Investors streamed into the safe harbours of sovereign bonds and gold.
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Mr Trump harbours no doubts about the efficacy of physical barriers.
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Secretly, deep down, he harbours a fundamental barbarousness of the soul.
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No one harbours fantasies about the independence of the present NPC.
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The digital world also harbours new risks, including cyberbullying and sexting.
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For Nakyn harbours one of the world's richest deposits of diamonds.
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China even harbours ambitions to export its growing expertise in nuclear power.
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Mr Woods is not the only betting favourite about whom EAGLE harbours reservations.
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Smaller boats collect the contraband, taking it to beaches and coves, or to commercial harbours.
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Behind this week's smiles they still fret that America harbours hope of overthrowing the party.
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Its 8953-mile shoreline is dotted with private beaches, ocean-facing estates and yacht harbours.
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They believe he still harbours dangerous, hard left views on the economy and foreign policy.
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In both the wars, Germany fortified the rock and built mammoth harbours for submarines and ships.
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S. trade war sent investors stampeding to traditional safe harbours including the yen, bonds and gold.
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But, given the poverty and strife in Yemen and Somalia, investing in harbours there seems strange.
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As one of the last recordings written for INSCAPE, it harbours the most meaning for Stréliski.
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That would threaten the position of General Haftar, who harbours ambitions to be Libya's next strongman.
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Harbours around the world, including the Port of Tokyo, refused entry for fear of going unpaid.
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Windfarms near existing ports and harbours have already begun to attract interest from domestic and international lenders.
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This African insect harbours harmful parasites called trypanosomes, spreading them to humans and animals through its bite.
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Without this worry, they might help spruce up Eritrea's crumbling harbours, woeful telecoms and barely exploited tourist potential.
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Sentiment was also impacted as Asian markets were subdued as simmering tensions on the Korean peninsula supported safe-harbours.
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Boris Johnson, the prime minister, has promised to anoint ten free ports—mostly big harbours and perhaps some airports.
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Marriage metaphors capture the lingering admiration mixed with envy and resentment that China's elite harbours for its global rival.
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Turkey fears the fighting could drive many Syrians across its border to join the 3.4m refugees it already harbours.
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It also reached one-year lows on the yen and Swiss franc, traditional safe harbours in times of stress.
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S. trade war, protests in Hong Kong and a crash in Argentina's peso currency drove investors to safe harbours.
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Trump announced the decision on Twitter late Thursday, catching markets completely by surprise and sparking a rush to safe harbours.
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Perhaps the UAE is gambling that harbours around the Horn of Africa may one day provide access to Africa's interior.
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S. trade war, protests in Hong Kong and a crash in Argentina's peso currency also drove investors to safe harbours.
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The AfD denies it harbours racist views and says its members have been victims of attacks by far-left groups.
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It harbours dozens of people the Saudis do not like, including some with close links to groups affiliated to al-Qaeda.
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This is an important task, for one such component is methane—and that may be a sign the planet harbours life.
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Risk assets were scorched as investors fled to the traditional safe-harbours of top-rated government debt, Japanese yen and gold.
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Yet much as it sympathises with fellow democracies and harbours its own deep concerns about China, India keeps brushing them off.
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Places like Corsica and Brittany, which also harbours a regionalist movement, could be given more autonomy without threatening the French state.
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It harbours the most important clam beds in the territory (now closed due to likely contamination), which provide considerable winter employment.
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The protagonist finds himself confused by the reality of his biological sex and the feelings he harbours for his male co-star.
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Exports were disrupted by a tropical cyclone that struck the main mining and export harbours in Western Australia state in late March.
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The ecology of the indoor biome is relatively unexplored, yet recent work has revealed that it harbours more biodiversity than previously recognized.
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The first has a human counterpart that is associated with an increased risk of schizophrenia, and the other harbours serotonin receptor genes.
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It is hard to see how someone who harbours such feelings can decide cases on gerrymandering, say, in a credibly non-partisan way.
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Mr Trump repeated a longstanding gripe that Pakistan harbours terrorists America is fighting in Afghanistan, adding that it did not deserve American aid.
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In those days, sailors and merchants from Britain to Indonesia docked at Mongla port, which at the time connected with many other international harbours.
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Its cities are better built, more connected and greener than those elsewhere on the mainland, with an extensive road network and excellent harbours and airports.
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S. trade war shook confidence in the world economy and sent investors steaming to the safe harbours of sovereign bonds, gold and the Japanese yen.
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S. trade war, protests in Hong Kong and a crash in Argentina's peso currency drove investors to safe harbours like bonds, gold, and the yen.
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S. trade friction sent the yuan slumping to a more than decade trough and stampeded investors into safe harbours including the yen, bonds and gold.
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Although Mr Modi himself is careful about what he says, his party harbours many chauvinistic Hindus, who view India's 180m-odd Muslims with suspicion and disdain.
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S. trade war, protests in Hong Kong and a crash in Argentina's peso currency drove investors to safe harbours like bonds, gold, and the Japanese yen.
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Some communities had built new harbours, erected wind turbines and even created an 18-hole golf course - profits from which will be reinvested in the local area.
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A failed negotiation that led to a no-deal Brexit would badly damage Mr Barnier, who harbours hopes of being the next president of the European Commission.
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S. trade war shook confidence in the world economy and sent investors steaming to the safe harbours of sovereign bonds and gold, while slugging emerging market currencies.
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Last year Hvaler was chosen as one of a dozen Norwegian harbours piloting a programme to make it simpler to discard trash in port than at sea.
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As a result, as sirens wailed shortly after dawn on Tuesday, ships headed out of harbours to deeper water and lines of cars snaked up nearby hills.
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Instead, the announcement looks like a bung to satisfy conservative factions within Vietnam's ruling Communist Party, who still fret that America secretly harbours hope of overthrowing it.
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The downturn in Turkey's relations with America, which harbours Fethullah Gulen, whom Mr Erdogan accuses of masterminding the coup, also fractures the external alliance backing Syria's rebels.
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If Brooks harbours any hopes of winning UFC gold any time soon, he will need to get back on the winning track on Saturday with victory over Oliveira.
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Such plans are costly, as is investment needed in things like reinforced harbours and desalination plants to adapt to the climate changes the island states are already seeing.
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Some suspect that Netflix harbours ambitions to monopolise TV. Such a move would concentrate enormous amounts of cultural power in the hands of a few content commissioners and algorithms.
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Both the Baltic Sea harbours at Karlshamn and Slite, Gotland, are in strategically sensitive areas, with Karlshamn around 50 km (30 miles) from the large naval base at Karlskrona.
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The thing is, you probably can believe it, because West Brom are managed by Tony Pulis, and he harbours a notorious hatred of goals, attacking football and all mankind.
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Carr has also launched #PlasticPatrol campaigns, combining free paddle-board lessons with clean-up operations of waterways, canals and harbours across Britain, to encourage local communities to get onboard.
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While he harbours ambitions of pulling off a surprise win, on a course he knows very well, Clarke is also delighted to have been handed the symbolic first shot.
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Nowhere are the stakes higher than in the Amazon basin—and not just because it contains 22000% of Earth's rainforests and harbours 28-23% of the world's terrestrial species.
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He returned home determined to build a new capital city of harbours and canals in the mould of Amsterdam which, unlike landlocked Moscow, could welcome ships from across the world.
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Fresh from his own electoral success, Sebastian Kurz, the boy wonder of Austrian conservatism, opens coalition talks with a far-right party that harbours former neo-Nazis in its ranks.
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A manager at Beibu Gulf Port Group, which operates the Fangchang port and two other harbours in southern Guangxi region, said on Friday the port had no ban on Australian coal.
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He and his researchers have been able to accumulate enough information to determine the star's precise habitable zone—that is, the area around a star that harbours conditions conducive for life.
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Roman Abramovich probably still harbours vague hopes of waking up to find Bobby Ewing naked in his shower telling him that the events of the past 12 months were a bizarre dream.
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Trump announced the decision on Twitter late Thursday, catching markets completely by surprise and sparking a rush to safe harbours as investors worried the escalation would upend an already fragile world economy.
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Some market participants have said that legislation could be used to underpin an adapted form of Libor or offer safe harbours for users of industry solutions, according to the FCA's Andrew Bailey.
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Another, a pledge of €6 billion ($6.8 billion) in aid for the refugees Turkey harbours, is more appealing, especially for a country that ran a $33 billion current account deficit in 2015.
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Relatively weak but safe behind its nuclear shield, Pakistan harbours Islamist guerrillas who have repeatedly struck Indian targets; regional security wonks have long feared that another such incident might spark a conflagration.
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Each corner on the route traced out for this sojourn in the midst of the mountain range that separates the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau harbours the promise of an incredible panorama.
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The island state is one of the most open economies in the world when it comes to commerce: the regional headquarters of global companies overlook one of the busiest harbours in the world.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Sunday it would punish anyone who belongs to Lebanon's Iran-backed Shi'ite Islamist group Hezbollah, sympathises with it, supports it financially or harbours any of its members.
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A manager at Beibu Gulf Port Group, which operates the port of Fangchenggang and two other harbours in the southern region of Guangxi, said on Friday the port had no ban on Australian coal.
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ATHENS, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Piraeus Port Authority (PPA), operator of Greece's largest port, has increased its investment plans to attract more business at one of Europe's largest harbours, a government spokesman said on Wednesday.
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He harbours a long-time crush on her and when Gloria rejects his advances, he turns villainous, blackmailing her into staying in his life by threatening to kill thousands of innocent Koreans if she doesn't.
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From the muddy delta of the Indus to the barren Baloch coast, a twinkling constellation of attractions is set to rise: luxury hotels, water parks, golf courses, health spas, yacht harbours, night clubs, the works.
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Other works include facial monitors that track visitors' emotional engagement with the exhibits and digitalised images of fishing boats in one of Shenzhen's older harbours using advanced Lidar technology by artists Ai Deng and Li Lipeng.
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It lights our night, it subtly prolongs our days, its gravitational tug washes our estuaries, rinses our harbours and erodes our cliffs, and it keeps the Earth's axis of rotation on a more or less stable tilt.
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Asia shares joined the U.S. dollar on the defensive on Thursday as the nail-biting U.S. presidential race saw the S&P 13 suffer its longest losing streak in five years as investors sailed to safer harbours.
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Image courtesy of Plymouth University Everyone harbours amibitions to one day write that novel we all supposedly have in us, or maybe write a screenplay for that Clerks meets Mad Max indie you've been incubating over the years.
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And of all the insecurities India harbours about China's long-term aims, perhaps none is as visceral as the worry about the future of the great subcontinental rivers—the Indus and the Brahmaputra—that rise in the Chinese Himalayas.
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Rex objects to every bit of his daughter's bourgeois lifestyle, while Jeanette, who still harbours affection for him, is pushed into finally choosing between the complicated life she ran away from and the shallow rewards of her urban existence.
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It harbours a wide variety of flora as well as rare and threatened species of animals such as the Royal Bengal tiger, leopards, civet cats, river otters, snakes, the Indian wild dog (dhole), jackals, foxes and the Asian elephant.
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Latin America's left still harbours a deep disgust for that US school that trained many Latin American officers in their abuse-filled battles against guerrillas during the Cold War, and has since been renamed the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation.
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"We will never stop our construction on the Nansha [Spratly] islands half way, no matter what country or person applies pressure," he said, referring to China's controversial building of harbours and runways on disputed outcrops in the South China Sea.
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ATHENS, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Piraeus Port Authority (PPA), operator of Greece's largest port, wants the Greek government to speed up the approval of an investment plan that aims to attract more business to one of Europe's largest harbours, executives said on Friday.
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TRUCK TESTING Trucks which drive themselves are even tougher to test than cars because of their size and weight and truckmakers say they are running tests at enclosed sites like warehouses, harbours and mines where human access can be restricted for safety.
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The currency slid from a 20.7300-0.71003/20.7100 year peak of $20.7203 in late-January to a more than one-month trough of $21.75 on Friday, as investors fled from perceived risky assets to safer harbours of bonds and the Japanese yen.
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That proposition has lately been tested; some governments have halted intelligence co-operation with Austria amid concerns over the FPÖ-led interior ministry's links with Russia, and a stream of mini-scandals has highlighted the extremism that the party still harbours in its ranks.
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So while the biggest events have irrefutably changed, twisting the nuanced meaning that runs through the core of their existence into something that celebrates exclusivity and harbours a tepid, repetitive experience, there will always be something else waiting to burst through the tiresome malaise.
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Fast-growing startups in areas that are on the rise present safe harbours to these investors, and with tens and hundreds of billions of dollars at these funds still in play, we'll probably continue to witness this funding trend for some time to come.
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This would be a good basis for avoiding a hard border, although checks would be necessary at the harbours in order to stop goods from the other part of the island being further exported to the rest of the UK or the EU respectively.
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Divided America still harbours some pockets of swing voters: think of married mothers of school-age children who voted for Barack Obama in 2008 but lost faith in him as he seemed to expand government too far, turning to the Republican Mitt Romney in 2012.
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The answer is essentially that, owing to the precarious situation in Somalia – a country that harbours a whole host of secessionist movements and is criss-crossed with ethnic and tribal faultlines – the global establishment has decided that officially recognising Somaliland could set off a regional powder keg.
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Interest rate futures slipped as investors priced in less chance of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve next year - a shift seen across a range of developed nations including the UK. Other safe harbours also took a beating, with the yen sliding across the board.
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For Nash it was the former, and – although she still harbours a group of exceptionally loyal fans, and her music is still as catchy, awkward and confessional as it ever was – she is quite far from hitting the cultural apotheosis that she did back in the days of "Mouthwash".
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The South China Sea is home to some of the world&aposs busiest trade routes and is claimed by a number of countries in the region, including China, which has built military outposts with airfields, naval harbours on its artificial islands, and deployed air defence radars and missiles there.
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Beijing&aposs efforts to expand its military presence in the region by building military outposts with airfields, radars, missile positions and naval harbours on its artificial islands have been challenged by the United States, which has frequently sent warships past the disputed reefs in what it describes as "freedom of navigation" operations.
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