This gender imbalance reflects a broader imbalance in physical, hands-on trades in general.
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It's a bit of an imbalance of talents really, one that reflects an imbalance in magnetism between these two actors.
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Effectively, you're creating an imbalance in the brain—the same kind of imbalance Xanax is prescribed to correct—just in the other direction.
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Ferguson said that this imbalance favors the interest of law enforcement, and the imbalance is even more severe when civilians represent marginalized communities.
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"We have an unbelievably large imbalance, as you know, trade imbalance with Japan for many, many years, Japan having the big advantage," Trump said.
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"In science, it's not just a gender imbalance, but that the gender imbalance comes with a power differential," said astrophysicist Dr. Rukmani Vijayaraghavan, an organizer for 500 women.
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The President has prioritized getting China to agree to take specific steps to correct our trade imbalance -- likely because he cares about the trade imbalance and because Chinese tariffs are hurting American farmers.
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This power imbalance won't be solved in the private market.
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There's an imbalance here that is deeply troubling to me.
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And that imbalance has grown in a very big way.
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It's also that we have a scale imbalance out there.
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But the official said the imbalance had improved in 2017.
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Absolutely love the work and the exposure of the imbalance.
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Imagine the possibilities when we remove imbalance from the ether.
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That would create even more imbalance in their asset allocation.
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But such policies often can't overcome a lopsided gender imbalance.
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Meanwhile a numerical gender imbalance means many men remain single.
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Now the trade imbalance between the two countries is worse.
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The power imbalance between, say, China and Uganda is huge.
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This results in an imbalance of a substance or chemical.
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One is a power imbalance between the perpetrator and victim.
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If everything comes from China, that will be an imbalance.
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When there is big imbalance between the genders, misogyny thrives.
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Another factor in ironing out the seasonal imbalance is demography.
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And that particular kind of gender imbalance has cascading effects.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON "Sweet Imbalance," Laura Benjamin, Lauren Loscialo and Robert Perez.
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At least one group is trying to correct that imbalance.
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It lacks meaningful enforcement authority, creating a telling power imbalance.
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In traditional monetary theory, that imbalance tends push up prices.
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In those cases, Xanax is used to correct the imbalance.
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So the trade imbalance between both countries is now worse.
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No good people or bad people, just balance and imbalance.
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The compassion imbalance is an issue for trafficking in general.
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The imbalance is stirring discontent among women within political parties.
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The imbalance of power can be emotionally unsettling and exploitative.
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Those are the real issue — not the bilateral trade imbalance.
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Most notice their imbalance when they do something else athletic.
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The real issue here, as before, is the power imbalance.
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We start to see the imbalance of opportunity early on.
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"Wonder Woman" is an important challenge to that unconscionable imbalance.
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We know that nutrition and energy imbalance play outsize roles.
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Burundi suffers from a chronic imbalance between imports and exports.
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For Dr. Kahneman, this imbalance generated terrible tension and envy.
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This imbalance is exacerbated by the luck of the draw.
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All voices were amplified, so there was no power imbalance.
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Journalists and conference organizers aren't going to solve gender imbalance.
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The attention imbalance is clearly visible in candidates' ad spending.
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The cast members worried that this imbalance was being repeated.
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And a decade ago, jazz's gender imbalance still felt implacable.
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This imbalance is what the sportfishing community hopes to change.
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And the imbalance grew more lopsided as the election approached.
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In recent years, this imbalance has begun to correct itself.
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In recent years, this imbalance has begun to correct itself.
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And No. 2000 is like, our trade imbalance is ridiculous.
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But the imbalance is far greater in the video portion.
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It was in this confusion that a gender imbalance arose.
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And there is a big imbalance between their wins and losses.
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To redress the imbalance, we provide a more comprehensive summary here.
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Although Bonde concedes there's still "a huge imbalance" in the cost.
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That imbalance will become a theme of the Article 50 negotiations.
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But the imbalance also stems from priorities set at the top.
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One misconception of PMDD is that it is a hormone imbalance.
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One concerns the imbalance of power in the market for data.
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Of course, the NBA's wild imbalance may have a reverse effect.
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But that is another imbalance Mr Trump seems keen to correct.
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China's growing sex imbalance is driving boys' parents to desperate lengths.
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Do you have a hormonal imbalance that's affecting your oil production?
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With such a power imbalance, feelings of control are an illusion.
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What really needs to change are social norms and economic imbalance.
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Uber can then leverage this market imbalance to drive down wages.
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But this, I've found, is rare—there is usually an imbalance.
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My healing took therapy, and supplements to help my chemical imbalance.
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There will almost certainly always be a trade imbalance with China.
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This imbalance arises because we reject vast numbers of deserving immigrants.
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There's a real imbalance, and I wasn't participating in that conversation.
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It also leads to a weird imbalance in the national debate.
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"The supply-demand imbalance is so out of whack," he said.
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But 2017 brought a new rawness to technology industry's gender imbalance.
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That seasonal imbalance would skew LSST data in long-term studies.
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To rectify centuries of imbalance, you have to do something radical.
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Rather, this is a relationship informed by an inherent power imbalance.
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Adolescence itself is sort of a chemical imbalance honestly; it's brutal.
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I don't have a hormone imbalance, nor was I sexually abused.
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The imbalance was even greater in the selection of committee chairs.
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There is often a power imbalance between people of different ages.
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Palo Alto has the worst job/housing imbalance in the country.
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For these men, it is precisely the power imbalance that's erotic.
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Today, an enormous gender imbalance in museum collections and programming remains.
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The big question for the economy is how the imbalance adjusts.
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Still, questions surrounding the imbalance in the alliance's ownership structure remain.
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Talking about that imbalance is the first step to overcoming it.
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How much the imbalance will be reduced remains to be seen.
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This imbalance would influence congressional reapportionment, hurting large, immigrant-heavy states.
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The first power imbalance — that of man versus woman — was obvious.
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Israel's nuclear program also created a strategic imbalance in the region.
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The confusion, the imbalance of that relationship, culminated in that night.
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In the 22012 works from the current century, there's another imbalance.
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Therefore, we expect no supply-demand imbalance in the near term.
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Some women were heartened that they could redress the power imbalance.
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They're not looking at festival lineups and noticing a stark imbalance.
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Some brands are aware of the imbalance in their executive ranks.
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An imbalance among the fluids led to physical or mental illness.
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It's a classic case of an imbalance between supply and demand.
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"There could be hormonal imbalance, digestive insufficiency, gut flora imbalance, immunity issue, elimination issue, stress involvement...the list goes on," Turley said of the variables she looks for when putting together a treatment plan for her clients.
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Sexual harassment thrives whenever power imbalance can take precedence over everything else.
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But in China, the looming gender imbalance makes the contrast particularly stark.
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The power imbalance enforced by the court here is nauseating at best.
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We have probably not seen this kind of imbalance since the '70s.
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There&aposs a lot of voter registration imbalance in some of them.
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"[This] lets you know logically that there is an imbalance," she explained.
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As for the source of this imbalance, that's still an open question.
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During conflict, an imbalance in strength should lead to a swift resolution.
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The Congress that began on January 133rd, however, has no such imbalance.
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Imbalance between demand and supply is expected to persist in coming years.
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One answer is that the British are rushing to redress an imbalance.
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The country's liquidity issues were partly due to an import/export imbalance.
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The resistance to Johansson's casting rose due to frustration at this imbalance.
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Reinsurance programmes would bring premiums down and begin to redress the imbalance.
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Spending nothing on TV ads The imbalance in ad spending is astonishing.
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Opaque proprietary metrics keep the imbalance between different parties in the dark.
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"There is a real imbalance in priorities" for tech companies, Richardson said.
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There is no economic imbalance that this exchange rate move is correcting.
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Projections show the imbalance increasing in coming decades as global warming continues.
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Once that imbalance works out, it should be a pretty nice market.
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China has a significant global imbalance in its goods exports and imports.
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The imbalance carries through even when party-leaning independents are added in.
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That imbalance is causing more homebuyers to look for a helping hand.
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Blockchain conference and community organizers are taking note of the gender imbalance.
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There's a demand-supply imbalance, so you can make some good money.
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Social Security does face a long-term imbalance between costs and revenue.
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In both cases, the hormone imbalance can lead to feeling constantly tired.
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On the economy, Trump is expected to focus on the trade imbalance.
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And there's one product source of our imbalance and that's mostly automobiles.
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"There may be an imbalance that we're not accounting for," he said.
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Money from a data tax could begin to counter this trade imbalance.
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There is something marvelous about Mosley's sensitivity to weight, balance, and imbalance.
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New Jersey's proposed law seeks to address the imbalance in two ways.
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This creates a more serious and worrisome imbalance between demand and supply.
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None will address the fundamental imbalance at the root of the problem.
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Eventually this imbalance turns the country into a society full of morons.
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Such blurriness can partly be ascribed to an imbalance within the cast.
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The imbalance with Japan, an ally, should be much easier to solve.
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However, recent domestic policy choices look set to exacerbate this chronic imbalance.
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One of Mr. López Obrador's main promises was to correct that imbalance.
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South Korean bond yields rose after central bank chief highlighted financial imbalance.
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The trouble stems from weakening home affordability and a supply-demand imbalance.
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The situation revealed the potential imbalance of gag orders, several lawyers argued.
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But more significantly a gender, or racial, imbalance changes what's considered news.
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Partly this is because of the power imbalance between Israelis and Palestinians.
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The voice may be caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain.
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The government's recent housing reforms haven't done much to address this imbalance.
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Fixing the venture capital imbalance is a code that must be cracked.
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A serious power imbalance exists in coach-athlete relationships at all ages.
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The policy has led to a greater gender imbalance than the global average.
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The president has said that intellectual property theft and trade imbalance will end.
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The modern state of fandom involves an uneasy imbalance between fans and creators.
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"That means the imbalance gets worse rather than better," a shipping source said.
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But she has become prone to hormonal imbalance and gets tired more easily.
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The original sin, for Mr Trump's most hawkish advisers, is the trade imbalance.
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But whatever policymakers do now, the sex imbalance will cause trouble for decades.
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PMDD is not a hormone imbalance; it's an abnormal reaction to those hormones.
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McManus has made some efforts to chip away at the SAPD's gender imbalance.
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The imbalance of workers will only grow more dire as populations get greyer.
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According to Grifols, the geographic imbalance puts supplies of plasma products at risk.
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"There's an imbalance that means the product is technically, functionally broken," Palihapitiya said.
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Alternately, the viridescent hue might have been caused by a simple chemical imbalance.
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Common among all of the schools on the list is a gender imbalance.
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The imbalance itself is caused by a political argument between Serbia and Kosovo.
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Stephane Kasriel, Upwork's CEO, blames the huge imbalance in the geography of opportunity.
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Even when officials craft sensible policies, this imbalance can knock them off course.
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In addition, there is a tariff imbalance between China and the United States!
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If you are experiencing an electrolyte imbalance, the symptoms are similar to dehydration.
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Collective action can solve that power imbalance; that's what we're seeing at Verizon.
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Or it could be something to do with the gender imbalance within economics.
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"I do worry about the instability that [a liquidity imbalance] creates," he said.
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Morjaria said the right eye had poorer vision, which might explain the imbalance.
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The premise is that somehow China's trade imbalance is because of unfair practices.
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Baltimore is a more recent, extreme portrait of America's racial and socioeconomic imbalance.
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In some ways, tech's equity gaps reflect a simple supply and demand imbalance.
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I understand the reasons for this imbalance, and they're not malicious at all.
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S. trade imbalance - is likely to figure prominently in discussions when Trump visits.
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This is the worst gender imbalance in the presidency in nearly 30 years.
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Many blamed the yuan's peg to the dollar for creating a trade imbalance.
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"It was like a physical manifestation of the power imbalance," Mr. Friedman said.
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He believes the imbalance could eventually disrupt the markets as we know it.
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The lure of this power imbalance is unfortunately irresistible to these depraved individuals.
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U.S. imports in Argentina could expand the trade imbalance between the two countries.
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"There's no obvious imbalance" that could point to a coming recession, he said.
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S. trade imbalance — is likely to figure prominently in discussions when Trump visits.
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We absolutely founded the club to help correct a power imbalance at Harvard.
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BRIDGEHAMPTON "Sweet Imbalance," group exhibition featuring Laura Benjamin, Lauren Loscialo and Robert Perez.
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So, which hydration imbalance -- dehydration and overhydration -- is the lesser of two evils?
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Clinton's campaign and an effect from the imbalance between the two candidates' efforts.
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On Saturday, Trump insisted that the U.S.-China trade imbalance was not sustainable.
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An autopsy revealed her death was caused by pancreatitis and an electrolyte imbalance.
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However it also goes on to describe these efforts as being in "imbalance".
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I don't remember ever being told about confidence or gender imbalance at school.
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If left unchecked, this imbalance can lead to exhaustion, resentment and unnecessary stress.
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"We have taken decisive action to address our imbalance with China," Pence declared.
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There have been calls for bilateral discussions on how to reduce the imbalance.
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Such an imbalance is as antithetical to aesthetics as it is to history.
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Changing this power imbalance is important if we want a long-term solution.
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"I feel that's an imbalance," he said, "that absolutely needs to be corrected."
|
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Due to the power imbalance, we did not bring this issue up again.
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But there is a regulatory imbalance that experts say could narrow the gap.
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Addressing the long-term fiscal imbalance now does not require immediate, abrupt changes.
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"The semiconductor trade imbalance in China is second only to oil," they wrote.
|
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He acknowledged the "power imbalance" between himself and his fans in these exchanges.
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He said he was determined to change what he viewed as an imbalance.
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G.T.: The conventional wisdom is that obesity is a problem of energy imbalance.
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Many researchers acknowledge the imbalance, and say they are trying to correct it.
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That imbalance was a key argument against Trump's tariffs on imported solar panels.
|
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Trump's $1 billion figure represents less than 0.3 percent of that year's imbalance.
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The dollar would go through the roof and there's a massive trade imbalance.
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Such an imbalance would likely trigger a repeat of the solar panel story.
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The trouble for Trump is he lacks experience in re-righting the imbalance.
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"We will straighten it out," he said of the imbalance in automotive trade.
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So there's an imbalance that means that the product is functionally, technically broken.
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The financial imbalance between the two campaigns will likely continue until election day.
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The power imbalance in the relationship makes it difficult to insist on condom use.
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These changes would improve the US fiscal imbalance and calm political debate about immigration.
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Because brilliance and intelligence can perpetuate gender imbalance, companies should ditch the terms entirely.
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But do you worry that this sort of imbalance increases the likelihood of conflict?
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New data from LinkedIn reveals that the energy industry has a major gender imbalance.
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That's basically an imbalance between the good and the bad bugs in the gut.
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It's about existential angst, mental imbalance and addictive personalities -- all the really funny stuff.
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The conflict and imbalance suggests that not all is well in Mr Lamar's kingdom.
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This imbalance, long discussed in theoretical terms, is close to becoming a hard reality.
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And the effect on the reported trade imbalance between America and Mexico is dramatic.
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What's going on in my head is an actual chemical imbalance in the brain.
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Spain's new prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has done his best to rectify the imbalance.
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As a single accuser of an influential man, Ford already faces a power imbalance.
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Baltimore, Detroit and Chicago are all recent portraits of America's racial and socioeconomic imbalance.
|
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Trump has also pressed Japan to reduce its trade imbalance with the United States.
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" He added that the current U.S. trade imbalance with China means "they've already retaliated.
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But he alleges the power imbalance devolved into emotional abuse inflicted from the top.
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Instead of focusing on chemical imbalance, ketamine may change the structure of the brain.
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But steadier headline growth in China are accompanied by other signs of economic imbalance.
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Systemic problems like our culture's enduring gender imbalance are insidious from start to finish.
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That imbalance is somewhat skewed, however, by large differences at the high-income range.
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It lets you know that there is an imbalance of power in public space.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.) aims to take a step toward fixing a monumental imbalance.
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There is also the remaining risk of imbalance after Lyft's lock-up period ends.
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Unconscious bias or downright discrimination greatly impacts the gender and racial imbalance in computing.
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That imbalance of power and attention is the whole point — and the whole problem.
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The startup scene has a well-documented gender imbalance that isn't changing particularly quickly.
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"The technical gap and imbalance among various Afghan government entities is massive," he said.
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Even reactions to the album reinforce what feels like an imbalance in their relationship.
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Suppose you hear somebody say something you don't like about your relationship's age imbalance.
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Exacerbating this imbalance in spending is the much lower income earned by Chinese workers.
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Analysts on a Biogen conference call asked if that imbalance might confound the results.
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In many places balance has replaced imbalance (though stocks of debt are still large).
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In the end, it's impossible to know how this fiscal imbalance will play out.
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"The tiebreakers create an imbalance and feel like a penalty shootout," Soares said Sunday.
|
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Trump complained that there's a trade imbalance between both nations that needs to change.
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Starting with the soaring imbalance between the very wealthy and the rest of us.
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A similar imbalance is seen in comments to articles in The New York Times.
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At every level, there's a power imbalance, and he always had all of it.
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I think you could call a supply demand imbalance a little bit of stress.
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This includes deficits with China, which accounts for 85033 percent of America's trade imbalance.
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There's a conspicuous imbalance in talent between with two sides, to say the least.
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Having more women in positions of leadership, however, could begin to correct that imbalance.
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That Germany is running a disturbingly large external imbalance is hardly open to question.
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Granting them statehood wouldn't eliminate the Senate's racial imbalance, but it would reduce it.
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So how do you begin to root out this pernicious imbalance in your family?
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A new award aims to shine a light on a gender imbalance in photography.
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It was her political education, and the imbalance of influence she saw disturbed her.
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An earlier version of this article misstated China's trade imbalance with the United States.
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Talking about an imbalance in emotional labor is the first step to overcoming it.
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"There is no proof that a depressed person has a chemical imbalance," Slater writes.
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This ability sets up an enormous power imbalance between the wealthy and everybody else.
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Flying Solo Flying Solo: It's tough to face this sort of very obvious imbalance.
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Those interventions are possible because of an imbalance in the strength of Pakistan's institutions.
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This ultimatum is a reflection of the larger imbalance in board rooms across America.
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He pays him for sex, a transaction that inaugurates a relationship of profound imbalance.
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"There will be friendly and frank discussion about the trade imbalance," the official said.
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Elected leaders should deploy every tool available to address this cruel imbalance of opportunity.
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Over the past year, our trade imbalance actually grew 12 percent, to $85033 billion.
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To help redress this funding imbalance I set up Donor Direct Action in 2011.
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That imbalance keeps Baird, and dozens of other representatives out of the news agenda.
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That imbalance might seem unfair to some political observers, particularly among Democrats and liberals.
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They also point to a problematic power imbalance in his romantic relationships with fans.
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This imbalance means that we constrain our emotions to avoid being stereotyped as emotional.
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This contributes further to the already wild imbalance in who gets represented in Washington.
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Mr. Hanson expressed skepticism that any public policy tools would be effective in combating the imbalance of trade because the exact source of the imbalance is a "puzzle," much of it far removed from what you would traditionally think of as trade policy.
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While it's unfair for clean athletes to have to compete against dirty ones, the competitive imbalance is no greater than the resource imbalance between countries that invest millions upon millions of dollars annually and those from smaller countries with wire-tight budgets.
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Why is the gender imbalance in technology something that is particularly close to your heart?
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A growing network of programs, both private and public, is trying to correct the imbalance.
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This major imbalance is in part because individual women donors gave more to Democratic campaigns.
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"Whenever someone complains about the trade imbalance, the Chinese point to airplane purchases," he said.
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A rise in energy imports is also expected to help trim the bilateral trade imbalance.
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Crunchbase may be specially positioned to understand how the gender imbalance in tech impacts innovation.
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In 2011 the European Commission set up a "macroeconomic-imbalance procedure" to tackle the problem.
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But legacy admissions, which give preferential treatment to family members of alumni, exacerbate the imbalance.
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There's warmth in this scene, but there's also an implicit power imbalance between this couple.
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Inspired by the controversy, four Google employees have suggested a plan to rectify the imbalance.
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This caused an imbalance because electricity grids work on a system of supply and demand.
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Just a few weeks into the New Year, the imbalance is already wide and stark.
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In each case, the point of the designation is to recognize an imbalance of power.
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This imbalance has only become more visible during the first 12 months of Trump's administration.
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But loan watchers fear that if the supply-demand imbalance persists, their discipline may fold.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Growing Industry, Regional Imbalance: China's high-standard warehouse industry is still underdeveloped.
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He added that this global supply-demand imbalance isn't going to correct itself anytime soon.
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The Obama administration believes better data within the criminal justice system could correct that imbalance.
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There is an imbalance between the supply of manufactured goods and demand for such goods.
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The group was founded in 2014 to fight the lopsided gender imbalance in the genre.
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You look at what's going on in terms of oil and the supply/demand imbalance.
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A small imbalance — surplus or shortfall — has much more than a proportional impact on prices.
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And South Korean car exports, the main sources of the trade imbalance, were left alone.
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It would be an attempt to fix the huge trade imbalance between the two countries.
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And if the global trading system is to survive, its gross imbalance must be corrected.
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The army, envious of its great rival's soft power, is trying to rectify that imbalance.
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The global supply and demand imbalance is still large in the first half of 2016.
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In a statement, the company said that its own internal analysis had found no imbalance.
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The imbalance in statistical death makes for ominous headlines, but it doesn't violate international law.
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Pointing to a demand-supply imbalance, Altucher predicts that bitcoin will top $1,000,000 per coin.
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The answer has to do with a fundamental imbalance between insurgent groups and foreign interventions.
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Trump has struck a nerve on trade, claiming imbalance and unfair rules cost workers' jobs.
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The gender imbalance has persisted despite decades of achievements on the podium by pioneering women.
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One reason for this imbalance is that roughly 56 percent of college students are women.
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Gender imbalance Women and children are disproportionately sick in the Ebola outbreak, WHO reported Thursday.
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During his trip to Japan, Trump complained about the trade imbalance between the two countries.
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Either way, Greenwald surely can't be confident that he's witnessed a grievous imbalance in screwups.
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Now that he is the Republican nominee for president, the imbalance is cutting against him.
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Today, newsrooms and editorial boards tilt independent, but still with a significant left-right imbalance.
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Higher temperatures can also lead to more emergency room visits for fluid and electrolyte imbalance.
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We also understand that in some matters of intellectual property, there is a trade imbalance.
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Trump also argues that the trade imbalance between the two countries hurts the United States.
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That's likely a critical step in beginning to rectify the imbalance identified by their study.
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So I suppose it was less about imbalance for me than it was about possibility.
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It was generally believed to be caused solely by a chemical imbalance in the brain.
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If things seem unfair, there can be passive-aggressive modes of communicating a power imbalance.
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Ambassador Wu said the development of Kenya's industrial base could help cure its trade imbalance.
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Hickenlooper's campaign acknowledged this imbalance when asked for comment about the content of his book.
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There was no clear power imbalance, and for many of them I was totally sober.
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There are, however, practical strategies that can be helpful for couples grappling with this imbalance.
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To eradicate harassment, we must change the power imbalance that women face in their workplaces.
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He was then sidelined with what the team called a scapular imbalance in his shoulder.
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"This also helps ameliorate the trade imbalance between China and the United States," he said.
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In recent years gender imbalance around the world has been reduced, especially in the West.
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Draw attention to the economic imbalance, then tell people they should protest and demand change.
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Trump came into office vowing to end the trade imbalance with China — a worthy goal.
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Warren has had a consistent gender imbalance when it comes to male and female voters.
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This imbalance in casting creates an uneasiness that spreads through the team like a virus.
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The section reflects efforts by the festival to address the gender imbalance among its directors.
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As the pace of technological innovation and adoption rapidly increases, the imbalance will likely worsen.
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Epic has tried to counter the imbalance of its players in a number of ways.
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But it sheds light on an authentic engine of imbalance in the criminal justice system.
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To change this imbalance, May 10 must be a reality on the ground in Mexico.
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Easy to do with a massive trade imbalance enabled by theft and forced technology transfer.
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We're grabbing market share, and we're doing our part to rectify our imbalance of trade.
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Is it to hack a 100 billion dollar off the trade imbalance or something else?
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This can result in overfishing of these smaller fish, creating an imbalance in natural ecosystems.
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The president also brought up the chronic trade imbalance between China and the United States.
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But there is a power imbalance built into all interactions between civilians and law enforcement.
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The imbalance is improving, but now there are questions about how fast demand will grow.
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James is a sensitive kid and might soon realize the imbalance in the gift-giving.
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What's more, the researchers also found an imbalance in who would benefit from those inversions.
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Despite this imbalance in food production, the quality of life in Tuvalu is relatively high.
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What we've found is that there's an increasing imbalance between the haves and have-nots.
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Diarrhea can become severe if there is an imbalance of the body's electrolytes and dehydration.
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It's hard to understand exactly how large the imbalance in retirement savings is right now.
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This imbalance may be informing the production of treatments that don't work for non-Europeans.
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We had talked about the power imbalance of being the subject and the shooter beforehand.
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During squats, the water moves around, creating an imbalance that mimics hockey players' dynamic movements.
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Therefore "'Consent' cannot fully capture the complexity of the encounter" when this power imbalance is present.
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So I think there's a supply/demand imbalance and a difficult position for the Federal Reserve.
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This imbalance in recognition is especially evident when you look at the people behind the camera.
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For years, we've recognized that there's a huge global imbalance between the rich and the poor.
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Trump has on many occasions attacked China for the massive trade imbalance between the two countries.
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Strickland's recognition serves as a major milestone while highlighting the gender imbalance of the prize's winners.
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But today, this law is contributing to a huge imbalance in the space available for worship.
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It also criticized Trump's comments about China's trade imbalance with the U.S., calling his logic "naïve".
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The industry's gender imbalance got even worse this year, with several departures of female chief executives.
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The real pathology is a severe imbalance in land supply, argues Larry Hu of Macquarie Securities.
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But a trade imbalance, geopolitical uncertainty and the weakness of developed economies could lower those estimates.
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Head Designer Mark Rosewater's first inclination was to deny that there was much of an imbalance.
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The best thing about Mr Ryan's tax credit is that it begins to redress the imbalance.
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For car companies, co-bots — and people — are seen as a way to right this imbalance.
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Yet neither the sex imbalance nor the anniversary of women's suffrage quite explains the bronze mania.
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And when you have an imbalance, the other place is going to take advantage of you.
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Because I think ultimately, that really is the trade imbalance that we should be concerned about.
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However, those undulations eventually did cause one of the suspension cables to snap, creating an imbalance.
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But to correct an imbalance, you have to focus on the other side of the scale.
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They discovered that kaons and their antimatter partners decay in different ways, contributing to the imbalance.
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TRUMPSAYS WE HOPE TO ADDRESS TRADE IMBALANCE AND ENSURE FAIRNESS AND RECIPROCITY IN OUR TRADE RELATIONSHIP
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It also has a safeguard clause to protect agriculture in the event of a "market imbalance".
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A psychiatrist offered drugs to fix what he said was a chemical imbalance in her brain.
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It reminds me of nothing so much as the systematic partisan imbalance in Sunday show bookings.
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The research shows that the failure to process certain experiences can lead to continued emotional imbalance.
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Traditional medical tests, like a GI test or colonoscopy, cannot track this microbe and metabolic imbalance.
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Mindfulness can help regulate chemical imbalance in your brain, but it's not followed by that rush.
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The supply demand imbalance is only likely to grow worse as the baby boom generation retires.
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Eliminating that imbalance would reduce the wealth gap between the two races by almost a third.
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It's the most skewed gender imbalance within the alternative asset space, although not by too much.
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You were talking about the imbalance between supply and demand and there's just not enough supply.
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This particular rally was caused by a "simple" imbalance of more buyers than sellers, he said.
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Gender-imbalance and sexual control are global issues, and they are also baked into American culture.
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"We want to correct the imbalance of our foreign policy over 70 years," Asif told Reuters.
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Although the imbalance is laughable and impossible, it introduces the indisputable truth that time is subjective.
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That imbalance partly reflects the larger pattern of Democratic strength in states with stronger immigrant traditions.
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The trade imbalance with China is not the problem, much as the president might suggest so.
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It's not just about correcting the imbalance for a group of people to which I belong.
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But we are poised to witness the greatest imbalance ever in advertising and ground game spending.
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"Even from a young age, I had a hormonal imbalance where I knew I wasn't female."
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The U.S. only sells China approximately 100 Billion Dollars of goods & products, a very big imbalance.
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The trade imbalance has long been a thorny and intractable topic in the Sino-US relationship.
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That is an imbalance that men like Wawrinka — sympathy or no sympathy — will continue to exploit.
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There are questions about whether consent is truly possible when the power imbalance is especially great.
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The hope among TMT industry leaders, now, is that the Trump FCC will aright this imbalance.
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But in terms of changing the core reality that allows such a power imbalance to exist?
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Twenty years ago, when many sexual harassment cases were first heard, the imbalance was even worse.
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Is such a cultural shift even possible without first solving the gender imbalance in the workplace?
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The imbalance between the two has long rankled Nissan, which is by far the larger company.
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At the same time, he pressed Japan to reduce its trade imbalance with the United States.
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It is up for debate whether the league is suffering or benefiting from a competitive imbalance.
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The gender imbalance remains striking: only 7 percent of the bands on this year's bill do.
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And because you don't have a chemical imbalance to start with, that's just what you'll get.
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But it's a problem for "The Good Fight," because there's a serious imbalance between the plots.
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The group proposed a "take our sons to university day" to try to correct the imbalance.
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You can probably, depending on what kind of person you are, you can abuse that imbalance.
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Ms. Hill said both Washington and Hollywood were plagued by an imbalance and misuse of power.
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Paul, Weiss has said that it regretted the "gender and racial imbalance" of its 2019 class.
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The airline blamed gender imbalance among pilots and the hiring of more women for cabin crews.
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If there is too much of an imbalance over time, the result is poorer well-being.
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A good opening sentence introduces an imbalance: something that tips us forward into whatever comes next.
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The longer it takes to recover deposits, the higher the structural funding imbalance for the banks.
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The government says that it's trying to correct an imbalance in political perspectives in the media.
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Historically, many patron-artist relationships have been troubled, defined by an extreme imbalance of pecuniary power.
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Now, he said, there's a "supply-demand imbalance" thanks to the proliferation of promising young companies.
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The gender imbalance here very much reflects the dearth of female leaders in the real world.
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The crew was trying to move passengers to address a weight imbalance, an airline spokesman said.
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It would take a lot of such agreements to make a dent in the trade imbalance.
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In many ways, the area is a microcosm of the enduring economic imbalance in South Africa.
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Even then, the U.S. bilateral trade imbalance with China has increased over the past two years.
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By 2015, they had turned toward determining solutions for an imbalance they felt threatened America's stability.
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And some of those men used that imbalance of power to intimidate the women into silence.
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It is quite another matter to come up with a coherent strategy to address that imbalance.
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Orrin Hatch of Utah said the gender imbalance on the committee would not be a problem.
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President Trump wants China to play by the rules, and help bring down our trade imbalance.
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At the same time, Trumped pressed Japan to reduce its trade imbalance with the United States.
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"That imbalance of power and attention is the whole point — and the whole problem," she wrote.
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In order: From there we turned to the gender imbalance in the world of venture capital.
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Climate change is particularly hard on the oceans, which absorb 93% of the Earth's energy imbalance.
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This year could be a turning point, a departure from this longstanding tradition of gender imbalance.
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First, the imbalance creates an unlevel playing field for a single NAFTA partner: the United States.
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Separately, New York is trying to fix the gender imbalance in the city's art and monuments.
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But I think these protests in particular have really sharpened the understanding of the power imbalance.
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Not only has this outmoded way of thinking helped to create an economic imbalance, where vast amounts of wealth are concentrated in a tiny handful of cities, it is also responsible for a fundamental imbalance between where people want to live and where the jobs are located.
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They create a narrative power imbalance where the main character's best friends can never be their equal.
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Noisey: Do you notice that imbalance of knowledge in interactions when you talk to boys about music?
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Gravitational anomaly says that changes in the shape of space can cause an imbalance in this handedness.
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Jeong's genius lies in the way she complicates gender imbalance in archetypal dynamics between puppeteer and puppet.
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He also has placed Germany at the center of his complaints about a U.S.-European trade imbalance.
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So the 30-year-old twins from Perth, Australia, are going on Botched to fix their imbalance.
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Nevertheless, the situation we now find ourselves in is undeniably overshadowed by a huge imbalance of power.
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Trump described the U.S. trade imbalance with Japan as "unbelievably large" but he hoped to address that.
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Rape-and-revenge is a film genre with just as stupid a gender imbalance as every other.
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There have long been tensions between Nissan and Renault over the imbalance of power in their alliance.
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They create an imbalance in the energy flowing in and out of the planet, driving temperatures up.
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That imbalance has led to more promotions and a skewed focus on outlet and other discount channels.
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What about a president taking advantage of a gargantuan power imbalance with a 22-year-old intern?
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So, when there's an imbalance or tightness, everything else in your body can feel out of whack.
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He&aposs right to say that the imbalance between the U.S. and China has grown over time.
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According to the study, the imbalance between the pay of CEOs and workers is actually getting worse.
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We are actually turning them into an enemy in some ways by allowing this imbalance to exist.
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The cause and consequence of this imbalance is that most races are designed with men in mind.
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So a work/life imbalance gets in the way of the pleasure parents feel in their children.
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Given the high stakes of their organization, it's safe to say that this is a power imbalance.
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One particular contributor to the August imbalance was soybeans, a hotly contested point of the trade war.
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We know that bacterial vaginosis is likely caused by an imbalance of bacteria in a person's vagina.
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Mr Trump is pursuing China, too, offering LNG as a way to narrow the bilateral trade imbalance.
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Ross said "the gap remains wide" on how to address the trade imbalance between the two nations.
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It said the international market still lacked solid improvement to address the imbalance in supply and demand.
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Cutting through that imbalance between Kardashian's head and heart is her Mercury sign, which is in Scorpio.
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Trump was apparently (ill) advised that China's readiness to reduce the bilateral trade imbalance won't be enough.
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The thinking was that unless equal pay laws were applied more forcefully, the imbalance might never close.
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Or there could be an imbalance of power that's damaging to someone in the friendship, she says.
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Trump pressed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to even out a trade imbalance with the United States.
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But today's global bond market yields represent severe policy distortions that present an obvious risk/reward imbalance.
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There was almost no partisan imbalance among female CEOs, who made up only 2.8% of those measured.
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Despite the amounts raised this week, bankers say there is a huge imbalance between demand and supply.
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The sun faces off with power planet Pluto on Sunday, revealing patterns of jealousy or power imbalance.
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Trump complained about the trade imbalance between China and the United States during his run for president.
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That's normally a market imbalance," said Lee, who is Fundstrat's Head of Research, on Wednesday's "Trading Nation.
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It also has a safeguard clause to protect Belgian farmers in the event of a "market imbalance".
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It's clear that the talent imbalance is kind of throwing off the whole show at this point.
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"Trump won in our district largely because of the trade issue and the trade imbalance," Tenney said.
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Mr. Chen was in San Francisco as part of a new program trying to change that imbalance.
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All told, about 74% of people surveyed reported having some financial imbalance before they started their relationship.
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Social Security, meanwhile, faces a long-term imbalance in cost and revenue, but the gap is manageable.
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But the global imbalance in trade means most of these containers are empty on the return journey.
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Instead, the White House is touting Xi's willingness to "reduce the trade imbalance," which is indeed massive.
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Excess liquidity has prompted a supply and demand imbalance, leaving the biggest funds to wield less power.
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This is hardly surprising considering how very much larger Germany's external imbalance is than that of China.
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The power imbalance that Du Bois cautioned against is a defining feature of the community of nations.
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That's what has characterized our economy in recent decades, and it's just a huge imbalance of power.
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Poroshenko, elected that June, fired Kolomoisky, who explained his removal as an imbalance of the oligarch system.
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The largest imbalance for Mr. Trump was in Michigan, where he out-advertised her by 1,567 ads.
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This creates a quandary: What sort of plausible trade war "win" could fix America's huge trade imbalance?
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And it's a market that's ripe for disruption given the historic information imbalance between buyers and sellers.
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And some people just naturally produce fewer good bacteria, so they may be constantly fighting that imbalance.
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That's an imbalance that tech sector executives Sheryl Sandberg and Tim Cook say they want to change.
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But doctors have never fully understood how, exactly, returning combat veterans experience severe depression and mood imbalance.
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CargoX tries to correct this supply/demand imbalance by matching businesses with truckers who have excess capacity.
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These contrasts are largely driven by the regional imbalance in the long-term impact of climate change.
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It's time to address the imbalance of power in the workplace and help develop more women leaders.
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"The only domestic imbalance in the economy right now is in the public sector," writes Mr. Shepherdson.
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There's a slightly awkward imbalance between the complexity of the system and the simplicity of the results.
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I'm already wealthy and glorified, and have a chemical imbalance that gives me constant adrenaline-based migraines.
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Tired of editors giving assignments overwhelmingly to men, Ms. Zalcman created Women Photograph to address the imbalance.
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These precedents had created an imbalance, giving broad powers to the government and few rights to individuals.
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The scale of the virus-led market imbalance meant OPEC was always on a hiding to nothing.
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The state may need to call on this "energy imbalance market" during the eclipse, Mr. Schmitt said.
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Symmetrical alopecia is caused by a hormonal imbalance, which was probably in turn caused by ovarian cysts.
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But the department provided no data to contradict The Times's findings of a systemwide imbalance in discipline.
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Now a new group is emerging on the left in an aggressive effort to counter that imbalance.
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In fact, the imbalance is built into the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which went into effect in 803.
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Ross and Mnuchin should not just focus on the imbalance in tariff levels between the two countries.
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To counteract this imbalance, the smaller star begins drifting away and losing material to the bigger star.
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Smoothed over a three-month average, the trade imbalance edged lower by $300 million, to $45.2 billion.
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However, Stockman said the big problem of trade imbalance is not a result of bad trade deals.
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You spend tons of time with other comedians, often in situations where there's an imbalance in power.
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Back in the 1970s, the visionary American composer Francis Thorne decided to do something about this imbalance.
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Americans strongly prefer addressing the long-term fiscal imbalance almost exclusively through new taxes on the rich.
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This imbalance stems from the fact that "centrist" ideas are the province of the educated, wealthy elite.
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So now they are zeroing in on a name to change the panel's gender imbalance: Marsha Blackburn.
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Whether you agree with the show's thesis or not, it creates a comedic imbalance Who Is America?
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The other thing, then, would be to correct the imbalance in the House and the Electoral College.
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"I'm also interested in featuring women I meet on the road — artists, chefs, authors, locals of all kinds — because, as I've learned from working with Hollywood, when you have an imbalance in who's telling the stories, there's also an imbalance on whose stories are being told," she said.
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But James's career also reveals the limits of labor autonomy in an infrastructure with such a power imbalance.
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Along with other factors that were happening on that day, that market imbalance contributed to the flash crash.
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For the whole year, the deficit rose 0.4 percent to $502.3 billion, the highest annual imbalance since 21.8.
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The Commerce Department says the trade deficit jumped 6.8 percent to $45.2 billion, the largest imbalance since February.
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She also added that it was clear the imbalance is not due to the motion of the earth.
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That trend, some argue, will cause retail's biggest underlying problem — an imbalance of supply and demand — to persist.
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It is the gatekeepers, the editors, and the publishers that should be aware of this imbalance of representation.
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This early imbalance only gets magnified later on, as workplace sexism become a daily part of their lives.
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So the imbalance between girls and boys at birth is diminishing in several countries, including China and India.
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Although the insurer has been improving its underwriting performance, Fitch notes a growing imbalance in VSK's business mix.
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The imbalance of the cast in terms of acting skills is apparent at certain points in their interactions.
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The trade imbalance between China and the U.S. stems from the greenback's global reserve currency status, they said.
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"The pills they seem to be given are basically causing a hormonal imbalance in their bodies," she said.
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Women are vulnerable because when you have a dynamic as you do in politics there's a power imbalance.
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The imbalance between North America and Latin America fuelled the northward migration that so distresses some American voters.
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Fact No. 2993: We are faced with a huge gender imbalance in technology that is only getting worse.
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But remember, trade imbalance was a major motivator that drove Mr. Trump into politics in the first place.
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But the campaign has led to a wider debate about the imbalance of power and resources in Tunisia.
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A growing part of Silicon Valley, the non-italicized version, is the investigation into gender imbalance and diversity.
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Yes, a gender imbalance suggests that there are different accounts for boys and girls when they have sex.
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According to Dr. Lombardi, the majority of acne in adults is a result of hormonal imbalance and inflammation.
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CHINESE AMBASSADOR SAYS CHINA IS READY TO ADDRESS TRADE IMBALANCE WITH U.S., BUY MORE U.S. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
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That imbalance forecasts a ton of advertising dollars shifting to mobile, and Snap stands to soak them up.
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The government had tried to justify the tax rise by saying it addressed an imbalance in the system.
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" Essentially, it's as Godsi says: "You can't give consent properly in a relationship where there's a power imbalance.
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This extreme funding imbalance has resulted in a blizzard of misleading No on 1631 ads on local television.
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Property prices have been shooting up since April 2200 due in part to a supply and demand imbalance.
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Sachs is not the only one who has challenged Trump's aim to reduce the U.S.-China trade imbalance.
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But the imbalance has been masked by the engorged stockpiles carried over from 2709 and a mild winter.
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Giving the abused spouse legal status is critical to help break down a power imbalance in these relationships.
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Property prices have been shooting up since April 2016 due in part to a supply and demand imbalance.
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It is doing so with the purported goal of eliminating the bilateral U.S.-China trade imbalance by 2024.
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"Somewhat surprisingly ... interpersonal skills is where we're seeing the biggest imbalance," Weiner told CNBC's "Squawk Box " in April.
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A supply imbalance could depress prices and make it harder to attract funding for new LNG export terminals.
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Those numbers are disturbing — as is the fact that the gender imbalance in tech isn't a new problem.
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We've changed the behavior of animals by changing the environment—urban, industrial, and rural, thereby creating an imbalance.
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Nor can we consider that power imbalance in isolation from the way Amazon pits cities against one another.
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The administration's budget plan reflects wishful thinking, not a serious effort to address the long-run fiscal imbalance.
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The so-called trade imbalance is a one-dimensional view and a misunderstanding of the benefits of trade.
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In that time, he has become increasingly wary of the trade imbalance between the United States and China.
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"This is telling me you're right to think, 'Oh wait, there's some sort of imbalance here,'" he said.
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An important and overlooked contributor to this imbalance is the way that maternity and paternity leave are structured.
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To correct the gender imbalance, employers should place a bigger emphasis on providing career progression offerings, like sponsorships.
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Gender imbalance in the kitchen is as French as foie gras and as traditional as a postprandial coffee.
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But I believe that this nonadjustable imbalance is part of what has always fueled Trump's rage against Obama.
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The hope is that by spotlighting the imbalance and pushing to diversify judges, the awards will balance out.
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Given decades of concern and investment to redress this imbalance, the current state of the field is alarming.
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Research shows that this gender imbalance in tech stems from the different ways in which children are raised.
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There exists between service workers and their customers an inherent imbalance of power: We meet sneers with apologies.
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I'd broken the rules; my glimmer of expressed affection had led to a fatal imbalance in the game.
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My question is — given the imbalance that seems to exist here, why do you sign up for more?
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That imbalance looks even starker when considering that Clinton won less than one-sixth of the nation's counties.
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The imbalance is an indication, the report's sponsors say, that efforts to diversify Hollywood are far from inclusive.
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Government investigators have blamed overloading, the ship's structural imbalance and poor decisions by the crew for the disaster.
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The imbalance discourages any possibility of meaningful conversation and reduces all of political discourse to empty, shallow quippery.
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Syria's problem is seen, in part, as a deadlocked military imbalance that American force is meant to overturn.
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This is why tariff policies don't work — they do not address the underlying imbalance between saving and investment.
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Even with the imbalance of empathy, the criticism of the film's perceived unbearable whiteness seemed unfair to me.
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These are firms, she believes, that will help the gender imbalance in finance&aposs upper echelon even out.
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An imbalance between political and operational considerations is precisely what General McMaster abhorred about the Vietnam-era process.
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The U.S. trade imbalance with Germany remains stubbornly high, on track to hit $2628 billion again in 28500.
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An imbalance in its product mix resulted in excess stock that required markdowns to clear, the company said.
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Water scarcityThis investing thesis is based on the imbalance between higher population growth and potentially lower water supply.
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Such imbalance remains a striking incongruity for Broadway, where an estimated 67 percent of the audience is women.
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Trump took office promising to fix our trade imbalance with China, and what's the first thing he did?
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The SALT cap takes this gross imbalance and supercharges it, costing New Yorkers another $15 billion each year.
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"It is in China's interest to implement measures that would reduce the bilateral trade imbalance," the report warned.
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People use the word dizziness when referring to lightheadedness, unsteadiness, motion intolerance, imbalance, floating or a tilting sensation.
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And on the national level, he said, the imbalance is not nearly as great as Mr. Springare suggested.
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There is an imbalance today caused by the increase in executive powers and the rise of federal agencies.
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Brokers generally align with employers in disputes, creating a power imbalance and leaving workers with nowhere to turn.
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Unions have helped prevent and helped stopped the imbalance of power that we are seeing in the country.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, who is notorious for misogynist comments he made as a congressman, has shrugged off the imbalance.
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Ana Barboza had been steadily gaining weight since moving to a new state and dealing with a hormonal imbalance.
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Despite the fervour around the #MeToo movement over the past two years, Griffin reckons the power imbalance largely remains.
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In many of these cases, the perception of an imbalance of strength is at the root of the problem.
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And yet, I look at this, imbalance of trade, I don&apost know why we would keep these numbers.
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Only about 13,000 vehicles from U.S. automakers sold in Japan in both 2016 and 2015, causing a trade imbalance.
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However, given this current trade imbalance, our trading partners have more to lose from reduced trade than we do.
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I think because they're photos of the scene from someone that's in the scene there isn't a power imbalance.
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In recent years, everyone from Lambert and Cam to Underwood have spoken out about the imbalance in the genre.
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But activists maintain that the power imbalance between staff and residents at institutions can foster a culture of abuse.
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The one-child-per-couple policy—which was in place from 1979 to 2016—contributed to the demographic imbalance.
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Fortunately, the Juilliard School — where Babbitt taught for 37 years — will help rectify the imbalance with this year's Focus!
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ALLIANCE IMBALANCE Renault had previously angled for a merger with Nissan but has been rebuffed by CEO Hiroto Saikawa.
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Included among those critics is Natalie Portman, who used Sunday's red carpet as an opportunity to highlight this imbalance.
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The power imbalance is huge, and the duty of care to that model is even greater as a result.
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Flemings, a digital brand strategist and CEO of marketing agency Brand Camp University, set out to correct that imbalance.
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But even in the wake of Weinstein, the power imbalance that made Weinstein's behavior possible has remained largely intact.
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The WHO attributes the "fundamental cause" of obesity worldwide to "an energy imbalance between calories consumed and calories expended".
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Indeed the majority of works in this show are from the 21st century, which is something of an imbalance.
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This led to an imbalance: the Kosovan districts were still using electricity, but no one was paying for it.
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Trump also said he would work to straighten out the trade imbalance in talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The same type of muscle imbalance can happen in highly active people who have very strong quads or hamstrings.
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But most of what we're doing is reporting and I think that's like a big part of the imbalance.
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Besides, I was already noticing an imbalance in ingredients and had anticipated needing to skip components in future meals.
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EF helps to run Code First: Girls, which tries to redress the imbalance by teaching female undergraduates to code.
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For Grace, the effects of that cultural imbalance also manifest in a more intimate, nagging place: her Twitter DMs.
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It's a very telling sign of the gender imbalance that rules the music industry and show business at large.
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The exception is sure to be China's biggest cities, where there clearly is an imbalance between supply and demand.
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In recognition of this employment imbalance, there exists an avenue of relief for those companies employing 4.6 million workers.
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"It creates this imbalance between the siblings where there is jealousy and competition and all that sort of chaos."
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The next step is to put forward big, creative ideas to address it and mend the imbalance of power.
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For February, the deficit with China dropped 2.8 percent to $28.1 billion, still the largest imbalance with any country.
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For every piece inserted to stabilize a rickety roster, another is pulled out just as quickly, creating more imbalance.
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The most significant imbalance that can, and often does, develop late in an expansion period is excessive consumer debt.
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Some feeling had passed from her murdered grandmother — of the weightlessness of life, of sightlessness, of imbalance and collapse.
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That imbalance will quickly cause the price of that cryptocoin to plunge, as we saw so clearly on Friday.
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Grosjean's car shed pieces of the left-side bargeboard, with some lodging under the car and creating an imbalance.
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That shift also helps to rectify a power imbalance that can, in some cases, negatively impact a person's health.
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As a direct result of this imbalance, community-based cancer practices have been consistently bought up by hospital systems.
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America is now so closely divided between the parties that such an extended imbalance isn't likely to occur again.
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That imbalance may force some companies to consider scaling back production of cars to better align output with demand.
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That millennials are saving more than their parents did is creating an "economic imbalance," reported Pippa Stevens for CNBC.
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Is there a way to point out the imbalance that won't make me sound needy or her self-absorbed?
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There was a racial imbalance: a person was more likely to be found innocent if the victim was black.
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He has raged in public and private against trade imbalance, particularly with Germany, as it relates to auto imports.
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China's one-child policy and preference for boys has created a huge gender imbalance that reverberates across Southeast Asia.
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Dating a coworker can sometimes be complicated and unhealthy, especially if there is a major power imbalance at play.
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The huge imbalance doesn't give the news media much bargaining power when it comes to working with these platforms.
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PCOS, a hormonal imbalance where the body makes more testosterone-like hormones behind cystic acne, is another common cause.
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That imbalance is one of a growing number of signs that New York may be facing a luxury glut.
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While that imbalance is unnerving for some investors, Harvey said tech's heavy presence should act as its own insurance.
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I think you're right, Todd, that the moment feels like a return to the emotional imbalance of season one.
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There is also no set time period for these events, which adds to the story's necessary confusing and imbalance.
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"Use of a baseball bat in self-defense will likely be viewed as an imbalance of force," Shanahan wrote.
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But for Minimalist sculptor Carl Andre, the only chemical imbalance involved in a tragic death was a high BAC.
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The downside: It's still single-digit territory, despite a year of heavy emphasis on the venture industry's gender imbalance.
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The imbalance is now worse than it was in France before their French Revolution—the middle class is collapsing.
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The U.S.-China trade imbalance is a standalone issue; it should be handled with economic and trade policy instruments.
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In this dispatch from Dubai, our reporter examines how that imbalance of power can be emotionally unsettling and exploitative.
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The plan known as AB5 is a good first step in reducing the power imbalance between companies and workers.
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As in the United States, this imbalance can be blamed in part on the inequities of the movie industry.
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It is also about changes to laws and policies that perpetuate the imbalance of power between men and women.
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The overall U.S. trade deficit, mostly contributed by a bilateral imbalance with China, hasn't changed much in the year.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says that people use their smartphones more for consumption than for creation, creating an imbalance.
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U.S. millennials is saving more than the free-spending boomers did before them, and its's causing an economic imbalance.
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And I think you have to look at what's going on within the context of that very significant imbalance.
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It's a strange imbalance, but Mishra writes with enough style, energy and incision that he carries the reader through.
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To correct the imbalance, the next deck section and cables were installed on the opposite side of the pylons.
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"This is a first step towards redressing that imbalance with more to follow in the years ahead," Schuster said.
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Whatever the true cause, it is clear that the tax code could fix at least some of the imbalance.
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The Indian government, activists and N.G.O.s must find solutions that will more swiftly improve the gender imbalance in births.
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Posing Leon as a subtle proxy for indigenity risks an oversimplified equivalence — unexpected in a novel sensitive to imbalance.
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Nor would it do much to address Donald Trump's pet although misguided peeve, the imbalance in U.S.-China trade.
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"Fiction is definitely one of the ways in which I process my anger at the imbalance of power in a city, and in the world, and how much I want to imagine a place where that imbalance can be addressed," Miller says in Episode 307 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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"The overall United States global trade imbalance is the result of economic conditions in the United States — the excess of investment over savings," Martin Feldstein, a former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, has argued, adding that if America's trade imbalance with China were eliminated, it would simply shift to other countries.
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But, like a couple where one side is more interested than the other, the expectational imbalance is starting to show.
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Depending how many other former generals Trump chooses, there could be an imbalance in civil-military relations in the administration.
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It was a rare blowup in a perpetually cool relationship, one more often governed by an unspoken power imbalance — Mrs.
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"I have a chemical imbalance that, in its most extreme state, will lead me to a mental hospital," she said.
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S. trade imbalance is mostly the result of differences between the economic structures and development stages of the two countries.
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The tonal imbalance suggests that whatever momentum Kasich had after his second place New Hampshire finish is already being squandered.
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But if the Sith is representative of the Dark Side, wouldn't that just create a new imbalance in the Force?
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In this particular case, Washington also has the option of using non-confrontational measures to reduce the existing trade imbalance.
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The deficit with Mexico rose 24 percent in $63.2 billion in 2016, the largest imbalance with that country since 2011.
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"We already had a civilian-military imbalance at the Defense Department, and Trump is making it worse," he told CNN.
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This salt is crucial to the functioning of the nervous system, and an imbalance within the body can be fatal.
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Green Plains has not yet activated the co-op because Becker is holding out hope lawmakers will address the imbalance.
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In Malaysia for five decades, policy has sought to redress the economic imbalance through privileges given the Muslim-Malay majority.
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This means that the huge imbalance between warm temperature records and cold records so far this year will only grow.
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However, after wrestling through the film, I understand how Jackson's continuing global influence makes space for such a supposed imbalance.
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China's Population and Family Planning Law banned gender testing in 2002, to prevent a widening of the country's gender imbalance.
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We've been quietly chipping away at a systemic power imbalance for nearly a century; now, the sledgehammers are coming out.
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They stated that Savino leveraged a power imbalance to ensure they went along with his lewd suggestions and come-ons.
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Also, strong customer interest left us in supply/demand imbalance for several of our products throughout the quarter this year.
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A big problem is the lack of technological expertise in Congress, and the informational imbalance with the tech companies' lobbyists.
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A brain hormone is lowered normally around birth and some women appear to be vulnerable to the imbalance that causes.
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The imbalance between bullish and bearish positions is close to a record, an analysis of regulatory and exchange data showed.
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" Clue said its "probabilistic statistical model" for the hormonal imbalance offered a "smart assessment that can be shared with doctors.
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The power imbalance between you and your former employer placed you in a position where you had nowhere to go.
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"The rating is designed to support and promote women and redress the imbalance in the film industry," the website reads.
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But there's a power imbalance at work in this particular relationship that makes this all a little hard to swallow.
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Some may balk at the suggestion a holographic female doll bot serving up answers is somehow creating a gender imbalance.
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The German court said it found a structural imbalance within the sports court that favored sports governing bodies over athletes.
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But later the wall fell, a reunited Germany was once more at the heart of Europe and the imbalance returned.
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The end of June saw 6.7 million job openings and just 6.6 million Americans classified as unemployed, an unprecedented imbalance.
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"With the slowing Chinese economy, the trade imbalance will further widen," according to Garima Arora, executive officer, international division, CII.
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Every citizen should be educated about the dangers to privacy, liberty and the imbalance of power that surveillance technologies bring.
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For him, lecture performance lays bare the imbalance of power between lecturer and listener, and highlights the alchemy of language.
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That fleshes out the recording, even if it retains a low-end imbalance, but then I happen to favor that.
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While talking to Dixon, Coates acknowledges the "power imbalance" in their past, but they seem to let it glide by.
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Rectifying that imbalance in such a large project could help make sure that all Americans can benefit from personalized medicine.
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We all want to be better in everything we are doing – and addressing the gender imbalance should be no different.
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That imbalance has helped feed a new sense of American trade protectionism, boosting populist candidates like GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.
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Apps that help women track their cycles can also help identify other health issues like illness, stress and hormone imbalance.
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PCOS, as it is often called, happens when women have a hormonal imbalance which can result in excessive facial hair.
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At the same time, he pressed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to reduce Japan's trade imbalance with the United States.
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Much of this defensiveness stems from a straightforward imbalance in political power, given how few states are in Democratic hands.
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"EDF is highly in debt and the imbalance between the company's assets and its equity capital is worrying," he said.
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But there are few signs yet that the imbalance between SWF demand for infrastructure assets and accessible supply is easing.
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Fiscal imbalance Despite apparent calmness in the Treasury market, our federal government has made more promises than it can keep.
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That's despite efforts to eliminate racial and ethnic disparities, suggesting that new policies will be needed to eliminate the imbalance.
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The main driver, he says, is a growing imbalance between those who have natural resources and those who need them.
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Just as between Members and their staff, a power imbalance exists between senior staff and junior staff in congressional offices.
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When thinning hair and muscle aches occur simultaneously, it's possible you have hypothyroidism, a type of hormonal autoimmune hormone imbalance.
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The problems with that particular agency would exist all the same, because it's inefficiency that's the boogeyman, not budget imbalance.
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Though McDounough's headlines are not as bold, her elevation is notable, given a pervasive gender imbalance in the legal profession.
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But Amy is Jonah's superior, and there's an inherent power imbalance there that no one is sure how to navigate.
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Should the board decide to loosen restrictions and let employees sell some shares, the market imbalance creates another potential challenge.
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To tell you would spoil this book's delightful commentary on the often absurd imbalance of prestige between mothers and fathers.
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The imbalance is so small that it has to add up over millions of years to amount to anything significant.
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Alsup emphasized that his rule just delays settlement talks to even the power imbalance between defendants and prospective class members.
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The idea that there's this imbalance in telling the truth, or that there's only one side that's lying to us.
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Such an imbalance between supply and demand could explain in part why property values are on the rise, Newport said.
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National recognition is a way to level a cosmic imbalance that privileges some communities' collective identities—and suffering—over others.
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He added that the elephant had dangerously high blood pressure and an imbalance of sodium and potassium in his body.
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But more than half of all human conceptions die during gestation, and this results in a sex imbalance at birth.
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So he may force the Chinese to do something about this ridiculous trade imbalance that they've mounted over the years.
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It might also help redress Europe's saving-investment imbalance, which underlies its large bilateral trade surplus with the United States.
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Over the past couple of months, mid-level U.S. and Indian officials have discussed ways to level the trade imbalance.
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Given the present rate of temperature rise, the imbalance between plant uptake and microbial release of CO2 may well grow.
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And if you look at our trade balance, there's one geographic source of our imbalance and that's most importantly China.
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Oil shipments show an ongoing excess, while price activity in oil futures suggests sagging optimism the imbalance is being corrected.
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These women are integral to the heists from the start—but there's still a noticeable gender imbalance in the franchise.
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I tried to push my depression down for a long time during school, denying I really had a chemical imbalance.
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Psychically—I always describe it as a psychic imbalance—I'd shifted to this place of not knowing where I was.
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And cutting Medicaid while ignoring Social Security, Medicare, and revenue is not a viable strategy to correct the fiscal imbalance.
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Education means increasing chances of getting a job and being successful to eradicate poverty, ignorance and economic imbalance in society.
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But many others, like her husband, are reckoning with the imbalance in their homes, and are trying to change it.
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Mixed-motive suits are an effort to fix this imbalance by shifting some of the burden of proof toward defendants.
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The imbalance is likely to further fuel Mr. Trump's ire toward Canada and his insistence on getting a "fair" pact.
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Our editor discussed how the idea came to her, and a veteran of the Obituaries desk pondered the historical imbalance.
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Mr. Trump complains about the metric frequently, saying the trade imbalance is a measure of America's weakness on trade policy.
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The economics of home buying are getting interesting, thanks to higher mortgage rates, tax changes and a supply-demand imbalance.
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This is the post-Harvey Weinstein era, when gender imbalance, assault and harassment in professional kitchens have been laid bare.
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Diplomats in Brussels say extra attention will be paid to finally righting this imbalance, but the task could prove tricky.
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Digging deeper, if you look broadly at these categories of products on Tmall, there is definitely a supply/demand imbalance.
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In time, mental problems became mental disorders, then brain disorders, perhaps caused by faulty wiring, a "chemical imbalance" or genes.
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I became acutely aware of the imbalance at the time of the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., last August.
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There was no imbalance in our love for one another, and we shared the same values and sense of humor.
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Since Dr. Blasey and Judge Kavanaugh have the same obligation to present the truth, this imbalance may not seem fair.
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During my high school years of hormone induced mental imbalance, I knew that I could depend on my local library.
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"While members of the media have engaged in public reflection about gender bias in reporting, the imbalance continues," it says.
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The second power imbalance was around race — the fact that Harvey was white and I was a person of color.
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Democrats have a rule that exacerbates this imbalance — they allot all delegates proportionally, with no winner-take-all contests permitted.
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A 2014 study found evidence that the reason for the imbalance is the longer evolutionary history of Old World species.
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Trump wants to increase tariffs on European cars exported to the U.S. to reduce the trade imbalance with the continent.
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Sexual harassment, at its core, is driven by power imbalance -- with those who have it preying on those who don't.
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During a panel, a 14-year-old asked a JPMorgan Chase executive how she'd cope with gender imbalance at work.
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Mr. Trump regularly blames those subsidies for a flood of cheap imports, saying they exacerbate the United States trade imbalance.
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The orchestrated campaign is a byproduct of China's one-child policy, which created a great gender imbalance in the population.
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Entertaining the notion of imbalance — that white people are inherently better than others in any way — is also white supremacy.
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One potential reason for this imbalance is that senior citizens vote at some of the highest rates while children cannot.
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In her short tenure, Dugan began to make structural changes to addressing diversity and gender imbalance in the Recording Academy.
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In return, the president has asked China to come up with a plan to cut the two countries' trade imbalance.
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We've traded away our sovereignty and allowed a massive trade imbalance with foreign countries to undercut American industries and workers.
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Worse yet, it seems to be proposing domestic budget policies that would all too likely exacerbate the German imbalance problem.
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Nonetheless, there will continue to be some imbalance in deliveries between the first and second half this year, he said.
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It is very likely that some of the wider trade imbalance will show up in the bilateral balance with China.
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As the study shows, some of the gender imbalance can be explained by the dearth of women founders and funders.
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But once I noticed the imbalance in our personal collection, I felt the books we actually owned should reflect her.
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The end of June saw 3.53 million job openings and just 6.6 million Americans classified as unemployed, an unprecedented imbalance.
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We hope Governor Branstad comes to see the injustice implicit in this imbalance and reconsiders his support for the bill.
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The ocean is the "memory of climate change" -- about 93% of the Earth's energy imbalance ends up in the ocean.
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In the 220th century, it claimed tens of millions of lives across the world, mainly through dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.
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Our 1999 selves would have believed that by 2016, this whole imbalance would have evened out, at least a little.
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The show seems to normalize a power imbalance in romantic relationships, and this can lead to some unhealthy beliefsOne of the aspects of "The Bachelor" seen as most troubling is the way in which the show seems to reinforce the idea that an extreme power imbalance within a relationship is acceptable or even romantic.
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This year's headlines are full of stories on technology's "bro culture" and the gender imbalance in entrepreneurship and the tech world.
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I think that there's this big imbalance in power initially when you come to this world when you're not a boy.
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I found myself getting more and more self-conscious about what I perceived to be a massive imbalance on my face.
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Trade between America and China could continue to grow, even as the technological gap between them, and their bilateral imbalance, shrink.
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So it's likely that communities could start being more proactive in hunting them without risking an imbalance of the surrounding ecosystem.
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And, rest assured, Washington's intent to correct its huge trade imbalance with China is not coming as a surprise to Beijing.
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President Donald Trump has been harshly critical of German automakers and what he sees as an unfair trade imbalance on autos.
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BURMAN: Want to talk about something that you are very close to, which is the trade imbalance with the European Union.
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Earlier studies have shown that an imbalance with the thyroid can cause bone loss and increase a person's risk for fracture.
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"The imbalance is profound, it's structural and it's far-reaching," Butt says of how the legal system deals with sexual assault.
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Trump has consistently cited the announcement -- which has gone viral on video -- as a sign of America's trade imbalance with Mexico.
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Clue and Flo recently introduced tools to evaluate user risk for PCOS, a hormonal imbalance disorder that often causes irregular periods.
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Those in favour see an unfair imbalance between the anonymity granted to victims and the spotlight faced by those falsely accused.
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In the short term, the developing imbalance between production and consumption was masked by an unusually warm winter in 2015/16.
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If the problem really is a long-run imbalance between desired rates of saving and borrowing, current policy is a mess.
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The entertainment industry, like many others, has a historic imbalance of power among gender that allows these violations to run rampant.
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With their smaller populations, they have long chafed at the imbalance of power between them and the more populous central provinces.
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The contract reflects that power imbalance; not being a standard NHS content syndication agreement — but rather DHSC tweaking Amazon's standard terms.
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Professional medical groups disagree over which symptoms are needed to identify the hormonal imbalance — and whether it is overdiagnosed or underdiagnosed.
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"When I got the script, there was this imbalance where it was mostly the parents' movie," she told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Panelists were concerned about an imbalance in the number of deaths in patients taking sirukumab compared with those taking a placebo.
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He sees an imbalance in relations between America and China that, if left unaddressed, "will inevitably lead to very dangerous conflict".
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Despite an enormous trade imbalance between the two countries, some South African companies have profited from investment in their Chinese counterparts.
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The spread of mandatory-arbitration clauses in employment contracts and the decline of trade unions are both signs of that imbalance.
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After years of imbalance, a shift in economic power towards workers is to be welcomed, so long as inflation remains low.
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And that imbalance [of] power has created the culture which has allowed sexual harassment and discrimination to continue for so long.
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And, indeed, the concerns the manifesto articulates about imbalance in political leanings at Google are easy enough to nod along to.
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Any power imbalance will be a catalyst for change and improvement; your roommates, lovers, and friends will be tested and transformed.
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The 2018 and 2020 elections can begin to reverse that imbalance—if Democrats don't overreact and stop demeaning their own base.
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Running a pipeline under the lake, even if it doesn't leak oil, the tribe argues, would "imbalance and desecrate" its waters.
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The rural housing crisis is driving young people out of villages, fraying social ties and creating a "demographic imbalance", said O'Connell.
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However, ethicists have challenged these types of bans, arguing that sex selection will not lead to gender imbalance in the population.
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It's reinforced everyday by the imbalance of genders in empowered positions — something I've seen firsthand, working in tech in Silicon Valley.
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But any linkup with esports must first address several considerations, including the current gender imbalance in gaming and its violent narratives.
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For men without heart disease but with an "effort-reward imbalance" at work, the mortality risk was increased by 22 percent.
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This imbalance means the judicial branch inexorably drifts right, toward a constrained view of the Constitution and a limited federal government.
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But the Met doesn't suffer from the kind of stylistic imbalance that he observed when he started in Rotterdam or Philadelphia.
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Although various reports highlight this gender imbalance in blockchain, Dillenberger notes that she has personally never experienced a blockchain bro culture.
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"There is great imbalance in force used by the IDF and the casualties faced by Palestinians," tweeted the progressive group IfNotNow.
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Yes, we need to fix budgetary imbalance for its own sake, but the problems with government largesse go so much further.
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AI experts worry this imbalance of expertise may end up continuing to skew the technology, biasing algorithms toward first-world perspectives.
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" With former Governor Robert Bentley's removal of the Confederate flag from the capitol, Brewbaker believed that the "imbalance has been corrected.
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All at once, we have landed in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in a topsy-turvy world of technological disruption and hierarchal imbalance.
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That imbalance can mean that kids come up short not just in iron but also other vitamins and minerals and fiber.
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This imbalance is partly due to the historical precedent of weak midterm election results by whichever party controls the White House.
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Social Security faces a long-term financial imbalance that would force sharp benefit cuts in 2000 unless the government makes changes.
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Of the 30 largest U.S. cities, 28 have Democratic mayors, the greatest partisan imbalance since the advent of American political parties.
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The grid has multiple layers of protection to deal with an imbalance between generation and demand and avoid a cascading failure.
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As it turned out, Sudjic had polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormonal imbalance that causes irregular menstrual cycles, infertility and pelvic pain.
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Laura had always assumed that depression was caused by a precisely defined chemical imbalance, which her medications were designed to recalibrate.
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Also, such a shift could help even the trade imbalance that is another perpetual Trump complaint against Europe, and specifically Germany.
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It's this attitude that keeps me coming back, even with controversies such as the perceived imbalance of some of its characters.
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You definitely have an imbalance because [a patient] is in a passive position and really relies on and trusts the professional.
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"If you look at our trade balance, there's one geographic source of our imbalance and that's most importantly China," he added.
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And I wish more women worked in Bouley's dining room; the gender imbalance there is old-fashioned in the wrong way.
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Elijah seems to be increasingly aware of the fact that there's a power imbalance in this relationship that's tipping toward Dill.
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He believed ice was God's cure to any bodily imbalance, whether it was a cut, bruise, sore muscle, fever, or headache.
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This suggested imbalance is, of course, ridiculous: "It's not like the bottom's consent is the only thing that's here," Grace says.
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Day rates are anticipated to remain challenged and range-bound reflecting the market imbalance and economics required to reactivate stacked rigs.
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This results in an imbalance in their systems, and a more pungent body odor could be a by-product of that.
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Bar-Yam and his colleagues' new research shows that a purely monetary solution to the US economy's current imbalance is insufficient.
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"This type of acne is due to a hormonal imbalance and is hard to clear with other options," Dr. Day explains.
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It wasn't driven by any macro event, rather it appears to be computer driven trading that led to an order imbalance.
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That low figure has prompted criticism that the major parties have once again missed a chance to redress the gender imbalance.
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In Williston, N.D., for example, where he visited in July, a sudden gender imbalance led to a whole new social dynamic.
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I think it's great to seek compromise, and to get creative in finding ways to reconcile the imbalance in your libidos.
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There is something that feels competitive about such an imbalance, as the artists and works vie for spatial and thematic dominance.
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The impact of that gender imbalance became clear in 1991, when Anita Hill testified before the all-male Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Possibly. Though François-Henri Pinault, Kering's chief executive, has said the prize is an acknowledgment of a long-held gender imbalance.
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Officials have described Pakistan's soaring current account deficit — a measure of the imbalance between imports and exports — as an existential crisis.
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What's new: The City Council's Women's Caucus, led by Ms. Rivera and Margaret S. Chin, is working to correct the imbalance.
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One of Trump's demands that is easier to fix for Beijing is to reduce the trade imbalance between the two nations.
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But the biggest factor in the trade imbalance is related to car sales, and that's what really bothers the Trump administration.
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Further Resources: How I Solved the Gender Labor Imbalance Mom: The Designated Worrier Students 13 and older are invited to comment.
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And there is a trade imbalance today because we've been investing in our future and you Americans have been eating yours.
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What do you think: Is there a danger of a growing imbalance between the powers of local governments and tech companies?
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It has become a significant issue in Silicon Valley, where gender imbalance is stark and tales of sexual harassment are rampant.
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A number of factors are largely responsible for this wild imbalance, and they say a lot about how scientists approach science.
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ALLVP is tapping into the content opportunity with a monthly podcast series that educates around the gender imbalance in tech, too.
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Even acne and rosacea might indicate "an imbalance of what's going on inside, whether it's your diet, hormones, stress," she says.
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Both countries realize that the existing trade imbalance is unsustainably large and disruptive for their more stable political and security ties.
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When civil war broke out in 1975, the political imbalance prompted each of the major sects to form its own militias.
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When triangles get stuck in imbalance, "you need some kind of external force to help bring it into balance," Uzzi said.
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The problem that Nichols and Weiner are describing — call it the invent-transcribe imbalance — is one that should be eminently solvable.
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Could we ever change the power imbalance that routinely blamed women for inviting sexual assault just by walking down a street?
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But the imbalance is also a reflection of what voters care deeply about, and that tends to be not foreign affairs.
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This was no easy task: Washington's relationship with Mexico has been strained by an imbalance of power and by American slights.
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And the imbalance has only intensified under President Trump because of how many young, liberal women his election drew into politics.
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The White House's trade goals include pushing China to buy more U.S. goods to reduce the trade imbalance between the countries.
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Minter said the reduced refining output at Texas and Louisiana refineries is also creating an imbalance in the global crude market.
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This could prompt welcome credit differentiation that has so far been amiss this year due to the supply and demand imbalance.
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Bryant, one of the first to challenge that imbalance, became a mother superior to any number of young artists, including Hammons.
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The imbalance between debt and earnings is expressed as the debt-to-EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) ratio.
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The imbalance between competitive and battleground states is somewhat similar to a regionalism issue, at least in a mathematical sense: Mrs.
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The temptation to blame news organizations for this imbalance is strong, but there is at least some reason to resist it.
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He thinks of the imbalance in trade with other nations as a sign that the U.S. is being taken advantage of.
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Late monsoons in India, an imbalance in sea temperatures in the Indian Ocean and strong winds have hampered rainfall in Australia.
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His top advisers are pressing Beijing to commit to a specific target for reducing the bilateral trade imbalance between the countries.
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Peter Muller is one of Wall Street's revered quant traders - but a work imbalance early in his career nearly derailed him.
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One explanation political scientists like to offer is the imbalance of news coverage: Attention to each candidate surges during that period.
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He declined to specify when an imbalance in autos trade would be addressed but acknowledged autos were a key goods area.
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This racialized difference in exposure reflects an imbalance of "approximately 7,000 deaths a year from heart disease"— in the USA alone.
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As the U.S. is running fiscal stimulus, I think the chance for the U.S. to narrow its current imbalance is low.
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That imbalance held through at least the early 2000s, according to Jennifer Lawless, an expert on women in politics at American University.
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This initial imbalance can be caused by anything from damaging loud noises to ear infections, it's thought, and often accompanies hearing loss.
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According to recent reports China has offered to buy more U.S. products in the coming years to reduce the imbalance in goods.
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A growing power imbalance between an economically successful Germany and a stagnant, reform-shy France has compounded underlying differences of national tradition.
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China's one-child policy, which was relaxed in 2016, has led to a demographic gender imbalance in which men far outnumber women.
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Volcanoes cool the land much more quickly than the oceans, leading to a global temperature imbalance that has significant effects on rainfall.
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When I started the company in 2014 I noticed a gender imbalance in the dating world that I wanted to help solve.
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Fultz averaged 6.0 points in four games before he was shut down with soreness and a scapular muscle imbalance in his shoulder.
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While oil prices are higher than they were a few months ago, Forrest says a bearish supply-demand imbalance remains in effect.
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Ross said he did not blame other countries for the imbalance in autos, saying they were doing what was best for themselves.
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Stripping out re-exports makes no sense when thinking about the overall trade imbalance unless a corresponding adjustment is made to imports.
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Most of the time, it's caused by problems with ovulation, often related to a hormone imbalance known as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
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San Jose claims that the imbalance of 23,000 jobs and 1,680 residences would exacerbate housing and infrastructure issues in the nearby city.
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They found that the quantity of consumption accounts for the majority of the overall pollution imbalance between all races and ethnicities studied.
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What it looks like is this: a coercive, oppressive power imbalance in which saying yes is not the alternative to saying no.
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The Chinese economy dwarfs Russia's and this economic imbalance likely relegates Russia to the role of junior partner in any possible alliance.
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Characterising the contractual relationship this way is to ignore the "extreme imbalance" between bosses and employees the NLRA was designed to ameliorate.
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There's a big imbalance of power for people who have periods, simply because we shed our uterine lining roughly once a month.
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The people who suffer from the public service risk and imbalance of the current Metro system are those who have no choice.
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Lara's story has brought an increasingly blended world's attention to the imbalance of donors and lifesaving options for people from mixed backgrounds.
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" Flores acknowledged that what Biden did was not illegal, but rather discussed the incident in the context of an "imbalance of power.
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But for the UK government, it's further proof that new laws are needed to redress this power imbalance, turning humiliation into legislation.
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You're a queen married to a king, and the inherent power imbalance means you have to think things through a little more.
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When this imbalance is corrected, perhaps in time for the Oscars' centenary, then those embossed envelopes might contain some genuinely surprising names.
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So we've established that dermaplaning might not be an effective method of hair removal, especially for those who have a hormone imbalance.
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I'm optimistic that the imbalance will right itself over time, but I'd love to know if you think it impacts your companies.
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I do think having more female founders, who eventually go on to lead what become unicorn companies, should help [the VC imbalance].
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While the Fed will initially only make small adjustments to its reinvestment policy, the reduced buying may over time exacerbate this imbalance.
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Kaling wrote Late Night after having experienced a similar imbalance while working on The Office, where she was the only woman writer.
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But Rotunno has scoffed at that supposed imbalance and grown irate in court when the prosecution has accused her of victim-blaming.
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Two trading regions with a slight imbalance in population would naturally evolve into a developed core and an underpopulated periphery, he argued.
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Yes, the change may bring the system into balance, but no it is not addressing the core problems which caused the imbalance.
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Case in point: All the patients at the center with atopic dermatitis (eczema) and psoriasis suffer from the bacterial imbalance upon arrival.
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And, despite my overwhelming love for her, there was a sense of imbalance permeating our relationship that made it almost always tumultuous.
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An outbreak of African swine fever, which triggered an unprecedented global meat supply imbalance, boosted results, the company said in a statement.
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But, an absence of female role models is something that's been cited as a reason for this gender imbalance in this field.
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China would do well for itself to get its unsustainable trade imbalance with the U.S. out of the way — quickly and resolutely.
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This imbalance created in the process propels the object forward without expelling matter, in theory providing the foundation for a reactionless engine.
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The unintended social consequences of smart city projects are a real concern, and a technological imbalance is at the heart of it.
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Heat exhaustion can come on suddenly, with cramps (a result of dehydration and an electrolyte imbalance), profuse sweating, and a rapid pulse.
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It's recorded as liabilities, but not as assets, and that's a reason why you have this big imbalance in the global accounts.
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For me, this is more about redressing a historic imbalance in the books I've been taught to value since my education began.
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With that said, here are three essential strategies that educators must embrace to get to the root of gender imbalance in tech.
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Surprises are in store Wednesday, as shocking Uranus faces off with Mercury to create an imbalance between your physical and mental needs.
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This idealization also disintegrates under a very specific sort of hubris, an imbalance between relying on the body and the unique skills.
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The findings should help put the brakes on any proposal to solve Social Security's long-range financial imbalance by lifting retirement ages.
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