Still, Prichard claims that his threat has had an effect.
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The threat of regulation may already have had an effect.
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There's some evidence that the push has had an effect.
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The army's pounding of the insurgents has had an effect.
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The video was much condemned, but it had an effect.
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The project seems to have had an effect on tourism.
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The gin had had an effect on Niall as well.
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Both tasks had an effect on the artist's physical body.
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Mr. Hatab's death clearly had an effect on General Mattis.
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But he believes that just setting them had an effect.
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"Well, it had an effect on his debate answer," Conway responded.
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Maybe Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus's example had an effect there?
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The media frenzy clearly had an effect on both of them.
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They were doing their journalism and they&aposve had an effect.
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But the conversation had clearly had an effect on Bundy, too.
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The pressure from GOP leaders appears to have had an effect.
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And, what's worse, it apparently had an effect on her act.
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It had an effect on parts of the city as well.
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Volkswagen's cheating has also had an effect on the wider industry.
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Do you think that had an effect on your sense of humor?
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The news had an effect on a number of recent bond issues.
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Of course it had an effect on the outcome of the election.
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"I think the vets showing up definitely had an effect," Adrienne says.
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And there is no way that this has not had an effect.
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A Buddhist belief in alleviating suffering has had an effect, he said.
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He said the NTSB would look into whether that had an effect.
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"The devaluation of the peso has had an effect on prices," Sandleris said.
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But the country's current regulations, or lack thereof, have already had an effect.
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Yet those efforts so far have not had an effect on her numbers.
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The study aimed to determine whether or not time had an effect, too.
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The influence of district judges has likewise had an effect on national security.
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"I don't remember whether they ever had an effect on me," he added.
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That said, the treaties have plainly had an effect even on the Americans.
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Whether the disconnect had an effect on word of mouth is anyone's guess.
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The number of people in each fornici may also have had an effect.
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But if it had an effect, it was only to slow the decline.
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The primacy of the Premier League has had an effect, too, he said.
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The strategy appears to have had an effect on some of the polls.
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"I wonder if the internet has had an effect here," Fenlon told me.
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I think that whether it had an effect or not, I don't know.
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Zak said the resulting attention, which happened in November, may have had an effect.
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It seems the American political climate has had an effect on brands abroad, too.
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Mr. Aronberg said an apology would not have had an effect on the case.
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And at least during the dinner, it seemed like their coaxing had an effect.
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OUCH: The outbreak has already had an effect on the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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"It isn't the water use 100 years ago that had an effect," he added.
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But intense lobbying against the bill by energy companies, including Exxon, had an effect.
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"You can write it up as, Syngenta had an effect on me," he said.
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Has it had an effect, do you think, in pumping up the stock market?
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" Cooper says, "He was really spare, and that sparseness had an effect on me.
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We can't rule out that in the campaign, social media has had an effect.
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That has had an effect on sentiment and has helped in avoiding a recession.
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They did a different approach, and do you think this might have had an effect?
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KM: Has that element of conversation, of social interaction, had an effect on your work?
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By the same logic, bullying had an effect size four times greater than screen use.
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Now that business is much slower, it's definitely had an effect on my staff's wallets.
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The clipped deadpan had an effect and raised questions about Mueller's ability to go further.
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DS: Do you think your educational work has had an effect on your experimental films?
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But has it had an effect in construction, one of the most blue-collar fields?
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The shift to a National League park also had an effect on each team's lineup.
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Kyle O'Quinn has started in his place in recent days and has had an effect.
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What are some specific instances where that approach has had an effect on your movies?
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Whatever the reason behind this, one symptom has undoubtedly had an effect on the game.
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That's had an effect on the makeup of Congress and on the full Democratic field.
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But the hearings, coming after nearly two years of frequent misogyny from Trump, had an effect.
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Woo said besides the impact of central banks, the U.S. election already has had an effect.
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For me, this has had an effect on our way, as a society, of perceiving femininity.
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How do you think that time for the internet had an effect on animation and comedy?
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The eclipses in Aquarius and Leo surely had an effect on you (especially around self-care).
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Hospital protocols, time of year, and geography could have also had an effect on transmission rates.
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It definitely has had an effect ... Has it actually inspired people to, you know, tidy up?
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Warming was especially strong in the Arctic, where it had an effect on sea ice coverage.
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Have you introduced any new gear to your studio that has had an effect on this?
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Whatever the reasons, they certainly seem to have had an effect on property fund investment too.
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The soda tax now imposed in a few cities has had an effect, too, she said.
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But if it had an effect, it was only to slow the decline, not reverse it.
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The law is still on the books, though, and it appears to have had an effect.
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And, at the end of the process, the repeated attacks seemed to have had an effect.
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Levy and Mattsson wondered whether the movement also had an effect on reporting to law enforcement.
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Was there a particular image or story behind an image that really had an effect on you?
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Could not rigging the election have had an effect on his eventual marriage to James (Dan Bucatinsky)?
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However, it's clear the recession caused by the housing crisis had an effect on the drug epidemic.
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The administrations of two Bushes and a Clinton in between hardly had an effect on the city.
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The unexpected closure had an effect on spreads and depths, two metrics of liquidity, the SEC found.
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This could have had an effect on both inspections of Grenfell Tower and the fire brigade's response.
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She believed seeing press coverage of the pensions crisis from a young age also had an effect.
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Tax incentives and restrictions on driving gasoline-powered cars in city centers have also had an effect.
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Yet Mr. Williams's desire for the state's No. 2 post appears to already have had an effect.
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Hence, he argues, the "fake news" epidemic, which McCue believes had an effect on the 2016 election.
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The change in the Obama administration's posture toward Cuba, an important FARC backer, has also had an effect.
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But Hellwig also feels the rollercoaster of the escalating trade war has had an effect on investor psychology.
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The additional capital that regulators demanded banks should take on to their balance-sheets has had an effect.
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They even had an effect on our language, in that they changed how people talk about terrorist incidents.
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The ideological confusion surrounding Trump has had an effect on the message of Republican politicians around the country.
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"This study showed that having those new individuals bring in new DNA actually had an effect," she said.
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The recent spate of suppression laws has no doubt had an effect, but it's not a dominant effect.
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"But if it convinced one person to stay home, it had an effect on the election," she said.
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Still, there is no doubt that the orchestrated output curbs led by major producers have had an effect.
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Those accusations have undoubtedly had an effect on Woods' mental health, and she said she's been harassed ever since.
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Food industry bodies could even have had an effect on the outcome of the UK's recently released obesity strategy.
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Correcting this inconsistency had an effect on the Class D1a and Class D2123c, as reflected in this rating action.
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Or Elijah Muhammed, and how he had an effect on Malcolm X. I don't ever remember being taught that.
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Throughout his career, Clarence Avant had an effect on how black culture played into music, film, TV and politics.
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But that does not mean the justice department hasn't had an effect on how this story has played out.
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"It's had an effect on members of the black community and their orientation to the Conservative Party," he declares.
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So, this was the last part of the world in which the on-demand economy really hasn't had an effect.
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It's a little bit differently from originally intended, and that seems to have really had an effect on the data.
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As might be expected, circumstances—particularly any fame already attaching to a recording artist or artists—had an effect, too.
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The concern over the public market performance of Chinese tech firms has had an effect on early stage venture investors.
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The analysis is usually given in terms of probabilities, or increased or reduced likelihood, that climate change had an effect.
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As a queer person of color, the first thing he's had an effect on is a massive amount of racism.
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The account had an effect on the 2016 campaign because some very influential people drew attention to its wild claims.
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So, we saw that when the provider projected both desirable qualities of warmth and competence, her words had an effect.
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It was as though fat in the diet had an effect similar to the loss of PML, the protective gene.
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Park, he says, will co-operate with a special investigation to investigate whether this scandal had an effect on state affairs.
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"The rangebound gold price has certainly had an effect on investor sentiment," the WGC's head of market intelligence Alistair Hewitt said.
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David Axelrod, a former senior advisor to the president who was interviewed for the special, is certain it had an effect.
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But they certainly have had an effect and came from the belief that the Bank of Japan had changed its preferences.
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Apple introduced the iPhone SE in March, and it has already had an effect on the overall balance of iPhone sales.
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And, when you look at it, I'm positive the right-wing commentaries, in small markets, had an effect on the election.
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Apparently, these exertions had an effect, because the new album is both the gentlest and the most epic of Hopkins's career.
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"But in 2016 there was a slowdown (to 3.1 percent) and the (Perez) crisis must have had an effect," he added.
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"Cumulatively, the fact that we had drawn down in (the Mideast) may have had an effect on Iranian behavior," he said.
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" But Game said those hurtful words "eventually had an effect" on him that caused him to believe he should "back off.
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"When airlines started charging for checked baggage, that more than likely had an effect on the mishandled rate," Mr. Dummond said.
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Alphabet has put these bets under increased scrutiny in the last year, and the thinning-down seems to have had an effect.
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The quick verdict, in contrast to the hung jury last year, suggests the momentum from the #MeToo movement has had an effect.
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The researchers found that, predictably, participants' ages had an effect on birth rates: For women under 35, the birth rate was 80%.
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Certainly it seems to have had an effect on Duterte, who even as mayor of Davao city had expressed anti-American sentiments.
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The Dow Jones transportation average certainly had an effect on stocks, finishing the day down 1.2 percent all of its constituents negative.
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But Doctor Strange didn't just influence college students and hippies, the trippy superhero also had an effect on the 1960s music scene.
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Busch also thinks the surge in social media has had an effect on quelling rivalries in the sport, rather than enhancing them.
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Einstein's letter had an effect; Roosevelt created the Advisory Committee on Uranium in October 1939, the same month he received Einstein's letter.
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It certainly has had an effect on relationships, but I would bet less of an effect than my own issues or insecurities.
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Indeed, Slumbers points out that the weather has already had an effect on this year's course, if not yet in dramatic form.
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Mr. Sessions said the statements of interest, legal tools used to interject the federal government in private disputes, have had an effect.
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Bloomberg's presence on air and online seems to have had an effect on Trump, who has lashed out on Twitter against him.
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But even if the letter would have had an effect, he should have known, without your assistance, that sexual assault was wrong.
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Tom was saying that it had an effect on him because on a night out he wasn't looking to get with someone.
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"The thought that I've had an effect on someone who is still forming his or her views is great," Stephens told BuzzFeed News.
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"We were able to see whether some behaviors had an effect on adolescents' sleep beyond their chronotype," she told Reuters Health by email.
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The differences between Usenet and web technology, Mapleson noted, had an effect on the way people in the community worked with one another.
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The numbers for June were down 28% as hot weather and a Mexican crackdown on asylum-seekers traveling through Mexico had an effect.
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It is likely that the increased sanctions of the past year have had an effect in bringing North Korea to the negotiating table.
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Even for those who didn't read it and make it a part of their lives in a conscious way, it had an effect.
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They then looked at county-level data to see whether the payments had an effect on painkiller overdose death rates one year later.
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This is in part because it ultimately had little effect, or rather, it had an effect profoundly contrary to what its participants intended.
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In the meantime, while the ECB has yet to buy a single corporate bond, the mere announcement has had an effect on supply.
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Subconsciously, her living here might have had an effect on me moving home too, but honestly I'd probably prefer if she wasn't there.
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That had an effect on broader optimism and a composite future output index fell to 58.8 from 59.2, its lowest reading since October 2014.
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GOODLATTE: And, if so, do you believe the political bias shown by this text had an effect on the initiation of the Russia investigation?
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Zayne Malik, who has spoken about his struggles with anxiety, says that the pressure of fame also had an effect on his eating patterns.
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GOODLATTE: And if so, do you believe the political bias shown by this text, had an effect on the initiation of the Russia investigation?
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Its boss, Mark Zuckerberg, at a conference after the elections, called the idea that fake news had an effect on the elections "pretty crazy".
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But both Nick and Ninja have matured into something that you rarely find in online gaming: a role model — and it's had an effect.
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Political tension has been high during Trump's presidency, and the emergence of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements has had an effect on Hollywood.
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Calls to delete Facebook after Cambridge Analytica might have also had an effect, as Facebook attracted no new users in the US and Canada.
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"The ECB corporate bond-buying programme has undoubtedly had an effect, with a firm buyer in the market and reducing spreads," said the executive.
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The campaign has also had an effect on people looking for love, according to Maria Avgitidis, who runs the Manhattan matchmaking service Agape Match.
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James N. Mattis may well be Mr. Trump's secretary of defense, and his rejection of torture clearly had an effect on the president-elect.
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A subject that many try to avoid at the dinner table has nonetheless seemed to have had an effect on turkey sales so far.
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Mr. Murtazawi said that recent fatwas by religious leaders in Afghanistan and in Saudi Arabia renouncing the Afghan war had also had an effect.
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The results themselves are also consistent with the possibility that the anomalies in absentee ballots had an effect on the outcome of the election.
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But the agreement's limiting of carbon emissions would have had an effect on power plants and other emitters within or close to Pittsburgh itself.
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"The effort, even though we're not going to get enough to overturn the President's veto, it has had an effect and that's good," Kaine said.
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That jump shows that the new MacBook Pro has had an effect, but it's likely because Apple raised the price of its laptops, especially internationally.
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A new study published by the Atlantic Council, a think-tank in Washington, concludes that Chinese exports "have had an effect on the region's deindustrialisation".
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That bill is still awaiting Trump's signature, although it's already had an effect on other classified sites, leading Craigslist to pull its personal ads section.
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PERINO: But I do think -- this is what I think that there has been some journalism that has had an effect on the Trump administration.
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Elizabeth Beavers, senior campaigner at Amnesty International, said Trump's statements during the campaign could have had an effect even if the policy hasn't officially changed.
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"I think many of the campaigns that are trying to make it harder to get access to prescription opioids have had an effect," Volkow said.
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For the first time, perhaps, they have been able to appreciate the effect they have had; that, in turn, has had an effect on them.
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The trade war between the U.S. and China hasn't had an effect on Google's fast-growing cloud business, according to Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian.
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While Hinde re-shelved a few out-of-place shirts to "neutralize" the ones she had moved, her statement still had an effect on someone's workday.
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Drugs also had an effect on the tattooing tradition in prisons, allowing inmates who dealt in this lucrative trade to buy whatever tattoo designs they desired.
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Combined, the variants that weren't passed down had an effect about 30 percent as big as the genes that were when it comes to educational attainment.
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While Republicans contend that much of the opposition at the local events is being ginned up by Democrats, it appears to have had an effect. Rep.
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I feel as though, what made me change my mind about it was actually being in the situation, where the topic had an effect on me.
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But the efforts, prompted by a television news story about farmers' struggles in Farah, did lead to a presidential order that almost certainly had an effect.
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In the fall of 2017, Mark Zuckerberg said it was "a pretty crazy idea" that fake news on Facebook had an effect on the 2016 general election.
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In graduate school, Gehrman analyzed data about the sleep habits of older adults with Alzheimer's disease in nursing homes to see if lunar cycles had an effect.
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Of course, he did have to overcome the curse of growing up rich and spoiled and endure the heartbreak of bone spurs, maybe that had an effect.
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The dip in investment has had an effect on a wide range of American industries, including real estate, the tech sector, state and local governments, and more.
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This anything-goes attitude had an effect on the atmosphere in which Catholic priests were trained, and "in various seminaries homosexual cliques were established," according to Benedict.
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There&aposs no question, I haven&apost spoken to a single person involved in the race last night who doesn&apost think that president had an effect.
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"The Harvey experience had an effect of people," lawyer Nereida Melendez, 59, said as she walked along a beach-side road covered in sand and palm leaves.
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That suggestion was not accepted, but Third Point's warning that several units might be "stranded" in the new materials science company appears to have had an effect.
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The criticism seems to have had an effect: For now, Anthem appears to be denying fewer claims — though it also expanded its policy to several more states.
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I wasn't aware of students policing others' grief, but the perception that this was happening still had an effect, especially given the media attention around the tragedy.
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I wanted to somehow show my support and solidarity and it had an effect on me to the point where I wanted to write songs about it.
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The Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky scandal, the rise of the internet and cellphones and dating apps have all had an effect on how we think about sex.
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I was afraid of heights but now I'm up on rooftops and into everywhere so I can say that my death experience probably had an effect on that.
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That had an effect on Gazinsky&aposs goal, which came after the Saudis struggled to clear a Russian corner, and the header from the tall and stocky Dzyuba.
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When the researchers looked at their brains, they saw that the overactivity caused by drug had an effect in other brain regions, possibly leading to the diminished anticipation.
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The approach and strong rhetoric have had an effect with the number of migrants caught trying to enter the country illegally hitting a 17-year low in March.
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A: You get a sense when you see Leda Lestrange's photograph that this girl has clearly had an effect on him, so that would be interesting to see.
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"We do know that bringing stuff back in seems to have had an effect on their behavior," noting that there have been no Iranian attacks on US forces.
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Ms. Shante also had an effect on Nia Long, who plays Roxanne's headstrong mother in the movie and who remembered listening to the artist's music in the '80s.
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This would seem to suggest Klobuchar's endorsement had an effect on the race in Minnesota, and that the state has also seen Biden's favorability rise post-South Carolina.
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A similar approach was used in California to save those Channel Island foxes: killing feral pigs had an effect on the golden eagles that were hunting the foxes.
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A Senate Democratic aide said it appears the relentless Democratic criticisms of GOP efforts to do away with protections for pre-existing medical conditions have had an effect.
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I definitely think exercising consistently has had an effect on me, because I'm able to get through the run semi-comfortably and my legs don't feel like goo afterwards.
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In the United Kingdom, there was more evidence that the recent increase in oil prices had an effect on inflation, removing the windfall for motorists and consumers in general.
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To determine whether Russia had an effect on the 2016 presidential election (as Gidley ruled out), you wouldn't just need to look at Moscow's attempted penetration of voting systems.
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Avoidance in significant others also had an effect on the soldiers, and military members whose partners were avoidant were more likely to experience parenting stress, compared with other soldiers.
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The study says more research will need to be done to determine if the oil spill had an effect on the reproductive success of the dolphins in the area.
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The latter result suggests that years of propaganda have had an effect: Republicans have successfully cast teachers' unions as obstreperous, greedy forces bent on radicalizing children in the classroom.
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The pursuit of oversize profits has also had an effect on high-end retail shops along Madison and Fifth Avenues and in SoHo in the form of empty stores.
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It is difficult to assess how much or how quickly Mr. de Blasio, or most mayors for that matter, has had an effect on the health of the city.
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The researchers rounded up the findings of seven randomized control trials, and found no evidence that probiotics had an effect on the microbioata composition in feces from healthy humans.
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This ratio deteriorated to 1.9% by 2016YE, on the back of certain loans that became overdue; the reduced total loans portfolio also had an effect on the higher NPL ratio.
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Cecily White, a lawyer for Perepilichny's widow, said the delay was a cause of extreme distress for her client and her two children and had an effect on her health.
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It is noteworthy that the Bergdahl case has had an effect on military morale, The Army Code includes the belief that you do not abandon your fellow soldiers in battle.
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But adding an extra set of doors, a rear seat, headroom for those in the rear seat, and some useful trunk space had an effect on the iconic Lamborghini lines.
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"Well, I have to say that this has had an effect on us in the last two years… The inability to access international markets is painful for us," Gref said.
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But there is no question that Mr. Comey's choices had an effect on the campaign: His summer news conference and his missive to Congress plainly amplified the issue of Mrs.
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That gave us status, and none of the other cons gave us a hard time, but the simple fact that we were locked away for years had an effect on us.
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This shifting landscape has already had an effect on Pemex: a recent bump in oil prices, combined with cost-cutting, has led to its first consecutive quarterly profit in six years.
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As you can see from the images, that support had an effect on a user's information flow as people seemed to cut themselves off from users who supported a different candidate.
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"That kind of move, combined with the blowout job numbers, clearly had an effect on the erratic trading that immediately followed," wrote Frank Cappelleri, a trader and technical analyst at Instinet.
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It offers viewers the option to make binary decisions at specific points of the episode that had an effect on how the story progressed and which ending a viewer would see.
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If the vaccine had an effect against gonorrhea because it is an organism related to meningococcal disease, the researchers hypothesized, then no effect should be seen against chlamydia, an unrelated organism.
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Illusion of control is the tendency for people to overestimate their ability to control events, like when a sports fan thinks his thoughts or actions had an effect on the game.
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Eventually, he stumbled upon research suggesting that an antidepressant called bupropion had an effect on Crohn's disease, another type of IBD where the immune system attacks the lining of the gut.
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"It probably would be several weeks or maybe longer before we know whether we had an effect," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said.
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"The Tribunal found that, in both of these instances, the Commission would still need to allege that the conduct of the respondent banks had an effect in South Africa," it said.
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The measures have had an effect on some of those closest to Putin, including an old friend, the oil trader Gennady Timchenko, who returned to Russia after years of mainly living abroad.
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In the past, Oman and Kuwait have been able to mediate, but so far Kuwait's efforts this time appear not have had an effect, at least "in the short term," he added.
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Besides driving an increase in heroin use, the policies may have had an effect on people who use painkillers for legitimate purposes, Cicero says — and that wasn't adequately discussed in the paper.
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The different enrollment numbers suggest the Trump administration's decision to cut off advertising and other services intended to get people signed up for ObamaCare plans had an effect on the federal exchange.
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"It is sobering to see how this may have had an effect on a very productive economy in the ancient world, and we need to reflect on how it may affect us."
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They noted that the threat of sanctions had already had an effect on the Iranian economy — including a plunge in the value of the rial, Iran's currency; growing unemployment; and increasing protests.
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Dr. Hugh Rayner, a kidney specialist who is leading the initiative, said that while the change might seem small, it had already had an effect in the pilot phase of the project.
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Universal Health Services, the country's largest chain of behavioral health hospitals, does not believe Buzzfeed's investigative series into its billing practices, admissions standards and violent culture has had an effect on its business.
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By the time that we get pregnant and go to have children, the [absence of] care that we should have received [has had an effect] and our bodies are aged beyond our years.
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You only need to take a look at his four-page entry on WhoSampled to get a sense of the range of types of artists and musical styles he's had an effect on.
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"Climate change is impacting sea turtles very clearly," Nichols told NBC News, while also adding that "cooked" turtle eggs caused by warmer waters have also had an effect on the animal's migration patterns.
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NASA is also taking measure to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and enforcing remote work policies where applicable, but this also hasn't had an effect on the Commercial Crew timelines to date.
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Still, the institutional outflows and worries that BlackRock, one of the largest passive fund companies, will suffer as fees for passive funds continue to plummet have had an effect on its stock price.
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They found that the programs tightly focused in the most high-crime areas had an effect on lowering crime, but the size of the decrease attributable to stop and frisk was very small.
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Researchers from Indiana University studied the survey data to determine if the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) had an effect on adolescent gun carrying, taking into consideration differences in state laws.
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We asked a group of industry insiders to assess the past quarter century of wristwatch design and identify the models that have had an effect on all kinds of watches, from Seiko to Swiss.
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That trial, which was broadcast live to news networks, was widely watched by the American public, but some critics say the cameras in the courtroom had an effect on how the trial played out.
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The central bank acknowledged that volatility in vehicle purchases had an effect on data from the fourth quarter of 2016 — in which the economy grew an annualised 43 percent — and first quarter of 2017.
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A 2016 study in the journal Chest said that smoking e-cigarettes had an effect on the heart and arteries which, while was not as pronounced as that of combustible cigarettes, was still distinctive.
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But the youth's death last week in Caloocan City, outside Manila, has had an effect that no other police killing has: The Senate, though dominated by allies of the president, has opened an investigation.
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Professor Vavreck cites a study she conducted of the 2012 presidential election, in which she found that while ads had an effect on voter attitudes, the impact was small and disappeared within a week.
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Already, Mr. Trump's actions — and Britain's decision to leave the European Union — have had an effect here, slowing the rise of right-wing populism as voters re-examine the value of the Continent's unity.
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Martin Slosiarik, one of Slovakia's leading pollsters, said the message that Mr. Fico had spent years championing — condemning migrants and bureaucrats in Brussels while promoting a range of conspiracy theories — has had an effect.
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The sudden passing of modern musical icon David Bowie has left many fellow artists and fans around the world stunned, but it particularly had an effect on 19-year-old New Zealand singer/songwriter, Lorde.
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Dr. Smith said that aggressive campaigns to vaccinate for Japanese encephalitis, a virus found in Asia and the Western Pacific, may have had an effect on Zika, but that premise had yet to be investigated.
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That initially had an effect on US equity markets when they opened for trade but stocks cut losses on Tuesday as U.S. interest rates retreated from the multi-year highs seen earlier in the session.
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"So in one sense, the policy has already had an effect in terms of persuading companies to reformulate their products in order to avoid the extra costs that will be levied upon them," Cummins said.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg also recently revised a comment he made after the election, when he said it was "crazy" to think that the spread of fake news on Facebook had an effect on the election.
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Additionally, the researchers noted that the choice of show also likely had an effect, since shows that are 'made for binging' are structured differently than those that are intended to be serialized (more flashbacks, etc.).
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"What's not so clear yet is whether G.D.P.R. has had an effect on privacy and on corporate data practices," said Omer Tene, vice president and chief knowledge officer at the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
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Although the infusion of dynamic young players like Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews has certainly had an effect on offense, the challenging schedule has forced tired players into mistakes and inconsistencies, coaches and players said.
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"My family being in [the industry] definitely had an effect on it at the start, because I wouldn't have considered it an option if I weren't in a family that does it," Fiennes Tiffin told WWD.
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In further lab studies, the researchers found that a phenylindane mixture did indeed prevent disease-related protein clumping; in fact, it was the only compound studied that had an effect on both amyloid and tau proteins.
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"The measure adopted by the central bank seems to have had an effect... and managed to slowly cut the successive rises in the value of the dollar," said Gustavo Quintana of brokerage PR Corredores de Cambio.
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Those numbers were obviously split starkly on partisan lines -- Democrats believe the probe is justified, Republicans think it is political -- but it's clear from the numbers that Trump's "witch hunt" mantra has had an effect. 13.
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"Brexit itself, I don't think, has had much of an effect on the market, but what has had an effect has been the fall in sterling," Paul Mumford, senior investment manager at Cavendish Asset Management, said.
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This was common language for politicians at the time aiming to express the ideals of a democratic state, but the term has never had an effect on the legal relationship of the state to the government.
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The measures appeared to have had an effect, with the property price index falling around 11 percent from the peak in the third quarter of 2013 through the end of 2016, according to data from Deutsche Bank.
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But efforts to clamp down on the virus, which has infected 22020,834 people worldwide, the vast majority of whom are in China, has already had an effect on economic activity and further developments could hamper important industries.
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The revelations by National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden in 2013 about just how much U.S. tech companies had been playing footsie with the U.S. government had an effect on the firms' bottom lines around the globe.
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This is where Parkland in particular seems to have had an effect, inspiring a new wave of activism that put the issue at the front for the public and made it more salient for newly elected Democrats.
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Even before getting signed, the legislation already had an effect: some sites facilitating sex trafficking have shut down; Reddit has changed its policy "regarding paid services involving physical sexual contact"; Craigslist has shuttered its personal ads section.
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Sydney's well documented Government-imposed scene strangulation has certainly had an effect, but music and the underground are an ever-flowing stream, and a boulder being dropped in the current merely creates a rapid next to it.
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The show argues that the cocktail of drugs, dance, and glamour had an effect on the way we lived then and now: Fashion, music, and industrial design continue to be inspired by that chapter of American life.
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As marketers have become more aware of "an urban-suburban-rural geographic divide," it has had an effect on some of the settings and people who appear in advertisements, said Harris Diamond, chief executive of McCann Worldgroup.
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To be sure, many market observers will scoff at a U.S. basketball tournament influencing a deep financial market with millions of global participants, but the tournament has had an effect on the broader economy in the past.
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All of that media bashing has had an effect: Last month, a poll found that 46 percent of American voters—and over three-quarters of Republicans—believed major news organizations fabricated stories about the president and his administration.
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And while not all those downloads converted into paying subscribers, it certainly had an effect on the newcomer to the streaming market: the app today is the #4 Top Grossing Music application in the U.S. Apple App Store.
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The experience of giving birth and becoming a mother has had an effect on my practice, and I want to start a conversation that discusses these values as powerful, instead of minimizing them in relation to masculine value.
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The shrinking window between infection and detection suggests that public health outreach has had an effect, likely encouraging more people to get tested more often and learn about early treatment so they don't transmit the virus to others.
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This is why when former FBI Director James Comey presented his letter about his investigation into candidate Hillary Clinton's email just a few days before the 2016 election, it may have had an effect on the election outcome.
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It was definitely the George Gibson-MGM that had an effect on what was happening at 20th Century Fox, but John Coakley, conversely, as opposed to George Gibson, [had a] that was a little more open and fluid.
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It wasn&apost just the extras that Jordan&aposs performance had an effect on, as Foxx explained he went to touch his arm and Jordan was so in the zone that he jerked away and left the set.
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Despite close competition in the other racing categories — the LMP219 prototypes, and LM GTE-Pro and LM GTE-Am — the lack of a serious fight in the top class appears to have had an effect on ticket sales.
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The recent fracking revolution — the United States has emerged as one of the world's top oil producers in just the last few years — and the continuing story of American creativity has had an effect on the whole stock market.
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But the Trump travel ban has also had an effect: one concert had to be cancelled because its Syrian musicians, who are based in America, did not dare leave for fear of not being allowed back into the country.
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" Yet the government shutdown has had an effect on the confidence of the American people: "The real thing I think it does is undermine the confidence ... the people have in the government working together over the next two years.
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Pervasive corruption has also had an effect, with many of the schools that are listed on government budgets not actually functioning at all — "ghost schools" set up to allow officials to gobble up development aid without delivering any services.
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Another study that Roodman looked at — and replicated — was a decades-old piece by economist Steven Levitt that looked at whether prison overcrowding lawsuits, which could force states to essentially empty out their prisons, had an effect on crime.
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But so far, the delay in talks and the sanctions have had an effect on the region as a whole, Ward notes: Meanwhile, those sanctions have impeded South Korea from building closer political and economic ties with its neighbor.
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With two nominations at the SAG Awards, Call Me By Your Name and Lady Bird star Timothée Chalamet was asked on the red carpet if the Time's Up movement against systemic sexual abuse in Hollywood had an effect on young men.
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By this point, the restaurant has slipped considerably in the rankings (the page has now been deleted, but an archived version is available here), but we were in the top spot for almost two weeks, and that's obviously had an effect.
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"Factors such as age, whether people smoked or not and how much exercise they took could all have had an effect," Professor Paul Roderick, co-author of the study, told the BBC, but his conclusion was very much pro-coffee.
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I know that there were other things going on at New College at the time that influenced Derek's thinking—the fact that he was largely socially ostracized, and there was direct action taken at the school undoubtedly had an effect.
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Ken Goldstein, a professor of politics at the University of San Francisco who tracks campaign advertising, pointed to Wisconsin as a place where the ads, paired with a focused message, a smaller field and a persuadable electorate, had an effect.
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"The fact that we are physically located in Seattle has had an effect on us, and on the local community," said David Bley, the director of the Gates Foundation's Pacific Northwest Initiative, which works on issues of poverty, homelessness and education.
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"Anyone who claims that automated spam accounts that tweeted about the U.S. election had an effect on voters' opinions or influenced the national Twitter conversation clearly underestimates voters and fails to understand how Twitter works," said Nick Pacilio, a Twitter spokesman.
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The disappearing Democratic voter also had an effect on the latest Presidential election, when, for example, African-American turnout dropped almost five per cent from 2012—a crucial difference in the three key states that gave Trump the Electoral College.
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Analysts said it was impossible to say if Sorrell's departure had had an effect on recent contract losses, but they noted the pressures had been building before he left in April over an allegation of personal misconduct, which he denied.
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For Israel, accusations that the crown prince ordered the killing of Jamal Khashoggi have already had an effect, analysts said, effectively freezing the push to build an international coalition against Iran's regional influence, the top priority for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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When the bridge closed in 2010, South Park became even more choked off from the rest of the city (there are alternative access points, but they're few and mostly intricate), which had an effect that surprised and encouraged Mr. Horrell.
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The incessant pressure seems to have had an effect: Earlier this week, Democratic leaders in the State Senate circulated several proposed changes to the law, offering to give judges more discretion in deciding whether to keep accused criminals in jail.
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While the phenomenon of talented young players' spending only a year in college has certainly had an effect on the game, it turns out that for the most part it has not reshaped it — at least in championship terms — at all.
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In case you still had any doubt that the presidential election has had an effect on reproductive rights, Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, says that the organization has seen a large increase in women seeking Planned Parenthood services since the election.
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" An analysis published on Silver's FiveThirtyEight website said that the hacking claim "doesn't check out" statistically and that there was "no clear evidence that the voting method used in a county -- by machine or by paper -- had an effect on the vote.
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The study, published in the Personality and Social Psychology Journal, indicated that the freshman felt that their peers were doing better than they were socially, and it had an effect on their sense of well-being beyond just feeling a little left out.
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Pictures of children being held in cages, audio of them crying desperately for their parents, and horror stories of the trauma inflicted on both kids and adults have had an effect on most Americans, who are demanding President Trump end his inhumane policy.
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"It's hard to say that you can directly relate it [to humans], other than to say in the rodent model, alterations of vitamin A in the diet had an effect on the microbiota," Boston University School of Medicine professor Michael Holick told Gizmodo.
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"I'd be lying to you if I said that what's happened with Battlefront and what's happened with everything surrounding loot boxes and these things haven't had an effect on EA as a company and an effect on us as management," he explains.
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"If you look at the news flow, trade has clearly had an effect on the market, and I think most market participants are probably rooting to keep the Iran deal in place because the markets tend to prefer the status quo," he said.
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Earlier this month, Fauci said "it probably would be several weeks or maybe longer before we know whether we had an effect" on flattening the curve, and on Tuesday he emphasized the need to be "flexible" in the timeline Trump laid out.
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"The holy grail, I think, of political analysis for the 2016 election is to figure out which communications from which entities had an effect on which jurisdictions in the United States," said Nathan Persily, a Stanford University professor who writes about elections.
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The research was not designed to determine what amount of water would prevent kids from drinking sugary beverages but rather whether drinking water at all had an effect, explained Asher Rosinger, assistant professor at Pennsylvania State University and lead author of the new study.
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The survey last month suggested trade tensions between the European Union and the United States, that resulted in the U.S. imposing tariffs on European steel and aluminum exports in June as well as the threat of more tariffs on EU cars, had an effect.
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" Liliana De Lima, executive director of the International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care, a Houston-based advocacy group, said that global publicity about the American opioid epidemic "had brought this problem to the people, and that has had an effect on the fears.
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Writing boxes had an effect a lot like that of today's electronic devices: They created an aura around writing, investing tools with an energy and power that enabled writers to gain pleasure from writing—or from the idea of writing, which might be equally gratifying.
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It was not the one-time statements, large or small, that had an effect on the final legislation, but the efforts of skilled, professional lobbyists making constant contact with congressional offices and offering actual legislative language that had the real impact on the final legislation.
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Judge Gorsuch currently sits on the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in Denver, which has not been a hotbed of white-collar cases, and none of the opinions he has written have had an effect on the law in this area.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg initially said it was "crazy" to think false information spread on the social platform had an effect on the election's outcome, but his company has now turned over 3,000 Russia-linked ads to committees charged with investigating Moscow's meddling in U.S. politics.
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The Court of Appeals met for two weeks earlier this month, but the lack of two judges has already had an effect: Gary Spencer, a court spokesman, said there were some appeals that could not be argued because recusals had made a five-person quorum impossible.
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This has had an effect both on workplace culture and employee morale, as well as the product itself; Spiegel's approach reportedly resulted in missteps like the failed redesign effort the company is now trying to fix, according to a report earlier this month from The Information.
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The study found that after adjusting for age and other dietary and non-dietary factors, total potato consumption still had an effect on the relative risk of gestational diabetes, including nearly double the risk for women who ate at least five servings of potatoes per week.
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China's National Health Commission reported on Friday that the 39 new cases in the country had originated overseas, an indication that the intense quarantine and travel restrictions that China had put in place seem to have had an effect in helping stop the spread of the virus.
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"One of the most compelling and most important points that I would take away from the study is that even smoking one or two cigarettes still had an effect on sudden infant death," said pulmonologist Dr. Cedric "Jamie" Rutland, a national spokesman for the American Lung Association.
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Its author, one Captain H. M. Raleigh, detailed how a framed print of the hippo in his drawing room had an effect so powerful on him and his family that they considered the hippo an oracle of sorts: a bright blue beast they consulted before making any major decisions.
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The volatility of the peso, which has lost about 35 percent against the dollar since 2011 and around 16 percent against the dollar since last June, had an effect on the real estate market last year, with lowered rents and more negotiation on sales, Ms. Peters Romero said.
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Cliché is great so long as everything's resolved, but Dead Island ends in an entirely confusing way, with new characters thrown into the mix far too late on for them to feel worthwhile, leading to the sensation that nothing you've done has really had an effect on the story.
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In a thread on Reddit, users have documented experiments in which they altered various factors like how often they looked at a friend's profile, or how often they liked photos on a profile, to see which ones had an effect on the order and which ones did not.
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Still, the stress of an 11th-hour upheaval may have had an effect: There was a feeling of concerted effort, as if an entire company of dedicated artists were digging in as best it could, despite the energetic and articulate playing the conductor Marco Armiliato drew from the orchestra.
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Yet while he aggressively promoted the operational potential of the troubled drug company, he acknowledged that he had underestimated the political and regulatory complexities in making the initial investment and that the recent turmoil surrounding the company had had an effect on the reputation of his firm, Pershing Square Capital Management.
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I would say working nights has always had an effect on the music just because of all the alone time you have in your head and then you sleep all day and then do it again and again with little interaction with family and friends during the week at least.
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"And for us to repeal sanctions, given what Russia has done in Ukraine and threatened the Baltics and, now, they have clearly tried to intervene in our election — whether it had an effect or not ... that's a danger that we have never faced to this extent in American history," Schumer said.
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All of this is to say that it's not terribly surprising that cord cutting, or dropping cable TV service for cheaper bundles or dropping it altogether, has had an effect on ESPN: the network has lost upwards of 10 million subscribers, putting a dent in usual ratings juggernauts like Monday Night Football.
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The coronavirus pandemic has already had an effect on the political process in the U.S. — candidates up and down the ballot have canceled or reworked campaign events in recent weeks and a handful of states have postponed scheduled primaries and caucuses out of concern that in-person voting risks spreading the disease.
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These actions all had national implications, but Trump's anti-environmental stance had an effect on the entire planet when he backed out of the Paris climate agreement-- an international pact agreed on by more than 195 countries in a unified effort to fight climate change-- which President Obama entered the U.S. into in 2016.
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Every day, we hear fresh reports of the extent and insidious nature of Russian interference in the promotion of fake news stories and nasty accusations about Hillary Clinton's character -- a smear campaign that was bound to have had an effect on voters' perceptions (why else would the Russians invest so much energy and money?).
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Barrels and exit velocity already have had an effect on how teams rank players, and Tango and his colleagues will continue to figure out ways to apply new data sets in their player evaluations, but exit velocity's staying power in popular culture may ultimately hinge on how it's packaged and pushed out to the public.
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Environmental regulations, like restrictions on federal land use, have had an effect on the coal industry, but regulatory impacts are nothing compared to the effect that the natural gas industry — coal's main competitor — has had on energy production in the US. The truth is the natural gas is a lot cheaper right now, so coal is being left behind.
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"The unanswered questions about the extent to which Trump's personal interests — as well as those of his family and associates, including Jared Kushner — have had an effect on the U.S. approach to Saudi Arabia makes the close Saudi ties all the more troubling," said Jeffrey Prescott, a senior White House director on the Middle East during the Obama administration.
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The novelist Olga Grjasnowa — whose "Der Russe ist einer, der Birken liebt" (, ("All Russians Love Birch Trees") about a soul-searching Russian-Jewish émigré, was adapted for stage by the theater in 2013 and remains in repertoire — said that the house has had an effect on cultural politics by sheer force of its diverse ensemble and topics.
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"When you put all these ingredients together, you have a recipe that's not really conducive to an $85 market environment," Michael Cohen, an oil analyst at Barclays, told the FT. Oil's drop has already had an effect on the stock markets, with energy stocks dragging down the S&P 500 yesterday, and that could worsen today.
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"The point I made to Russian colleagues today was that I didn't think, whatever they had done in terms of meddling in the 2016 election, that they had any effect on it, but what they have had an effect in the United States is to sow enormous distrust of Russia," Bolton told a Russian radio station.
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But, with healthcare, that did happen to be at a moment where it may have had an effect, and I think also at that time, it was before our friends in the extreme right wing of the Republican party decided to position me as some kind of a partisan shield for the Democratic party, which I am not.
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According to the World Press Freedom Index, Trump's bombast against the media has had an effect broader than just the U.S. "More and more democratically elected leaders no longer see the media as part of democracy's essential underpinning, but as an adversary to which they openly display their aversion," Reporters Without Borders said of Trump's vitriol towards the press, according to HuffPost.
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"The point I made to Russian colleagues today was that I didn't think, whatever they had done in terms of meddling in the 2016 election, that they had any effect on it, but what they have had an effect in the United States is to sow enormous distrust of Russia," he said, according to a transcript provided by the White House.
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"If you believe the agreement signed by Obama and Xi had an effect, then it was the combination of naming and shaming and the very real threat of sanctions on state-owned enterprises and very high level officials that eventually brought the levels of hacking down," Adam Segal, director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council of Foreign Relations, told Motherboard in an email.
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"The point I made to Russian colleagues today was that I didn't think, whatever they had done in terms of meddling in the 2016 election, that they had any effect on it, but what they have had an effect in the United States is to sow enormous distrust of Russia," Bolton said, according to a transcript of his interview with Radio Echo Moscow provided by the National Security Council.
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The findings suggest the mysterious noises may have altered the diplomats' brains in disturbing ways: The sounds may have had an effect on the diplomats' brains, especially on the amount of white matterIn 2016, some — but not all — US and Canadian diplomats stationed in Cuba started reporting hearing the strange noises, After the diplomats returned to the US, the State Department sent some of them (along with their family members) to the University of Pennsylvania to get checked out.
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