"It can have an impact on Greece, it can have an impact on Brexit," he outlined.
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It's too early to have an impact-- the government shutdown is too early to have an impact on the underlying business.
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So whether it's in tech or finance or philosophy departments, wherever you can have an impact, you should try to have an impact.
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"So much of the administration's policies won't really have an impact on fundamentals, but protectionism could very well have an impact," Hooper said.
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We're looking for people who really want to have an impact, not just want to have the opportunity to want to have an impact.
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And it is going to have an impact not just in cancer but could have an impact on hematological diseases, enzymes, replacement therapies, and others.
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THEY'LL CERTAINLY HAVE AN IMPACT ON WHAT HAPPENS IN THE ECONOMY AND THEY'LL CERTAINLY PROBABLY GO THROUGH THAT HAVE AN IMPACT ON OUR FUTURE ACTIONS.
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I think the debate on Tuesday night will have an impact and I think that some activity after that might have an impact as well.
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" She added: "As architects, we can have an impact.
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Did your Oscar nomination have an impact on your career?
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The new regulation will have an impact on businesses worldwide.
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That will have an impact in next year's rankings. Right?
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This will not have an impact on human animal incidents.
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They don't have to get many to have an impact.
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As in 2009, forceful complaints have an impact on politicians.
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Untrained analysts can also have an impact on criminal sentencing.
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You have an impact in a way that is different.
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At the Series A, it really doesn't have an impact.
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Even memories of chemo can have an impact on taste.
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It's already started to have an impact on Qualcomm's earnings.
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This would have an impact on inflation and monetary policy.
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TOPPS's focus on culture may have an impact beyond sports.
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"Where will he have an impact?" one longtime adviser asked.
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"A few hundred dollars will have an impact," Schoenberg said.
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I've got to hold their attention and have an impact.
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Their determinations could have an impact on two major races.
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"It definitely didn't have an impact on me," she said.
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And here, politics, not just technology, may have an impact.
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And these concerns have an impact beyond Ebola virus disease.
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Changes don't need to be large to have an impact.
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Did Coronavirus's hit to China's country brand have an impact?
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Will the benefits have an impact on a public scale?
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But the ruling could have an impact beyond payment networks.
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Presidents have an impact on the nature of our nation.
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Deregulation will have an impact on banks and small businesses.
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The lesson here is that little changes have an impact.
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Friday's ruling could have an impact far beyond the Netherlands.
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ET, and could have an impact on already jittery markets.
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"Any infrastructure project will obviously have an impact," Salhuana replied.
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You know, any one of these individually probably doesn't slow us down, but a combination of things not going the right way will have an impact on markets and will have an impact on sentiment.
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Fakes don't need to be flawless to have an impact either.
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Mattis clearly understands which arguments will have an impact on Trump.
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Is that going to have an impact on the Florida election?
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Question: Does a solar eclipse have an impact on global temperature?
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I also don't totally buy that it didn't have an impact.
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This type of work tends to have an impact on production.
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And maybe this will have an impact on skiing in Hungary.
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Will this whole ordeal have an impact on L.L. Bean's business?
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These are small first steps, but they could have an impact.
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"I do want to have an impact— something of significant importance."
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Wilson's views on vaccines could have an impact on upcoming legislation.
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Theoretically, Weld's challenge could have an impact on Trump's re-election.
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Firming oil prices are starting to have an impact on manufacturing.
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A few things that this election could have an impact on.
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Obviously this is going to take time, and have an impact.
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What will last, and what will have an impact on individuals.
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IS THAT GOING TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE EUROPEAN ECONOMY?
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Does English colonization have an impact on science in India today?
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Political leanings have an impact on perceptions, as you might imagine.
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But the hope is that collectively they will have an impact.
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But that sweater seemed to have an impact on the ladies.
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Other federal grants certainly have an impact on how states behave.
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Such events didn't need to be local to have an impact.
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But there are ways you can have an impact moving forward.
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Health insurance status, among other factors, seems to have an impact.
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Get registered todayto have an impact on days yet to come.
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But the Mariel boatlift did have an impact on The Corporation.
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Will the Panama Papers have an impact on the US election?
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The tariff level should be high enough to have an impact.
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Will the special counsel investigation have an impact on the elections?
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But that didn't seem to have an impact on the judge.
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It didn't appear to have an impact on stroke risk, however.
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"This will have an impact on the whole organization," he said.
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Mr. Loeffelholz's friends are hoping the investigations will have an impact.
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"It will have an impact on interest groups," Mr. Zou said.
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Supporters of these measures argue that they can have an impact.
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Analysts expect it have an impact on consumer spending in China.
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"I really have an impact on someone's life," Mr. Lake said.
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Even if your plan fails, it can still have an impact.
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But how best to have an impact was an open question.
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And that will have an impact well beyond the states themselves.
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Is that going to have an impact to morale and camaraderie?
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And we are a swing state, we can have an impact.
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"Pandemic culture" could also have an impact on larger cultural events.
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And that could actually have an impact on the upcoming election.
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It'll be others because it'll start to really have an impact.
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That's not to say smaller mentoring programs can't have an impact.
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THEY KNOW IT'S GOING TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON BUILDING MORE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE U.S. THEY KNOW IT'S GOING TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON BUILDING DOMESTIC INVESTMENT IN THE U.S. AND THEY DON'T LIKE THAT.
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These decisions will even have an impact on how the game ends.
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That'll likely have an impact on prices and supply chains in Asia.
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I DOTHINK THE INTEREST RATES CAN HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE MARKETS.
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However analysts say Patel's departure could have an impact on Modi's image.
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Get registered today to have an impact on days yet to come.
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Analysts watching the case say it could have an impact for shareholders.
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This may have an impact but ... we expect these to be modest.
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The referral source can't have an impact on their job performance, right?!
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These factors could have an impact on your safety in the car.
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Will these changes have an impact on the level of import demand?
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The future: This crisis of displacement will have an impact on generations.
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And it will take time for these changes to have an impact.
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"You can only have an impact if you work together," he said.
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It won't have an impact on hedge funds managers paying ordinary income.
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We have an impact on students in both large and small ways.
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All forms of cancer treatment can have an impact in some way.
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" One MP said: "[Mr Johnson's endorsement] won't have an impact among MPs.
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Carter's diamonds giveaway probably didn't have an impact on his Amazon rankings.
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Meanwhile, the bank's scandal will also have an impact on Wall Street.
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What's next: This crisis of displacement will have an impact on generations.
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Identity politics, but it did have an impact on my life, Sam.
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The economics have changed significantly enough that it will have an impact.
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And that itself is going to have an impact on these discussions.
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Maybe they are hoping that this will have an impact on policy.
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"I don't think that will have an impact," Qualm told the Leader.
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"The letters I wrote eventually did have an impact," Mr. Trump said.
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"That'll definitely have an impact on what I can contribute," he said.
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It is unclear whether the investigation will have an impact on Alibaba.
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It's going to have an impact on our team for a while.
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To have an impact that no one can take away from you.
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Honda's stance could have an impact on his reelection campaign this fall.
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"It could have [an impact] in terms of voter turnout," said Sen.
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Republicans, however, don't expect the development to have an impact in November.
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SO IT IS DEFINITELY GOING TO HAVE AN IMPACT ON OUR ECONOMY.
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Any changes to this assumption could have an impact on the ratings.
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Does being an anti-Trumper have an impact on your personal life?
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Two beliefs: Once an epidemic is underway, vaccinating won't have an impact.
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"I don't believe the government investigation will have an impact," he added.
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But using borrowed equipment could have an impact on the team's performance.
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Estimates vary as to when blockchain will have an impact in government.
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What may have an impact is the introduction of mandatory community service.
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Still, the show of architectural solidarity was expected to have an impact.
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But it is concerted, consistent and could have an impact for decades.
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Those high negatives with independents could have an impact in the primary.
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I told him his decision wouldn't have an impact on anyone else.
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It is intuitive that these factors would have an impact on prices.
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No country-ceiling, parent/subsidiary aspects have an impact on the rating.
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In Cambodia rapid economic change will eventually have an impact on politics.
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"They really have an impact on the whole peninsula," said Dr. Olalde.
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To have an impact on the organ shortage, it'll need to be.
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"Obviously, this increase in case load will have an impact," Moskowitz wrote.
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To be clear, this didn't have an impact on our consumer-facing services.
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He thought the studies could have an impact just by their very existence.
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Does that have to change, and do you have an impact on that?
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And we believe particularly from the advanced economies, it will have an impact.
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Any efforts now will still take decades to have an impact, Tonsing added.
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Studies have shown that restorative justice programs can, in fact, have an impact.
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It remains unclear whether Saturday's attack will have an impact on the election.
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This will have an impact on the employment rate in the years ahead.
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But this is a nascent industry, and any pushback can have an impact.
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You can have an impact, too, by donating to Zoo Atlanta's conservation program.
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And this will definitely have an impact on Meredith as the season continues.
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But it shipped too late to have an impact on this quarter's results.
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By protecting competition, we can have an impact on privacy and data protection.
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The organisms in soil have an impact on the health of our food.
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At most, they hoped to have an impact in their area, Camacho said.
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"I joined Facebook hoping to have an impact from the inside," he says.
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That too could have an impact on the availability and cost of credit.
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Operate at night and those headlights will also have an impact, as well.
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It may be uncommon, but space weather can have an impact on Earth.
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"Moves in Treasuries do have an impact on Japanese bond yields," he said.
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"They'll have an impact, but Trump is a very independent person," Gingrich said.
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It's going to have an impact on how the Justice Department is viewed.
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The strike will have an impact on inflation numbers if it gets extended.
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He said those issues will have an impact far beyond next year's election.
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Not because she works hard and actually does things that have an impact.
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"It could have an impact at the end of the day," he said.
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"I've watched breaches for years, and they don't have an impact," she said.
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Many people don't think Medicare-for-all would have an impact on them.
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Analysts say HDR could actually have an impact, for a number of reasons.
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Fatigue has not seemed to have an impact on James' offensive play yet.
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Any reaction in sterling is likely to have an impact on British shares.
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So we can pretend that legacy doesn't have an impact, but it did.
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And could it have an impact on other parts of the world, too?
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This is where Europe starts to have an impact on the United States.
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How will contributing to your project have an impact in addressing climate change?
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And a Supreme Court nomination could, if approved, have an impact lasting decades.
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"Taken together, that could have an impact on our government's decision," she said.
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Mallinckrodt said the settlement would not have an impact on its net sales.
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But Dr. Dutta thinks that some small circles may still have an impact.
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The tarp wrapped around the body could also have an impact, she said.
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Without engineering, it's really hard to change that journey and have an impact.
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Temperature ratings also have an impact on a sleeping bag's weight and size.
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Both of these options, however, may have an impact on your credit score.
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Did that stuff have an impact on you when you were growing up?
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All of that will have an impact on earnings and, therefore, stock prices.
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" Asked again, McConnell said: "I don't have an impact on the President's tweets.
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But, going forward, you will see that the economy will have an impact.
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What's more, brands have an impact on culture and social norms through advertising.
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" But Shelby also warned that the ongoing impeachment inquiry "could have an impact.
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The deadly coronavirus outbreak has begun to have an impact on China's economy.
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The Supreme Court's decision, expected soon, will have an impact far beyond Yukon.
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BDS is the sole nonviolent strategy that is able to have an impact.
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How the government responds could have an impact on the country's softening economy.
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"Operationally, his death will not have an impact on the group," he said.
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Apeel's innovations also can have an impact in the developing world, Rogers said.
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I want it to affect people, I want it to have an impact.
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But it remains unclear if such efforts actually have an impact beyond public relations.
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Trump, however, has insisted Russia did not have an impact on the election results.
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It's hard to see how a quarter-point rate cut would have an impact.
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Minimum wage increases do have an impact on jobs at small businesses like mine.
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But it's not going to have an impact at the end of the day.
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Rogers hopes the project will have an impact on the way breastfeeding is perceived.
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Factors like the environment and temperature also have an impact on the bacteria's progress.
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Nintendo noted that this will have an impact on its domestic Japanese market only.
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That's not to say that the amnesty would not have an impact at all.
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If the first 21 women didn't have an impact, what will one more do?
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"We need charcoal replacement options to really have an impact on deforestation," Chibesakunda said.
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However, evidence suggests that parents talking to children about drugs can have an impact.
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Depending on this decision, it may have an impact on the iron ore prices.
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Will withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement have an impact on our international diplomacy?
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Opponents (mostly Democrats) worry it could have an impact on democracy and emergency communications.
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The worry is whether that is starting to have an impact on inflation expectations.
|
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Climate change is likely to have an impact on rice production, according to IRRI.
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As fans, it's important to remember that our words/actions do have an impact.
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The trend towards gig economy will begin to have an impact in the region.
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Hayden: This will have an impact, I think marginal, on some foreign intelligence collection.
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Regulatory changes are also likely to have an impact on Korean banks in 2017.
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The threat of Zika, however, could have an impact on attendance at the games.
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That will not have an impact on our style of play and our strategy.
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Strong protests in the Muslim world, especially, might have an impact on Russian policy.
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"I would anticipate that wildfire smoke would have an impact on infants," she added.
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This could have an impact on swim-with-the-dolphin programs, the agency noted.
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I believe his statement, showing strong support of vaccine compliance, will have an impact.
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But it did ... But the Russian intervention did have an impact on the election.
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Results will always have an impact on the atmosphere, one step at a time.
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"You cannot but have an impact on the soldiers on the ground," she said.
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" John McLaughlin, Republican pollster: "It will have an impact on who controls the Senate.
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This isn't to say the bus trip, and similar excursions, don't have an impact.
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But I know that this is a film is [going to have an impact].
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The sanctions are also beginning to have an impact on some of Iran's neighbors.
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It could have an impact on college admissions and how academic achievement is measured.
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Maybe not totally change it -- but have an impact on where this thing goes.
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But the decision could still have an impact on abortion laws around the country.
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Given the carnage, it's hard to imagine that one story might have an impact.
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As the coronavirus began to have an impact on America, everyone had an opinion.
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What the Fed does next will surely have an impact on the market's trajectory.
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Now, it's 57% of Republicans, which suggests Trump's repeated rhetoric can have an impact.
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I think that will have an impact on our ability to hold perpetrators accountable.
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Food placement on shelves and location within the store can also have an impact.
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And Google's arguments could actually have an impact on national policy around worker's rights.
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Slower labor force growth and more iterative technological improvements could also have an impact.
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"I thought for sure it was going to have an impact," Ms. Schmaing said.
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"To suggest he didn't have an impact on these executive orders is misleading," Sen.
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It's unclear if the backlash from groups and Democratic lawmakers will have an impact.
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This will have an impact on the pace at which forecast FFO metrics improve.
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"It will have an impact but they've also been impacted by us," he said.
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The stress of seeking out evasive health care can have an impact over generations.
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Changes California leaders envision could take a decade or more to have an impact.
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There are concerns that future changes could also have an impact on the sector.
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Finally, the state official said the storm could also have an impact on peanuts.
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The tone and outcome of Trump's impeachment trial may have an impact as well.
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There are many other issues, from jobs to housing, that also have an impact.
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It's magnetic resonance that's going to have an impact in the next few years.
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So far, it is still unclear whether the investigation will have an impact on Alibaba.
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"We'd be naïve to say that [outside criticism] doesn't have an impact," Jeter tells CNN.
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At the same time, Maracle says, work separate from politics continues to have an impact.
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Rain certainly will have an impact on the election, but to what extent is unknown.
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Furthermore, Wang added, the ongoing U.S.-China trade spat could have an impact on Apple.
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"So there is reason to believe that any statin could have an impact," Zissimopoulos said.
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Did his relocation to rural Connecticut and growing interest in still life have an impact?
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"I hope it will have an impact long after Bernie's campaign comes to a close."
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A citywide cap on the number of ride-hailing vehicles will certainly have an impact.
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There is no indication that the tag will have an impact on Google's search algorithm.
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And, importantly, his frames have an impact that's larger than the immediate and personal one.
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It remains to be seen whether the allegations will have an impact on Mickelson's reputation.
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It became clear later on Friday that the breach would have an impact beyond Facebook.
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Of course, any rule that influences wholesale prices will have an impact on retail prices.
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"I started this company so I could have an impact on the world," said Kadakia.
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Whether or not it will actually have an impact on violent incidents is another matter.
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U.S. trade tensions with China and elsewhere could also have an impact on oil supply.
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We're still going to have an impact though — we're still a $1003 trillion lone wolf.
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Verizon's general counsel said last week the breach could have an impact on the deal.
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Any attack on the U.S. homeland would undoubtedly have an impact on the presidential race.
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No Country Ceiling, parent/subsidiary or operating environment aspects have an impact on the rating.
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But the border crossing numbers show that even "a tonal change" can have an impact.
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The PPP survey suggests the shooting could have an impact on Florida voters in November.
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Our genes do have an impact on our brain wiring and how we make decisions.
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This is going to have an impact on the overall number for OPEC oil production.
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Here are five ways you can have an impact on World Water Day — and beyond.
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Reducing the balance sheet would have an impact on the markets given its sheer size.
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I wanted my work to have an impact far beyond the four walls of academia.
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And more importantly, those are the stories that let the happy endings have an impact.
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Goldman Sachs comments that All this could have an impact on the country's credit rating.
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He added that 5G would start to have an impact on Verizon's financials in 2020.
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Q: Will this film have an impact on the future of the Super 30 program?
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"My actions have an impact on humanity and generations to come," she told the publication.
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What happens beyond the US will "have an impact" on what happens inside [US] borders.
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Any ruling in that case could presumably have an impact on whether Bolton will testify.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A change in UOB's VR will have an impact on the securities rating.
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Is this something that you think is likely to have an impact in Silicon Valley?
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The franchise association's lawsuit could have an impact in cities like Chicago and San Francisco.
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Measures introduced to curb this will take a while to have an impact, Maes said.
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"It doesn't matter where you use this trait - it will have an impact," Braun said.
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What you supplement your diet with aside from cheese toasties will have an impact, too.
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"Our research shows that you can have an impact, and it's not small," Cordero said.
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It's possible fake video and audio will not become sophisticated enough to have an impact.
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In this instance, the court has a better chance to have an impact, however symbolic.
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"I knew it would have an impact on my family, with young children," she said.
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Election experts say that hackers do not need to change votes to have an impact.
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"The TPP will certainly have an impact on India's exports," Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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Sixteen percent say a member's vote on impeachment wouldn't have an impact on their vote.
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" But he also said, "I'd be lying if I said it didn't have an impact.
|
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This could have an impact on consumption, which is the backbone of the American economy.
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You don't have to be a politician or a world leader to have an impact.
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That makes it tougher for the vaccine to have an impact in this age group.
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In addition, the worsening employment situation is likely to have an impact on consumption growth.
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"When you are unique in a pack, it could have an impact," Mr. Gyory said.
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But really, it's not going to have an impact at the end of the day.
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Don't panic ... this won't delay the wedding, but here's how it could have an impact.
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"We see this drought again as a national emergency because it is going to have an impact directly on consumer prices, it is going to have an impact on food affordability and it has an impact on the farmers on the land," said van Zyl.
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What that tells us is that raw numbers and percentages don't have an impact on culture.
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And even if users simply see the green or red icon, NewsGuard can have an impact.
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Where people live will also continue to have an impact, as Americans move closer to work.
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Whether it'll actually have an impact on gaming performance very much remains to be seen, however.
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When that happens, then you can actually have an impact—you and your friends—through choices.
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But the withdrawal of the world's second-largest polluter (behind China) cannot but have an impact.
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It also said it would not generate any cash outflow nor have an impact on dividends.
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There is scant mention of relatives and friends who might have an impact on their household.
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They'll have an impact from K Street in Washington, D.C. to Main Street in your hometown.
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What to watch: The retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy will have an impact on the case.
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Could a Johnson-Weld or some other Libertarian ticket have an impact on the presidential race?
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"The depreciation of sterling will have an impact on the UK current account balance," he said.
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However, this will likely have an impact on how it designs security measures in the future.
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If we took bold steps in this world, would it have an impact on the next?
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Fresh regulatory initiatives are also being considered that could start to have an impact from 2018.
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Columbro said it is not yet clear whether the changes will have an impact on supply.
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Do you think it could eventually have an impact on the amount of shows bands play?
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BUT CERTAINLY SOME OF THE PROPOSALS THAT ARE BEING MADE WOULD HAVE AN IMPACT LIKE THAT.
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"It's the unions way of showing they can really have an impact on us," he said.
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Mr. Simcox's trial took an unexpected turn that could have an impact on future case law.
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"Even a few years difference can have an impact on women's wealth," the UBS report noted.
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Unlike the books, the Harry Potter movies didn't seem to have an impact on people's opinions.
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They are expected to increase consumers' costs and have an impact across the entire retail industry.
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That fine isn't likely to have an impact on the company's third-quarter earnings, Daimler said.
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"It is probable it will have an impact on the whole food web," Dr. Babin said.
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Detecting, preventing and investigating suspicious attempts to purchase or divert guns also would have an impact.
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New leadership in Angola and Zimbabwe will have an impact on the region as a whole.
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Under the rule, reconciliation bills can't include provisions that don't have an impact on the budget.
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But the answer could have an impact on how distracting and problematic this is for Trump.
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Isay and StoryCorps realized early on that recording the conversations would have an impact on participants.
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This is not likely going to have an impact on how many kids use TikTok, however.
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When the balance of power shifts here, it will have an impact in Europe and globally.
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So far, everyone has told us that they'd like to be able to have an impact.
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The myriad ways he can have an impact are boundless, be it through entertainment or philanthropy.
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Some cyber security experts said the actions are unlikely to have an impact because of that.
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Experts think the controversy over Facebook's memo will have an impact that goes beyond Capitol Hill.
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We can't pretend that images of violence don't have an impact on a very personal level.
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She wanted a way to have an impact on more than one person at a time.
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Activists say it's a veritable onslaught on the judiciary that could have an impact for decades.
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It also ignores the biosphere's own history in which pervasive, "successful" species always have an impact.
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The current slowdown downturn will likely have an impact on software revenues in 2021, she added.
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"This could have an impact on us and we are closely monitoring the situation," she said.
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"This could have an impact on us and we are closely monitoring the situation," she said.
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"If we're really going to have an impact here it's going to require everybody," Gore said.
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Regardless of what happens, the trial will have an impact on Americans' understanding of sexual assault.
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As corporate philanthropy becomes the norm, this will have an impact on businesses of all sizes.
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"The president's approval ratings will not have an impact on me, plain and simple," he said.
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Almost two years later it may have an impact on the legal standards related to cyberwar.
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If Trump's tweets have an impact, let's report on that impact, not on the tweets themselves.
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While tragic and true, this focuses on the symptoms that have an impact on men's lives.
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But the conditions leading to a die-off would have an impact well beyond wild horses.
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It shows how a local initiative can take off, and how cities can have an impact.
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If those streams have an impact on Mr. Michael's chart standing, it would come next week.
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A stronger euro could have an impact on European exports and affect prices in the region.
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So, yes, monetary policy does have an impact, but it is definitely not the dominant factor.
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But some point out that it could have an impact for Trump and the pardon power.
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His arrest may have an impact on upcoming Indian elections due to take place in May.
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"This will not have an impact on our plan to increase our defense capabilities," he said.
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Adobe said it does not expect Flash's sunset to have an impact on its bottom line.
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Still, he said he was hopeful the movement could continue to have an impact in China.
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While the weather dampened hiring last month, it did not have an impact on hours worked.
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And stop acting like the things you're doing don't have an impact because they absolutely do.
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And while that shouldn't have an impact on this earnings report, it could affect guidance going forward.
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Loh: Well certainly the shutdown is going to have an impact if it's going to be prolonged.
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"Depending on where the package was stolen from, that can have an impact as well," he said.
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But activists say the company must publicly rebuke such claims if it's going to have an impact.
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Lagarde also said that new financial technology, or fintech, could have an impact in relation to regulation.
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A rate hike in the United States late last year is also expected to have an impact.
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The situation could have an impact on Myanmar's transition and risked creating "a more significant terrorism problem".
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But he still doesn't believe the Georgia decision will have an impact on the company's bottom line.
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The original idea was to try to have an impact just in Champaign County, said the Rev.
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As one of Wall Street's most high-profile figures, Dimon knew his comments would have an impact.
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So I'm not disputing that increasing CO2 emissions in the atmosphere is going to have an impact.
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A slowing global economy, especially from China, is likely to have an impact on the United States.
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The Mi 5 adds up to a substantial device that should have an impact on the market.
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Trudeau sidestepped a question from reporters over whether Freeland's rocky relationship with Russia would have an impact.
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"ECB tapering will have an impact but it's definitely the lesser of the two evils," he said.
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Needless to say, this does have an impact on how a person plays and interprets a game.
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"I think I'm in a position to have an impact on the game's youngest generation," he said.
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With MANHIGH I aim to create such a platform for musical output which shall have an impact.
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In the short run, no doubt, the bombings will have an impact on travel, particularly in Europe.
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Though this will have an impact on sovereign funding costs, DBRS believes the situation is "still manageable".
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Samuelsson said costs related to the launches would continue to have an impact in the third quarter.
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"We think it will have an impact, clearly, on our business here," Chief Executive Barry Smith said.
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Because of those failed attempts, the case would not have an impact on the 2018 midterm elections.
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She said Brexit would have an impact on the timing of a future referendum on Scottish independence.
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These tariffs are finally beginning to have an impact on the country in the first hundred days.
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The trade talks are likely to have an impact on U.S. restrictions on Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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Clyburn said she believes those ideals can have an impact in her work on the mega-merger.
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Ending the individual mandate to have coverage may also have an impact if more people leave ObamaCare.
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"And he added: "Just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on US consumers.
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The mainstreaming of incivility and insults will have an impact long after Trump leaves the White House.
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"It won't have an impact," said Reham Eldesoki, a senior economist at regional investment bank Arqaam Capital.
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The commission spokesperson said the incident would not have an impact on the release of partial results.
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On a more structural level, we also believe that the issue of leverage will have an impact.
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But the differences are major and will have an impact on your work flow in the kitchen.
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It could have an impact for years because the stolen data could be used for identity theft.
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We were curious about what steps our politicians could take right now that would have an impact.
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"It was a four-hour session that seemed to have an impact on the patients," she said.
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"It's not going to have an impact," said Mike Vigil, a former DEA chief of international operations.
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A new cop on the beat has also recently started to have an impact on online practices.
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Above all, it will have an impact on who takes the oath of office in January 2021.
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This time around, the former Pennsylvania senator never seriously threatened to have an impact on the race.
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I think she wants to have an impact on the world around her, and that she should.
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It gave me more agency, and a feeling like even my solitary self could have an impact.
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This can have an impact on both your mental health and your job prospects, Mr. Witters said.
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Only then will carbon removal truly start to have an impact in the fight against climate change.
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If Ford is an effective witness, then a polite, white gloves examination may not have an impact.
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"I think Russia tries to have an impact on the Swedish debate and political decisions," he said.
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As well as growth and inflation, Draghi said the euro's strength could have an impact on exports.
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We will bring back trillions of dollars, and that's going to have an impact on the economy.
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HP CEO Enrique Lores said Intel supply constraints would have an impact for at least two quarters.
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"I really do see a lot more potential for media to have an impact," Mr. Lin said.
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Legal experts wonder if the Pi Delta Psi case could have an impact on the Piazza case.
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Trauma from the experience of Hurricane Maria will have an impact on children's mental health and development.
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The founders have given all of us an incredible chance to have an impact on the world.
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In Madison, they proved that even a two and a half hour workshop can have an impact.
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Powell acknowledged "elevated pressures" in markets, but expressed confidence this won't have an impact on the economy.
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So, when oil prices go up, they do have an impact -- you know, gasoline prices go up.
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CBA expects the changes to have an impact of A$40 million on CFPL's pre-tax profit.
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For example, oil prices have an impact on choices about fuel economy when new vehicles are purchased.
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The transaction is not expected to have an impact on the company's 2016 sales or earnings forecasts.
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In 20163, the growth of online news began to have an impact on how we researched candidates.
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How physically active are you right now, so far as the thin air can have an impact?
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They're still new" — as an activism tool, that is — "and they will continue to have an impact.
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And he shames those in positions of power who give them the credibility to have an impact.
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It was not immediately clear whether the ban would have an impact on flagship carrier Turkish Airlines.
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When you think about how you're gonna have an impact, do you think about running for public office?
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The election itself could have an impact on the economy and the markets, so why not find out.
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Reach out to your local center and see how you can have an impact on their homeless population.
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Pulling such productions would have an impact on both Georgia's economy and those who work in the industry.
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Yes, 5G is still coming, and it absolutely will have an impact on the way people stay connected.
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He felt that demonstration of strength at home would have an impact on the minds of European statesmen.
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"It's really important that you're in a job that is helping you to have an impact," he said.
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But the arrest of Lee, 48, will have an impact on longer-term investment decisions at the conglomerate.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - SENIOR DEBT A change in Axis Bank's IDR will have an impact on the securities' rating.
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The upcoming federal and local elections in July of 2018 could also have an impact on loan growth.
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However, there are a couple things do have an impact on how fast the whole process really feels.
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If we want to have an impact, our cities, towns and communities are the best place to start.
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The split between the tech titan and his wife, a novelist, could have an impact on Amazon's ownership.
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And whoever he chooses to kill will have an impact on how the story plays out, won't it?
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If you're passionate about supporting the #NoDAPL movement, here are a few ways you can have an impact.
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That has some worried rising labor costs and a stronger yuan, or renminbi (RMB), will have an impact.
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"This will have an impact on the entire industry," said Cho Kyung-kyu, a director at the association.
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Martin also is a tenacious defender and should have an impact on that end of the floor immediately.
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"Food preferences do have an impact on how we interact with each other romantically," the new report reads.
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According to one UBS economist, Trump's victory will have an impact on China's economy through three different channels.
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Adults are participating less, which has been shown to have an impact on the activity levels of children.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A multi-notch downgrade of the parent's rating could have an impact on the bank's rating.
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The economies in question are too small and too insignificant to have an impact each to their own.
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Despite his many, many, well-enumerated flaws, he still garners support, and his prepared speeches have an impact.
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Janet Jackson believes that her brother Michael Jackson will continue to have an impact on generations to come.
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"It's a great group of people from very diverse industries and hopefully we'll have an impact," he added.
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And that will have an impact on the industry," the co-chairman of said on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Just seeing someone like me on TV being celebrated—of course that was going to have an impact.
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But Weerasinghe on Thursday said debt repayment by the government will not have an impact on the currency.
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Otherwise, you're taking the risk that not doing anything you know for sure you won't have an impact.
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The U.S.-China trade war would not have an impact on Saudi Arabia's relationship with China, Falih added.
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The European Commission said any decision would have an impact on the European economy, but gave no details.
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Smith said another 16 groups are considering cancellations of events expected to have an impact of $24 million.
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"His confirmation is a win for railroad safety and I expect him to have an impact," said Thune.
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Olympic organizers have asked that Koike inform them early if the delay will have an impact on preparations.
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Fitch considered this information in its analysis, and the findings did not have an impact on our analysis.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has said the bill would not have an impact on the federal deficit.
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But caring for one parcel of land is not enough to have an impact on this tree species.
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Even the time of year you're expecting can have an impact on how much time you take off.
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Even after the class, it seemed, many felt powerless to have an impact on laws or police practices.
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"It's going to have an impact," said Alfredo Lopes, Rio's regional president of the Brazilian Association of Hotels.
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Then there is the question of whether political ramifications should have an impact on whether to bring charges.
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WHAT WE SAID WAS – THAT WOULD CAUSE THE COMPANY, THAT WOULD HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE COMPANY'S FUNDAMENTALS.
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Things like where in Arizona you live, your age, and your credit score can all have an impact.
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"But typically (safe-haven buying) will not have an impact on the long term on gold," he cautioned.
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The regulation is deemed "economically significant," which means it will have an impact of at least $2628 million.
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If you have an audience where everybody is in that space, that's obviously going to have an impact.
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But which products and technologies might these more recent arrivals have an impact on over the longer term?
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Use the day to make a plan for how you can have an impact in the near future.
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Many health experts agree that excessive smartphone usage does have an impact on adolescents and their mental health.
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To me, it is the reminder that our actions have an impact on the rest of the world.
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I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election.
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Still, the bill is expected to have an impact on thousands of current federal inmates and future offenders.
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Uber has explicitly rejected such limits, claiming that restricting Ubers would have an impact on local job creation.
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But it's super-slow, people aren't tracking it, and it doesn't seem to have an impact on product.
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"We know it will have an impact, and we know we will come back," Ms. Eskelsen García said.
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What would have an impact is if the Fed is forced to raise rates faster than everyone anticipates.
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The structure of oil futures prices suggests OPEC production cuts are beginning to have an impact, analysts say.
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Since both Meghan and Harry are public figures they have an impact on many children around the world.
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But arrest of Lee, 48, will have an impact on longer-term investment decisions at the sprawling conglomerate.
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The potential impact of income inequality on employee engagement and morale may well have an impact on productivity.
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These killings have an impact that is way beyond the loss of life and loss of loved ones.
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If you and another person were finalists for the job, your follow-up email might have an impact.
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Could this have an impact on the private equity firm possibly converting from a partnership to a corporation?
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Rising supply is also expected to have an impact on the zinc market as mines ramp up production.
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You make a film to make a film, but if it can actually have an impact, that's incredible.
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Markets fell sharply on Monday amid fears that the new virus could have an impact on global growth.
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He said the lower price point of some of the Switch games could have an impact on revenue.
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But the amount you would need to consume in order to have an impact on libido is unknown.
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"Exactly, and if they start saying that you never know if that will have an impact," Mason continued.
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GOP lawmakers say McConnell's support for the Secure and Succeed Act will have an impact on the debate.
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Will it have an impact on the cost of pot on either or both sides of the border?
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But Cuevas believes that using the military's tried and true strategies can have an impact down the road.
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These events have an impact on communities, on individuals, on social cohesion, on foreign policy, and so on.
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Looking at the buildings that have an impact this time around, whereas they didn't have an impact a few months ago, a lot of the new buildings that are offering concessions or discounts to incentivize people to stay are occurring in buildings that are right along the L train stop.
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"I would still have a problem with it because there's no question, to mainstream homosexuality within active duty military would have an impact on unit cohesion would have an impact on recruitment, an impact on readiness, that's been established and written about and chronicled for many many years," he told MSNBC.
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"The settlement did have an impact on our reputation and quarterly results," said CEO Ralph Hamers in a statement.
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The two (who are also a couple) wanted to nurture businesses that would have an impact 50 years hence.
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We look at a company that could have massive returns and have an impact on some of these goals.
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"I do believe it could have an impact on how events unfold over the next several months — particularly trade."
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But city officials are hoping to make the case that this new approach to paving can have an impact.
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Sumekh says that in the long term, the organization hopes to have an impact on the cycle of poverty.
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These microbial communities are called microbiomes, and they seem to have an impact on everything from digestion to allergies.
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Two oil traders said it was too early to say whether the strikes would have an impact on production.
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"We wanted to key on (Burns) and make sure he didn't have an impact on the game," said Schneider.
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The Commission's PR notes the pending litigation — writing that this "may also have an impact on the Privacy Shield".
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Now, new allegations that Pitt may have been abusive to their children could have an impact on legal proceedings.
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He said a high turnover rate goes beyond just morale, but can potentially have an impact on public safety.
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I don't see they will necessarily call off the rate hikes, but it might have an impact on timing.
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I think these things all have to be on the table, if they want this to have an impact.
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Sorochinski: For a small group of offenders, appearance might have an impact on the type of victim they choose.
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We're trying to see if we can have an impact in this space, and honestly, the more the merrier.
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Plus, consumers have until November to file objections to the settlement and that may have an impact, she says.
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The fall in sterling will also have an impact on energy prices, with producers and suppliers set to benefit.
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"He might think he can have an impact at the margins, but I don't believe that's possible," Morell said.
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Still, the shift to over-the-top streaming is starting to have an impact on the TV ad industry.
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But eliminating it would have an impact, said WHO Global Ambassador for Noncommunicable Diseases Michael Bloomberg in a statement.
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And, finally, policy changes will have an impact, such as President Obama's push toward more results-based health funding.
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So a reduction is world trade could damage – could have an impact on the economic perks of the country.
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Taking pride in your appearance in business and in social situations can have an impact on your earning potential.
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El Niño brings much-needed rain to California, but will it have an impact on the state's historic drought?
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He predicted that Trump's hazy words would have an impact, emboldening nationalist extremists on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Gates acknowledged that some might scoff at the plan, but insisted that he believes it will have an impact.
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She realized her own buying and selling could have an impact — however remote or indirect — on a stock price.
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There's a lot of rappers who have referenced him in songs, do you think this will have an impact?
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Another seven laws did not seem to have an impact one way or the other on gun-related deaths.
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We do have an impact on that and the ability to change it if we make the decision to.
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Given the small daily trading volume of bitcoin, "that order would be enough to have an impact," he said.
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The Budweiser executive believes the ad will have an impact even on those with little knowledge of Robinson's life.
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Fisher says don't be fooled by the numbers, there are other ways for a player to have an impact.
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You can have an impact on the lives of those in need by clicking the button below to help.
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"Economic sanctions against China sounds great, but those will have an impact on the United States," said Virginia Rep.
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DO YOU SEE IT ALREADY STARTING TO HAVE AN IMPACT POTENTIALLY ON INVESTMENT, CONFIDENCE, AND SPENDING DECISIONS FROM BUSINESS?
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Also, state attorneys general often have an impact beyond their borders, because federal court injunctions can have national scope.
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Mr. Putin, however, said on Friday that he doubted the result would have an impact on European Union sanctions.
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"They do not believe that this is something that's going to have an impact on the race," he said.
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Studies by Harvard Business Review found that great writing skills have an impact across nearly every industry and position.
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Whether Trump's deregulatory emphasis will have an impact on the size of the regulatory agencies remains to be seen.
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Genc said the case could have an "impact on the long-term thinking of different stakeholders of the bank".
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Brinkman is not sure whether such amendments would have an impact and compared the scenario to testing a drug.
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But the Catalan affair could also have an impact some 0003 miles (850km) to the south-west, in Gibraltar.
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Researchers found that low-level electromagnetic fields, like those emitted from power lines, have an impact on honeybee behavior.
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For many, the homemaker/breadwinner roles have an impact on whether to stay in or leave a bad marriage.
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Nevertheless, I do think Tuesday's outcome might have an impact on the type of candidates we see in 2018.
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And given the forest's importance to fighting global warming, that could have an impact far beyond the country's borders.
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"There just isn't enough stock being covered in order to have an impact on today's stock price," Dusaniswky said.
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Stada added that the termination of the deal did not have an impact on its 2017 and 2019 targets.
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And I do think that all of these revelations about Hillary Clinton finally are beginning to have an impact.
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At some point, the rising tensions could have an impact on our own economy and thus our stock market.
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These games may take place long before the playoff committee releases its rankings, yet they still have an impact.
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An attorney for Duncan Hunter has said his wife's guilty plea will not have an impact on his case.
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But proposed tariffs on goods imported from Mexico will not have an impact on the company, American Eagle said.
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So it is not crystal-ball gazing to assume uncertainty will have an impact; it is a rational assumption.
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"It's not that you're using poverty as an excuse — it's recognizing that it does have an impact," she said.
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Independent of alcohol, many other factors have an impact on a baby's health and development, like nutrition, Halliday added.
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But primary challenges have an impact on politicians' thinking that's far more impressive than their actual record of success.
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Being predisposed to anxiety and depression appears to have an impact on how our hormones affect us each month.
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There was no chance the xenon "will have an impact on South Korea's territory or population", the agency said.
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But you likely won't receive any guidance on how your financial behavior will have an impact on the future.
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"I don't think it will have an impact retroactively, but it will make a more hostile climate," she said.
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"I wanted to have an impact, and the highest-impact approach was to build the company myself," he said.
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And these issues are poised to have an impact on voters in elections to come, including the 2020 election.
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"The work we do today will have an impact on those we love and the city's history," he said.
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But with traps, chemicals to kill larvae and other tools deployed at once, it's possible to have an impact.
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Here are the 21 rising stars at Salesforce that are expected to have an impact the company's future growth:
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When I see an opportunity to have an impact, I'm going to try and contribute any way I can.
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Changes in order and shipping logistics may also have an impact on the affiliate business in the coming weeks.
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But despite the chaos, the calls did not have an impact on the caucus results, according to the statement.
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Another question posed by the researchers: What level of calorie restrictions would have an impact on biomarkers of aging?
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"We believe this will not have an impact on the public," Culbert said, but Duke will monitor the situation.
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And number two, given that, if we assume that the market is intelligent, then it shouldn't have an impact.
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Between the lines: Argentina's economic policies could have an impact on ties with the U.S., the IMF's largest shareholder.
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"We believe the people of Kentucky know that a governor doesn't have an impact on federal issues," Beshear said.
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It shaped me into an idealist and a person who believes you can have an impact on the world.
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"Clearly the virus is going to have an impact on growth," IMF spokesman Gerry Rice told a regular briefing.
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In India, where religious violence is as old as the Indian state, America's silence may also have an impact.
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"In the vast majority of cases, it will not have an impact while in CBP custody," the official said.
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The idea takes off Ledet said his peers had "no hesitation," and they knew it could have an impact.
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"I did have an impact on some of the things that have happened in North Korea," Rodman said Thursday.
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However, timing is a challenge if Congress wants to have an impact on premiums and insurer participation in 2202.
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Democrats quickly denounced the plan, saying the $200 billion direct federal investment is not enough to have an impact.
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Washington, Riyadh and Tel Aviv should not expect the protests to have an impact on Iran's regional policies. 3.
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Adobe said the acquisition would not have an impact on its adjusted earnings in the year ending December 2017.
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There was no chance the xenon "will have an impact on South Korea's territory or population", the statement said.
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"It's one of the greatest places where technology can have an impact, in diagnosing and screening for these diseases."
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This effort should have an impact over time and that's why we believe that we'll get past this epidemic.
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These city-wide lockdowns along with shuttered factories and stores have begun to have an impact on China's economy.
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Jackson's decision on whether Manafort breached the deal could have an impact on the length of his prison sentence.
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So if Mr. Morsi's death is to have an impact, he must, once again, be decentered from the story.
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Video: how closed primaries have an impact on voter turnout Of course, the Clinton campaign has its own complaints.
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Do you think this movie can have an impact so that these sorts of hazing rituals might really disappear?
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How the administration approaches trade with other countries going forward could have an impact on the US-China dispute.
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And industrial robots represent only one area where artificial intelligence is likely to have an impact on the labor market.
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So, when individuals find out about the U.S. Digital Service, that's where they know that they can have an impact.
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"Change and firings can have an impact on moral," said Clair Telling, co-CEO of global talent agency Grace Blue.
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Given Walmart's massive scale, it's easier for it to save big money by making little changes that have an impact.
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In a call with TechCrunch, Intel said the microcode updates, like previous patches, would have an impact on processor performance.
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"IT IS THE MESOSCALE FEATURES ESPECIALLY THAT WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON SNOWFALL INTENSITY AND AMOUNTS," the agency's forecasters wrote.
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We look now at tariff increases that have taken place and that are beginning to have an impact, however small.
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But it stopped short of saying the flaws could have an impact on the way an actual crisis was addressed.
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Our second goal is to fund the scholarship in her name, so that her life continues to have an impact.
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And I think that will have an impact in terms of losing more jobs than we gain out of this.
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It didn't have an impact that was negative, so we figured we should go for as much coverage as possible.
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Accommodating these students early on will also have an impact on where they land their first jobs out of school.
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"Our fact-check did have an impact on the virality, you can clearly see when we flagged it," he said.
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However, Lee's arrest would have an impact on longer-term investment decisions, said Kim, now a professor at Sungkyunkwan University.
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The possibility of the U.S., under President-elect Donald Trump, implementing protectionist policies could have an impact on Asian exporters.
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"Of course, the election will have an impact on tourism," said Sanath Ukwatta, chairman of the Sri Lanka Hoteliers Association.
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Analysts say the measures are unlikely to have an impact on the food chain before the second half of 2018.
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As state finances and economic rules became more stable, the market reforms of the 1990s began to have an impact.
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In the meantime, higher tariffs on Chinese goods could have an impact on the U.S. as well the European economies.
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They studied how long teams stuck together and if gender balance seemed to have an impact on a team's success.
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In the meantime, mSakhi is still able to have an impact, because the application is designed to manage low connectivity.
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Economists say the president's assault on the Fed is not likely to have an impact on its interest rate decisions.
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This could have an impact as facial recognition, from software to passports, becomes a topic of interest for protecting identity.
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The strategy aims to have an impact on three key stages of the education cycle: Spark interest in junior high.
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That could create some unwinding of positions, but a jump in the polls by Trump could also have an impact.
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I was eager to have an impact in the "real" world, but I was struggling to have my ideas heard.
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Analysts said the incident could have an impact on future gaming revenues with some junkets withdrawing capital following the announcement.
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"I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election," Trump tweeted.
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So Trump's decision in filling the seat of the late Justice Antonin Scalia could have an impact that lasts decades.
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That makes it hard for progressives to have an impact on the process, or to check any undue corporate influence.
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But financial markets shrugged off the announcement, and Trump's critics said the moves were too feeble to have an impact.
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And if liberals want to have an impact on that process, waiting until after the election will be too late.
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Speer said future health-care provisions may have an impact on the progress that has been made surrounding children's coverage.
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The number could have an impact on the 19-country currency bloc's growth figures for the final quarter of 2015.
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The takeaway: It's not just the volume of sonar that can have an impact on whales, it's also the context.
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I respect people who roll up their sleeves when needed and do the work when it can have an impact.
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I think a real takeaway from this is that we have an impact on whether memories are remembered or forgotten.
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If the Senate confirms Zinke's nomination, the decision will have an impact on the race for the Senate in 2018.
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Cameron Fowler, BMO's Group Head, Canadian Personal and Commercial Banking, said the measures were already starting to have an impact.
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It does not have an impact on Belgium's main carrier, Brussels Airlines, which uses a different operator to handle luggage.
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The changes did not have an impact on our issuance expectation, as risk-weighted asset sensitivity is the key driver.
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Federal Aviation Administration The government shutdown is not expected to delay flights or have an impact on the airline industry.
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"It is important to give the measures taken enough time to have an impact on the inflation rate," he added.
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And if health-care costs are eating into that stagnant — and at times unreliable — paycheck, that will have an impact.
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He said in the next couple of months this will start to take effect and have an impact on ethereum.
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" At a Washington Post forum last week, Wheeler said, "I believe ... that man does ... have an impact on the climate.
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They know when events in Washington will affect their lives and whether they'll have an impact on our country's future.
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"Any disruptions to that will have an impact on the size of our nest eggs when we retire," she added.
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"You think there could be some other cultural factor that would have an impact on the numbers then," he says.
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The legislation could also have an impact on the nation's workforce, with roughly 650,000 people released from prison each year.
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He said a dispute in Manafort's criminal case in the District of Columbia could have an impact on his sentence.
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"This doesn't mean that you are going to stop them all, but you can have an impact," Mr. Kasprisin said.
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It was difficult to hide though, obviously, so if you're self-conscious it could have an impact on your climb.
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If you think about technologists, they want to work on meaty problems that have an impact in the real world.
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Clothes are a tool, but if they are not used where everyone can see them, can they have an impact?
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That group, however, has gone dark in recent days, suggesting it may not have the backing to have an impact.
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"The availability of arguments for judges to strike down pro-life laws -- that will also have an impact," she added.
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"Clearly the virus is going to have an impact on growth," IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said without giving specific details.
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That is not to say, of course, that the World Cup will not have an impact on the transfer market.
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"Even if they were impacted by the recession, it wouldn't have an impact on the cloud," Bartels told Business Insider.
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But they also contain other natural substances that might have an impact on sport performance and recovery, the researchers speculated.
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Marketing experts say it's difficult to determine whether calls for boycotts can truly have an impact on a company's business.
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The rules affect evictions, security deposits, application fees and more, and could have an impact on policies in other states.
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Michelle Obama said she hoped the portrait would have an impact on young girls of color in the years ahead.
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It did have an impact, but at the same time, I never felt like it destroyed me in any way.
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What gets me going is to make the company successful and have an impact in our ecosystem in different economies.
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Longer closures may have an impact further into community spread, but hand washing and home isolation have had more impact.
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There are definitely caveats to the data: High smoking rates in the region may have an impact on death rates.
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He skipped the first four primaries, but by February, his nearly half billion in spending began to have an impact.
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Something that can have an impact on access to quality, fresh produce in cities, where more and more people are.
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Yes. Because, again, you don't do this work if you don't have hope that this work can have an impact.
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"The decisions we make in the next few years are going to have an impact on coming generations," Murdoch said.
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If that happens, it will have an impact in the November election and on who controls the Senate next year.
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"We have seen Russian activity and intentions to have an impact on the next election cycle here," Pompeo told Sen.
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He told the Times that the study's findings will have an impact on how the agency regulates e-cigarette use.
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Not only can airlines be fickle in their route planning, but bad publicity can have an impact on travelers' confidence.
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He said the event will likely have an impact on how voters will go to the poll's in Saturday's primary.
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Investing in one epidemic can have an impact that spans other diseases, future years, distant continents and disparate health systems.
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Retail remains king, but Americans concerned about climate change and consumerism are continuing to have an impact on shopping habits.
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"I do think it will have an impact on the Americans who haven't already made up their mind," he said.
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Brazil is holding a general election in October of this year — that could potentially have an impact on the company.
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But Mulvaney pressured her for a more specific timeline, asking when the agency's actions will start to have an impact.
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Kansas A pending punishment from the N.C.A.A. most likely won't have an impact on the talent of this Jayhawks team.
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Mangkhut could be one of the strongest storms to have an impact on Hong Kong in more than six decades.
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Perhaps stricter procedures for waste management and disposal of livestock corpses on farms will have an impact on the animals.
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Also, she said some behaviors, such as smoking, have an impact on overall health and on the timing of menopause.
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Our voice is starting to matter, and we can have an impact even though we can't cast a ballot ourselves.
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"It does have an impact," David Bojanini, head of Grupo Sura, the nation's biggest investment holding, said on RCN radio.
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One of the first places WEVC is going to have an impact, outside of individual garages, is in public transit.
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For one airline in the region, the trade fight between the world's two largest economies has yet to have an impact.
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"It's important not to let these kinds of things have an impact on you because that's when hatred wins," Shoaib said.
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EASA has already started looking into the matter and has not found evidence that employment models have an impact on safety.
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And that's going to have an impact — on the agency itself and on thousands of marginalized Americans all over the country.
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The critical nature of CEOs on Trump is likely not going to have an impact on the fundamentals of the company.
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That's what I try to do throughout games, to try to find my way to have an impact on the game.
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The vote on Brexit will have an impact on Wasserman's business, which is global, representing athletes and brands around the world.
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Hong Kong's developed IT infrastructure and fast internet speeds in urban areas may also have an impact on its digital connectivity.
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Higher tariffs are going to have an impact on that, so it's going to hurt the bottom line for particular companies.
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Winds will be out of the south at around 4-8 mph and should not have an impact on the game.
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"It's pretty great to think that a big win in Silicon Valley could have an impact on influencing poverty in Africa."
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"Lifestyle factors such as stress, poor diet, and lack of sleep will all have an impact on our hormones," says Kerr.
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This measure has been heavily criticized, especially by those who say it could have an impact on their freedom of speech.
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Bencsik added the bank's recent acquisitions in Montenegro and in Moldova will already have an impact on the third quarter's results.
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Contributors are given the opportunity to be part of a project they are keen to support, and to have an impact.
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You are far more likely to have an impact by sounding calm, collected, and knowledgeable about what you are calling about.
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You don't have to be famous or a super star or a sports star, to have an impact on someone today.
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"This may also have an impact on the way resolution is managed due to the different social impact," the paper said.
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That means your water in Denver is going to be 203°F and this will have an impact on your cooking.
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Some HFCs commonly used in refrigeration could be replaced by others that would have an impact more than 20163,000 times smaller.
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But global uncertainties this year could have an impact on Huawei's performance, especially in its carrier business group, an analyst said.
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This dislocation of both U.S. crude imports and exports is likely to have an impact across global oil and product markets.
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The downward revision to December core retail sales could have an impact on the government's fourth-quarter gross domestic product estimate.
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How much did social and emotional learning where students are taught about self-awareness, relationships, and human decency have an impact?
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AND IT WOULD HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE SECURITY AND PRIVACY OF EVERY PERSON WHO HAS AN iPHONE OR OTHER DEVICE.
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Substantial oil price deviation from our baseline forecast could have an impact on ratings, for both oil exporters and oil importers.
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They're going to have an impact on people's transit capability, but we do need to continue to push those perimeters out.
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December's weak construction spending data could have an impact on the government's fourth-quarter gross domestic product estimate published last Friday.
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Does something like segregation still have an impact today on the number of people who know how to swim and compete?
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Still, it's worth knowing that you need not have an impact with another object to give yourself a traumatic brain injury.
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Substantial oil price deviation from our baseline forecast could have an impact on ratings, both for oil exporters and oil importers.
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Amazon already has AmazonFresh and Prime Pantry, but moving further into grocery delivery could have an impact on services like InstaCart.
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Gulf markets have lagged international bourses in recent weeks but the strong global environment may still have an impact on Thursday.
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Now scientists must find ways to control the growing population before it continues to have an impact on habitat and wildlife.
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Tinder's move to offer a Bumble-like option could have an impact on the so-called female-friendly dating app rival.
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Others, Democratic lawmakers and advocates, say a robust influx of federal funds is needed for the declaration to have an impact.
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Feinstein, the vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said she believes Russia's actions did have an impact on the election.
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This would be a symbolic blow that would also have an impact on Hong Kong's position in global finance and trade.
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She says the city has been making changes since she took office, and that they're slowly starting to have an impact.
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I'm more set in my ways, but [I also ask] 'What are we doing here that's going to have an impact?
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One of the driving forces behind the SHE E.T.F. is to have an impact supporting companies with women in senior roles.
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Thomas's "Because of Sex" has many such stories — important reminders that laws have an impact that often exceeds lawmakers' initial intentions.
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To be sure, this is not to say that Trump policies, to the extent they are knowable, won't have an impact.
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It did not disclose the price but said it would have an impact on its capital ratios of 30 basis points.
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"I also said in the next breath that man's impact does in fact have an impact on the climate," he continued.
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That's not to say that the presidential outcome won't have an impact on how the movie campaigns and awards play out.
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And proposals like the one in South Carolina have an impact on the entire LGBTQ community in the state, she said.
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Still, some Democrats wonder whether Ms. Abrams's call to remove the carving was an unforced error that will have an impact.
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What he does next will have an impact on clothes racks and bottom lines far beyond just those of his clients.
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Even if the threatened boycott does not materialize, the 8,000 temporary store closures will almost certainly have an impact on sales.
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Three actions designated as "regulatory" were described as economically significant — meaning that they have an impact of $21996 million or more.
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It's not just to protect my own longevity, it's recognizing that my daily diet decisions have an impact on future generations.
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Deep fakes are particularly dangerous, because even if avoided by the mainstream media, they can have an impact on the electorate.
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Women whose male partners have erectile dysfunction sometimes tell me this condition can have an impact on their own sexual response.
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Washington later had a nonbinding primary that year that did not have an impact on the state's delegates, which Clinton won.
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Although the necessary adjustments had been made, these would probably only have an impact in the next financial year, it added.
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Wealth Matters When it comes to how the latest economic data could have an impact on investors, two opposite interpretations emerge.
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Clearly somebody thought this would have an impact on the caucus and it was a blow out of like historic proportions.
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If you're part of that group, the roller coaster markets do have an impact on your investments, including your 401(k).
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The issue of the notes will not have an impact on the lender's financial position, the bank said in a statement.
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Having Judd at MoMA, I'm sure it's going to have an impact on a generation that is yearning for more physicality.
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The NGLs drop "does have an impact," said Joe DeDominic, president of Anschutz Exploration Corp, in an interview Wednesday in Denver.
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Clyburn said he expects the Tuesday night debate will have an impact on how voters go to the polls on Saturday.
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"Global growth is slowing, trade policy has created uncertainty and tariffs have an impact as well," she said on Closing Bell.
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But she said she was also aware that decisions like theirs have an impact on whether schools thrive, or do not.
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He wanted to have an impact on the future leaders of this country, and that vision didn't involve using a weapon.
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Zarif said decades of pressure meant the Iranian people would be resistant to this pressure, yet it would have an impact.
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The ruling was limited to the question of whether smaller seats and larger passengers could have an impact on emergency egress.
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Ratings agency Moody's said the rift could have an impact on Qatar's credit rating if trade and capital flows are disrupted .
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Lese-majeste laws have an impact on what any news organization, including Reuters, can report about issues relating to Thailand's monarchy.
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One of their greatest strengths is that their words have an impact on the national discourse unlike almost any other figure.
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The company prides itself on "making decisions that have an impact beyond our walls," it said in a June blog post.
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A U.S. defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said China's move would not have an impact on U.S. military operations.
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"We strongly believe that a defined understanding of success and reward will have an impact on product quality," the letter says.
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But there's no doubt that if the market continued having scary days it would have an impact on the real economy.
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OTC Monograph reform legislation, if enacted, will have an impact on the health of nearly every American for decades to come.
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Some dude working from a bunker in the Bronx with a rented conference room is bound to have an impact, too.
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Deliveries can have an impact on revenue and profits as airlines pay most of the cost of a plane on delivery.
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You know, I think we're a company wanting to have an impact on human health and the planet and the environment.
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As a writer, it's my job to create the emotional conditions in which they may have an impact on the audience.
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There are also other bills that will likely have an impact on poverty that the Columbia team has not yet modeled.
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I liked being able to have an impact on something broader than an individual case or even a single office. Right.
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"We know he is supported by big names in finance, in the business industry, so we want to know who is financing his campaign because this will have an impact on what kind of policies he will lead afterwards, at least it will have an impact on whether he will be a free president, if elected," she added.
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"I knew I could have an impact on the team, and the fact that I wasn't was crushing to me," Stewart said.
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" Researchers at UC Davis' Infant Cognition Lab "have found that experience with a pet can have an impact on even young infants.
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Yet it is abundantly clear by now that these arguments, as strong as they seem to me, will never have an impact.
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But they also acknowledged the political reality that the CBO report will have an impact on the wider debate about replacing Obamacare.
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So, Dana, will this actually have an impact on these players at all, or is this kind of like a public humiliation?
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"We are following this situation closely in the hope that it will not have an impact," government spokesman Damantang Albert Camara said.
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Members of Congress and even local government could have an impact on the FCC's confidence that they could get away with this.
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However, since the requirement only applies to new mortgages it will take time to have an impact on the overall debt ratio.
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Analysts are expecting new property curbs to have an impact on economic growth, but the impact may not show up in October.
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The prospect that Britain could leave the EU without a deal by the end of October has started to have an impact.
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"We think that the recent lira volatility will have an impact on inflation starting from the first quarter of 2017," he said.
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"If Trump weakens the dollar it will have an impact," said Uriel Lynn, head of the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce.
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"The damage will have an impact on our economic growth, which is already fragile," he said, as the wind began to build.
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"Attorneys-general can have an impact beyond what a state legislature can do," says Paul Nolette, a political scientist at Marquette University.
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Organizations must ensure they are compliant with regional data privacy regulations, and more GDPR-like policies will start to have an impact.
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In the meeting, Friedman also emphasized that he did not believe discontinuing the contract would have an impact on ICE's enforcement approach.
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"Without that support, this can have an impact on that child's whole life, so it makes sense to deal with problems early."
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Bezos did not say in his statement how the Day One Fund would be structured, which can have an impact on transparency.
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Brian Rohleder was perhaps the last player expected to have an impact on Kansas State's opening game of the 210 N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Tanada said the trade protectionism of the United States should not have an impact on the firm's exports and imports in Thailand.
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But it can also have an impact on the risk environment and the economic outlook in other countries which makes things complicated.
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"We know this will have an impact on many of our team members and our customers, and we apologize," the airline added.
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A renegotiated NAFTA could also have an impact on Japanese automakers producing cars in the United States, Canada and Mexico, JAMA said.
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So whatever the reception is for Aquaman, expect it to have an impact on the next several years of DC hero films.
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A JD.com spokesman said the company was studying the draft but believed the rules would not have an impact on its business.
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But even smaller gestures like preventing Mr. Kim and his friends from importing whiskey and other luxury goods might have an impact.
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Our research revealed that, in some categories, reading a review can not only have an impact on purchase, but a dramatic one.
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Limiting rare earth exports to the United States would have an impact as U.S. consumption relies on China, said brokerage Pacific Securities.
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However, how safe we are when we take these substances is an issue that authorities can very much have an impact on.
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"If you ... enhance this mood of instability, it may have an impact on the investment decisions made by investors," Morawiecki told reporters.
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After pumping billions of euros into its largest troubled bank, Centeno said the recapitalization would not have an impact on the economy.
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However, we're told the clip will likely not have an impact in that matter since cops can't authenticate the time and place.
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"I put a lot of value on seeing day-to-day that I have an impact on the company," said Minerd, 31.
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But it can't stop there: To have an impact, they need to plan and deliver care in a coordinated way, she said.
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"This temporary withdrawal will certainly have an impact on many people who depend on aid," he told a news briefing in Geneva.
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"The production stoppage will have an impact as output will not be able to keep up with demand," he told a briefing.
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"Powell's opinion matters to many people and the release of this information will arguably have an impact on this election," he says.
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The upward revision to August data could have an impact on the government's third-quarter gross domestic product estimate published last Friday.
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Even policy proposals that survive Congress and have the potential to raise growth won't have an impact perhaps until 2019, he said.
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Yeah, I like Gen Z. Sixty percent of teens say that they want their work to have an impact in the world.
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"Florida is going to have an impact from Zika, the more media coverage and the scare stories that come out," she said.
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Such a move will no doubt have an impact on warehouse workers who have already been under strain from current working conditions.
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"Students are asking what they can do with the rest of their lives, and how they can have an impact," she said.
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It would only apply to the CFPB's major rules that could have an impact of more than $100 million on the economy.
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For example, genes have been discovered that have an impact on neurodegenerative diseases, but it's unclear which genes map to which results.
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Warren said Facebook is accepting millions of dollars for ads with misinformation, which could have an impact on the 1000 presidential election.
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"We're doing this for Christmas season, just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on U.S. customers," Trump said.
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The three threats listed above have shown in the past and continue to promise to have an impact on the global economy.
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Even with minimal changes on the surface, the move could have an impact on the billions of people who use the tools.
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Convictions always have an impact on both defendants and their families, whether it be a white-collar case or a street crime.
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"Aarons thinks that this will likely have an impact on other flexible office providers, but that this trend is "accelerating, not decelerating.
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Patients can't match Big Pharma dollar-for-dollar, but by mobilizing Americans outraged by drug corporation greed, we can have an impact.
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He added that China had shared with the U.S. intelligence that shows international sanctions against Pyongyang are beginning to have an impact.
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Trump, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and others in the administration have repeatedly raised doubts that humans have an impact on climate change.
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It accounts for "individual differences" in brain structure and activity over time, which have an impact on decision-making and risk-taking.
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In her own experience taking LSD, Parley said it didn't have an impact on her manic depression, but it changed her nonetheless.
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Every time a visitor experiences an issue on your website, it's going to have an impact on their impression of the company.
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"I was afraid that porn would have an impact on my sexuality," she says as we explore some of the festival's exhibits.
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I don't know what words will emerge as players craft stories of queer resistance and survival, or if it'll have an impact.
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If that person could have known his or her actions would have an impact, that is enough basis to find them guilty.
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"But if it carries on for a long time, well, it's going to have an impact," he told Reuters in an interview.
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The campaign reinforced my deep misgivings about how the elite media, political insiders and big corporations have an impact on our democracy.
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Studies have been published in recent years showing that high heat and humidity have an impact on our concentration and productivity levels.
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"How soon we expect them to have an impact and how soon we see the impact are two different things," said Grad.
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The settlement could also have an impact on China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, which is also in a licensing dispute with Qualcomm.
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The latest diplomatic crisis could destabilize relations between the two countries and even have an impact on South Korea's upcoming presidential election.
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I wonder if that will have an impact on what Xbox chooses to show here, or more pertinently, how they do so.
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"We're doing this for Christmas season, just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on US customers," Trump said.
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"So we will make great strides in this industry and its ability to have an impact on the environment very, very quickly."
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to sell U.S. assets totaling an estimated $750 billion, which could have an impact on the bond market.
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"It might not stop (human trafficking) altogether, but I am sure it is going to have an impact," the finance minister said.
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But challenging the 2014 NLRB ruling would have an impact beyond Googlers since it is a national precedent, not a company policy.
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But the problem we still have is: How do we produce those rapidly enough to have an impact in a global epidemic?
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To have an impact, plant-based meat would have to become a staple across the world, replacing beef, goat, pork and chicken.
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Even the mere threat of harm in the real world as a result of online behavior is enough to have an impact.
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NOW EXPECTS A NET PROFIT OF AROUND DKK 133 BILLION * EXPECT EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS TO HAVE AN IMPACT OF AROUND DKK 1.1 BILLION.
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That's the argument that unfilled tech jobs will have an impact on other businesses that cater to tech companies and their employees.
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The change in the controlling shareholder may have an impact on Kaztel's ratings subject to the outcome of parent-subsidiary linkage analysis.
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"This will have an impact on how we design and develop things like compression apparel for muscle enhancement and recovery," Carnes said.
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New York (CNN Business)Climate change will have an impact on economic growth over the next decade — and not for the better.
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Billionaire Steve Ballmer said Friday that government data show it's not clear whether tax policy will have an impact on business investment.
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It could also have an impact on how the GOP candidates fare in the Michigan primary, which will take place on Tuesday.
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CNN: You just sort of decided to try and stop this or at least have an impact on it, calm the waters.
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"In our fiscal first quarter we will have an impact of 50 to 100 basis points in our gross margins," Mehrotra said.
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In credit and equity markets, however, the Italian election is set to have an impact at the start of the trading day.
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"Logistics, tariffs and employment resources continue to have an impact on many of the respective industries," the institute said in a statement.
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As we have already seen in special elections, his message will have an impact on both vulnerable incumbent members and candidates running.
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The film is likely to have an impact on the value of his estate, and the way any future Jackson projects unfold.
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As a result, the new requirements would have an impact across the country and could potentially affect tens of millions of animals.
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Of course it might have an impact on the economy over the next few years, but that does not mean opportunities will vanish.
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"It may have an impact on maximum sustainable capacity but will not affect Aramco's share of exports," said Husseini, now an energy consultant.
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Americans hoping to have an impact on the net neutrality debate might be better off tossing their comments down the nearest wishing well.
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" Thune said he expects the concerns about Moore will have an impact "not just on some of our women members but everybody generally.
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France's main employers group said the protests were starting to have an impact on the economy and could push fragile businesses to bankruptcy.
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We know there is no perfect time, and we won't pretend that the Israeli elections might not have an impact on that timing.
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So we&aposre going to be watching very closely as he tries to have an impact on some of the early stages here.
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But I do like that they do speak up in ways, and it does have an impact on people, and people pay attention.
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Analysts had earlier warned that the Chinese slowdown could have an impact on other developed and emerging markets, causing concern among small investors.
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S Opsumit drug in a test is unlikely to have an impact on talks over a strategic deal with Johnson & Johnson J&J.
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This does have an impact on disk speeds (as you're writing double the data) but it shouldn't be hugely noticeable for most tasks.
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"Now is the time that we are genuinely getting worried that these things are likely to start to have an impact," he added.
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Sports Illustrated's legal expert believes her powerful and emotional testimony will have an impact on the jury that will work in her favor.
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Without their help, she says, she would have likely given up, a decision that would have undoubtedly have an impact on her future.
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While AI, algorithms and machine learning can certainly have an impact, they are not advanced enough to offer lasting solutions on their own.
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Nearly 30 percent said it will have an impact, however, with some commenting that it would affect business growth and capital investment plans.
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If the name were changed to social communication disorder, would it have an impact on parents and their comfort level with the diagnosis?
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Mr. Storch said a liquidation sale before the holidays "would definitely have an impact on the market," even if it's only short term.
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Washington Post Congressional Reporter Karoun Demirjian says that election could have an impact on a critical trade deal, the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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"We have not yet studied whether they would have an impact on the onset and severity of cataracts or macular degeneration," Lorenson said.
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The Spanish lender said the writedown on its Telefonica stake would not have an impact on its total CET-1 core capital ratio.
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Whether or not you agree with their political stances, they are taking seriously the fact that their skills and work have an impact.
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According to the study, 78% of viewers believed that the series helped them understand that their actions can have an impact on others.
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It is still early days though, and the iPhone SE could have an impact if and when Apple decides to lower its price.
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Toshiba said it had already set aside loss reserves for the payment and it would not have an impact on its earnings projections.
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Kallum Pickering, senior U.K. economist at Berenberg, told CNBC that this ongoing uncertainty would have an impact on activity in the near-term.
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The rate is tied to most forms of consumer debt and is likely to almost immediately have an impact on lowering credit costs.
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The real concern is if Bitcoin Unlimited gains major support, it could have an impact on the underlying blockchain technology that supports bitcoin.
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Cubs rally for 5-4 win over Phillies CHICAGO — Willson Contreras doesn't need to start to have an impact for the Chicago Cubs.
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That's because the Senate is trying to pass its bill through "reconciliation," which requires every provision to have an impact on the budget.
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Its fate is sure to have an impact on the business world, whether it succeeds and goes public or goes down in flames.
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His perceived lack of integrity could unleash repercussions throughout the Chinese research community — and perhaps even have an impact on China's military strength.
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It's very hard for people, generally, to appreciate that new technologies always take time to have an impact in a real-world sense.
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A vote to leave could have an impact on other areas such as the exchange rate and labor market regulation, the institution added.
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I'm also obsessed with how awesome our cultures are and how we're able to have an impact on the mainstream conversation in America.
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You can have an impact on your congressman and senators just by speaking with them, but they do not respond positively to hostility.
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"This is targeting the top pharma players in India ... it is going to have an impact on our exports," Appaji said by telephone.
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Public political opinion may have little impact on iPhone sales, but it is likely to have an impact on which laws are passed.
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The rules will have an impact on the mental health of trans troops, said Jillian Scheer, a postdoctoral research fellow at Yale University.
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"In the release of this data twice a year, it should have an impact on other companies doing the same thing," Jackson said.
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And of course, the growth of giant businesses will itself have an impact on voter attitudes, potentially increasing their resentment at corporate power.
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This year, the rate of growth of income was lower than that of GDP, which will have an impact on consumption, he added.
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This has been shown to have an impact on young people's self-image in terms of expectations they set for others and themselves.
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Meanwhile, cotton is traditionally grown in drier areas of the planet, like the American South, which can have an impact come harvest time.
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Don't think that if you are not working at the UN, you cannot be someone who will have an impact on the world.
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Sanchez will be watching developments in the "Brexit" talks closely, as they will likely have an impact on European stocks and the pound.
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If the surgeon general really wants to have an impact on how we treat pain in this country, he needs to address this.
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"We're doing this for Christmas season, just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on U.S. customers," Trump told reporters.
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Those sales may have an impact on competitors like J.C. Penney, who has been looking to encroach on Sears' territory with appliance sales.
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But apparently in this case, they didn't let the facts of the matter have an impact on the scheduling of this year's event.
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This trend shouldn't have an impact on second-quarter profits, because the British vote took place at the very end of that period.
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"Naming and shaming these guys and their money flows does have an impact," said Brendan DeMelle, executive director of the investigative site DeSmog.
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Rising extremism, especially among Republicans, made it impossible for important facts uncovered by the press or asserted by politicians to have an impact.
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Some data in the retail sales report directly impacts GDP, and the October report will have an impact on fourth quarter growth forecasts.
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China's economic news flow will likely have an impact on the Australian dollar, which is seen as a proxy for the Chinese economy.
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The deal wouldn't have an impact on Select Harvest's business, including no return on capital or dividends, the company said in a statement.
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I can predict from other times that we've seen a bear market like this that it will have an impact on IPO activity.
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"With Europe dropping back as well...that will certainly have an impact on tightening the market," said Susan Kilsby, dairy analyst at AgriHQ.
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"They are trying to have an impact, and we are not saying we have completely eradicated them, but they are weak," he said.
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Going forward, the slowdown in trade will have an impact on domestic demand and growth will be at 6.2% in the second half.
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When Brexit becomes a reality, we will be two years down the road, and English football doesn't want it to have an impact.
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The less strain one great player assumes throughout an 82-game season, the more 2.03-game seasons he can have an impact on.
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"I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"If it changes their growth trajectory, that could have an impact on their valuation and the narrative around the company," Mr. Sanwal said.
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The budget deal was immediately hailed as "transformative" by Mr. Cuomo, and it will clearly have an impact felt far beyond taxpayers' wallets.
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And it suggests that his Chicago-bred sound — woozy, glutinous, in medias res — could have an impact on local scenes around the world.
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So one of the things I've encouraged with him and we have is, 'Just because you're down, you can still have an impact.
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Oil prices, tourism and capital markets hit by the coronavirus can have an impact on Gulf economies, an analyst told CNBC this week.
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Looking forward to the general election, Sides said it's too soon to tell if the virus may have an impact on voter turnout.
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"It will probably take a solid year, maybe two years, before we can have an impact on the films in production," Iger said.
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Modifying the rule could have an impact far beyond any immediate concerns about the release of toxic mercury into the air and water.
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And then I'm like, maybe I'll go back and do seventh and eighth grade varsity and really have an impact on those kids.
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"So anything we can do to reduce depression [and] improve optimism, is likely to have an impact on reducing and improving stroke recovery."
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On Tuesday, Citu said the 2019 deficit, which was 0.2 percentage points above target, would not have an impact on this year's deficit.
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But his policies have begun to have an impact, and he is poised to succeed in his fight to overhaul the pension system.
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Still, here are a handful of other men and women poised to have an impact in the new year and the new decade.
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Several branch managers said heavy rain in western Japan recently could also have an impact on plant operations, goods distribution and consumer sentiment.
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L said on Tuesday that it did not expect the recent series of natural disasters to have an impact on its 2017 "outturn".
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"I think we all knew it would have an impact on our heart rate, but we'd never seen it happen before," Owen said.
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The mounting political and financial pressure on Iran's already struggling economy from renewed sanctions will no doubt have an impact on Hezbollah's activities.
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She would never have left her homeland had she known that her movements could have an impact on her own family, she added.
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And even a more positive showing could have an impact, helping to give Macri's coalition more voice in Congress even if he loses.
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Luhut Pandjaitan, the coordinating minister overseeing maritime affairs, told reporters on Friday that the attack would not have an impact on the inauguration.
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While the intentions were well-meaning, a policy like this may have an impact on whether a person can attend their doctor's appointment.
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He wasn't trying to have an impact on the food bank, but the humility spoke for itself and it tore at people's heartstrings.
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Sullivan said the call was "troubling," adding that Zinke mentioned Murkowski's vote could have an impact on economic development work in the state.
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But their markets were caught up in the sell-off too, as weakness in Saudi Arabia could have an impact throughout the region.
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Being the second largest rice exporter in the world, these large rice inventories naturally have an impact on the global price of rice.
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"For the upcoming duty free licence, the bribery (probe) will have an impact," said Park Ju-gun, head of research firm CEO Score.
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Hernandez de Cos, who also heads the Bank of Spain, said that geopolitical uncertainties could have an impact on financial stability in Spain.
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"So, a combination of the three core elements of yoga seems to have an impact on the brain structure and function," she says.
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But Kloza said even threats of high wind could encourage refiners to shut down temporarily and that would have an impact on supply.
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The UK elections could have an impact if there is a hung parliament and the various polls are adding a level of uncertainty.
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While President Donald Trump has acknowledged Russia interfered in the 2016 election, he insists it did not have an impact on the results.
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Real people can still have an impact on the outcome in Washington D.C. They just have to take the time to do it.
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In the US, for a 20-year cap to really have an impact, the policy would have to be adopted by the states.
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When a reporter questioned the panel on whether the research could have an impact on the incoming administration, Mathis didn't take the bait.
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The kids from Mercy cheered us on, and I got emotional because I realized I could actually have an impact on their lives.
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And there are so many genes and factors involved in shaping intelligence, it's questionable that a tweak in one might have an impact.
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Most funds are capped at $221,2230 (it helps with transparency to keep the amount low, but it's also enough to have an impact).
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But as Strick told The Atlantic: "How we move, think, and feel have an impact on the stress response through real neural connections."
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That's why, Zelkowitz says, it's important for young men to be aware of lifestyle factors that may have an impact on their infertility.
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It's a promising sign that a sustained and well-organized call for Trump to divest from his business conflicts might have an impact, too.
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Noting that Biden's career is "nowhere close to finished," Obama says his vice president will go on to have an impact domestically and internationally.
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"Some of the pros of SRI investing is that you actually can have an impact on the way we're shaping the world," said Boneparth.
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The negative is that they will be unusually slow to buy new iPhones, which, in turn, will have an impact on annual iPhone sales.
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Halliburton said North American capacity constraints and "customer budget exhaustion" did have an impact on results, but expects that to be a temporary situation.
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The government may also scrutinize the potential for the investment to allow for foreign surveillance or to have an impact on Canada's foreign relationships.
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While Chipotle has become very stringent in its safety standards since the incidents, the fact is that endless bad news will have an impact.
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The town's restrictions on sales seemed to have an impact as soon as 6 months after the policy went into effect, the study found.
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It emphasizes the fact that Facebook can "empower" youth; that it's a great place to help teens find their voice, and have an impact.
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In addition, the release of tools to allow developers to make money from their skills will likely soon have an impact on the market.
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"It's irrational to expect that changing the chairman would have an impact on the market," said Chen Long, analyst at Gavekal Dragonomics in Beijing.
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Novak said Russia would restore its output in May and that contaminated oil would not have an impact on the country's annual output forecast.
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They don't realize that it won't have an impact and then in fact, it will take away from the things I've already spoken about.
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The transaction, slated to close in the third quarter, is not expected to have an impact on the company's 2016 sales or earnings forecasts.
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There has been some chatter about the possibility of another recession; if that happened closer to the election, it could certainly have an impact.
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This is where the narrow intelligence of AI will really have an impact, and here, it's tricky to say what the effect will be.
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Bad weather may have an impact on turnout, and a new poll shows 23 percent of undeclared voters are open to changing their minds.
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"It is the misbehavior of management to its European clients which is unacceptable and which will have an impact on future possibility," Wodniok said.
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Sometimes you'll need Giroud or even (Alexis) Sanchez in the middle and sometimes you'll need (Danny) Welbeck or Walcott, whoever will have an impact.
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