"Go slow, go slow, take your time," one firefighter told colleagues on Tuesday as they lined up side by side to visit the spot where Mr. Stoke was found.
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"But with edibles, start low and go slow," Barcott says.
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They were careful to go slow and keep us safe.
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Ask a million questions, consult knowledgeable pals, and go slow.
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So it makes sense to go low and go slow.
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In the Nixon impeachment inquiry, "go slow" meant seven months.
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But Annie is Catholic, so she has to go slow.
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While states rush in, the justices go slow Roe v.
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"I do not go fast, I go slow," she said.
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That is one more reason for the ECB to go slow.
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My only suggestions: Go slow, and keep your ego in check.
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"Some guys go fast and some guys go slow," Wheeler said.
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Make sure to go slow – it's innovative, but it's not magic.
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"Amazon tends to go slow before they start scaling," Watson said.
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Go slow and clean up any mistakes with a damp cotton swab.
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We're going to go slow,' " Lebovitz told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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A go-slow approach on DACA is preferred, the congressional source added.
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To begin with, Hagen says, do you homework, and then go slow.
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Yet Tillerson seemed satisfied with a go-slow approach, citing scientific uncertainty.
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"Usually, the advice is to start low and go slow," Giordano says.
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No one took a go-slow or cautious approach, even as worries increased.
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"It is important to go slow and take your time," she told Glamour.
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They invested because they believed in Fuego's potential — why would they go slow?
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As the adage goes, sometimes we need to go slow to go fast.
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Don't rush things today—the Moon in Taurus asks that you go slow.
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So rather than overdo spring training, he has taken a go-slow approach.
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Some go fast, some go slow and most are somewhere in the middle.
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"We suggest people start with a low dose and go slow," Loh said.
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I like being able to go slow and not worry about other people.
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The executives also asked the government to go slow on its electric vehicles plan.
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This is massive tonight, put a lot of emphasis, go slow, it gets complicated.
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The concerns over sugar production has been prompting some mills to go slow on exports.
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The moon in Cancer asks you to go slow today, Leo—catch up on rest!
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But "Baba Go Slow", as Nigerians took to calling him, made a bad situation worse.
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"It's getting closer to the Spring Festival so physical demand will go slow," he said.
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There just isn't evidence to go "slow and steady" when it comes to weight loss.
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Union members also held go-slow operations on highways near Paris and in northern France.
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We are calling for a go slow in terms of increasing the acreage under tea.
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Most importantly, go slow, and be very thoughtful about who you bring into your garden.
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Despite Trump's go-slow message, momentum grew in some corners for some sort of emergency declaration.
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Don't press hard or drag the brush over your skin — go slow and build the color.
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The moon in fellow air sign Gemini clashes with Neptune, asking you to go slow today.
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Go slow today, Pisces; the moon in Aquarius asks that you take time alone and recharge.
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It's not unusual for companies to take a go-slow approach after a big expenditure year.
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Go slow... at first Begin the French kiss slowly, so you can see how your partner reacts.
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MUHAMMADU BUHARI earned the nickname "Baba Go Slow" for a lackadaisical approach to reform as Nigeria's president.
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Go slow, work with experts, figure out how much you can spend and then stay on track.
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Go slow with this one, too many hits can easily lead to paranoia and a racing mind.
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Go slow, Pisces: The Moon is in Aquarius, activating the sleep and solitude sector of your chart.
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Trump said he wanted to go slow on the sanctions, citing concerns about causing global price spikes.
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"But it does suggest that he is at least in a go-slow mode," Professor Dorf wrote.
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No need to be precise; just go slow and build the color until you reach your desired effect.
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But that appeared uncertain late on Monday after the federation's president called for the go-slow to end.
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" Graham said he replied by saying, "Well, you need to go slow on that, that could be problematic.
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Who would be content to take a "go slow" approach if mental illness affected them and their family?
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Stocks leapt higher after Powell signaled he would be open to taking a go-slow approach on rate hikes.
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"Start low and go slow," Whiteman warned, which is what people tell a lot of first-timers consuming edibles.
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He said he supports Pelosi's go-slow approach to collect more evidence of presidential wrongdoing before taking either step.
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We actually worked really closely with the state of Colorado on their "Go Slow Go Low" campaign in 2014.
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With all of our comedies, from 'Ride Along' to 'Bridesmaids,' we go slow overseas to find the optimal dates.
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But it was clear she was a pro — with an extra helmet and everything — and she promised to go slow.
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Would it be better to go fast and get it over with or would it be better to go slow?
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They exchanged a smile as he recounted what she said after loaning him a bicycle: "Go slow and be careful".
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"It's normal, most steel contract launches go slow," said Jeff Kabel, chairman emeritus at the International Steel Trade Association (ISTA).
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Go slow with new relationships and connections, since Neptune's fog will find you in a haze as it changes directions.
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The complexity and challenge of going into China as an outsider is of course another major reason to go slow.
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Markets have rallied this week after Powell signaled he'd be open to taking a go-slow approach on rate hikes.
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The industry is taking a go-slow approach to unlocking the power of advertising on these platforms for many reasons.
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"People looked at that backlash and said 'Let's go slow,'" said one of the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Be kind to yourself people we're only human, go slow, put your phone down and laugh out loud at every opportunity.
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Be sure to go slow, stop if it feels uncomfortable, and most importantly, communicate about what feels good and what doesn't.
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Passengers got a taste of that this week, standing in line for up to five hours because of the go-slow.
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Hermann said the union's 6,300 members at Saso will now stage a go-slow to put pressure on Sasol to respond.
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However, Friday's data could boost the case of Fed officials who have vocally defended a go-slow approach to rate increases.
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That's also why it's a good idea to "start low and go slow" as they say when it comes to brownies.
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But he initially backed a go-slow approach, providing waivers to allies and trading partners such as China, India and Turkey.
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While cooking content frequently presents a go-slow, even noncapitalist approach to food prep—think The Pioneer Woman, River Cottage, etc.
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He added that further expansion of renewable energy should "go slow" until cheap and efficient storage technology for renewables is developed.
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"After agonising, Hyundai officials told me that they had to go slow with the service, before eventually pulling out," Choi told Reuters.
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"It would be best to go slow and make sure first customers have a good experience with the product," she told me.
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Plenty of calls and meetings are set in place today—but go slow with your communications because confusion is in the air.
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The name seems over-energetic for a candidate who was nicknamed "Baba Go Slow" during his lethargic first few years in office.
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"Other countries mimic the U.S., and what they hear has led them to go slow on support and check writing," he said.
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Go slow to go fast Lastly, we are seeing a rise in the use of snail mail to get a point across.
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To the 58% that may test drive BDSM this year, we highly encourage you to get consent, go slow, and be prepared.
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That's a lot of interest-rate cutting priced into financial markets at a time the Fed seems to want to go slow.
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Step two: Take smaller steps, bend forward slightly, go slow and walk as flat-footed as possible when it's icy or snowy.
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Kimber Haven: If you're not experienced, go slow and don't pick a partner or dildo that's, like, eight inches for your first anal.
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And if I have a really nice horse then I know I can be in the back and go slow and still win.
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Go slow with training for a marathon, and this slow advancement of running will build bone strength, decreasing the likelihood of stress fracture.
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Stricter discipline on the fiscal side could give the ECB more room to go slow in unwinding its quantitative easing bond-buying stimulus.
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Gold miners meanwhile lost ground as the precious metal failed to retain its luster a day after rallying on Yellen's go-slow signal.
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Unless you're fully confident in the ingredients of the product, Bonn-Miller suggests following the adage "start low, go slow" -- referring to dosage.
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The union said 6,300 of its members would hold a go-slow at Sasol's facilities in South Africa, and then strike on Thursday.
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You need to go slow, and your objects need to be grounded in some way, but with practice you can 3D-print in midair.
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Even though I go slow and walk at times, I notice that this run seems easier than others, and I'm proud of my progress.
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Folks don't do things quickly down south, but their food's a winner and if you want to make it right you gotta go slow.
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The African continent is a 1.2 billion-person opportunity, but our special report found that omnipresent barriers to doing business make everything Go slow.
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Given the strength shown in that data, investors now expect U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to go slow on rate cuts this year.
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Given the strength shown in that data, investors now expect U.S. Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell to go slow on rate cuts this year.
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Seven years after earthquakes followed its first attempt at hydraulic fracturing, that company, Cuadrilla Resources, has returned with a government-enforced go-slow approach.
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Others, mindful of Ms. Pelosi's call for caution, are pushing back on their own constituents and struggling to explain House Democrats' go-slow approach.
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Fed officials have spent weeks wooing markets, making it clear they will be watching economic reports and go slow when it comes to raising rates.
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Weak U.S. gross domestic product data raised expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would go slow on future interest rate hikes, helping lift equity markets.
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Another headwind for Australian coal exports has been a reported go-slow on customs clearances at some Chinese ports, although this has been officially denied.
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The class isn't particularly hard but since I'm getting back in shape after my back injury, it's nice to go slow and focus on form.
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We try to go slow and be conservative and pay just as much attention to the customer integration piece as we do the technology piece.
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The Moroccan state presents itself as modernizing, and argues that it is forced to go slow with reforms to accommodate a conservative society and Islamists.
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Other people who were stuck on in the legendary Lagos "go slow" for hours trying to get to work shared their stories on social media.
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Two streets have handwritten "No wake" signs, reminding drivers to go slow to avoid splashing onto other cars, driveways and what used to be gardens.
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Impeachment supporters are growing tired of the Speaker's go-slow approach, while other Democrats note that Pelosi and Nadler simply have different roles to play.
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"The government's 'go slow' negotiating approach, together with a reluctance to provide frequent updates, calms markets in the short-term," Allianz economist Mohamed El-Erian said.
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This is another strain to go slow with as one can easily wind up with a racing mind and feeling paranoia if consumed in higher doses.
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A fresh start is here, although it might not feel that way considering the confusing energy in the air—just go slow and take your time!
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HARROW, Ontario — Barry Zekelman, a Canadian billionaire whose business is mostly in the United States, is not a guy who likes to lose — or go slow.
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Omar, in an appearance on the Stephen Colbert this week, said she also does not agree with those who tell her to "go slow" in Congress.
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"Women have been told to go slow and not be seen and not be heard for many years," she said of herself, Tlaib and Ocasio-Cortez.
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Sam Abuelsamid, of Navigant Research, and other analysts have previously faulted the Italian-American automaker for its go-slow approach to autonomous vehicle research in the past.
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The market was also supported by increased expectations that the Federal Reserve would go slow on future rate hikes, after Friday's weak fourth-quarter U.S. GDP data.
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But the go-slow approach also offers a potential silver lining for older Americans: low interest rates make it easier to generate income from a reverse mortgage.
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CHINA ISSUES Another headwind for Australian coal exports has been a reported go-slow on customs clearances at some Chinese ports, although this has been officially denied.
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National Amusements, and implicitly Mr. Redstone and his daughter, are adopting a go-slow approach, which allows for their side to be seen as reasoned and deliberate.
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Freshman Democrats in districts where Trump won in 2016 either heard no questions at all about impeachment or didn't face pushback for defending a go-slow stance.
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A puzzle like Mr. Der's needs to be approached with care, and with the resolution that you will go slow enough to figure out these misdirected clues.
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Its lyrics balk at the then-popular refrain to "go slow" on movements like desegregation and reunification, and they speak out about everyday injustices black people face.
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And then over time, potentially you run out of oxygen, and you go slow, you develop fatigue, you get cold and frostbite, so certainly crowds are an issue.
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If they do choose to prescribe opioids, he instructs them to "start low and go slow" -- meaning to prescribe the lowest dose for the shortest duration of time.
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If we see a go-slow from the automotive guys, the traditional automotive guys, continue to be the status quo, that would end up being positive for Tesla.
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Fed officials including New York Fed President John Williams have recently stressed that they are watching economic reports and will go slow when it comes to raising rates.
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Clinton's focus on urgency is a direct rebuttal Sanders and his supporters who view the former secretary of state's pragmatism as a desire to go slow and compromise.
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More recently, fears about a global trade war and political uncertainty in Italy after an inconclusive election could encourage the ECB to go slow in removing monetary stimulus.
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The broad rally echoed larger gains on Wall Street after weak GDP data raised expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would go slow on future interest rate hikes.
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A sharp braking of U.S. economic growth in the fourth quarter raised expectations that the Fed would go slow on future interest rate hikes, helping lift equity markets.
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Some Fed policymakers have vocally defended a go-slow approach to rate increases but three policymakers voted for a hike last month when the Fed kept rates steady.
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Long ago, business leaders accepted the notion that they must sometimes "go slow to go fast" when it comes to making big strategic decisions about their thorniest problems.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell recently signaled he would go slow in raising rates and stressed that his central bank's next policy move will depend greatly on upcoming economic data.
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Also, take your time warming up the butthole with your finger or a toy (Ward suggests anal beads), communicate with your partner about how it's feeling, and go slow.
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More recently, fears about a global trade war and political uncertainty in Italy following an inconclusive national election could encourage the ECB to go slow in removing monetary stimulus.
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Equities were also underpinned by hopes the U.S. Federal Reserve would go slow on future interest rate hikes following weaker-than-expected GDP data from the world's largest economy.
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But, rather predictably, AOC and a few other vocal freshman members of congress have been told by senior politicians to "wait your turn, go slow," as Colbert put it.
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Lopez Obrador insists his go-slow policies of reducing youth unemployment will eventually solve the root causes of the problem better than declaring another frontal offensive against drug cartels.
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He earned the nickname 'Baba Go Slow' during his first term when critics said he governed at a glacial pace, particularly when low oil prices caused a currency crisis.
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But people in the biggest group — the 39 percent who spend more than others on food and drink — can reasonably expect the "Go-Go, Slow-Go, No-Go" progression.
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But steel, tyre and chemical firms want him to go slow, saying they have been undercut by free trade pacts already done with ASEAN, South Korea, Thailand and Japan.
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On Wednesday evening, Mr. Materia pulled on his fire equipment while Ms. Sdoia explained her strategy for the climb: Go slow and steady, and lead with the left leg.
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The Yankees will go slow with Sabathia, who is 38 and entering his final major-league season, since his off-season training was slowed by knee and heart surgeries.
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But rising temperatures in the Arctic Ocean and seas around Antarctica are slowly enlivening fish, from small capelin to large sharks, whose bodies and brains go slow in frigid waters.
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That is why Ford, which on Monday demonstrated its own approach to self-driving vehicles, said it was convinced by its decade of research to take a go-slow approach.
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After the same meeting, FNTR president David Sagnard told reporters that the go-slow should be ended, but some protesters said they would keep blocking the motorway in coming days.
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Yet Mr. Chesky's go-slow stance has become problematic as other high-profile start-ups of the same generation as Airbnb have started listing their shares on the stock market.
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If you want to keep your wits about you and make sure you don't get embarrassingly sloppy-drunk before dessert, try this lower-alcohol cider and vermouth option and go slow.
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Although his government moves at a glacial pace, earning him the nickname "Baba Go Slow", he has wrested back control of the main towns in three states overrun by Boko Haram.
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The dollar was hovering around 109 yen, after hitting a 17-month low of 107.63 yen last week on expectations that the United States would go slow in raising interest rates.
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CAPE TOWN, July 11 (Reuters) - South Africa's Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Thursday a go slow by workers at ports was affecting the automotive industry and other commodity exports.
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A Teenage NASCAR Driver Is Content to Go Slow for Now Hailie Deegan, 18, has high hopes for her racing career, and the confidence that success will come in good time.
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"The Court has indicated that they're going to go slow on the abortion issue," Forsythe said, citing a decision late last year not to take up two cases involving Planned Parenthood funding.
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Casarett said this isn't to say there's anything wrong with nasal sprays—like any time you're trying a new cannabis product, he recommends you "start low and go slow," with your dosage.
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That is likely to prompt Gulf countries to go slow on raising interest rates when they think they can avoid inviting speculative pressure on their currencies, commercial bankers in the region say.
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Helping the case for gold, considered a safe store of value during political and economic uncertainty, was a gloomy outlook for global growth, prompting central banks to go slow on monetary tightening.
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"I don't think any member of Congress has ever seen this behavior before by any president of the United States of America," she said, although she backed Ms. Pelosi's go-slow approach.
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On the front of the van was a sticker showing a needle aimed at an arm and the words "GO SLOW," a warning to inject only a little fentanyl at a time.
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Paul Ryan doesn't want to go slow — his passion in life is reducing government benefits for the poor as drastically as possible — but he's convinced of the merits of the new buzzword.
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It's worth noting that this improved export performance so far in 224.8 comes against a backdrop of concerns that China, the world's biggest coal importer, was imposing a go-slow on customs clearances.
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Like Mr. Brown, the company's customers tend to be technically knowledgeable and adventuresome types, who are not necessarily willing to wait for the go-slow approach taken by the rest of the industry.
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Exciting opportunities come your way thanks to the sun in Leo's connection with your ruling planet Jupiter—but you will want to go slow, due to the moon in sensitive water sign Scorpio.
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Among House Democrats, a go-slow faction noted that articles of impeachment would likely be defeated in a GOP-controlled Senate and wants to wait for a groundswell of public support before acting.
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He later came to see Yellen's go slow approach as important to helping the jobs market recover and to share her concerns that low inflation justified a cautious approach to raising interest rates.
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Even for experienced riders, the Boosted Board takes some learning curve to master fully (go slow!) and only then can you start cycling through the riding modes and really start flying through the city.
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The advice that seasoned potheads sometimes give new users—"start low and go slow"—is probably good advice for society as a whole, at least until we better understand what we are dealing with.
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"If he argues that the euro can't have a significant impact, that might suggest that the ECB will go slow in terms of winding down its quantitative easing and ultimately normalizing policy," he said.
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Treasuries have had a sort of safety net up to now: rising yields tend to dampen stocks and threaten the economic outlook, thus putting pressure on the Federal Reserve to go slow on policy tightening.
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The dollar was hovering near 108 yen, not far off a 17-month low of 107.63 yen hit this week on bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve would go slow in future interest rate hikes.
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An investigator working on the IREO probe told The Washington Post in June 2017 that he expects the investigation will now "go slow" because of the subjects' ties to the president of the United States.
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I think Chair Powell the other day made the analogy in Dallas, you know, about if you're in a darkroom, especially without your shoes on, you want to go slow so you don't stub your toe.
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The go-slow signal comes as Canada considers whether to launch formal talks on a free trade deal with China, which wants a trade pact similar to the ones it has with Australia and New Zealand.
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Treasuries have had a sort of safety net up to now as rising yields tend to dampen stocks and threaten the economic outlook, thus putting pressure on the Federal Reserve to go slow on policy tightening.
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The ever-cautious Mrs Merkel, keen to keep Britain as a close partner in both trade and geopolitics, tends to the go-slow-and-gentle side of the debate over how to negotiate Brexit (see article).
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Now, the administration team -- led by US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer -- is adopting a go-slow approach, recognizing it needs the Speaker on board if the trade deal is to have a prayer in the House.
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But Trump's Justice Department asked the high court in a filing Friday to take a go-slow approach, arguing there was no emergency and the issue could be dealt with in the next term in 2021.
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Then I read a speech from Greenie, who promised to go slow and steady, think about the problems of our school, and try her best to solve them in a way that would benefit the most people.
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With high-profile brands like BuzzFeed, Vice, Huffington Post, Mashable and other industry darlings hitting speed bumps in recent months, Ali's plan to find his own path — to go slow and deep — looks like a brilliant decision.
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The Bahamas justifies this go-slow approach by citing concerns over the security of data passed to other tax authorities, and argues it is better suited to countries (like itself) with systems based mainly on indirect taxes.
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"My outside impression is that she has been as much a champion as anyone on the inside for the go-slow, full-employment perspective that many of us on the outside are advocating for," Mr. Sperling said.
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Late in the meeting, Representative Zoe Lofgren, a California Democrat who serves on the House Judiciary Committee, said that "having an impeachment inquiry doesn't change a darn thing," making the case for Ms. Pelosi's go-slow approach.
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Underscoring its go-slow approach, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it intended to invite the United Nations and other international experts to visit the site of the attacks and participate in the investigations.
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The centrist Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan advocated late on Thursday a go-slow approach on further hikes which chimed with Fed chair Janet Yellen's comments on Wednesday that rates would not go "all that much further".
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Workers from South Africa's mainly white Solidarity union started a go-slow protest at petrochemicals firm Sasol over a share scheme offered exclusively to black staff, and will launch a full strike on Thursday.
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Other automakers like Ford, which last week announced its plan to produce driverless cars by 2021, are taking a go-slow approach, saying the technology for even occasional hands-free driving is not ready for many traffic situations.
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The centrist Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan advocated late on Thursday a go-slow approach on further hikes which chimed with Fed chair Janet Yellen's comments that the central bank rate would not go "all that much further".
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If you're just starting an exercise program, the American College of Sports Medicine recommends that you "start low and go slow" by starting with lower-intensity activities and gradually increasing how often and how long activities are done.
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But he was an early proponent for interest rate increases ahead of the Fed's December 2015 hike, and recently he has warned the central bank could be falling behind the curve with its go-slow approach to raising rates.
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The event has become even more critical as signs of a global slowdown and nearly two months of market volatility have clouded an otherwise rosy U.S. picture, prompting speculations the Fed will go slow on rate hikes next year.
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Other companies, like the consumer products giant Johnson & Johnson, have urged negotiators to go slow in considering the global minimum tax proposal that the O.E.C.D. is discussing — and that French officials say must be included in any final agreement.
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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan on Thursday advocated a go-slow approach to further U.S. interest-rate hikes, saying he wants to see more evidence that inflation is heading back up to the Fed's 2-percent goal.
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However, the UK is now in its eighth year of productivity 'go-slow' which continues to limit the scope for employers to pay more and recruitment and retention problems have so far proved manageable without across-the-board pay rises.
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"We recommend that if (people) don't have to go to work today that they stay home, and if they have to be on the roads, go slow...because the conditions are quite dangerous," said Gerald Cheng, a meteorologist with Environment Canada.
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While the new crown prince is said to understand the need to go slow on truly revolutionary initiatives like allowing women to drive, he has expressed a desire to bring more women into the work force, even in leadership positions.
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He and other advocates of leaving the European Union have been taking a go-slow posture on the mechanics of the divorce, saying Britain can get a better deal on trade if it can avoid arbitrary deadlines on the negotiations.
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The results of the Reuters Corporate Survey, conducted May 5540-19, suggest strong support in the business community for a go-slow approach in tackling the thorny question of whether to delist, and if so when and how to proceed.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Workers from South Africa's mainly-white Solidarity union staged a go-slow protest at the petrochemicals firm Sasol on Monday over a share scheme offered exclusively to black staff, and said they would begin a full strike on Thursday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Known for acting on impulse, President Donald Trump has adopted an uncharacteristically go-slow approach over whether to hold Iran responsible for attacks on Saudi oil facilities, showing little enthusiasm for confrontation as he seeks re-election next year.
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Policymakers have in recent weeks sent conflicting signals on how much further rates should rise, with Fed Chair Jerome Powell last week signaling what appeared to be a go-slow approach, after the prior month appearing to support a more aggressive strategy.
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Throughout the video, the mom-of-three shares little tips to help people at home who are looking to make the pudding, saying it's better to go slow and steady than rush the process—thought she admits she's not entirely sure why.
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But the new chair's own public speeches and comments throughout the past year have shown an evolving faith that the Fed's go-slow approach can continue, giving more time for workers to rebound from the 2007-2009 crisis without creating other economic risks.
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"We are getting reports of a go-slow at some of our ports which is beginning to (have an) impact on the export of vehicles from South Africa in particular but perhaps other commodities as well," Gordhan, whose portfolio includes Transnet, said.
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While the Bank of Japan is seen clinging to its rosy view on the economy, fears of a global trade war, recent market volatility and a strong yen give it plenty of reasons to go slow in the exit process, analysts say.
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And I stay that way for months, trudging through my first sober Christmas and job change and flu and birthday and using that anger at every turn as a reminder to pay attention and go slow and choose things I actually want to happen.
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A less aggressive approach would also come as a world of tame growth and low inflation force the U.S. Federal Reserve to go slow on raising interest rates and the European Central Bank to concede the limits of what monetary policy alone can achieve.
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Even a slow expansion means the Milky Way gets colonized in some tens of millions of years, and intergalactic settlement seems doable too (except for the accelerating expansion of the universe which will limit the total spread to within 303 gigaparsec—much less if we go slow).
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Gold prices hit a five-month peak on Friday and continued to trade close to that level as the dollar slid following weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data that raised the possibility that the U.S. Federal Reserve might go slow on interest rate hikes next year.
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ST. LOUIS, May 19 (Reuters) - The Fed's expected plans for rate increases may be too fast for an economy that has shown recent signs of weakness, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Friday, sketching out the case for a continued go-slow approach.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - The Fed's expected plans for rate increases may be too fast for an economy that has shown recent signs of weakness, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Friday, making the case for a continued go-slow approach as inflation progress stalls.
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LUCKNOW, India, Feb 5 (Reuters) - India wants to double defense exports over the next five years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday, as the country seeks to cut its import bill amid a funding crunch that has forced successive governments to go slow on new orders.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who talks about a go-slow approach, has all but ruled out impeachment by insisting that it be bipartisan.
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They will be looking for: a commitment to a go-slow approach to future rate hikes, an acknowledgement of the challenges balance sheet reduction poses, and the economic outlook in view of renewed chatter from Fed executives about the weak pace of inflation amid a global growth slowdown.
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But this grand reassessment, led by DLC co-founder Will Marshall and his K Street band of brothers, was merely a reassertion of the wealth-first economics, go-slow social progressivism, and hawkish foreign policy peddled by white Democratic power-brokers and Clintonian neoliberals for three decades now.
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TOKYO, Dec 2.81.5 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds firmed on Monday, with the key 22.826-year yield matching Thursday's 22.5-22014/2-month low, following cue from U.S. Treasuries after the November jobs data bolstered the case that the Federal Reserve might go slow on rate hikes next year.
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" The Grammy winner also said "For the first time in a decade I'm ready to feel the world around me and look up for once" and advised her followers to "Be kind to yourself people we're only human, go slow, put your phone down and laugh out loud at every opportunity.
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A cursory glance down the list of laureates leads you to controversy: Rudyard Kipling's poem The White Man's Burden is a jingoistic call to arms for white imperialism; William Faulkner urged desegregation efforts to "go slow"; and a complex debate still rages around possible anti-semitic elements in TS Eliot's work.
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Thursday is the start of Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting, and go slow but it's still a good moment for lamb shanks with pomegranate and saffron, some cucumber-yogurt salad with dill and sour cherries, some baklava with halloumi, walnuts and cinnamon.
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The summer-long infighting, between those favoring a clean "hard" Brexit and those wanting to go slow to soften the impact on the economy, seemed to have been quieted last week, with the hard camp retreating over fears of a public rejection of Brexit if the short-term costs are too steep.
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Besides huge stressed assets, banks are also likely to go slow on lending following the detection of more than $2 billion fraud at the country's second largest state lender, Punjab National Bank, which could eventually hit the economy that grew at 7.2 percent in October-December but still below 8 percent needed to hit full employment.
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JUUL has a history of waiting until any given problem (like, say, teen vaping) gets out of hand before responding to it, and the government has taken what the Los Angeles Times once described as a "go-slow approach" on regulation—perhaps not doing enough, say critics, to curb what they see as JUUL's negative influence on society.
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The leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives is urging a "go slow" approach to impeachment proceedings against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, mindful of polls showing most Americans oppose impeachment.
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Additional Reading • Trump and Pelosi Trade Barbs, Both Questioning the Other's Fitness • Democratic Calls for Impeachment Inquiry Grow as Leaders Instead Vow to Toughen Tactics • Pelosi Pushes Go-Slow Strategy on Impeachment as She Goads Trump The United States, China and global markets are digging in for a prolonged trade war with more companies saying they are redirecting supply chains away from China.
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Market participants essentially are looking for three components to Powell's appearance, during which he will provide prepared remarks followed by question-and-answer sessions: a commitment to a go-slow approach to future rate hikes, an acknowledgement of the challenges balance sheet reduction poses, and thoughts on the economy, considering renewed chatter from Fed executives lately about the weak pace of inflation amid a global growth slowdown.
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Europe may try to provide Iran with incentives to go slow, but in the end the death of the JCPOA leaves the United States with only two ways to stop an Iranian nuclear weapons capability—negotiate a new, better deal with less leverage (unlikely) or prepare for regular military strikes that may or may not prove able to keep Iran from the nuclear bomb.
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"I think the Federal Reserve will do one (more) hike and that is just because they want to go slow and try to avoid anything that might upset the markets, not that I think the markets wouldn't be able to take a stronger increase and a faster pace of normalization," Heller said, adding that he would like to see long-term rates at around 3 percent.
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