"I want this to be predictable, well understood, gradual — not super gradual, or uber-gradual, but gradual over time — but also to be fundamentally on autopilot," he said.
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"The Fed is gradual, and I expect them to be gradual," Memani said.
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" Broadbent reiterated the BoE's guidance that future interest rate increases would be limited and gradual, adding the "emphasis is on the 'gradual' bit of limited and gradual.
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" He added: "This has been a gradual, maybe too gradual, transition for our industry.
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It's been a kind of gradual release, I think, and a gradual telling of stories.
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If it's a gradual slope, and I think it will be very gradual – the Fed's afraid to move.
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It's gradual, things are progressing slowly but surely towards the potential for continued rate hikes in a gradual fashion.
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But moving "gradually" left changes the meaning, while moving it right creates confusion: a gradual decision or a gradual retirement?
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Cost Optimisation Contributes to Gradual Margin Improvement Silknet is going to remain focused on cost optimisation leading to gradual profitability improvement.
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"The final, and most curious, change to the statement was in the forward guidance, where the prior references to the expectation for 'gradual adjustments' in monetary policy and 'gradual increases' in the funds rate were changed to 'further gradual adjustments' in monetary policy and 'further gradual increases' in the funds rate," wrote J.P. Morgan chief U.S. economist Michael Feroli.
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A flatter curve is created by a more gradual increase in the number of cases per day and a more gradual decrease.
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YOU MUST BE PLEASED TO HEAR THAT THEY'RE PAYING MORE ATTENTION TO GLOBAL EVENTS -- LAGARDE: YES EISEN: BUT HOW GRADUAL IS TOO GRADUAL?
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After the last meeting they discussed taking the word gradual out of their communications and this cements gradual will remain in communications, Anderson said.
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"After the last meeting they discussed taking the word 'gradual' out of their communications and this cements 'gradual' will remain in communications," Anderson said.
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The statement after the December meeting replaced the phrase "the Committee expects that further gradual increases" would be appropriate, to "judges that some further gradual increases" are coming.
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Ms. Yellen has charted a steady course for monetary policy in the coming years: gradual increases in interest rates and a gradual reduction in the Fed's bond holdings.
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But the erosion of the middle class is not an acute ailment: It is a gradual, nearly half-century phenomenon that is susceptible only to gradual solutions as well.
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The sleeping mask features a gradual dimming setting to nudge its wearer to sleep, while it also gently wakes with a gradual wake up call instead of an annoying alarm clock.
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Here's what happens to annual carbon dioxide emissions from the Colorado electricity sector in each scenario: As you would expect, a gradual phaseout of coal means a gradual drop in annual emissions.
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The decline had been gradual, starting around October, Wanga said.
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It's as gradual as a sunrise on a foggy day.
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"It sounds silly," she said, "but it's a gradual process."
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It's been a gradual progression over the last four years.
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How did you time her gradual pull into the group?
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"It is clearer that the recovery is gradual," Padovani said.
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It said the easing cycle will be "moderate and gradual".
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Instead it is likely to involve gradual and incremental steps.
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It has to be a slow, gradual, and deliberate process.
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Particularly worrying is the gradual ethnic polarisation of the army.
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" For now, she said, "a gradual upward path seems appropriate.
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Airlines expect a gradual payout from the arrangement as well.
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And yet, there are some openings for gradual regional reconciliation.
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Jackson said he expects a gradual downturn across the industry.
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It's been a gradual foray into beauty for the designer.
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The shift has been gradual, but gained momentum this year.
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"This increase is likely to be only gradual," he added.
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Some analysts expect a gradual decline in the fourth quarter.
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Instead, the ACSM advises that a gradual approach is best.
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That may change, but it will be a gradual one.
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There should be a gradual move into Social Security benefits.
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The impact to the islands won't be gradual, he said.
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In "Demons," narrative tensions escalate in a deliberately gradual way.
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"Understandably, most patients prefer the gradual approach," Dr. Schneier says.
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The gradual, continuous improvement petered out before you reached midlife.
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He would then have to say that it was gradual.
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The economy looks strong and you're still seeing gradual inflation.
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Support for gradual reform of Czech Communism had emerged within
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Many experts see gradual economic erosion as the real concern.
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Instead, he opted for a policy of gradual economic reform.
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According to Kuhn, intellectual progress is not steady and gradual.
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But when the parachute opens, it's a pretty gradual drop.
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"We emphasise that the increase will be gradual," he added.
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The transition from painkiller to street drug is insidiously gradual.
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We are witnessing the gradual high schoolization of the university.
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And for development of democracy, we should have gradual changes.
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After some rest, Judge resumed gradual throwing and hitting programs.
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Ms. Campbell It's a gradual change that comes over you.
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The loss of protections is gradual — and it's already started.
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Sometimes, as Philippon's book shows, the price hikes are gradual.
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The third risk is from gradual degradation and chronic underfunding.
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But many observers see a gradual erosion of those freedoms.
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Powell maintained his expectation for further gradual increases in rates.
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Instead it was a gradual whittling away at my body.
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Uysal repeated that policy is consistent with targeted "gradual" disinflation.
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Improving health and welfare is something that's continual and gradual.
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They don't see history as a gradual march toward cooperation.
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Gradual weakening was expected Friday night, the hurricane center said.
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One former lawmaker urged a gradual withdrawal of foreign troops.
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It should be done in a thoughtful and gradual way.
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That means they are already expected to sustain a gradual economic recovery, leaving the bank comfortable to make a first reference to a "gradual ending to the cycle" in the statement accompanying the decision.
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The Fed report offered little clarity in that regard other than to repeat language that "further gradual adjustments in the stance of monetary policy," or "gradual increases" in the funds rate would be appropriate.
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In the 1980s, however, Washington oversaw a gradual broadening of coverage.
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But that's a fairly slow-moving and gradual kind of trend.
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She didn't seem to be bothered by the gradual change, either.
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It's weird, because it's so gradual, and it's such an evolution.
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Such moves are equivalent to a gradual tightening of monetary conditions.
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NW: I think that this is a gradual process of realization.
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Shadow is currently playing in limited release with a gradual rollout.
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Mark O'Connell: It was a gradual process punctuated by traumatic moments.
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Unlike most revolutions, this one is a gradual, long-term project.
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This gradual easing into total and utter weightlessness is incredibly pleasant.
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Release will be gradual to make sure there aren't small regressions.
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Markets had expected gradual interest rate increases for the next years.
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It could be a gradual decline into something much more serious.
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Calls for full, rather than gradual, withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan.
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China's gradual market liberalization may be good news for Canadian pensioners.
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The RBA sees only gradual progress in reducing unemployment and inflation.
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So their end, though painful, usually comes as a gradual process.
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They basically work through a gradual process of trial and error.
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Or the gradual deracination of masculinity in a post-feminist country.
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What happens now is much more gradual, but no less effective.
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This supports the ECB's very gradual approach to normalizing monetary policy.
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"And wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms, not sudden intervention."
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms -- not sudden intervention.
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VERY GRADUAL GLOBAL MONETARY TIGHTENING PROCESS HAS BECOME LESS PREDICTABLE - BIS
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They've worsened the gradual transfer of value from workers to investors.
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"I think you'll see a slow but gradual recovery," Kaplan said.
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"If we see anything it will be more gradual," he said.
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms – not sudden intervention.
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As a result, policymakers support "a gradual" increase in interest rates.
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This gradual adding will ensure that you don't overmix your batter.
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms — not sudden intervention.
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Industry analysts are predicting a gradual return to growth in 2019.
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" Yang said this gradual increase would "give them time to adjust.
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Below this hierarchical ideal of social relations, Rosenblatt detects gradual changes.
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It's been gradual and orchestrated, and largely sanctioned by her husband.
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Many messages expressed anxieties about the gradual extinction of Tibetan culture.
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Workers will see a gradual increase over the next three years.
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But gradual and sensible reforms will not be feasible in 85033.
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"NPLs are a lagging indicator, reflecting gradual economic growth," she said.
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VICE: I noticed that there's this gradual pace to this film.
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And for us, it's been a very gradual slow line upwards.
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The change in Rothwell has been gradual but pleasant to watch.
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What I see next is the gradual beautification of that area.
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Just over half said they'd rather be in the gradual group.
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Amazon has been quite gradual in building out its ads business.
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And the way that this will roll out will be gradual.
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The gradual integration of felines into cafes was just the beginning.
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And their conclusion showed that gradual change cannot be counted on.
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The idea of steady improvement and gradual amelioration isn't for him.
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That low point also marked the start of a gradual turnaround.
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Any changes you make to your sleep schedule should be gradual.
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He is viewed as a centrist, supporting gradual rate hikes now.
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With demand rising last month, prices continued their gradual upward trend.
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However, Russia has said its planned output reduction would be gradual.
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He is expected to reiterate the Fed's gradual monetary policy tightening.
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The NHC forecast gradual weakening on Monday night through to Wednesday.
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Jerry's top sustained winds are near 65 mph with gradual gusts.
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Thorpe: It was pretty gradual and for a bunch of reasons.
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Maurer advocates using kaizen, the Japanese process of continuous, gradual improvement.
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A gradual corporate tax increase in later years is one option.
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"The gradual decrease in hunger is well documented in physiological studies showing gradual decrease in ghrelin over multiple days of fasting," says Jason Fung, Toronto-based nephrologist and co-author of The Complete Guide to Fasting.
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Ms. Yellen reiterated the central bank's gradual approach to interest-rate increases.
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There's been gradual increasing pain, but there will be a major crisis.
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Africa's gradual shift away from long-term, strongman leaders is gathering pace.
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Or was it so gradual you didn't even recognize it was happening?
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The report underscored an improved outlook and gradual improvement in corporate profits.
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She would use that in every statement they made — gradual and patient.
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"You&aposre just seeing this gradual shift in the industry," Shi said.
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However, Russia has said that its planned output reduction would be gradual.
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Taken together, the Fed still expects a fairly gradual normalization of rates.
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A further gradual lift in wages growth would be a welcome development.
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When it comes to paternal age, the rise in risk is gradual.
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"The response to these changes are more gradual in nature," he said.
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Production in U.S. oil fields continued its gradual decline, the data showed.
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Production in U.S. oil fields continued its gradual decline, the data reflected.
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The trick is preventing a gradual decline from turning into a rout.
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It would be wrong to dismiss Germany's gradual progress out of hand.
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But ageing is a gradual process, which people experience in different ways.
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"It was kind of a gradual process," she recently told PEOPLE Now.
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It is a slow and gradual decline, but it is a decline.
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While institutional change is typically gradual, resistance to any change is common.
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THE gradual implosion of an autocracy can open up a dangerous void.
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"I'd like to be on this gradual path that we've been communicating."
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The continued "gradual" rate increases are regarded as insurance against that possibility.
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He also reiterated plans for more gradual hikes in the coming years.
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According to the website, this "gradual shift" of light can invite sleepiness.
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Still, Beijing experts are forecasting a gradual depreciation in the Chinese currency.
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Anyone I talk to who's successful says it's always a gradual thing.
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Fitch therefore projects a gradual steady margin recovery to 17% by FY19.
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The most unsettling choice is the gradual silencing of the ambient sound.
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Was it a gradual process or was it more of an epiphany?
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Moreover, it misses the more gradual drift of production to other countries.
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Most investors figured the tax cuts would be immediate rather than gradual.
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A gradual depletion of oxygen at the bottom hurts species like mollusks.
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Despite minor, gradual improvements, there clearly aren't enough minority models being booked.
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It results in slower deaths, resulting from the gradual loss of habitat.
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Since the year 2000, there has been a gradual increase in mortality.
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"It's been kind of gradual as I've watched things change," she said.
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But even so, those gains are likely to be incremental and gradual.
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Europe, by contrast, could witness a gradual replacement of diesels by EVs.
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There isn't usually a gradual transition from one state to the other.
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However, the central bank has maintained that any increase would be gradual.
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With slow, gradual weight loss, the metabolic rate holds out really well.
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It is the next step in what has been a gradual rebuild.
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"UN reforms are necessary, but they can only be gradual," he said.
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Gradual increases in word difficulty are to be expected, but nothing more.
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It was a gradual subtraction, wherein I continually cut calories each week.
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"We thought it would be a much more gradual decrease," he said.
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Third, the cheapest scenario is the second, the gradual phaseout of coal.
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National opinion polls have shown a gradual and steady approval of legalization.
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This follows a 10-year gradual drawdown in British personnel in Germany.
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"Jump in all at once" from the side, Chuck said; nothing gradual.
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Trump's next sets of primary wins showed his gradual but stable growth.
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It will unfold as a gradual and contentious process of radical change.
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We should continue this gradual process of policy normalization in interest rates.
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Boutier's transition into professional golf has been marked by steady, gradual progress.
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Tolerance is the gradual decrease in opioid efficacy despite progressively higher dosing.
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Survivors recall the gradual compression on their chests preventing them from breathing.
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He added that the auto trade liberalization with Argentina could be gradual.
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Most crimes saw their peak in 1993, with a gradual decline since.
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With demand strong last month, consumer prices continued their gradual upward trend.
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Some Democrats will push for a gradual expansion of Medicaid and Medicare.
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One would hope that the gradual spring will help this virus recede.
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The bottom line: 25G will be a gradual evolution — not a revolution.
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"Now it's more just a gradual sort of fading," Ms. Howe said.
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The last option is a mix between gradual absorption and military intervention.
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Ms. Mogherini said she sensed a gradual shift in the administration's attitudes.
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Instead, Yellen said rate increases and balance sheet reduction would be gradual.
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It's been a gradual process of moving them both into our house.
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She said the process would be gradual, and so would rate hikes.
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But consider this gradual approach for when we "spring forward" next March.
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Those imports have been on a gradual but steady decline ever since.
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I think if we're gradual, we're less likely to make serious mistakes.
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Instead, registered dietitian and CNN contributor Lisa Drayer suggests a gradual approach.
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The board pointed to "gradual improvement in main monetary and financial indicators".
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The Obama commutations come as part of a larger, more gradual program.
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It's okay for growth to be slow, for progress to be gradual.
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I hope that you will see a gradual shift in wealth creation.
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Gradual strengthening is forecast until the system reaches the northern Gulf Coast.
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Warren's ascent from 9% to 19%, meanwhile, has been gradual and steady.
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We attached our skins and followed a gradual incline along a ridge.
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That started with a 2007 forecast showing a gradual, aging-induced decline.
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But the release of nicotine through chewing gum is much more gradual.
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It's been a gradual process as it was a really stressful time.
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And the ramp-ups and ramp-downs of demand are fairly gradual.
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"Based on the evidence that production activities are currently resuming at a very gradual pace, we think that the current situation would be more in line with the scenario of 'gradual normalisation,'" the analysts wrote in the report.
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As the play progresses, Dotty's gradual acceptance of her illness becomes deeply moving.
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That decision changed China forever, ending hopes of a gradual move towards democracy.
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Past generations shared the passive, much more gradual rise of film or television.
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Recent surveys have shown a gradual decline in consumer confidence and discretionary spending.
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In my view, it strengthens the case for a gradual pace of adjustments.
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Fitch expects Volksbank to achieve a gradual reduction in its impaired loan ratio.
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He now favors a slow uptick in bombardment, followed by a gradual decline.
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The balance sheet is being reduced in a very gradual and predictable manner.
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That will reassure the ECB that a gradual normalization of policy is warranted.
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Her breakup with country music was gradual, undramatic, and met with worldwide praise.
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"We've seen a gradual increase in stuff overall," manager John Farrell said Friday.
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So we want to show people that it can be a gradual process.
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"For those 65 and over, we only saw a gradual increase," she said.
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The Federal Reserve has prepared markets for a gradual pace of monetary tightening.
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Attempts to bring about gradual change are traps set by the ruling class.
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"In principle [reform] should be gradual," says Mehreteab Medhanie, a ruling-party official.
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On one side, gradual improvements in detecting fake accounts, and incitements to violence.
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It took several weeks of gradual craziness, I would call it, to escalate.
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Under Mr Rajoy, unions and bosses had agreed to a more gradual increase.
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A weaker currency is also spurring growth, albeit gradual, in trade and tourism.
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However, they see "a very gradual pace of tightening" beginning after the election.
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"It's not affecting the long-term uptrend, which is somewhat gradual," said Stockton.
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"We expect and hope for a gradual normalization of interest rates," Scholz said.
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They used one where [it] was a more gradual descent into the tears.
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"We will proceed at a gradual pace, or a measured pace," he said.
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Mr Woods maintains that any change to the energy supply will be gradual.
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We expect the slope upward in rates will be gradual and not traumatic.
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It said a gradual recovery in its previously weak top line would continue.
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Poland's may need gradual reform, but they do not need a sudden purge.
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It said a gradual recovery in its previously weak top line would continue.
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In January, Yaron had projected a "gradual contraction of the monetary policy accommodation".
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By changing this to a more gradual curve, the toilets were further quieted.
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It reflects the gradual thinning out of good-paying, middle-class U.S. jobs.
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"The key word in this discussion of the outlook is gradual," Debelle said.
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"It's not the Big Bang; it's going to be very gradual," he said.
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He said Weibo's response showed a gradual change in attitudes toward gay people.
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Whatever the decision, any restriction in ECB-policy will be gradual, Knot said.
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He added that economic conditions are expected to warrant only gradual rate increases.
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He said the company plans a "gradual" safe approach to self-driving vehicles.
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Therefore, a gradual depreciation should not be bad news for the financial markets.
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Powell said the U.S. central bank would stick with gradual interest rate increases.
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With the new year comes new tech, and it's not a gradual process.
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He is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening.
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Powell is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening.
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It was a gradual process, it was bit by bit, moment by moment.
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Any exit strategy would be gradual, Kuwait's oil minister said earlier on Wednesday.
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Treatments are also available, including gradual exposure to the feared situation, Antony said.
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As it progresses, patients experience gradual loss of peripheral vision and central vision.
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Once gradual, the decline in coal mining appears to be picking up momentum.
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It comes from a gradual rebalancing between employment growth and accelerating wage growth.
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In the meantime, miners are taking a gradual approach to any potential expansions.
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"The Kingmaker" shows the family's gradual return to public life and political influence.
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But Yokado has shown improvement, albeit gradual, since the start of the year.
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AS LONG AS INFLATION IS RELATIVELY LOW, THE FED'S GOING TO BE GRADUAL.
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BECAUSE THAT WOULD NO LONGER BE A GRADUAL PATH OF MONETARY POLICY TIGHTENING.
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It was a good system insofar as it made peaceful, gradual change possible.
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The jobs report suggests that the gradual improvement of labor market conditions continues.
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A likelier outcome is a gradual slicing away of parts of public holdings.
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The high prices at Whole Foods will most likely see a gradual deflation.
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When opinion does change, it does so in a gradual and rational way.
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And there is a gradual resurgence of a willingness to pay for quality.
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The actress's gradual evolution shows that change doesn't always have to be startling.
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The F.D.A. released voluntary guidelines for food manufacturers and restaurants urging gradual reductions.
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This gradual approach combined with ongoing therapy for non-finger-related matters worked.
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It marks the beginning of what is likely to be a gradual process.
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He seems to be affirming a gradual, steady approach to tightening monetary policy.
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A move away from Libor, however, is expected to be gradual and complicated.
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On the demand side, analysts see a gradual slowdown in fuel consumption growth.
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The feature will be rolled out to beta users on a gradual basis.
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"Future removals of accommodation should be done in a gradual and patient manner."
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Internal migration has been in gradual decline ever since across all demographic groups.
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The stop in Arriaga also comes amid a gradual erosion of the caravan.
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In the best of cases, it is only a means for gradual improvement.
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The second has a more tame, tapered onset and a more gradual offset.
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Gradual brain degeneration causes uncontrollable movements and can bring mental and psychological problems.
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Training programs were begun and league officials said they have seen gradual improvement.
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Since then, negotiations with the church have been very gradual, Ms. Detherage said.
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Some Democrats have hedged by backing more gradual, optional expansions of public coverage.
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Could this tournament present another steppingstone in the gradual ascent of women's soccer?
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Living levees are extremely wide, with a slope so gradual they're nearly horizontal.
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Weather: Rain, mostly this morning, with a high of 2100, then gradual clearing.
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Once that's over with, however, the Foxes will hopefully mount a gradual recovery.
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My own view is we want to continue this gradual pace of increase.
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"It was all gradual," she said in an interview in her lawyer's office.
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The gradual increase of average sea level is only part of this story.
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He said he and his team had reintroduced tennis on a gradual basis.
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And at home, the near-collapse and gradual revival of New York City.
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Mr. Rajan linked the financial crisis to the gradual rise of American inequality.
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After months of announcing gradual steps to reduce compliance, Iran said on Jan.
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Since then, ZTE has made a gradual recovery, and its profits have rebounded.
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Since then, ZTE has made a gradual recovery, and its profits have rebounded.
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Our path of gradual rate increases is intended to balance these two risks.
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Rather, there has been gradual improvement underway for many years that continues apace.
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Both the Labour and Conservative parties are now calling for a gradual exit.
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And apparently from what I saw last night, it's not a gradual expiration.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Gradual clearing as the cold front clears the region.
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This program will reduce our securities holdings in a gradual and predictable manner.
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The transition to a universal benefit would have to be gradual, Greszler said.
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"There is gradual change in societies all over the world," Mr. Sabbadini added.
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Right now, this gradual upward path of policy rates seems appropriate to me.
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"It wasn't a specific moment, but a gradual addition of goals," he says.
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She also said the balance sheet reduction and rate increases would be gradual.
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Cheerleading undergoes a gradual transition from being male-dominated to being female-dominated.
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Gradual improvements in farming methods have not been enough to overcome these challenges.
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"It's been so gradual, so transparent, it's taken nobody by surprise," Stovall said.
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Experts say Singapore is well prepared for the gradual introduction of the technology.
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California and New York last year approved gradual increases to $15 per hour.
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So, too, is Ms. Kaczmarek's gradual awakening to the monster she has created.
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But Mavericks officials are pleased with the gradual changes in Doncic's dietary habits.
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Both books trace the gradual emergence of monotheism from a background of polytheism.
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The story of America is the gradual realization of those principles over time.
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That bolstered investor views that the pace of U.S. rate hikes will be gradual.
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But changes would be gradual, Marape said, and unlikely to take effect before 2025.
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LGBT activists struggle on, helped by a gradual change in public and official attitudes.
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Just because something is gradual does not mean it's okay not to rethink it.
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This will be no revolution as happened to iron ore, more a gradual creep.
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But this gradual process of drifting apart, called the Yarkovsky effect, is not random.
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Some also expected the expansion of venture capital in Singapore would be more gradual.
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Analysts polled also see only a very gradual pick up in price pressures ahead.
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When you're out of shape, progress to the healthier you seems gradual, if nonexistent.
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When bringing home new pets slow, gradual introductions are ideal to form healthy relationships.
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This is due to a few reasons: Hearing loss is often gradual and slow.
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This gradual spreading of matter and energy, called "thermalization," aims the arrow of time.
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Right now with the Fed's gradual rate increases, he will continue with that approach.
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The Fed should restart its gradual pace of rate hikes later on this year.
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In the iPhone's case, it was a gradual shift that took years to happen.
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One way the government tries to make the decline gradual is with capital controls.
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It's the basic belief in open society, free speech, egalitarianism and meliorism (gradual progress).
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"It's been a gradual strategy," said Matt Phillips, who leads the Waze Local team.
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The gradual subsidence of most cities has several causes, both man-made and natural.
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"Gradual weakening is forecast during the next couple of days," the hurricane center said.
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But cities that saw a more gradual rollout have had a much smoother ride.
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The government hopes that gradual changes will create the conditions for more diversified development.
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Note: The difference between "gradual exposure" and "flooding" has been clarified in this version.
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Analysts including the International Energy Agency say the increase has so far been gradual.
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"I see a gradual upward pace in interest rates as being appropriate," Mester said.
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In the interview that aired on Thursday, George said any tightening should be gradual.
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You've heard (over and over again) that gradual weight loss is sustainable weight loss.
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Some, including Ivory Coast, are taking gradual steps to regulate their informal mining operations.
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I do believe rates are rising, but increases will likely be gradual in nature.
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A gradual recovery was interrupted by the upheaval of 2014 and 20073 (see chart).
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Silbermann said the gradual roll out of 5G wireless networks should help that process.
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Lopez Obrador this week hinted that roll-out of the programs could be gradual.
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Some sort of gradual change in the primary dealership model looks inevitable, he said.
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Nonetheless, the bank stated that a gradual and limited rate hiking path lies ahead.
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But rising rents and healthcare costs pointed to a gradual buildup of underlying inflation.
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The Fed left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but flagged "further gradual" rate hikes.
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We expect the loss of wholesale revenues to be more gradual than originally forecast.
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As such, we expect further tax increases to be gradual, especially for hard liquor.
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They are unanimous on the value of a ton of lube and gradual exploration.
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He has already devalued the currency and embarked on a gradual fiscal reduction plan.
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They went from gradual hikes to pausing," Harvey said Thursday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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" Overall, she calls his participation in the modeling world "a slow but gradual movement.
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Read MoreFed's Mester: Economy 'solid,' gradual hikes ahead In the minutes for the Jan.
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Thereafter, Fitch anticipates a gradual de-leveraging towards 7.0x at the end of 2019.
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A gradual recovery in Asia's third-largest economy is boosting demand for hotel rooms.
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They know it will have a different effect than the gradual change of nightfall.
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It was a gradual realization that things about her father just didn't add up.
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He has set out a gradual process of transition to a post-Castro leadership.
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After that, we got back to the slow, gradual business of rebuilding our lives.
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The gradual plan "has been considered" but is not final, according to the report.
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Participants were more likely to lie about their scores in the gradual change arm.
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This wasn't a maneuver that could work with gradual pressure like tightening a vice.
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Introducing kids to running should be a gradual and supervised process, Dr. Fisher said.
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"We see it as a very gradual move toward annexation," said an Israeli opponent.
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What are the practical implications of a gradual Iranian walk-away from the JCPOA?
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Loan dynamics followed the path of gradual recovery observed since the beginning of 2014.
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Richard Nares: I've been training since October, and it's a gradual buildup of miles.
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A gradual transition was made over generations from an agricultural to an industrial society.
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Yet some Japanese consider the gradual buildup of military firepower necessary for their protection.
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Still, the notes reflected that Fed members thought gradual interest rate hikes were likely.
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Loan dynamics continued the path of gradual recovery observed since the beginning of 2014.
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The first emancipation — gradual abolition in the Northern states — was not coupled with colonization.
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"The sooner we start (raising rates) the more gradual it can be," he said.
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This requires more than just gradual reform in laws—It requires a swift overhaul.
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However, Kaphar's images immediately trigger emotions while Gonzales-Day's require gradual and intellectual processing.
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Experiencing a gradual, but often sudden, change of perspective is part of growing up.
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We said we would shrink our balance sheet in a gradual and predictable way.
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Was it a sort of gradual growth or did you have one breakout video?
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A gradual exodus of minorities delights Malay supremacists but will make the country poorer.
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Gradual, incremental introduction of this radical technology is the only sane route to travel.
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Kerouac's first published novel, is the autobiographical story of his Massachusetts family's gradual decline.
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As a result, they want to keep raising interest rates at a gradual pace.
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We assume a gradual decline in oil prices to $50 per barrel in 2021.
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It's upfront about its status as product, the next installment in a gradual procession.
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Blackstone isn't run for outsiders' benefit, and the gradual approach to change shows it.
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That makes his metamorphosis both all the more gradual and all the more rewarding.
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But for the people who have returned to live there, the recovery is gradual.
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But gradual reductions in police numbers may not have an effect, researchers have said.
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Both Redlener and Juthani emphasized taking a measured and gradual approach to acquiring supplies.
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More worrying is the gradual though slow decline in dolphin numbers in the area.
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This timeline chronicles the lightning rise, cruel reign and gradual fall of Islamic State.
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A gradual rollout started on Tuesday, with a full rollout beginning on September 10th.
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So the real question is: Would such a gradual shift constitute a painful sacrifice?
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"I find talking about the movie is my gradual goodbye to it," he said.
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The two sides have agreed to a gradual, conditions-based withdrawal over 14 months.
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But he confirmed the overall trend towards a gradual shift away from diesel remained.
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But the gradual increase in global activity level will put somewhat breaks on that.
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This process has been so gradual as to have been barely noticed until now.
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Incremental change is about taking small, gradual steps instead of making big sweeping changes.
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It contains 20103 reform measures and advocates a gradual and peaceful approach to reforms.
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A gradual recovery in GDP growth among China's trading partners would also give support.
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The workforce has shown resilience during gradual transitions in the past, said Bin-Nun.
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Covering Mexico over the years, I had noticed the gradual spiraling down of security.
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But taking back major corridors from autos is often a process of gradual acclimatization.
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The election of Mr. Trump feels like a sudden plunge after a gradual decline.
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American workers will see gradual pay raises that keep compensation rising faster than inflation.
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But this will be a gradual process and do little to resolve Sino-U.
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Trade policy changes have led to a gradual bifurcation in expectations in recent months.
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Obviously some people still look down on us, but change is a gradual process.
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At least two new laws demonstrate the country's gradual move toward more sustainable products.
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Italy has repeatedly urged a review of the rules and a more gradual application.
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"What we've seen in the last two years is a gradual awakening," she said.
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Wednesday's statement omitted previous language indicating that "some further gradual increases" would be warranted.
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So it was just a gradual shift from there over to the skeptic side.
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Consumer sentiment surveys show normal cyclical improvement, tracking the gradual improvement in economic conditions.
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This is a gradual change and will get more and more accurate over time.
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"Our strategy and tactics in general are a gradual increase in dividends," Yankevich said.
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The general talking points have been centered around a gradual slowdown of continued growth.
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Who knows if he&aposs going to be able to denuclearize or even has the appetite for it, but if he&aposs going to do something, there&aposs going to be a gradual denuclearization, for gradual lifting of sanctions, don&apost you think?
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"While they think they are moving gradual, relative to what's priced into the markets, relative to what other central banks are doing, [and with what] … will likely happen to the dollar, none of those developments to my mind are gradual hikes," he said.
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But that change will be gradual, and nowhere near as drastic as this time around.
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Issahaku said he was concerned about a gradual rise in food inflation since August 2014.
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In Fitch's view, this strategy is achievable but will be gradual in the mid-term.
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"What we will see is gradual movements (by banks into Iran)," the BBA's Walker said.
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Now that unique status could be under threat from the gradual erosion of political freedoms.
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What do you think of the gradual push for size inclusivity in the fashion industry?
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A Nissan spokeswoman said there would be a gradual withdrawal of diesel cars in Europe.
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That should further prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at a gradual pace.
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This allows for a gradual slope that winds around the building, Mataibekov tells Tech Insider.
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The gradual rollout will be completed by late 2020, according to the MTA and Apple.
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The rollout is gradual, meaning the new apps are not yet available in all countries.
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Most analysts expect the slowdown to be gradual as authorities continue to provide ample support.
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The incoming oil minister, Khalid al-Falih, is assumed to support continued, gradual supply growth.
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Sessions has taken gradual steps toward dismantling the decision since he took office February 8.
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Leonard did it all in 16 minutes as coach Gregg Popovich promised a gradual reintroduction.
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Knicks 100, Bucks 27 Signs of the Knicks' gradual progress have come in different forms.
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"A little strengthening is possible tonight, with gradual weakening forecast on Sunday," the center said.
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Lower interest rates have helped stimulate a gradual economic recovery following a two-year recession.
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The gradual erosion of material expectations has slowly undermined the credibility of an internationalist vision.
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While the change will be gradual — most change is — all businesses must get prepared now.
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Gradual reforms are easier to reverse, argues Dalibor Rohac, the author of the Cato study.
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But the average American doesn't see that because "improvement is this gradual thing," said Gates.
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But a more gradual path of belt-tightening should help the economy to remain resilient.
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He felt that they had made great, gradual progress, both through medication and talk therapy.
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The rest of my day was a gradual decline into the many stages of hangriness.
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I think that's a gradual thing that will take a lot longer in certain industries.
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The minutes also showed that policymakers favoured a gradual reduction in its massive balance sheet.
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The evolution between the two was gradual and researchers want to know where it happened.
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I knew I had a problem … It was a gradual process but I changed myself.
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But Otto has also seen a gradual erosion of science content in major media outlets.
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In the world of what I do, it's a gradual thing, and it's not noticeable.
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"The institutions could discuss a gradual implementation of the pension cuts," the second official said.
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It was immediately clear that this wasn't a gradual transfer of power or slow evolution.
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The talks indicate a gradual opening of Iran's economy following the lifting of international sanctions.
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Ethiopia's gradual return to democracy is creating distance with China and realigning interests with France.
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JAPAN GOVT SAYS ECONOMY IS IN GRADUAL RECOVERY BUT EXPORTS AND OUTPUT ARE SHOWING WEAKNESS
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But Assad is turning his attention toward a gradual economic recovery in areas he controls.
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The process comes as the Fed is on a gradual path toward normalizing interest rates.
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One can deliver a dewy highlight to the skin and another packs gradual self-tanner.
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The central bank had until recently communicated a "gradual and cautious" process of policy normalization.
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The gradual introduction of Facebook's fast-loading Instant Articles format is about to speed up.
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However, in recent years, the country has made gradual -- if halting -- steps to open up.
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The minutes also detailed the virtues policymakers see in raising rates at a gradual pace.
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Roberts believes it is due to the gradual reduction of the training program over time.
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Coleman, like Washington, kept his eyes on the long-run benefit of gradual racial reform.
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But around this time I began noticing a gradual shift in how I approached conversation.
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"For Reimagine, a lot of the skips and optimizations were very gradual," he told me.
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In other words, we see a gradual loss of data that's accessible to the user.
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The continued positive CFO will support the gradual expansion of its homebuilding and IP businesses.
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THE OUTLOOK LOOKS CONSISTENT TO ME WITH CONTINUED GRADUAL INCREASES IN THE FEDERAL FUNDS RATE.
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"We will see a more gradual waking up to the opportunity in Pakistan," he said.
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Limited military actions will lead to gradual escalation and a prolonged war with heavy casualties.
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A resolution to rescind the remaining sanctions ended a gradual easing of restrictions on Liberia.
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Still, economists point to signs that the outlook for a gradual economic recovery remains intact.
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It was a gradual process of the profanation of what was once held as sacred.
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The gradual plan is "has been considered" but is not final, according to the report.
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But then a gradual recovery to just above $1.25 by the end of the year.
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Even if it moves this month, normalizing rates might be a slow and gradual process.
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"The philosophy is gradual progression, to pull back rather than push the buttons," Treacy said.
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The buildup to such a strike would be gradual; some assets are already in place.
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"Gradual weakening is forecast during the next couple of days," the National Hurricane Center said.
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In the Roman Catholic world's intellectual stratosphere, meanwhile, there was a more gradual sea-change.
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The market is taking the rate hikes in stride because it has been so gradual.
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This is clear from the nature of the Framework, which has led to gradual adoption.
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All of these are important changes, but they are largely the result of gradual evolution.
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And even if it increases rates then, it is likely to be a gradual approach.
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But we will be seeing a gradual shift to transit over the next 25 years.
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From that perspective, they see the last 40 years as a gradual return to normal.
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"It's a gradual process, and it will probably take four to five months," she said.
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He also said the Fed will continue the gradual process of moving interest rates up.
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Any drawdown will likely be over a period of years, and very gradual, analysts said.
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The agency expects gradual fiscal tightening thereafter and a government deficit of 35303% in 2018.
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Second, what are the practical implications of Iran's gradual moves away from respecting the limitations?
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Cespedes, still an aggressive swinger, has shown gradual improvement in his discipline at the plate.
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He instead sees this reversal occurring in gradual fashion and warns it's already in progress.
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He vacillated on whether he would insist on immediate denuclearization or accept a gradual approach.
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Warren, by contrast, is seeking to split the process into two and making it gradual.
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A career transition might involve quitting today — or it might involve some more gradual experimentation.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the gradual discontinuation of Barack Obama's DACA program earlier today.
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Interest rates: Fed chair Jay Powell said that he remains committed to gradual rate hikes.
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Steps by the DPRK towards gradual disarmament should be followed by the easing of sanctions.
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If Niantic's past rollouts are any indication, it's going to be staged in gradual chunks.
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After World War II, the street began a gradual steady decline that lasted 30 years.
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Today, the weakened nuclear agreement confronts three possible fates: survival, abrupt death, or gradual demise.
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Specific provision cover is low but it has witnessed a gradual improvement in recent years.
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Gradual reform, not sudden and radical change, should be our guiding objective in that region.
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Some analysts expect the rupee to stabilise due to gradual rise in market interest rates.
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If all goes well, that shift will be gradual and bond yields will rebound slowly.
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Kazakhstan, for example, has said it wants a gradual exit from the output cap deal.
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The last few years brought a gradual diminishment of Juliet's orbit and of Juliet herself.
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With Covid-19, symptoms may be more gradual and take several days to get worse.
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Not really — it's been so gradual that I don't really realize the magnitude of it.
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Mr. Powell, a Fed governor, has consistently supported the gradual unwinding the Fed's stimulus campaign.
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The slow, gradual migration of humans across the world wasn't easy, and wasn't necessarily inevitable.
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In addition to Lee's writing, gradual public acceptance of paperback books helped her story spread.
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Last year's exhibition was titled "Morphosis," referencing gradual but important adaptations that often go unnoticed.
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Was conceptualizing the album also a gradual process or was there a moment of crystallization?
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"It's really hard to convey something that is long term and gradual until it's not."
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The result will be a gradual lessening of violence in Mexico and Central American countries.
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It's a question of what kind of growth trajectory they're on, whether gradual or steep.
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Desensitization — gradual exposure over time — is essential to helping a dog wear a muzzle comfortably.
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In these countries it expects a gradual improvement throughout the fourth quarter of fiscal 2020.
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In these countries, it expects a gradual improvement throughout the fourth quarter of fiscal 2020.
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Sandy landscapes and open skies gave way to a gradual hill climb and twisting trails.
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NH: That's right, ECB President Mario Draghi has said any tightening will be very gradual.
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The researchers found that it would most likely lead to reductions that were too gradual.
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All his predecessors over the past three decades suffered gradual obsolescence in their second terms.
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The 2100 Act also includes a modest, gradual increase in the overall payroll contribution rate.
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Analyses suggest the gradual curves that bookend the Vienna circuit will go easy on Kipchoge.
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Powell said he expected "further gradual" rate hikes if the U.S. economy continues to strengthen.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell last week indicated gradual increases in the cost of borrowing.
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"We understood that change must be gradual but that it was also inevitable," he said.
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Attach responsibly (when the feature finishes its gradual rollout over the next two weeks). Emails!
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Since then, the central bank has sought to normalize policy through consistent but gradual increases.
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This gives them more than enough space to keep their gradual rate hikes in place.
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This could include making changes to migration policies gradual so they do not alienate natives.
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In October 2009, unemployment reached a peak of 10 percent before beginning a gradual decline.
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Conservation and high prices, to limit production, have resulted in the gradual restoration of Nacional.
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The shift will be gradual, not sudden, as Google's chief economist, Hal Varian, told me.
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" "There's going to be gradual rate increases as long as we have a strong economy.
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The 1804 Gradual Abolition Act in New Jersey, for example, did not free anyone immediately.
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"We expect credit conditions to improve ... as credit risk moderates with the forecasted gradual economic recovery, and credit demand picks up supported by the forecasted gradual improvement of the labor market backdrop and further decline in rates," he wrote in a note to clients.
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Nothing happens overnight with Paradise Lost, so it was a gradual movement to the next thing.
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But it will be a gradual process involving "lots of data and demonstration" to satisfy regulators.
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Gradual Alarms – Anyone else have a heart attack whenever they hear their phone's Alarm Clock ringtone?
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Ellison described a gradual easing of tensions and normalization in the 15 years since 9/11.
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Mr Sánchez envisages some tax increases but also the gradual implementation of a public-spending review.
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One thing they are certain to replicate is the gradual way that our consciousness turns on.
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Today rest and gradual return to normal activities are the only way to treat a concussion.
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Gradual Federal Reserve tightening and robust global growth should be positive for emerging markets, he predicted.
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The officials agreed that "some further gradual increases" in the benchmark funds rate would be appropriate.
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The gradual pull-back will conclude in late autumn, the Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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Fitch assumes Romania's main economic partners in the EU will benefit from a gradual economic recovery.
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But the changes these reforms will bring about will be gradual, if they happen at all.
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The show depicts the gradual progression of stricter and stricter laws that lead to their enslavement.
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I try a new gradual uphill trail and I feel it big time in my quads!
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In a way this is all kind of hairsplitting as to what does 'gradual' really mean.
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What's extraordinary is how Ms. Mueller conveys that gradual transformation in every aspect of her performance.
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Monday's gradual backup in repo rates suggested some unwillingness among money funds to lend to banks.
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That song's gradual crescendo, from gentle fingerpicking to hard rocking, was a staple of their compositions.
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Some were modest increases, such as Arizona's gradual increase to $12 an hour over four years.
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The accessibility engineer has Retinitis Pigmentosa, and experienced a gradual decline of his vision growing up.
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A low, gradual release of that stored energy would be ideal for cars, trains, and airplanes.
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Pernod also reiterated that a gradual improvement in its performance was expected from the second quarter.
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" To that end, there has been a gradual recovery in corporate profits, he told "Power Lunch.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said a "cautious, gradual approach" to rate hikes was appropriate.
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It's a gradual rollout; about 1 percent of Google Translate users will get the update today.
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The transformation would be gradual, it reportedly said, and the newest stores would be rebranded first.
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The gradual decay can be clearly seen in this fan-made GIF by Imgur user stevenlucky.
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"This is a gradual process, not a sudden phase out," the president said in a statement.
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We think the selective pressures in this diet led to a gradual stretching of the tongue.
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It&aposs expected to continue moving north through the Gulf over the weekend, with gradual strengthening.
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But the gradual expansion of executive power means that we're extremely vulnerable to a dictatorial president.
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Such optimism has led to a gradual improvement in analysts' forecasts over the past few weeks.
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But if that choice is not given, only 32% can accept the idea of gradual evolution.
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He holds some mainstream views, such as favouring gradual reform of the ruinously expensive pension system.
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I think we'll see a distribution change over time, but that part of it'll be gradual.
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The effects of AndroGel are slower and more gradual than other types of hormone replacement therapy.
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"Today's results reflect the gradual cooling of the company's performance," wrote CMC Markets analyst David Madden.
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Gradual but sustainable improvements are important, as transformational events such as further asset sales are unlikely.
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The banks are hoping that the Fed will cause a gradual steepening of the yield curve.
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Portman is looking into an amendment that would create a more gradual phaseout of the expansion.
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But if there is a point to this pointlessness, it's to savor any improvement, however gradual.
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You see this gradual migration that's fueled by a hallucinatory vision of what it should be.
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After years of preparation, Morocco is undergoing a gradual liberalisation to make the economy more resilient.
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The typical story of the early Triassic period, Peecook told Motherboard, is one of gradual recovery.
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Logical thinking may be promoted by mathematics, but it is a gradual and complex learning process.
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But it is a good chunk in a process, which has to be a gradual process.
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Powell affirmed that the U.S. central bank was sticking with its strategy of gradual rate hikes.
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EISEN: THIS YEAR YOU'VE ADVOCATED THAT JANET ALLEN SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS AND GRADUAL IN HER APPROACH.
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But I think people should expect it is going to be a slow, patient, gradual normalization.
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Coal production has ticked up slightly, but the overall trend is still slight and gradual decline.
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Chill makes acceleration more gradual – ideal for smoother driving and a gentler ride for your passengers.
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As its name suggests, this mixer features nine speeds, with gradual buildup to prevent ingredient splatter.
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The age of developers and the business matters, but so does the gradual expansion of representation.
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"Economic activity has been weak but there are good prospects for a gradual recovery," he said.
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You'll notice the showy use of digital zoom paired with the gradual tilt of the camera.
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Rethink suggests making small, gradual lifestyle changes, such as volunteering, learning a new hobby, or exercising.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said a cautious, gradual approach to rate hikes is appropriate.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said she expects a series of gradual rate hikes this year.
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"We are looking at a gradual improvement in Thales's profitability," Finance Director Pascal Bouchiat told reporters.
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But Montes Gonzalez photographs also hint at a gradual intermixing of Mexican culture and modern habits.
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It feels a lot like you're experiencing a gradual death of the person that you knew.
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"Regarding the Spanish economy, the latest data point to a gradual weakening of activity," he said.
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She didn't go for broke, as a previous therapist had: Her approach was gradual and intuitive.
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These gradual changes, they hypothesized, allow us to slowly become disengaged with our sense of morality.
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Signs of gradual progress in trade negotiations with the United States have also burnished investors' optimism.
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This status quo outcome should fuel the gradual rollback of banking and oil and gas regulations.
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She also said she expects the Fed to continue on a path of gradual rate hikes.
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Under President Obama, the federal government grudgingly accepted the states' gradual liberalization of their marijuana policies.
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The transition is expected to be gradual as Raul will remain head of the Communist Party.
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Some strategists, however, have defended Warren's plan, including her latest call for a more gradual approach.
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After a nearly decade-long slump in the private jet market, Silva suggested gradual improvement ahead.
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The central bank is on a course of gradual normalization from its financial crisis-era policies.
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BANK OF SPAIN GOVERNOR SAYS RECENT ECONOMIC DATA POINTS TO A GRADUAL WEAKENING OF SPANISH ECONOMY
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This is why the Fed has always stressed that the process of reduction must be gradual.
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The market rout meanwhile could throw the Fed off its course of gradual interest rate hikes.
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It's been gradual, and I don't actually feel that productive, but I appreciate you saying so.
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At the same time, Spain's Competition Authority has been pushing for gradual deregulation of the sector.
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The gradual decline made it impossible to play guitar and demanded five surgeries to repair it.
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Lolita's rakish smile belies the decades of turmoil that accompanied the gradual realization she was transgender.
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It's a slow, gradual attack, but it threatens the safety and security of the United States.
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That means we need a gradual hike in the minimum wage to a living wage — $15.
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The data are "consistent with our forecast of a gradual slowdown in U.S. growth," they said.
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There is no precedence for this kind of gradual shift and the West understands this well.
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"We're expecting a gradual cooling in the economy," said Lydia Boussour, senior economist at Oxford Economics.
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It became an idea, that I could draw, and from there, it was a gradual progression.
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Increasing efforts to regulate tailpipe emissions in the 1970s paved the way for palladium's gradual popularity.
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In the time since, however, researchers learned that through gradual processes, diet may shape human bite.
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Mr. Putin also reiterated Russian backing for a gradual process of trading disarmament for sanctions relief.
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Green conceded that there was "change afoot," but said he thought it would far more gradual.
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And this change isn't slow and gradual; sea ice has seen a sharp and rapid drop.
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The gradual decline in GameStop's stock price represents hundreds of millions of dollars in lost value.
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It takes two weeks of a gradual build-up for muscle cells to adapt to exercise.
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Many patients have reported gradual breathing difficulty and chest pain before arriving in the emergency room.
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They chatted about their families and about Xie's gradual readjustment to life outside the detention center.
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Q: What is your view on the gradual fund flow from active investing to passive investing?
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As a weak jungle economy pushed ribeirinhos into cities, their gradual migration formed a distribution network.
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Kazakhstan, for example, has said it wants a gradual exit from the OPEC's output cap deal.
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The BoE will also "indicate that a path of very gradual tightening remains appropriate," she said.
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Fitch expects a further, albeit more gradual, reduction in the NPL ratio over the next year.
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Or perhaps the bees will be more receptive to a gradual introduction to an isolated environment.
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Gradual Deleveraging: We estimate Sime Darby's FFO-adjusted net leverage to be around 3x in FY18.
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It is likely that the initial steps will be modest and that changes will be gradual.
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Both shows are part of a gradual trend toward the authentic casting of characters with disabilities.
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Australia's story is of a gradual, if incomplete, transition from the European to the American model.
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Perhaps we should lament the gradual disappearance of the work of Bridgman and his fellow Orientalists.
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The changes are gradual, until all of the sudden my old coping strategies no longer work.
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But analysts believe those cuts will likely be more gradual and smaller than those in 2015.
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Some analysts expect the rupee to stabilise due to a gradual rise in market interest rates.
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Bond market strategists had expected a more gradual rise in bond yields, which move opposite price.
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"Instead of having one gradual slope, now it's kind of turned into shelf," Justin Thomas said.
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Powell's testimony signalled there is no intention of changing its policy of gradual interest rate hikes.
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Known as male menopause or andropause, this gradual decrease in testosterone typically occurs steadily over time.
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"I think we should continue with the gradual rate path," Esther George said from the symposium.
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"I think we should continue with the gradual rate path," she said from the annual symposium.
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This will allow a substantial, but gradual shrinkage in the size of the Fed's bond portfolio.
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In the southeast, many Hong Kong residents resent the gradual smothering of their separate political system.
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At the time, many Americans had grown impatient with President Richard Nixon's policy of gradual withdrawal.
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"It'd be wise for us to be removing accommodation, although in a patient and gradual manner."
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The sometimes contradictory facets of Chela's personality are revealed through a gradual and elegant kaleidoscopic motion.
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Gradual infiltration of the increasingly brutal Hong Kong police by mainland paramilitaries is an obvious alternative.
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Nothing is going to happen overnight, and so we see a gradual increase of this infrastructure spend.
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Traders said the window had spurred a gradual return of confidence in the OPEC member country's economy.
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The continued generation of positive CFO will support its gradual expansion in its homebuilding and IP businesses.
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ECB Vice-President Vitor Constancio said further progress in cutting bad loans, while necessary, should be gradual.
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SO, I THINK THE EQUITY MARKETS CAN WITHSTAND A SLOW, THOUGHTFUL, TRANSPARENT, GRADUAL NORMALIZATION OF INTEREST RATES.
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But now the machinery has figured out a quieter, diffuse way of making it a gradual process?
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Economists expect the Fed to remove language from its statement describing "further gradual increases" in interest rates.
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Fitch sees a gradual accumulation of foreign-currency bonds in their portfolios, in the search for yield.
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These gases act like a blanket in the atmosphere, trapping heat and causing gradual warming over time.
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They emphasize that their transformation was gradual, and that no one should expect things to change overnight.
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It's basically revolution or evolution — one is radical and immediate and the other is gradual and delayed.
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This led to an easing of tension and the gradual disappearance of punishments for wearing illegal tattoos.
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Watanabe said the impact of ultra-low interest rates will have a gradual negative impact on insurers.
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Powell continues to point to gradual rate hikes, he does seem fairly upbeat on the economic situation.
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"We expect a further gradual improvement in service revenue growth in Q4, led by Europe," Read said.
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It was a way for the IMF to acknowledge its real, if gradual, progress in financial reforms.
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But the coast is also damned, even if its gradual, climate-change-driven erosion produces less drama.
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And recent history shows that gradual intraparty erosion can foreshadow the crumbling of once-commanding political positions.
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Having initially opted for a swift economic adjustment, this year he has adopted a more gradual approach.
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"There's a gradual turnaround story occurring there," Keay said during an interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch " Wednesday.
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And that's heavily a reflection of the European Union project and the gradual evolution towards greater cooperation.
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On Friday, U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said she expected gradual interest rate hikes to continue.
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Rather than accept that, and a gradual slowdown, Mr Erdogan has risked running Turkey into a wall.
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They suspected that this had been a gradual launch, but didn't confirm the status with YouTube directly.
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Besides, negotiations there do not rely on secret fall-back positions, but a gradual fumbling toward compromise.
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And Michele's gradual Balayage seems like the perfect transition for anyone who might be a commitment-phobe.
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But a more gradual rollback is certainly plausible, as Irin Carmon has outlined in the Washington Post.
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But the fragility of Argentina's economy meant a more gradual approach was needed to reduce the deficit.
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Amid the bad choices, the only way out is the gradual opening of Arab economies and polities.
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In another headwind, the company is preparing for the gradual increase of tariffs from the European Union.
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Management said it expected gradual moderation of growth in China, but sales there contributed to its performance.
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Airlines expect a gradual, though potentially bigger payout from the flights than is typical for Caribbean destinations.
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I really look forward to the following test runs and to the gradual further development in California.
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In his speech, Dudley said he favors gradual rate hikes if the U.S. economy stays on track.
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Now interest rates appear to be on a gradual rise, though they are expected to remain low.
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Instead, we can use what we learned during the retrograde to garner better, albeit more gradual results.
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" But, he warned that this process was a gradual one, as "you don't diversify an economy overnight.
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Beijing could "continue its current approach of gradual expansion of its influence in Hong Kong," said Qiu.
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The controlled and gradual unfreezing process is in line with a senior official's announcement on December 003.
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If it does, consensus predicts the move to be gradual unless economic conditions in China deteriorate further.
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More surprising, perhaps, is the gradual disappearance of the refrigerator, now present in 61% of hotel rooms.
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"It was kind of a gradual process," she said, of coming to terms with her own problems.
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Union City adopted the opposite approach, embracing the idea of gradual change and working within existing structures.
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" Go Gradual "When making a big change in color don't be afraid to do it in steps.
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This will translate into a more gradual increase in oil demand and, in turn, the oil price.
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"We are going to open it in a gradual way," Santos said, during the accompanying press conference.
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"I see the origins in the observation and gradual personification of nature and their forces," says Zbierski.
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No one expected all allies would immediately move to 2 percent; the increases were to be gradual.
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The gradual expiration of the tax credit has particular implications for the mid-sized Model 3 sedan.
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Fitch expects the gradual decline to continue and for debt to reach 71.1% of GDP by 2018.
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Even before becoming central bank governor last year, Goldfajn called for a gradual reduction to 3 percent.
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On iOS, Duplex will live within the Google Assistant app, but the rollout seems to be gradual.
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Then, gradual music will play, either from the five available sounds or the built-in FM radio.
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This marked the beginning of a gradual sea change in the practice of surgery as a whole.
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However, the central bank said in a statement it expects "further gradual increases" in the overnight rate.
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Cailee, 6, has familial exudative vitreoretinopathy (FEVR), a genetic disorder that can result in gradual vision loss.
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Wholesale Loss More Gradual Orange France will lose wholesale revenues over the next five to six years.
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But the plan was voted down by the French parliament; thereafter countries focused on gradual economic integration.
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We've already seen an example of the consequences of a industry shift first hand: HTC's gradual decline.
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"Nissan is on the right path for recovery... although it might be a gradual process," Uchida said.
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Instead, a gradual reduction of nuclear forces remains the only path to eventual disarmament, the U.S. stipulates.
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A Tuesday report showed that homebuilder sentiment remains solid as the market makes consistent and gradual improvements.
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Saunders limited himself to the BoE's less specific message that any increases would be "limited and gradual".
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They also called for tax cuts and a gradual expansion of the fiscal deficit ratio this year.
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"A gradual path of interest rate increases remains appropriate," Dudley said at Lehman College in the Bronx.
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Yellen accomplished no easy feat by engineering a gradual rise in interest rates without derailing the recovery.
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The gradual transition toward 5G has been clouded by increasing controversy surrounding the Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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To me, The House is like being within the depths of that very specific and gradual navigation.
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Nevertheless, a gradual increase in holdings by reserve managers could still support China's rating profile over time.
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A gradual loosening of capital controls means savers have plenty of ways to get their money out.
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With quantitative easing coming to a gradual end, investors are eagerly awaiting the bank's policy on reinvestments.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes a gradual reduction in Gabonese oil output over the medium to long term.
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Recent economic data and still modest global growth conditions justify only gradual U.S. rate rises through 2016.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York to propose a 10-year reauthorization and gradual access by private insurers.
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H&M said in February it was expecting a gradual improvement in underlying sales throughout the year.
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In the bathroom, where the grit was more gradual and less extreme, it did a better job.
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While these shifts have been gradual, the one that will shock most people is a spiritual one.
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You have no idea because it's gradual until you go, 'Oh sh*t, this doesn't look right.
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Solstices occur because of the earth's gradual movement around the sun, and the tilt on its axis.
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"The outlook looks consistent to me for continued gradual increases in the federal funds rate," she noted.
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The BoE has long said it expects any increases in interest rates to be limited and gradual.
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But gradual awareness of the benefits of mangroves has resulted in more controlled harvesting of the trees.
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Homebuilder confidence held steady in April as the single-family housing market recovers at a gradual pace.
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While the increases in sentiment on business conditions were gradual and consistent, other components had wilder swings.
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"We had this concept that there had to be a gradual progression of skill acquisition," Jeff said.
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He later pressed allies to hit the 2023 percent goal "immediately," rather than through a gradual increase.
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The authority envisions a gradual phase-in similar to when the system switched from tokens to MetroCards.
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They prefer their revolutions to be "glorious"—that is directed from above and dedicated to gradual change.
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Even the gradual shift of the other characters' feelings toward the robot feels haphazard rather than earned.
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His death was confirmed by his daughter Kathleen Wenngatz, who said he had been in gradual decline.
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It reached a peak of $3.52 billion in 2010 and has seen a gradual decrease since then.
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Rostov's battles are less political and more concerned with the fight against any gradual diminishment of pleasure.
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"I think a gradual path is the best strategy we have for prolonging the expansion," she said.
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He points out that emancipation in the North, for which Northerners constantly congratulated themselves, was very gradual.
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Funding profile benefits from gradual repayment of wholesale funding and good access to large local funding sources.
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Rollins said Treasury anticipated "gradual adjustments" to its nominal coupon and 2-year floating rate note issues.
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"That supports the gradual removal of accommodation and the Fed returning to neutral policy rates," he noted.
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Steady jobs growth, rising wages and historically low mortgage rates are bolstering the housing market's gradual recovery.
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He later pressed allies to hit the 2 percent goal "immediately," rather than through a gradual increase.
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Only with the juddering transition to democracy could Russia begin the gradual acquisition of collective self-knowledge.
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Some conservatives therefore want a gradual phase-out of the Medicaid expansion funds to begin much sooner.
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The signatures of 11 Republicans add to a gradual growth in conservatives' public support of the NEA.
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Despite some gradual improvements in terms of racial diversity, size inclusivity took an embarrassing plunge this season.
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Fitch expects that higher inflation will lead to a gradual increase in the policy rate from 2018.
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But even this would not mean the BoE resumes its plan for limited and gradual rate hikes.
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Before she starts the water flowing, Karopkin tells me to expect a gradual feeling of being filled.
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In recent months, a gradual hardening of the official attitude toward independent volunteers has become increasingly evident.
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Medicaid will probably be solved with more flexibility and a gradual equalizing of funds between the states.
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Perhaps it's the latest step in the gradual evolution of humanity, with hands our last vestigal organ.
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At this point, most analysts continue to see a gradual loss of momentum, not a hard landing.
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As long as growth comes through, markets are going to move higher, although at a gradual pace.
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Dow futures jumped 100 points after Yellen indicated in prepared remarks that gradual rate increases are coming.
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The irony is his usual bluster overshadows, and undermines, the gradual progress of those in the trenches.
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A majority of the 25-member Governing Council probably lean toward a gradual end to quantitative easing.
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There was some slightly more aggressive text about the economy evolving and the need for gradual increases.
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It still looks like they are on pace to do continued, gradual hikes, probably three this year.
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My sense is that trust in the media has been on a gradual decline since the 1970s.
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I think what you have seen, though, is a gradual change over a period of 3003 years.
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He remains under close monitoring, but he has begun the gradual process of becoming a free man.
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The virus isn't the only reason, but without it, the slowdown might have been much more gradual.
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Part memoir and part manifesto, "The Second Mountain" is a chronicle of his gradual climb toward faith.
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We have seen a gradual shift from talking directly about the shooting to talking about policy solutions.
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Apple's actions mirror the pandemic's gradual shift away from China and towards other parts of the world.
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But his was a gradual, stutter-start revolution, a "revolution by evolutionary means," as he put it.
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The virus isn't the only reason, but without it, the slowdown might have been much more gradual.
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Those affected are reporting a gradual onset of symptoms: chest pain, difficulty breathing, and shortness of breath.
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Sanders' plan eschews nuclear energy development entirely, instead proposing a gradual phasing out of nuclear energy reliance.
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Suspicious of quick fixes, he advocated incremental and gradual change as the best guarantor of true progress.
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There was no epidemiological reason to wash until the germ theory emerged, which was another gradual process.
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On neither side of the Atlantic has core inflation displayed the same gradual upward trend as wages.
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Gradual weakening is in the forecast with Maria expected to become a tropical storm on Tuesday night.
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"The general picture is still limited and gradual, not too far and not too fast," he said.
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"There has been a definite, gradual increase since the onset of information about global warming," he said.
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A gradual increase in the fed funds rate seems to me the appropriate path at this point.
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"We know that, in case of not taking action, the gradual impact will be increasing," she said.
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For some features, Chrome uses a gradual rollout process that happens more slowly than the main rollout.
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BOE Governor Mark Carney insisted in his subsequent press conference that any rate moves would be gradual.
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But you're right, there's no question this is going to be a gradual reinduction of the aircraft.
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Since Thanksgiving there has been a gradual shift among prominent Democrats once deeply skeptical of Biden's candidacy.
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This is why we engage resolutely in adapting the energy pattern and finding an acceptable gradual pace.
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If possible, allow for a gradual period of overlap and minimize other changes in a child's routine.
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In late 27.5, this gradual accumulation of boosters finally yielded funding, and more actors circled the project.
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The musical world imagined in Ludvig Forssell's Death Stranding score is one of gradual, never-ending decay.
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Still, being on the upswing, however gradual it is, going into South Carolina is essential for Biden.
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The danger will arise from a left desperate to stop any gradual success of the current presidency.
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On one, the Okarito Trig walk, I climbed a gradual incline until I reached a lookout point.
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The two men agreed to work on a gradual denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula during the summit.
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She added that the reduction in crude exports in order to refine in Mexico would be gradual.
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Microsoft's icon work and Fluent Design has been a gradual process, and this will continue throughout 2020.
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However, the gradual increase in sea level and NRC's safety process protects the public health and safety.
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"You have a wholesale, gradual diminishing of that kind of activity for your community," Ms. Lee said.
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Nearly half of the respondents, 44%, reported a gradual onset of symptoms; the rest reported abrupt symptoms.
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Being uninsured and having gradual symptom onset were the factors most strongly associated with a longer delay.
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Markets forecast a gradual reduction in the ECB's quantitative program as inflation expectations in the region increase.
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The Federal Reserve would be bolstered in its view that the economy warrants further gradual rate hikes.
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This year has proven benign for markets with solid growth, subdued inflation, and gradual monetary policy tightening.
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Some tax cuts have been radical while others have been gradual, but it does not matter much.
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Some U.S. Facebook users will see the feature starting that day, ahead of a broader gradual rollout.
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That could point to a cautious, gradual shift in Labour policy, whatever Mr. Corbyn's instincts might say.
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One former governor who was forced from office last year urged a gradual withdrawal of foreign troops.
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Use a gradual approachWhen you embark on a new goal, start small, and build on early successes.
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Medicare Extra would ultimately become the country's biggest insurer, but the transition would be gradual and voluntary.
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And that level of, like, gradual kind of management in growth has helped me quite a bit.
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Wage growth remains gradual despite the unemployment rate being near a 23-year low of 3.7 percent.
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After 2020, there would be a gradual transition to the new rules through to 2023, he added.
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And that's despite what I perceive to be a gradual decline in the quality of Apple's software.
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IT'S REALLY WHETHER WE WANT TO BE CONSISTENT WITH OUR VIEW THAT A GRADUAL UPWARD TILT TO THE POLICY PATH IS RIGHT AND, YOU KNOW, IS IT APPROPRIATE GIVEN THE ECONOMY AND GIVEN OUR OUTLOOK AND GIVEN THE RISKS, DO WE TAKE ANOTHER STEP ON THAT GRADUAL PATH?
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The United States would recognize China's pre-eminent role in the region by committing to a gradual removal of its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile system from South Korea and equally gradual plan to reduce its military presence in the demilitarized zone and elsewhere in South Korea.
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The gradual opening of the bond market is part of a step-by-step approach to financial reform.
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The Russian central bank's forecast is for a gradual raising of U.S. rates, Nabiullina told a news conference.
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Those are both up from about a third in Spring 2016, but the climb has been relatively gradual.
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Growth has been gradual, but consistent, which is exactly how healthy DIY scenes are supposed to be fostered.
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The conflicting signals come as the Fed is seeking to normalize policy through steady but gradual rate hikes.
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It was found humanity could go through a soft landing, a gradual die off or full blown collapse.
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That gradual decline opened a window in which the conditions were right for life to form and remain.
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That could lead to a gradual reduction in U.S. production in the first or second quarter, said Dingmann.
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Last Wednesday, Powell said there's been "a gradual chipping away" at global growth, and what happens internationally matters.
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" "The gradual approach means that, even if they are wrong on inflation it won't be a big mistake.
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Evidence presented in the new study suggests these changes didn't happen all at once—they were very gradual.
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For the Somalian blind cavefish, relaxed selection resulted in the gradual loss of its photoreactivation DNA repair function.
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I used St. Tropez's In Shower Gradual Tan product to extend the glow for as long as possible.
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Finding peace with any major loss in my life has been a gradual experience and it takes time.
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Cucinelli said it expected to start generating cash from 2016 with a gradual positive impact on net debt.
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As a result, readers gets a gradual education in his ability to gather ingredients for his final phrases.
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The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged and continues to expect "only gradual increases" in the Fed funds rate.
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The cars are also programmed to come to a gradual stop if too many Autopilot warnings go unheeded.
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"After landfall, interaction with land and an increase in wind shear should induce gradual weakening," the NHC said.
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"We expect the gradual adjustments in Draghi's communication to continue next week," Nordea analysts said in a note.
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You need to understand that this AI advancement is a gradual step rather than an abrupt leap forward.
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None of these are exactly killer apps, but they show continued — if gradual — investment in VR and AR.
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What hit them then wasn't so much a gradual change in taste but a swift and thorough bloodbath.
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But if many more of them remain economically active, the process will become much more gradual and nuanced.
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"One [reason] is that with any new law, there is a gradual adjustment of employment practices," she said.
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"We continue to expect a gradual ramp up in OPEC and Russian production from April onward," Goldman said.
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Gradual Organic Deleveraging: Telefonica's fund from operations (FFO)-adjusted net leverage at the end of 2016 was 103x.
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Exporters are also expected to benefit from a gradual, expected depreciation of the yuan, according to Credit Suisse.
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Now gradual efforts are being made to revive the city, one of the oldest in the Middle East.
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The production drop has been gradual as ships have been barred from loading at the ports since Thursday.
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But this does not necessarily mean that we are witnessing the gradual death of the program nicknamed Obamacare.
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One reason, many experts said, is a gradual shift in the norms about the generosity of health insurance.
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It foresaw a gradual 10-year phase-in for pickups and light vehicles, one of the sources said.
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The gradual march towards backwardation will continue over the next year unless the rebalancing is thrown off course.
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The oil giants may also be more patient than small firms: ExxonMobil has suggested more gradual shale production.
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Months of blanching, sweating and gradual drying in the sun are then necessary to produce the aromatic spice.
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Even among the Gang members, there's both a certain interdependency and a gradual expansion into each others' turf.
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This study adds to a growing awareness that death is not a precipitous event but a gradual process.
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WE CONTINUE TO BE DATA DEPENDENT SO THE DATA'S SUGGESTING THAT GRADUAL PACE OF RATE HIKES MAKES SENSE.
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In addition to fintech regulatory improvements, there's been a gradual increase in VC flowing to Nigerian payment ventures.
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The gradual march toward backwardation will continue over the next year unless the rebalancing is thrown off course.
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The central bank said in a statement, however, that it expects "further gradual increases" in the overnight rate.
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Longer term, things like development—and way longer term, sea level rise—cause a more gradual coastal deterioration.
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In effect the Fed said it supports a gradual halt to the reinvestment of principal from maturing securities.
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"The government preferred a gradual approach," said Abelhak Lamiri, who serves as an economic consultant for the government.
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The increase has been gradual, but the latest uptick in 2016 sparked public outcry and the congressional investigation.
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Economic data supported the view that the Federal Reserve would stick to its gradual pace of rate increases.
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The central bank raised interest rates for the fourth time this year and signalled "some further gradual" hikes.
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Holding it there will then lead to a gradual rebalancing of the market as consumption continues to grow.
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"It was a really gradual thing," she said at a press conference in London Monday before the premiere.
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Dealers said they expect a gradual depreciation in the currency as the central bank has been buying dollars.
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Oil refineries, pipelines and shipping channels in the nation's energy center have begun a gradual return of operations.
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The extent to which this hill flattens out, it will be a long, slow and gradual descent down.
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Consequently, Mester said she expects the U.S. central bank to continue on a "gradual" pace of rate increases.
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"Gradual rate hikes are still in order," said Alex Manzara, vice president at R.J. O'Brien & Associates in Chicago.
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"All of this is reminiscent of a gradual return to the USSR," wrote Dmitry Drize, Kommersant's deputy editor.
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Guillain-Barre causes gradual weakness in the legs, arms and upper body, and in some cases, temporary paralysis.
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Rollins said the Treasury anticipated "gradual adjustments" to its nominal coupon and 2-year floating rate note issues.
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A demographic transition is a country's gradual shift from high fertility and mortality to lower rates of both.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve's Lael Brainard said that she has greater confidence that gradual rate hikes are needed.
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A gradual rise in 210-year Treasury yields has lifted the shares of big lenders in premarket trading.
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He leaned against the window, letting the gradual march towards sunset lull him into a half-awake state.
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It was more a gradual sense of being more comfortable with him than I'd been with anyone else.
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"That said, we expect the '18/'19 testing/gradual roll-out to act as sign posts for progress."
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It fails more commonly through the gradual weakening of crucial institutions, such as the judiciary and the press.
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The ministry maintained its assessment on industrial output, saying a gradual pick-up can be seen in production.
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Then gradual steps might involve moving the mattress closer and closer to the door of the parents' room.
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Consumer spending is "recovering," which is an upgrade from the phrase "gradual recovery" used in last month's report.
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Evolution is a gradual process of descent with modification, whether we are talking about physical or mental traits.
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In Texas, the recidivism rate has seen a gradual decline to 21 percent for prisoners released in 2013.
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The bank tweaked its standard language on future hikes, dropping previous references to a gradual pace of tightening.
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The heat was accompanied by a gradual rise in sea levels spurred by melting glaciers and ice sheets.
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Meyerbeer's operas have been experiencing a gradual comeback in Europe, but they are still rarely staged in America.
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However, we expect gradual improvement in the ratio as revenue from land development is likely to continue rising.
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Fox Searchlight plans to bring the film to around 80 theaters as it continues its gradual platform release.
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This ensures that a fighter's progression is gradual, from the regional level to national and then the world.
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Yellen said "gradual increases" in the Fed's benchmark rate will be appropriate as the economy continues to recover.
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Any recovery in production is expected to be gradual because of extensive damage to infrastructure, and continuing instability.
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While the kingdom is making gradual moves toward tightly-controlled elections for municipal councils with no lawmaking powers.
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RATES: The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and discarded its promises of "further gradual increases".
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The gradual decline in GameStop's stock price, seen above, represents hundreds of millions of dollars in lost value.
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Forecasts for rising demand and the gradual restart of U.S. oil refineries after Hurricane Harvey pushed up prices.
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As it progresses, patients experience gradual loss of peripheral and central vision, which can eventually lead to blindness.
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Advisers also recommended making sanctions for offenders more gradual and effective as existing penalties have never been applied.
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That paper documented Henry's gradual improvement over a three-day period on a difficult hand-eye coordination task.
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The market seems to be OK with the Federal Reserve's path of gradual interest rate increases, Turnill said.
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You can't wait too long to start if you want to make sure it's going to be gradual.
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This gradual shift in stance represents the Monetary Policy Committee's efforts to foretell and communicate a forthcoming hike.
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The call to not lose faith in gradual rate rises was echoed on Wednesday by two Fed policymakers.
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Imagine instead a gradual dissipation of the energy once concentrated in the general shape of the living entity.
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The Fed lifted interest rates last week and said that its future course of hikes would be "gradual".
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The company also reaffirmed its full-year forecast amid signs of a gradual recovery in its soda business.
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That 2016 season was the result of a gradual dimming of St. Louis' once resplendent roster-building powers.
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Some moderate senators pushed for a more gradual phaseout of that funding, but the result is the same.
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"It's not like you just go from one level to another, but there's a gradual" impact, he said.
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