseen as of September, partly as a result of the changes anticipated under President-elect Donald Trump.
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These songs have come true in ways the band couldn't have foreseen or wanted, while remaining indisputably false in other ways, enough to render it a startling listen indeed.
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The Fed sees three rate hikes next year instead of the two foreseen in September, partly as a result of the expected economic benefits under President-elect Donald Trump.
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An incredible boost to economic productivity and leisure can also be foreseen with millions of hours of commuting time becoming available for whatever we choose to do with them.
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While the basic utility of the internet was accepted from its genesis, nobody could have foreseen all of its kaleidoscopic permutations or the profound ways it would reshape society.
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Even the chief executives at the biggest of them don't know where all this will lead, any more than Gutenberg could have foreseen Martin Luther and the nation-state.
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Only in our own time have stories about the Far North started to matter again, owing to a twist no Victorian reader, writer, or explorer could ever have foreseen.
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CFE head Manuel Bartlett said the $4.5 billion savings foreseen in the renegotiation should be seen against a cost to the utility of $12 billion under the original contracts.
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University of Santiago economist Victor Salas said the IMACEC result proved the Chilean economy, long considered the most stable in Latin America, was more resilient than many had foreseen.
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Lawmakers are due to vote on Monday on alternatives, several of which call for Britain to have closer ties to the EU than foreseen under the prime minister's plan.
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This year marks the 22013th anniversary of the group's earliest beginnings, and the questions raised by Electronic Disturbance Theater's actions are relevant in ways its creators could not have foreseen.
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The IEA forecast that a "modest deceleration" in global oil demand growth was foreseen for 247.88, however, easing to 246.29 mb/d taking average deliveries up to 245 mb/d.
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But he said there was no way to have foreseen the mass drunkenness and the crowds on the square, which is not the traditional center of celebrations in the city.
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According to the Census Bureau projection, whites in America will constitute less than 50 percent of the population around 2045, a demographic shift many have foreseen for a long time.
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If you're creating something new, it is inevitable there will be consequences that were not foreseen — some that will be great, and then there are those that aren't as positive.
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It seems that even in his former incarnation, Stevin John was destined for viral fame, but no one could have foreseen the dancing poop guy's pivot to mainstream children's entertainment.
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This was a problem foreseen by Lerner and Tirole, who questioned whether "the management of open source projects [can] accommodate the increasing number of contributors" nearly a decade before GitHub.
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"The auctions have been hard fought and have led to tighter pricing than one would have foreseen even a few months earlier," said Vikram Kailas, chief executive of Mytrah Energy.
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Google employees appear to have foreseen many of the company's political challenges in the run-up to Donald Trump's presidential election, according to an internal email discussion obtained by CNBC.
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Gross domestic product grew 22018 percent last year, Rosstat said, exceeding the 21.2 to 22017 percent foreseen by the central bank and the 22018 percent predicted by the economy ministry.
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MI. Armani had already foreseen a dip in results when early last year he said that 2017 would be complicated but reassured that his company had "a lot of cash".
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Gross domestic product grew 2.3 percent last year, Rosstat said, exceeding the 1.5 to 22017 percent foreseen by the central bank and the 22018 percent predicted by the economy ministry.
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Perhaps, in a moment of great foresight, they had foreseen Per lumbering towards the on-rushing Diego Costa with all the certainty of a cow charging towards a frozen lake.
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Lasting for just one year, OCO accounts are essential to the funding of wartime operations, which cannot be foreseen or planned within the regular, year-to-year "base" defense budget.
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But in a more conciliatory note for Rome, the decision on formally starting disciplinary proceedings could be delayed until February, one official said, citing a timeline foreseen under EU rules.
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The market for individual health insurance created under President Barack Obama's national healthcare law drew fewer than half the enrollees expected, and the members have higher medical costs than foreseen.
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Though traditional surge pricing is now largely gone, Uber had long foreseen its ability to use trip data to forecast demand and incentivize drivers in areas of increased trip requests.
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Iran has been broadly unhappy that the eased sanctions specified in the nuclear agreement have not led to the huge economic boom that the deal's promoters in Iran had foreseen.
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A long foreseen shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) — including masks, N5223 respirators, and gowns — is crippling health workers' ability to respond to the coronavirus pandemic in the United States.
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But who could have foreseen that senators would put self-interest (re-election) and party loyalty (re-election) ahead of the moral and ethical ideals they are supposed to uphold?
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The parade of horribles foreseen by the company — sea level rise, more intense rain and snow, inundation, hotter temperatures, desertification, agricultural disruption — are now regular features of the nightly news.
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They could hardly have foreseen the changes within China or today's tangled relationship of economic interdependence and intense, if peaceful, rivalry — much less whatever will come after another half century.
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He said that Jackson and McKenzie could not have foreseen that Gabriel would have killed himself because the child had never had suicidal ideations or expressed that he was depressed.
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There were newspaper articles about young professionals gentrifying urban neighborhoods; "Changing San Francisco Is Foreseen as a Haven for Wealthy and Childless," a New York Times headline said in 1981.
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There, he struck up a conversation with Nick Mirkopoulos, an uncle he barely knew, but the man who would set his life on a course he could have never foreseen.
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Suppose you're an entrepreneur thinking about creating a new kind of wireless service — one that manages traffic in a way that wasn't foreseen by the authors of network neutrality rules.
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He seems to have heeded Paul Klee's advice to take a line for a walk, but in a way that the master of the fantastical imagination could not have foreseen.
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The Commission will instead give Spain and Portugal until July 27 to propose effective remedies in order to escape financial penalties foreseen by EU rules, although these have never been applied.
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But in its quarterly policy assessment, the SNB ditched its nearly three-year mantra that the franc was "significantly overvalued", as foreseen by an Reuters poll before the interest rates decision.
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When our attention was drawn to the possible participation of Mr Yakunin, the Commission has contacted the project coordinator who confirmed that the participation of Vladimir Yakunin is no longer foreseen.
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The Fed sees three rate hikes next year instead of the two foreseen in September, partly as a result of the fiscal stimulus expected to hit under President-elect Donald Trump.
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Contributors to a RICS survey predicted a 1 percent rise in workloads over the next 12 months, down from growth of 2.8 percent that they had foreseen in the first quarter.
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This is a dangerous way to govern and certainly leads to more problems down the road through unintended consequences that could have been foreseen or prevented if lawmakers simply slowed down.
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Norway's economy has been hurt by falling oil prices and the central bank warned that developments in the Norwegian economy had been weaker than foreseen, with unemployment expected to edge up.
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It's something I hadn't foreseen when I started writing about VR four years ago, when I shared a miserable apartment with three total strangers and escape seemed like an unalloyed good.
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Although most analysts had expected rates to stay on hold, many had also foreseen a softening of rhetoric this month as a strong rally in oil prices has lifted the rouble.
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Investors expect President-elect Donald Trumpt to adopt economic policies that will boost growth, but also fuel inflation, which will result in more interest rate increases than had previously been foreseen.
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"The mission chiefs are in Brussels today to attend the Eurogroup Working Group discussion on Greece, as has long been foreseen," Commission spokeswoman Mina Andreeva told a regular briefing in Brussels.
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Back then, no one could have foreseen that Simeone's comeback would ultimately make Atlético a powerhouse – and take them to two Champions League finals in the space of just three years.
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"The underlying fundamentals for a continued though moderate expansion of the euro area economy remain in place, as foreseen in the December 2019 Eurosystem staff projections," de Guindos said in Frankfurt.
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Today, the quarries of 1,589-metre-high (5,213-feet) Altissimo, in Italy's Apuan Alps, buzz with the kind of activity that even a genius like Michelangelo probably could not have foreseen.
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The two facilities are part of a planned network of nearly 3,000 plants foreseen across the western Balkans, a region known as the 'blue heart' of Europe for its pristine rivers.
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"If the instrument is used often, and therefore loses its extraordinary nature, as foreseen by the rules, that could be interpreted as an attempt to avoid banking resolution," the source said.
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Analysts had foreseen an improvement in HSBC's third-quarter earnings, but they warned that investors would likely pay more attention to the bank's guidance on its business prospects in the coming months.
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Surely anyone clever enough to fake intel so believable that it made its way to the top of the political chain of command would have foreseen how these allegations would be counterproductive?
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The better attribution science gets, the easier it will be to argue that governments should have foreseen climate risks and prepared for them — and to hold them liable if they fail to.
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"Growing global tension and the foreseen increasing role of UAVs in operations will keep demand high," Derrick Maple, principal analyst for unmanned systems at IHS Jane's, said in a report on Sunday.
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Many analysts had foreseen the move after the company reached two out of three targets last year, while savings have pushed it closer to its operating margin goal, despite severe currency headwinds.
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But her campaign unravelled after a policy u-turn on care for the elderly, while Corbyn's old-school socialist platform and more impassioned campaigning style won wider support than anyone had foreseen.
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In the Virginia governor's race, Democrat Ralph Northam beat Ed Gillespie by 9 points — a far bigger margin than either party had foreseen, and far wider than Hillary Clinton's win over Trump.
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Companies like Jawbone have foreseen similar futures, albeit with one major flaw — they want me to wear something extra when I'm already wearing my identification on the front-side of my head.
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" The European Union echoed that statement and said in a statement Wednesday that "some of the punishments foreseen in the criminal code amount to torture, acts of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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Even Steve Jobs could not have foreseen the impact of what he described as "a new application that lets users browse, search, purchase and download third party applications directly onto their iPhone".
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Multiple British MPs on Sunday accused the government of failing to guard its maritime interests in the Gulf, saying it should have foreseen Iranian aggression to British interests after the Gibraltar incident.
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It illuminates, movingly, how youthful ideals wither, how little of life can truly be foreseen, how provisional all our plans are in a world where choice and chance are always in tension.
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"The U.S. government's tough stance raised the stakes for a more significant Iran export loss than previously foreseen," said Norbert Ruecker, head of macro and commodity research at Swiss bank Julius Baer.
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This type of unrestricted influence was not foreseen by our nation's founders, and it's time for our rules and laws to catch up with the reality of our broken campaign finance system.
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The inquiry's verdict on the planning and conduct of British military involvement in Iraq was withering, rejecting Mr. Blair's contention that the difficulties encountered after the invasion could not have been foreseen.
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Tesla should have anticipated its Solar Roof issuesTesla should have foreseen the issues it has had rolling out the Solar Roof, said Sam Jaffe, a managing director at Cairn Energy Research Advisors.
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"The president could have foreseen it and told Ryan he was doing a lousy job," Hudak said, but Trump doesn't have the power to change Republican hearts and minds about the bill.
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When Thibodeau traded Zach LaVine, Kris Dunn and a draft pick (that became the prized Bulls rookie Lauri Markkanen) for Butler, he couldn't have foreseen having to send him elsewhere so soon.
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After brooding over the problem, Asimov came up with the Mule, a mutant telepath who uses mind control to conquer the galaxy — a black swan that Hari Seldon could never have foreseen.
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By the fall, Mr. Biden's advisers felt that their campaign organization in Iowa had steadied — but events in Washington took him down a detour that no one could have foreseen, or prevented.
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Lawmakers are due to vote on Monday on alternatives to May's deal, several of which call for Britain to have closer ties to the EU than foreseen under the prime minister's plan.
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"The central growth scenario in this report incorporates a certain deterioration in expected trade flows between Mexico and the United States, and lower foreign direct investment than was previously foreseen," the bank said.
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But with deficits projected to start in four years and bankruptcy foreseen in 2037, the agency feels it needs to hold on to the funds and invest them itself, its chief executive said.
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Few, it is safe to assume, could have foreseen that teenagers would anoint a low-budget web series produced by NRK, Norway's national broadcaster, as one of the breakout shows of recent years.
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He couldn't have foreseen that he would act on TV and in movies and be part of this decade's most popular TV music show, The Voice, where he's held a seat since 2011.
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"With the inflow of workers from Ukraine, so far the problem that some have foreseen - labor shortages, pressure on the labor market - is diminishing," central bank Governor Adam Glapinski said in early September.
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The latest projection, which assumes all countries meet their commitments, is slightly lower than the gap of 12-14 billion tonnes foreseen a year ago, reflecting new data on national emission reduction programmes.
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The actor/director also failed to earn much cred from the right, since his backtracking revealed him to be unable to withstand the triggered-lib outrage any savvy internet user could have foreseen.
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When the Discovery Channel first launched its yearly wall-to-wall programming of all-things sharks, there's no way they could have foreseen it becoming the beloved national institution that it's become today.
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Congressmen and presidents alike have confronted problems the framers could never have foreseen—from regulating corporations with annual revenues larger than the GDP of most countries to winning a global war against fascism.
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If only Orwell could have foreseen a world in which technology was used onstage to boost dwindling theater sales and cause audience members to barf like they stumbled into a showing of Raw.
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After a year of preparations, there were still plenty of surprises the festival's founders—Brits Harry Follet and Jenner Del Vecchio, as well as local Cuban MC Alain Garcia Artola—couldn't have foreseen.
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Late Wednesday, Apple chief executive Tim Cook wrote in a letter to investors that the company had not foreseen the extent of China's economic deceleration, which was exacerbated by U.S.-China trade tensions.
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It's a twist that not even Chris Harrison could have foreseen: Last summer, two of TV's most shameless pleasures, UnREAL and The Bachelorette, provided some of the medium's most progressive social commentary, too.
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Trump has claimed that his administration could not have foreseen the coronavirus pandemic, which has spread to all 50 states and more than 180 nations, sickening more than 460,000 people around the world.
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Agency officials have previously said that they did not have the power to regulate lending practices and that they could not have foreseen that Uber and Lyft would emerge to undercut the industry.
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Linfield could not have foreseen, even a year ago as she was writing, the current predicament of Democrats caught between support of Israel and sympathy for the Palestinians, or — dare we say it?
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But few could have foreseen it would have played out in such acrimonious and public fashion, with dueling press conferences and no actual negotiation or dialogue between the president and the opposition party.
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While our Founding Fathers had the forethought to include intellectual property protections in the Constitution, they never could have foreseen a world in which we instantly access music by streaming it through mobile devices.
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Biden may not have foreseen that this type of market-driven exploitation would end up destroying our democracy, but he hasn't done much since to curtail the influence of Wall Street or Silicon Valley.
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" But hours after this story was published, a spokesperson for the European External Action Service (EEAS), the EU's foreign policy arm, told BuzzFeed News in an email that Yakunin's participation was "no longer foreseen.
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Victor Schwartz, an attorney specializing in injury cases, said victims suing the Las Vegas hotel and event organizer would have to show the latter could have foreseen and taken steps to prevent the shooting.
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People close to the President said he had waited for so long for Mueller's investigation to come to a close that he had not foreseen Democrats picking up where the special counsel left off.
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"We keep working on how to apply the measure of precautionary recapitalization launched by the government" for Monte Paschi, Padoan told reporters, stressing that no deadline is foreseen to reach a deal with Brussels.
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Turkey's central bank is expected to make a deeper than previously foreseen cut in its key interest rate on July 73 after President Tayyip Erdogan dismissed its governor, a Reuters poll showed last week.
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In 2008, Olafur Eliasson's "Waterfalls" — constructed and plumbed at three points on the edge of the East River — were dwarfed simply by the scale of that waterway, although this failure might have been foreseen.
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When the Warriors won their 73rd game of the regular season to set an N.B.A. record, Green made sure to track down the ball, a treasure that could not have foreseen its sad fate.
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That would at least have given some differentiation from its highly successful S7 family now — though obviously Samsung wouldn't have ever foreseen stumbling into a blunder quite as prolonged and impactful as this one.
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I relied heavily on Jon in Alex's stead, and that's one thing about being in a triad that I hadn't foreseen; when things fall apart, someone will be there to help carry the burden.
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"How big the deficit will ultimately be cannot currently be foreseen," the Finance Ministry said in a statement accompanying the draft, due to be approved by cabinet and submitted to parliament later on Wednesday.
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That's because travel insurance is "designed to cover unforeseen events," and Covid-19 is now considered a "foreseen event," unless you purchased it before a specific date, Squaremouth content director Steven Benna told me.
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Specifically, the parliament wants the Commission to adopt the delegated act foreseen in the 2014 Radio Equipment Directive by that deadline — or else table a legislative measure by the same date, at the latest.
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Diplomats who just a few weeks ago had foreseen a meeting between President Trump and President Hassan Rouhani of Iran say that it is now unlikely, given the rising tensions between the two countries.
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Diplomats who just a few weeks ago had foreseen a meeting between President Trump and President Hassan Rouhani of Iran say that it is now unlikely, given the rising tensions between the two countries.
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Job losses are smaller than the 2500,21 originally foreseen by Al-Saleh out of T-Systems' German workforce of 20.8640,000, although a company spokesman said that several hundred staff had left in recent weeks.
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Victor Schwartz, an attorney specializing in injury cases, said that in order to hold MGM liable, victims would have to show the company could have foreseen the shooting and taken steps to prevent it.
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ROME, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Friday Italy would use budget flexibility foreseen by European Union rules to counter the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak in its northern regions.
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I don't think I could have foreseen when I took the job in 2014 just how much traction we would get, with the capacity of Angelenos to put new resources behind addressing homelessness locally.
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Even though it took longer and was a little bit more of a struggle than we had foreseen, at the end of the day, the results are exactly as we hoped they would be.
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The bank also said it expected the region, which comprises Albania, Bosnia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, to grow 3.5 percent in 2019, down from the 3.6 percent foreseen in a November 2017 report.
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But I don't even think the authors, Jonathan Haidt or Gregg Lukianoff, could have foreseen how rapidly the trends they brilliantly diagnosed would leap beyond the quad and into all aspects of American life.
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It is unlikely that the child-king could've foreseen what his fantasy would become, but 20043 years later, the Kingdom of Talossa still exists and boasts a few hundred citizens from around the world.
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You see it in the Conservative Party's long-foreseen inability to back a reasonably negotiated Brexit deal from Prime Minister Theresa May — while simultaneously refusing to trigger a leadership contest that could inject fresh thinking.
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It was not a development one could have easily foreseen on J20, which held a promise of coalition-building among the many aggrieved groups rather than the single issue/single movement politics we are seeing.
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But while we could have foreseen the cool-kid company formulating, say, a line of chic eye drops, we weren't expecting that its latest cannabis-laced launch would actually be makeup... and mascara, at that.
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But a further 20 percent slump since the start of the year which few had foreseen could mean another batch of cuts is imminent, S&P's EMEA head of sovereign ratings Moritz Kraemer, told Reuters.
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The crisis could deepen further if the Catalan regional parliament uses the vote as justification for a unilateral declaration of independence, as foreseen in the referendum law enacted by the region but rejected by Madrid.
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Weak growth appeared to be the key to the bank's decision, particularly after Prime Minister Ana Brnabic's remarks that the economy could expand by just 2.5 percent this year, below the previously foreseen 0.23 percent.
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U.S. District Judge Lee Rosenthal in Houston on Thursday ruled that Houston attorney Larry Williams' lawsuit failed to allege Apple knew about the defect or could have reasonably foreseen someone would eavesdrop on his call.
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The appeals court said Mr. Pistorius, who insists that he accidentally killed Ms. Steenkamp under the mistaken belief that an intruder had broken into his home, should have foreseen that his actions would kill someone.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) criticized banks for not preparing for Brexit quickly enough, saying that financial institutions (FIs) have transferred "significantly fewer activities, critical functions, and staff to euro area entities than originally foreseen."
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When California's early legislators outlawed "every contract by which anyone is restrained from engaging in a lawful profession," none of them could have foreseen that, a century later, their decision would transform the global economy.
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But the swiftness of the economic shutdown and violence of the U.S. market's 30% drop in a month were not foreseen by many who had not already been wary of the market for other reasons.
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But the opposite is true—not because they're widely different from one another (the same anti-feminist sentiment) but because Captain Marvel hugged to its message tight, even when it was foreseen to be harmful.
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If you purchased travel insurance — whether through a credit card or separately — after late January 2020 when the coronavirus became a "foreseen" event, chances are your insurance won't cover coronavirus-related travel changes and cancellations.
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Defense attorneys accused the state of trying to "criminalize" a natural disaster, and insisted Arkema could not have foreseen the extent of flooding that disrupted backup power needed to keep the volatile chemicals from igniting.
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On his most recent episode of The Talk Show, John Gruber surmised that Apple might not have removed the iPhone 7's headphone jack if it could've foreseen these delays with the products introduced alongside it.
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"It will not deliver the tens of billions in synergies we had foreseen in a merger with T-Mobile," Chief Financial Officer Tarek Robbiati said of the Altice agreement on a call with analysts and reporters.
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"The Danish vessels might change behavior in a way which has not been foreseen in the analysis, or other fishing opportunities might become possible, for instance in the Norwegian zone," the researchers said in the report.
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But the appeals court said a reasonable jury could find that Home Depot and Grand Flower Growers, which the mother said jointly employed Cooper, should have foreseen he might "take the small further step" to violence.
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NAFTA was an interesting version of that because it was an economic policy that was intended to enrich a lot of people, and it did at the expense of others—and that was sort of foreseen.
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"These last two months have tested and tried all of us in ways none of us could have foreseen," wrote Pauline Micelli, senior vice president of television business and legal affairs at MRC, in a letter.
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Investment bank Goldman Sachs predicts the Fed will raise rates four times in 2019, faster than the three hikes suggested by policymakers in their projections in June or the two to three increases foreseen by investors.
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"That would leave the amendment essentially in a legal limbo that was not foreseen by framers of the Constitution," Robinson Woodward-Burns, an assistant professor of political science at Howard University, told VICE News in February.
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The shareholder resolution calls for Exxon Mobil to publish an annual assessment of impacts of various climate change policies, including ones that would lead to the steep drops foreseen in the most severe energy agency's forecast.
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Of 66,400 refugee relocations foreseen by the EU from Greece - which has borne the brunt of arrivals from Syria and other parts of the Middle East - so far only 4,600 have taken place, official data shows.
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The ministers agreed to bolster collaboration "to guarantee fluidity of movement at the Brenner pass and safeguard free movement foreseen by Schengen," the ministers said in a joint statement, referring to the EU's open-border treaty.
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In 1705, the fiery return of a celestial body named Halley's Comet was foreseen by English astronomer Edmond Halley, based on a theorized orbit that would swing the comet past Earth every 76 years or so.
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What she couldn't have foreseen while making it is that last month, the now 82-year-old woman responsible for the accusation, Carolyn Bryant Donham, would finally admit that she'd fabricated the story that killed Till.
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I told myself that my father could not possibly have foreseen the two women's involvement with the Nazis; sometimes I wondered, but did not dare ask, why he had not asked either of them for help.
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When the German Romantic Novalis wrote that "novels rise out of the shortcomings of history," he could not have foreseen the ways in which, centuries later, those shortcomings would come to seem more like outright failings.
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Kyodo News and The Nikkei reported that the industrial electronics conglomerate will downgrade its net loss projection to over 600 billion yen ($5.1 billion), from the 550 billion yen currently foreseen, for the year ending March 31.
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But Mr. Passin, who was inspired to enter finance by the story of Thales, an ancient Greek philosopher who became rich by monopolizing olive presses before a bumper harvest he had foreseen in the stars, remains undeterred.
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YOU LOOK AT THE OIL AND THE ENERGY COMPANIES AND I MEAN NOBODY WOULD HAVE FORESEEN, I DON'T THINK, MAYBE SOME DID BUT WE DIDN'T THAT, YOU KNOW, SAUDI ARABIA WOULD BE THROWING ALL THAT OIL OUT.
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With the release of its new MacBook Pros, Apple has officially stopped selling the only one of its Macs that is user-upgradable, marking the beginning of a long-foreseen future in which its computers are disposable.
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Bloomberg, who was in London Tuesday inaugurating new offices in the capital with a reported price of $1.3 billion, said that such an investment decision would probably have been different if he had foreseen the Brexit vote.
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Since Trump's election, officials at the U.S. central bank have cautiously introduced the possibility that his spending and tax cut plans could prompt a faster pace of rate increases than the two hikes currently foreseen in 2017.
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But with bets on U.S. interest rates swinging massively - market expectations are now for three rate cuts until end-2019, versus three hikes foreseen just six months ago - investors are growing cautious that policymaker rhetoric might underwhelm.
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The amounts were small — about $4,700 in ads from the Russian government — but they added to the overall story line, which is that the tech giants' platforms are being used in ways they probably had never foreseen.
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Mr. Steyer and his aides said that they had foreseen a path to victory for Mr. Gillum in the Democratic primary, despite his underdog status, because of his distinctive appeal to young people and African-American voters.
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Imcopa, one of the largest non-genetically modified soy crushers in Brazil, said the sale of the plants located in the towns of Araucária and Cambé was foreseen in its reorganization plan approved by creditors in 2017.
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Tsunehisa Katsumata, Sakae Muto and Ichiro Takekuro argued they could not have reasonably foreseen the disaster and thus were not responsible for its effects, including the premature deaths of 44 hospital patients linked to the emergency evacuation.
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"Moving forward on this at this pace, with this kind of black hole of a process being foreseen by many of us, we are really under the impression that the Senate doesn't take this seriously," Hill said.
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This was always going to be an arduous year, of course, a long, cold morning after the delirium of the night before, but few could have foreseen quite how far the club would fall, and how quickly.
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Specific consultations should also be foreseen with regard to the fixing of fishing opportunities ... Britain to have observer status in some EU meetings under a precise framework and will have a say on annual fishing quotas. 22.
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Both died of AIDS or, as Douglas Crase correctly writes in his "Afterword" to Britton's In the Empire of the Air: We say 'died,' but of course they were killed, by a threat they could never have foreseen.
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I was optimistic about what could be prior to stepping out of that limo but never in my wildest dreams could I had foreseen us building such a strong foundation and deep bond in the last 6 months.
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United Internet's CEO Ralf Dommermuth told journalists on a call on Tuesday the move would delay an IPO of the business originally foreseen for 2017 but would allow United Internet to invest in the business and make acquisitions.
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A brilliant tesuji (a clever, insightful move) by Mr Lee seemed to throw the machine, which had not foreseen it: its next dozen plays were, this time, real errors (For a more in-depth write-up, see here).
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"The application for an arbitration in order to resolve a contractual dispute is a standard practice foreseen in such contracts," a Gazprom spokesman said, adding that Gazprom wants the contract revision for gas prices starting from Feb. 1.
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FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe said Moscow's efforts were surprising "in some ways," but that the intelligence community had enough information to have foreseen extensive efforts by Russian-government linked hackers and operatives to influence the 2016 election.
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Before too long, many Americans are going to demand to know why the United States failed to adequately prepare for one of the most significant crises since World War II; a crisis that was both foreseeable and foreseen.
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Why it matters: "It's almost as if breaking all the things isn't always a good thing — who could have foreseen?" co-creator Alec Berg told Axios of the ongoing backlash against Big Tech that's mirrored in the show.
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In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs said that the central government and Tepco should have foreseen the possibility of a tsunami of the magnitude that hit the plant and that they should have done more to protect the plant.
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Senator Moynihan could not have foreseen that a president would abuse his powers by revoking a clearance, with no process at all, solely because the individual was exercising his First Amendment right to speak freely about policy issues.
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"In some countries, for example, it is foreseen that it may extend into the second quarter," he said, while adding the underlying strength of the economy did not appear changed, albeit with greater uncertainty, such as over global trade.
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"If the foreseen contribution of the European Union turns out to be insufficient, it would result in added pressure on the Greek budget," the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said in a report on the economy last week.
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CEO Erasmo Battistella, whose company R.P.Bio holds the remaining 50 percent in BSBios, told Reuters he will exercise his preferential right, foreseen in a shareholders' agreement, to buy out the stake that Petrobras put up for sale last year.
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Under the plan, if NPLs were not sold in the foreseen period, banks would need to write them off, and the resulting losses would hit creditors and taxpayers of the bank's home country in the case of public intervention.
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Could he not have foreseen that his wife's political activities and association with a former campaign chairman (McAuliffe) for both Bill's ('96) and Hillary's ('08) presidential campaigns would call into question the FBI's impartiality and hard-earned apolitical reputation?
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"I accept the defense argument that none of the evidence presented established that there was anything that a reasonable man in the position of the accused on that night would have foreseen," the judge at the Johannesburg court said.
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Some U.S. firms, however, could offset the higher tax in the EU with lower tax payments to U.S. authorities that would be required under a new U.S. levy on overseas profits foreseen in President Donald Trump's recent tax overhaul.
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Going forward GDP growth is expected to be generally in accord with the path projected in January, as exports sustain their buoyancy and consumption also shows a steady trend of increase, although the growth in investment is foreseen slowing.
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But Bowie, 26, could never have foreseen the stirring fashion in which she would win the title — chasing down Marie-Josée Ta Lou of the Ivory Coast and dipping perfectly at the line before losing her balance and falling.
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In recent decades nations from Australia to France to Singapore have foreseen the looming economic impact of slower population growth, offering families "baby bonuses" to have more kids — but typically with little impact on the birthrate or the economy.
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The radical expansion of things related to us that can be searched and-or seized in the process of conducting a criminal investigation — and the ability to sift through it — is something the Constitution's authors could not have foreseen.
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"The Treasury and Finance Ministry will begin holding five- and 10-year bond auctions as of next year and it is therefore foreseen that foreign demand for government bonds will increase substantially," one investor who attended the meetings said.
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Kuma, however, had foreseen a time in which architecture would have to answer, somehow, to the realities of diminishing resources and overstuffed cities, a time when architects would seek not to change the landscape, but integrate themselves into it.
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In a bid to minimize that foreseen disruption, the European Commission set out its contingency plans for a range of sectors on Wednesday in the event of the U.K. leaving the bloc next March without a withdrawal agreement and transition period.
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Tesla recently came out with its statement, saying that the accident was a rare circumstance, that neither a human nor the autopilot system could have foreseen, and that Model S vehicles are still safer than human drivers on the whole.
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As the plot veers towards outright fantasy, the reader learns that Denmark's rulers, convinced the "end of the world" foreseen by the commission is at hand, plan an evacuation of the country's elite to a tropical refuge, "a sustainable Atlantis".
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Finance minister Philip Hammond said on Wednesday that the budget deficit for the current financial year was expected to fall to 13 billion pounds ($62.9 billion), lower than a shortfall of 68.2 billion pounds foreseen in a budget update in November.
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A list of bullet points (which is what such programs amount to) does not handle novelty well: throw a situation at the computer that its programmers have not foreseen, and it has no option but to defer to the humans.
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While there are a number of reasons, foreseen or unforeseen, as to why this may occur, it is clear that a rise in labor costs would lead to compression of profits at companies if revenue growth does not keep pace.
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The company said that losses due to sicker-than-expected customers in its individual Obamacare plans were a bit less than foreseen in the third quarter and that it was planning for a slight profit in that business next year.
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Although the engineers now say that they underestimated the effects of the technical changes when they drew up the regulations a couple of years before they were introduced, Alain Prost, a four-time world champion, had foreseen problems in March 22015.
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During bad weather or other foreseen events, airlines often give travelers plenty of time to rebook their flights for other dates, a way to avoid chaos at the airport, long before a snowflake falls or tropical-storm winds pick up.
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To be fair, "A Quiet Passion" is wittier, in its early stretches, than anyone might have foreseen, but it's when the door closes, and the Dickinsons are alone with their trepidations, that the movie draws near to its rightful severity.
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Would they have taken more care with the wording of this amendment if they could have foreseen that deranged individuals, like the Las Vegas shooter, would amass an arsenal and use it to kill and maim more than 500 people?
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"We'd have to guard every synagogue, every church, every mosque, every holy place in Germany around the clock, so I don't know if this was a mistake or if this really couldn't have been foreseen," Oliver Malchow told public television.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister George Osborne warned that he might cut public spending more deeply than he previously planned after the country's economic growth fell short of the pace foreseen in his plans to wipe out the country's budget deficit.
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It simply isn't possible to speak about consent to violations of privacy in a world in which data is processed in many ways and for many purposes, some of which cannot be foreseen at the time when consent is granted.
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"The care we are providing we could never have foreseen, or imagined spending what we are spending," said Ana Melgoza, vice president of external affairs for San Ysidro Health, a community health system providing care for migrants crossing into San Diego.
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Ireland, whose turnaround has made it the fastest growing economy in Europe for the last three years, with GDP growth of 4.3 percent foreseen this year, has taken advantage of record low funding rates to issue debt at progressively lower cost.
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During the Depression, when she began to invent the flamboyant forms of identification with the Indigenous Mexicanidad for which she became famous, one could not have foreseen the current extent of Fridamania — our fascination with her carefully constructed personal mythos.
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Name Withheld Your resentment toward these other parents for throwing your son "under the bus" may be justified, but you should have foreseen that your actions were likely to implicate him: How many people were in a position to know?
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I'd wager that no one, not even the most optimistic Marvel executives, could have foreseen Iron Man as the foundation for 10 years of movies, 2,200 minutes of film, and such a long, complex continuous narrative on the silver screen.
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The European Commission, which negotiates foreign trade on behalf of EU governments, should have foreseen that a "next-generation" deal such as CETA, replete with special courts for investors and complex provisions on the mutual recognition of standards, would attract next-generation opposition.
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At Kishu An Forest of Literature on November 25 and 26, Lecture of Ghost II comprises three of the tales: The Enchanted Flag, The Magical Foreseen, and The Fake Wang Yeh (Royal Lords), combining song, and monodrama in an experimental theatrical format.
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"Various mobile operators will not be able to cancel roaming charges as foreseen and they will be forced to use the exceptions permitting them to continue to apply roaming surcharges to recover their costs," said Innocenzo Genna, vice-president of MVNO Europe.
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What Linz couldn't have possibly foreseen was that a knavish autocrat would win the U.S. presidency through technically-legitimate-though-undemocratic means, and that he'd be allowed to arson the government by a coequal branch—Congress—that has the power to stop him.
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Nor could they have foreseen that the country's salvation might well depend on its ability to deprogram the Trump cult's acolytes—an effort that would require a level of sympathetic engagement on the part of nonbelievers that they have yet to display.
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The court said that, under a legal principle called dolus eventualis, Mr. Pistorius was guilty because he should have foreseen that his actions — firing through his locked bathroom door — would kill whoever was inside, and yet he proceeded regardless of the consequences.
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No one could have foreseen MLB and Manfred getting into bed with a quack doctor and interfering with a federal investigation to justify suspending Alex Rodriguez, and no one thought the NFL would fight to the death with Tom Brady over deflated footballs.
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The researchers said they identified gravitational waves coming from two distant black holes - extraordinarily dense objects whose existence also was foreseen by Einstein - that orbited one another, spiraled inward and smashed together at high speed to form a single, larger black hole.
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Earnings were also helped by restrained medical use during the first quarter as well as the financial benefit of accounting for lower-than-foreseen claims during the fourth quarter, Kane said during a conference call with analysts to discuss the first-quarter report.
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The modern era has given us some "Thriller" side effects that we never could have foreseen, such as: Vox named the moment when Michael delightedly watches himself onscreen as the #1 reaction GIF of all time, suitable for reacting to basically everything.
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The problem for hedge funds, many of whom have investors who can demand their money back on a quarterly basis, was that many just had not foreseen such a long, steep fall in crude prices even after they began their slide in June 2014.
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For example: While an aerial bomber in a just war would be morally wrong to target civilians intentionally, many philosophers allow that he can permissibly kill civilians when it is a foreseen but unintended side effect of a tactically essential bombing of a munitions factory.
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Median 43 Highest 7.00 Lowest 5.80 No. Of forecasts 12 3) Would markets and ratings agencies accept some slippage in the 2016/17 fiscal deficit (from the 3.5 percent/GDP foreseen a year ago) to allow the government to maintain pro-growth spending policies?
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Icahn's a savvy investor, but even he couldn't have foreseen the issues that would come to hurt the properties that bear Trump's name: according to data from Foursquare, foot traffic to his places of business have been hurt during his campaign for the presidency.
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Every time that little kid says "Kevin Garvey, Jr., reporting," you feel a pang for the innocent boy in the recording, for the tortured man he grew up to be, for his estranged father, and for the world neither of them could ever have foreseen.
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Yet he couldn't imagine a better life than this, and certainly couldn't have foreseen it as a troubled, bullied English boy in north Wales—fiddling to catch Bill Haley on the wireless, messing around with short-lived useless bands, slaving at the Hotpoint factory.
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The Biz were so omnipotent that Fred Durst once got on stage, alone, fucked up a guitar solo, then screamed "SHAG MY FRIENDS TONIGHT!" to rapturous applause as though he hadn't just foreseen the sounds of someone getting a really terrible Guitar Hero score.
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"The illegal prolongation of the rescue aid to Tirrenia for one year, beyond the six months duration foreseen, is incompatible (with EU rules)," the Commission said in a statement, also citing illegal use of funds to keep the business running, rather than for vessel upgrades.
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For example, collecting health information from individuals in return for a small compensation might seem beneficial to both parties — but a company that holds health information on a billion people can end up posing a threat to individuals in ways they could not have foreseen.
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Who could have foreseen that the struggle for LGBT rights, the still-young #MeToo movement's fight against sexual harassment, and growing alarm over global climate change, among other forces, would combine, as they have recently, into a wake-up call for many Western, industrialized countries?
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That seems to be the future foreseen by Apple, which is investing nearly $400 million in Finisar, one of its suppliers, which makes the laser chips essential to 3-D, along with depth- and proximity sensing, used in Face ID, iPhone X and AirPods.
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Khanna appears to have less faith than some of his Silicon Valley constituents in the capacity of Big Tech or any industry to follow through, and he's now bringing his understanding of technology to bear in a way that his Valley supporters might not have foreseen.
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Earlier this year the company owned by Indonesia's Wijaya family, which also controls Asia Pulp and Paper Group, lost out on a bid to acquire Fibria Celulose SA. In a statement, Paper Excellence said it will seek the rights to acquire Eldorado foreseen in the sale agreement.
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A court may conclude that the hotel should have foreseen that, by negligently sharing Ms. Andrews' hotel information with Barrett and agreeing to put him in the room next door, Barrett would intentionally videotape Andrews nude resulting in all of the harm to her that followed.
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In the docs, Jussie says the City has no business suing him because even IF you assume he did lie about the attack -- although he's not admitting that -- there's no way he could have foreseen the enormous amount of money Chicago PD spent on the case.
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While his rise as a presidential candidate was only foreseen by sage seers like Ann Coulter, as we look back now, it is clear that a remarkable confluence of factors came together to deliver the most prized position in Republican politics to a reality show celebrity.
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When he wrote his 9/11 novel Falling Man, critics pointed out he'd already foreseen the coming war on terror in 1991's Mao II. Cosmopolis's billionaire Eric Packer got rich on "the interaction between technology and capital" in 2003, a year before Facebook was founded.
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With DOJ misconduct under public scrutiny, Hanen may have foreseen that it would only be a matter of time before the department took it upon itself to clean up its act, which it eventually did by instituting one-hour ethics classes for a number of its attorneys.
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The Chilcot report, named after former diplomat and civil servant John Chilcot who served as the chair of the inquiry, said there was no imminent threat from Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in March 2003, and the chaos in Iraq and the region which followed should also have been foreseen.
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VW shares lost up to 37 percent of their value in the days after authorities exposed VW's illegal pollution levels but the carmaker said its managers could not have foreseen the financial scope of the scandal that has cost the carmaker more than 30 billion euros so far.
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The National Insurance Institute (NII) has been transferring the surplus to the Finance Ministry since 1980, but with deficits projected to start in four years and bankruptcy foreseen in 2037, the agency feels it needs to hold on to the funds and invest them itself, its chief executive said.
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In a video message posted on Facebook, Conte said the European Union would provide more funds than initially foreseen to complete the TAV, which is meant to connect the French city of Lyon with Turin in northern Italy, and includes a 58-km (36-mile) tunnel through the Alps.
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While implementing a data-driven solution to the refugee problem may sound daunting, the hard work could pay off in the future — for the children of today's Syrian and Rohingya refugees, for people fleeing the threat of climate change, or for other threats that we have not yet foreseen.
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In its assessment, EU officials said, Brussels will have to review whether Italy respects its structural adjustment targets, if revenues foreseen in the budget are credible and whether spending on migrants and reconstruction following an earthquake in central Italy in August can be exempted from EU fiscal rules.
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READ: Here's what the hell is happening in Bolivia "Before the definitive absence of the president and vice president ... as the president of the Chamber of Senators, I immediately assume the presidency as foreseen in the constitutional order," Áñez said, swearing on a Bible to applause from opposition politicians.
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"It's reasonably foreseen that a longstanding or significant use of a chemical that has been phased out could re-enter commerce if there's no legal bar against it," said Liz Hitchcock, acting executive director of Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families, a coalition of groups advocating for stronger chemical regulation.
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"Since further supply chain developments cannot be foreseen at the moment, shortened working hours are considered in partial areas at the plants in Kassel, Wolfsburg, Braunschweig and Zwickau," said Olaf Lies, Economy Minister of Germany's state of Lower Saxony, the carmaker's second-largest shareholder, at the state's parliament.
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No one could have foreseen, for example, that in 2012, then private citizen Donald Trump would lease the old post office building in Washington, D.C., and that Irwin's aerial installation there, "48 Shadow Planes" (1983), would end up sharing the space with crystal chandeliers and a giant U.S. flag.
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His continued role as an adviser is something few could have foreseen five years ago, when Rodriguez was engaged in a public feud with Yankees President Randy Levine and had sued the team doctor as he fought a yearlong suspension from baseball over his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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" The catastrophic effects of the dam were foreseen in a 2011 United Nations report, in which the U.N. World Heritage Committee called upon the Ethiopian government to "immediately halt all construction" and for "all financial institutions supporting the Gibe III dam to put on hold their financial support.
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And as for the tiresome calls for draconian border controls, could immigration authorities really have foreseen in 2010 that a 22-year-old arrival from Uzbekistan — which is not on the list of countries on the Trump administration's travel ban — would be radicalized and evolve into a killer?
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On that historic day, December 1, 1990, wearing hard hats and working below billions of tons of rock and seawater deep under the English Channel, neither Fagg, Cozette nor anyone else could have foreseen that the ever-closer bonds of unity would unravel in less than 30 years.
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And that now allows herders to buy pre-emptive health insurance for their animals: At the end of a rainy season, they get a payment in time to buy fodder, water or veterinary services that will keep their cattle alive when a catastrophically bad dry season is foreseen.
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"Ambassador Coats found himself thrown into a role he couldn't have foreseen a day earlier, a role in which he would excel but one that would forever change him," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, said on the Senate floor last year in remarks praising Mr. Coats.
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"The foreseen withdrawal of Britain from the EU will have a significant impact on the regulation and supervision of clearing in Europe," the source said, quoting from a "communication" the EU executive is due to publish perhaps as soon as Thursday to explain the rationale for next month's draft law.
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Litagros Prekyba * Previous owners will retain the name "Litagra", though acquired companies will be able to use it until 2019 * Completion is planned after obtaining approval of Competition Council and carrying out other actions foreseen in deal, including reorganization of Litagra Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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And even the early internet pioneers at the Pentagon could not have foreseen that half a century later, the billions of mistakes made along the way to creating the internet of today and all the things attached to it would be strung together to form the stage for modern warfare.
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But the fact that it is so easy for anyone to join and then disrupt a public Zoom meeting at all indicates that Zoom's developers didn't anticipate the ways those meetings could be disrupted in the first place — something that anyone who has used the internet before really should have foreseen.
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If the purpose of Trump's freeze on military aid to Ukraine was of a personal nature, such as extorting the Ukrainian president to dig up dirt on a political rival, Schiff said it would clearly amount to the "high crimes and misdemeanors" foreseen by Hamilton and the other founding fathers.
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She could not have foreseen the surveillance hall of mirrors in which we now find ourselves: Seemingly every week there's some new document (shaky cellphone play-by-play, suspiciously edited body-cam footage) of this society's violence upon the black body, so commonplace now it often doesn't even achieve virality.
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"The MCAS design was based on data, architecture, and assumptions that were reused from a previous aircraft configuration without sufficient detailed aircraft-level evaluation of the appropriateness of such reuse, and without additional safety margins and features to address conditions, omissions, or errors not foreseen in the analyses," the report read.
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Axios' Shane Savitsky writes that bitter rifts between and within the U.K.'s major political parties have made consensus elusive, or even impossible: You see it in the Conservative Party's long-foreseen inability to unify behind Theresa May's deal — while simultaneously refusing to trigger a leadership contest that could inject fresh thinking.
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At 14 I could not have foreseen how my life would pan out, but through a great support system and the invaluable skills I learned through sports, I can wholeheartedly say that each and every day I work to be the best mother, wife, musician, friend, athlete, and performer that I can be.
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Indicated 20755 percent higher The chief executive of peer Euronext Stephane Boujnah told Boersen-Zeitung newspaper he doubts the merger between Deutsche Boerse and the LSE can go ahead as planned, due to higher uncertainties over Brexit and because stock exchange deals tend to drag on and are never completed as foreseen.
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Op-Ed Contributor WHETHER or not you agreed with the man, there is no question that Justice Antonin Scalia changed the United States Supreme Court, the way that the Constitution and laws are interpreted and the image of a Supreme Court justice far more than President Ronald Reagan could ever have foreseen when appointing him.
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"My last name is hard to pronounce," Klobuchar writes, telling a story about being called on in her first-year torts class, in law school, to answer the question of which theory applied in a hypothetical case, and giving the answer as "foreseeability" (awarding damages based on whether someone could have foreseen the consequences).
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To this end, following the withdrawal of the United Kingdom, and until a subsequent agreement is concluded, the Commission will support making best use of the high level conference foreseen in the Political Declaration to meet at least every six months to take stock of progress and agree the appropriate actions to move forward.
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The command was in its final stages of transformation; the number of soldiers assigned would be closer to 33,000 rather than the 24,000 foreseen during the Bush administration; our units were still training for and participating in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan; and we were actively engaging with the armies of 51 countries on the European continent.
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To be sure, it was impossible for Steyer or anyone to have foreseen in July 2019, when the Mueller report had come out and impeachment still wasn't moving in Congress, that we were just a couple of months away from a whistleblower report on Trump's call with the Ukrainian president that would change sentiment on impeachment entirely.
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While he had foreseen the possibility of a Trump-like figure emerging ("The American public has proven remarkably susceptible to the manipulation of truth, which increasingly dominates the country's political discourse," he wrote in The Guardian in 2007), he was as surprised as everyone else that the Trump-like figure turned out to be Donald Trump.
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The easiest way to see this is in retrospect: It would've been helpful if the Bush administration had foreseen a lengthy, bloody quagmire after invading Iraq; if regulators and bankers foresaw that over-leveraged investments in mortgage securities would lead to a recession; if governments saw the 1919 Spanish flu coming while there was still time to prepare.
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Since then, Pinyin (the name can be translated as "spelled sounds") has vastly increased literacy throughout the country; eased the classroom agonies of foreigners studying Chinese; afforded the blind a way to read the language in Braille; and, in a development Mr. Zhou could scarcely have foreseen, facilitated the rapid entry of Chinese on computer keyboards and cellphones.
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But with idealism has also come the dystopian: intentionally or not, our efforts to realize our flashy dreams of smartphones, AI assistants, and one-hour grocery delivery have also realized the economic and racial inequality foreseen by stories like The Hunger Games, the concern over eugenics spotlighted in Brave New World, and the catastrophic climate change predicted in Blade Runner.
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The measures, announced following the end of a two-day policy meeting, mean the Fed's gradual and sometimes fitful efforts to return monetary policy to a more normal footing will stop well short of what was foreseen in late 21.9 when the central bank first moved rates from the near-zero level adopted in response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession.
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The tax, if backed by EU states and lawmakers, would only apply to large firms with annual worldwide revenues above 750 million euros ($924 million) and annual "taxable" revenues above 50 million euros in the EU. The threshold for EU revenues has been raised from 10 million euros initially foreseen to exempt smaller companies and emerging start-ups from the tax.
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The measures, announced following the end of a two-day policy meeting, mean the Fed's gradual and sometimes fitful efforts to return monetary policy to a more normal footing will stop well short of what was foreseen in late 23.7 when the central bank first moved rates from the near-zero level adopted in response to the 21.8-21.9 financial crisis and recession.
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Not that this couldn't have easily been foreseen and avoided in the first place: The crown prince has been displaying his autocratic streak ever since assuming his place in the line to the throne, directing a brutal war in Yemen; taking sweeping power grabs over security forces, the media, and political institutions; and locking up hundreds of real or imagined rivals without due process.
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When Kris Kristofferson wrote, and Janis Joplin sang, the poignant ballad "Me and Bobby McGee," neither could have foreseen that its signal line, "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose," might one day—thanks to anti-union corporate interests, right-wing Republican politicians, and now activist Supreme Court judges—be a fitting dirge for the American working class, and potentially American democracy along with it.
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"If [Durham] is going to release some kind of report that relitigates and brings a whole new narrative to the Russia investigation, then the timing of the release of that should be considered in conjunction with the political calendar because it can be reasonably foreseen to have a significant political impact," said Carrie Cordero, a former national security counsel at the Justice Department and CNN legal analyst.
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What's interesting, too, is it seems like it's less of a bug, which to me makes me think software issues and more of a design flaw, in a sense that when these companies, specifically Intel but others as well, were designing chips 20 years ago, you could not have foreseen that this kind of flaw would eventually emerge in the connected world that we live in today.
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If the Stark children have become who they were always meant to be, Westeros is becoming something that none of its former patriarchs could have foreseen: a land where almost all of the power has fallen into the hands of the women they once mocked and condescended and feared, one that they may need to rebuild entirely once the waves of fire and ice have finally passed over it.
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As foreseen in numerous Reuters polls, the pound sank after the surprise June 2016 referendum result when Britons voted to part ways with the EU. But three-quarters of over 50 respondents to an extra question said sterling is unlikely to set a new post-Brexit vote low before the country leaves the political and economic bloc it has been a member of for more than four decades in March 2019.
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Speaking at a conference in Rome, Coeure said that since the ECB began its asset buying program the euro zone economy had been hit by "a number of external shocks", including a steep fall in commodity prices and, most recently, Britain's decision to leave the EU. "All these external shocks have blurred the transmission of QE and made it less effective than we had foreseen initially," Coeure said.
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Speaking at a conference in Rome, Coeure said that since the ECB began its asset buying programme the euro zone economy had been hit by "a number of external shocks", including a steep fall in commodity prices and, most recently, Britain's decision to leave the EU. "All these external shocks have blurred the transmission of QE and made it less effective than we had foreseen initially," Coeure said.
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When the kingdom declared — in the midst of U.S. efforts to negotiate a deal on nuclear weapons with Iran — that it would now pursue its own interests more vigorously, few would have foreseen the kingdom taking on a two-front war and replenishing its treasury with the restitution to the state of billions of dollars in assets amassed by Saudi princes and executives whose business-as-usual practices were highly unpopular with average Saudis.
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When "Hardball" host Chris Matthews warned, before the Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE-less Fox News debate last month, that no one would want to see "a debate between two Cuban guys," he couldn't have foreseen the Spanish-language smackdown in South Carolina, where Republican Sens.
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