"But despite… all the positive impacts, you also have negative impacts, especially environmental impacts," he added.
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Because we're not looking at how it impacts our neighbors, how it impacts future gens, how it impacts the world at large.
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It not only impacts my weight, it impacts my body chemistry.
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NOW THAT IMPACTS OUR CUSTOMERS BUT THAT IMPACTS THE WHOLE INDUSTRY.
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So, it seems, the psychological impacts from that included impacts on body image.
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"Their concerns about consumer impacts or tax impacts, we don't want those either," Brady said.
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"It impacts black folks about twice the rate as it impacts white folks," she said.
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"In the collection, one material impacts another and one style impacts another," read the show notes.
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Optimal educational development (PDF) requires not only including positive impacts but also reducing and removing negative impacts.
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Offensive backs experience impacts at greater acceleration, for example, while linemen tend to experience a greater overall frequency of impacts and have the greatest proportion of impacts to the front of the helmet.
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At this time, the second-order impacts appear to be bigger and clearer than the first-order impacts.
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There's no shortage of issues that one can get involved in that impacts climate, because everything impacts climate.
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You might not be concerned with its long-term public health impacts, and certainly not its environmental impacts.
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"Coronoavirus impacts the supply chain and it specifically impacts labor intensive services like network deployment," Nair told CNBC.
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By simulating ramming impacts, the researchers were able to record where ramming impacts would produce the most stress.
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"It impacts their decisions for future production projects, and it impacts investor sentiment toward the companies," she added.
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Platinum groups metals – these are metals that are impacts, asteroid impacts from space from billions of years ago.
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On the emphasis that the impacts of climate change have dire impacts on migration and public health issues.
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We're all drenched in angst about the health impacts of the virus and financial impacts of the response.
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How you grow is completely different and that impacts how you raise money, it impacts how you hire.
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Although gender inequality in the workplace impacts all women, the way it impacts homeless women is rarely talked about.
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It leaves survivors (if they survive) with serious health impacts, complex ptsd, depression and so many other devastating impacts.
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And if they persist and if those impacts are large, that could have some impacts on productivity as well.
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But the first impacts another human being for the rest of their life, and the second impacts only me.
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They see science as something that will have impacts on the future, but don't see impacts on the present.
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However, just as stuttering impacts people of all ages, races, and genders, it also impacts people with different personality types.
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The tougher question is how the long-term impacts of e-cigarettes compare to the long-term impacts of smoking.
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Another is that the leasing program is not taking the coal's environmental impacts — specifically, its impacts on climate change — into account.
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"When a garnish is in a drink, it impacts the drink, and it impacts it for a long time," Harrison explained.
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It only looks at palm oil's impacts on biodiversity, not its social or economic impacts, which should be addressed next year.
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Their simulation needed to account for very small impacts from shattered windows, up to big impacts from chunks of concrete buildings.
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To wit: In 2013, existing US RPSs avoided $0.73 billion in local pollution impacts and $2.2 billion in climate change impacts.
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"The overall impacts of these cancellations and expected cancellations will result in three extremely negative impacts to the joint force," Neller wrote, saying those impacts would undermine efforts to maintain combat readiness, strengthen partnerships with allies and maintain solvency.
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The global standard for predicting such impacts from wind farms—and impacts from energy projects, generally—is the ecological impact assessment (EIA).
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More research urgently needs to be done into the different impacts of geoengineering, including its impacts on plants and animals, Robock said.
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With U.S. government shutdown lasting, more and more negative impacts floats; even inside the White House has upgraded estimation about economy impacts.
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"One of most important consequences of skipping medical care or delaying care ultimately impacts the quality of care, impacts the outcome," he said.
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On exact trade flow impacts, we've not figured that out yet and it depends again on volumes, product impacts and forward stored stocks.
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"It impacts their cost, it impacts their ability to attract talent, and it really impacts in many cases how they build their business model," said Alison Kutler, leader of strategic policy advisers at PwC and a co-author of its policy trends report.
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Of these, 77 percent identified actual or potential human rights impacts and 72 percent found impacts linked to the activities of third party relationships.
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These blowouts don't happen very often, but their environmental impacts could be greater than the impacts of slow and gradual methane seepage, explained Andreassen.
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They argued hydropower is vulnerable to climate change impacts, especially drought, and dams can have negative impacts on biodiversity as well as uprooting people.
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In some cases where impacts are somewhat more pronounced, such as with discharge of produced water, the impacts are minor, short-term and localized.
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In addition, the state's legalization initiative dedicates 20 percent of tax revenue to preventing environmental impacts and cleaning up environmental impacts of the past.
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Courtesy of the University of Georgia This study examines the population-level impacts of the disaster and not the molecular-level impacts of radiation.
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The "projected decreases in seafood availability from climate impacts on fisheries catch potential will elevate the risk of nutritional health impacts," the report concluded.
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The models will help us decide which approaches are practicable, trading off near-term impacts to the economy against longer-term impacts to the climate.
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The researchers hope that as efforts to look at the changing risk of impacts are refined, they can help societies better prepare for those impacts.
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They're not going to do these things to be nice, they have to see how it impacts employee performance productivity engagement how it impacts activation.
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CEQA requires that state and local agencies determine if there are significant environmental impacts of proposed development projects, and to avoid or mitigate those impacts.
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We don't think about the ways in which resourcing impacts the way these machines are sold, how much they cost, and how it impacts production.
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A parent's death is going to have psychological and physical impacts on a child, but those impacts can often be overcome with time and help.
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It's basically like saying that because we think bat impacts are unlikely we don't have to study bat activity to see if bat impacts are likely.
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REUTERS: EPA scientists recently published a report looking at the impacts of climate change across 22 sectors and said early adaption could reduce its worst impacts.
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They said FERC's environmental reviews failed to account for the impacts of increased natural gas drilling and the cumulative impacts of multiple natural gas export facilities.
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Some of the biggest news in exercise science this year concerned the tiniest impacts from physical activity, which does not mean that the impacts were inconsequential.
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"In addition to the really obvious and visible wildlife impacts there may be long term impacts that we're not able to see right now," remarked Misztal.
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Moving on to pipelines: Your paper argues that FERC has a direct, first-order responsibility to consider the environmental impacts of infrastructure projects, including the climate impacts.
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" The National Weather Service said: "Wind and rain impacts will be confined to southeast Mississippi with the greatest impacts along the Interstate 229 corridor and coastal areas.
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Madiedo and his colleagues have been monitoring lunar eclipses for years with the MIDAS (Moon Impacts Detection and Analysis System) network of telescopes, specifically looking for impacts.
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Specifically, the court found that the BLM must conduct a more thorough assessment of the downstream impacts of coal production — impacts that potentially contribute to global warming.
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In response to those concerns, Jewell instructed the department to include, in the PEIS, an assessment of the program's impacts on climate change: With respect to the climate impacts of the Federal coal program, the PEIS should examine how best to assess the climate impacts of continued Federal coal production and combustion and how to address those impacts in the management of the program to meet both the Nation's energy needs and its climate goals, as well as how best to protect the public lands from climate change impacts.
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It's not a he said/she said thing anymore — the science is too clear, the impacts too obvious, the serious impacts as well as deployable solutions too imminent.
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It was the beginning of my investigation into how food impacts children's health, why children are so allergic today, and how this impacts their cognition, development and behavior.
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"I feel like this particular program actually impacts the kids' futures, impacts their mind, the mentality of where they grew up, where they're from," Westbrook, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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So theoretically, if Republicans can manage to write a health bill that only impacts spending, and a tax bill that only impacts revenue, they could use reconciliation twice.
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Youth football players sustain about 250 head impacts per season, and repeated head impacts have been associated with changes in the white matter of the brain, Stern noted.
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Cohen and Dagan were able to bring their expertise seeing impacts on large segments of the Israeli population over the course of decades, impacts that were sometimes unpredictable.
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If an energy source has negative impacts that are not incorporated in its market price (negative "externalities," in the jargon), that means other people are paying for those impacts.
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House Democrats have also already held numerous hearings about climate change's impacts on the environment and health, and are planning more hearings on climate change's impacts on national security.
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Given that the impacts of climate change reach far-reaching impacts on health, the economy, social justice, and national security, it makes sense to bring it up those contexts.
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Most agree that there's a shortage of research into how intermittent fasting impacts humans, both healthy and chronically ill, and the potential impacts in the short and long-term.
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"It's an interplay between habitability and how that's affected by the rate of impacts versus how these impacts are delivering some of the building blocks of life," Moriarty said.
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I could come in and just because when they see a female, it impacts that, and I think it impacts a group, too, when okay, now wait a minute.
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The lawsuit described local flooding in low-lying areas, eroding shores, and salt water impacts on water treatment systems as a few of the impacts linked to sea level rise.
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A telescope is no coal-fired power plant and while it certainly has environmental impacts, those impacts can be reduced to a minimum, when given a little attention and foresight.
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It's difficult to quantify the impacts of possible retaliatory tariffs that other countries may impose on U.S. exports — which would make the economic impacts of a terrible decision exponentially worse.
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"As we think about how climate change impacts are ricocheting through society, we're starting to realize that these impacts are ricocheting through research projects and through research institutions," says Rickards.
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"They have shown irreparable injury caused by the waste of publicly owned natural gas, increased air pollution and associated health impacts, and exacerbated climate impacts," he went on to say.
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Even after being admonished by the DC Circuit, the commission has consistently been avoiding its responsibility to consider whether the climate change impacts of a natural gas facility — especially pipelines, the downstream impacts and even the direct impacts — are significant, whether the greenhouse gas emissions have a significant impact on the environment.
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At least one study of sewage treatment plants has concluded that "the impacts of water pollutants on the environment was far larger than that of the impacts of air pollutants."Dr.
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"We are asking the federal government to please engage and use public health resources to study the long-term health impacts, or potential health impacts, of 5G," Wheeler told KATU News.
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It's a unique tool that couples the physics of climate change to economic principles, allowing users to quantify their impacts on the planet as well as the planet's impacts on them.
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In the study, published today in the journal Neurology, researchers compared intentional head impacts—heading the ball—with unintentional head impacts, such as head-to-head and head-to-goalpost hits.
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The coal miner expects the fire to have financial impacts to future periods and intends to provide an account of the financial and other impacts in its third-quarter earnings report.
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Houser said the group analyzes the economic impacts of weather and climate events, and they decided to dig in more deeply on the impacts of Maria on the Puerto Rican economy.
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Genetic insights may provide the most practical way to assess the impacts of control efforts, including a way to measure these impacts in a standardized way for cities around the world.
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Also, 265 North American companies reported negative currency impacts in the third quarter, nearly six times the number that reported negative impacts in the second quarter of 2018, the report said.
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"They have shown irreparable injury caused by the waste of publicly owned natural gas, increased air pollution and associated health impacts, and exacerbated climate impacts," the judge wrote in his decision.
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" Chu explained that "nicotine impacts brain development during adolescence.
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The physical impacts are only part of the picture: .
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"There is a chance of direct impacts in portions of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, but it is too early to specify the magnitude and location of these impacts," experts added.
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When the advisory committee that drafts the guidelines decided to collect data on the environmental impacts of people's diets, Congress attached a directive telling them to ignore those impacts in their revisions.
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While many existing studies illustrate the detrimental environmental impacts of meat production, this report is one of the first to analyze and compare the environmental impacts of the production of meat substitutes.
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These uncertainties explain the wide range of estimates involved: premature mortalities range from 3,000 to 12,700; local pollution impacts from $30 to $113 billion; CO4.03 climate impacts from $5 to $107 billion.
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The right-leaning Tax Foundation, for instance, has an economic model that predicts huge positive impacts from cutting taxes on corporations and high-income individuals, and significant negative impacts from raising them.
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"This financial institution provides critical support to help developing countries manage climate impacts," said Paula Caballero, head of the World Resources Institute climate program, noting those impacts will intensify as the planet warms.
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"There is a chance of direct impacts in portions of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, but it is too early to specify the magnitude and location of these impacts," the NWS added.
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Focusing on environmentally friendly mitigation efforts at the community level will go a long way toward ensuring that homeowners can avoid the worst impacts of the next major storm and reduce taxpayer impacts.
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"There are budgetary impacts, and there are economic impacts so there's probably a need for a longer period of transition," said Jeffrey Farrow, a former White House aide and expert on territorial affairs.
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Some studies have tried to capture the returns on "nondegree credentials" (certificates, certifications, and licenses) and their findings are mixed, with most indicating positive impacts on employment but more variable impacts on earnings.
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The filing highlights investor disclosures from the municipalities that show uncertainty about the impacts of climate change like sea level rise, arguing that they are being disingenuous in their lawsuits about such impacts.
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Its shaping impacts are felt by people and across society.
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BMW AG More than $10.3 billion of potential financial impacts.
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What happens during the day impacts what happens at night.
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Impacts on the immediate coast could be blizzard for some.
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Your genes are certainly part of what impacts your weight.
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BMW AG – More than $10.3 billion of potential financial impacts.
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Samples from deeper impacts within the basin revealed more olivine.
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But climate change is something that impacts the whole planet.
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Trevor Noah understands firsthand the negative impacts of racial segregation.
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The lost sea ice has profound impacts for Alaskans, too.
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Another reason is that drinking impacts sleep quality, said Adams.
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That offset tax impacts that dragged on U.S. downstream earnings.
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And this expanded reach, in turn, impacts Instagram's bottom line.
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Beto O'Rourke spoke about the extreme weather impacts in Texas.
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The impacts are to be seen both domestically and abroad.
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And the impacts go far beyond the Jewish community alone.
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Each week, something else impacts me on a deeper level.
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Scientific research shows just how contrasting their impacts can be.
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Data is going to drive healthcare, which indirectly impacts insurance.
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The potential disruptive impacts — and opportunities for innovation — are boundless.
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In practice, however, it impacts countless unwilling and unknowing participants.
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Different components of the marijuana plant can have different impacts.
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Typical weather impacts of El Nino during December through February.
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Bullet impacts are visible in the walls around its property.
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This could be popular, politically -- until it impacts American wallets.
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The other issue has to do with labor market impacts.
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I'm more concerned about the immediate impacts of the hazard.
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A rating upgrade favorably impacts the market for government bonds.
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"The impacts go beyond just the asthma attack," Ali said.
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"Clearly the reef is struggling with multiple impacts," explained Hughes.
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Talk about the divide and conquer, how that impacts things.
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Delaying these milestones also impacts the wider economy, says Kinane.
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The worst impacts of climate change could end up happening.
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The impacts extend far outside of the family as well.
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"It's an absorption that impacts on the economy," he added.
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Let them privatize the cost of the impacts of carbon.
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That dampens demand, which impacts American producers and their suppliers.
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It shows how policies can have impacts an ocean away.
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Watch: How Amazon's decision impacts future talks between companies, governments
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Their biggest impacts come during training, not on game day.
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It also impacts earnings of construction and home improvement companies.
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We won't even start on the impacts of social media!
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It certainly impacts the way his work is seen. 10.
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This impacts the market and should be borne in mind.
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It also impacts, believe it or not, the development mission.
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"The problem is that there are cumulative impacts," Koper said.
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If the zombies attack, it only indirectly impacts the sorghum.
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Efforts at the national level have also had positive impacts.
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Global warming impacts the Arctic more severely than other areas.
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"Everything they do impacts government spending and taxpayers," he said.
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We agreed that the impacts on society are already occurring.
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Fredrickson said the amendment could have other impacts as well.
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Climate impacts will remain relevant for courts assessing agency actions.
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Underdeveloped areas are far more vulnerable to a hurricane's impacts.
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The impacts are at first trivial, but grow over time.
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The way it impacts people is out of my control.
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Smaller housing authorities may start to feel the impacts first.
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Overworking yourself can also have detrimental impacts on your body.
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You are going to feel the impacts of Arctic change.
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Walsh told Woodruff he believes human activity impacts climate change.
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For workers in Canada and Mexico, the impacts were evident.
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One of the biggest impacts will be on retirement security.
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It has huge impacts for the UK economy and society.
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AFM primarily impacts the central nervous system and weakens muscles.
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This impacts everyone who eats, which is all of us.
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"The impacts on employment will be mitigated," the company said.
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More impacts to observe and more people to observe them
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These fuels minimize transport costs but increase harmful pollution impacts.
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But TCJA impacts, and differentially so, every household's future taxes.
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Oath will focus on getting clarity about the job impacts.
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ISIS' resurgence in Syria could have major impacts on Iraq.
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But the impacts of soaring energy bills go beyond finances.
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Strasky has more problems than just pipelines and fracking impacts.
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The company assesses products for environmental, health and trade impacts.
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Because PTSD impacts everybody, not just the battle hardened soldier.
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Grid failure also impacts EVs such as cars and rideables.
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Investors will be watching how this impacts U.S. technology firms.
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"The impacts of these barriers are significant," the report said.
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Some signs focused on the environmental impacts of climate change.
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Anything less leads to regret and negatively impacts your life.
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But I'm not sure it necessary impacts relationships per se.
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So there are real people who could have real impacts.
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But why have the tax cut's impacts been so minimal?
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The shut down impacts hundreds of thousands of federal employees.
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Negative impacts are already underway and will only get worse.
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Share with them what's happening overall and the potential impacts.
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" David added, "The impacts on the families are no different.
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"It reverberates the impacts of the war," Mr. Garcia said.
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But the impacts of climate change were once hypotheticals, too.
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But the impacts of climate disasters won't be evenly distributed.
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The impacts of the disaster rippled out other countries too.
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That impacts the "public health situational awareness," the report said.
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Read more on the political impacts of the rule here.
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Its impacts can include developmental problems, abdominal pain and death.
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Some of the biggest impacts were on species that stayed.
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This designation prevents debt relief and negatively impacts foreign investment.
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And then we've seen some other discrete impacts on customers.
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How the controversy impacts the vote remains to be seen.
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The researchers said that's probably due to past asteroid impacts.
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But the impacts of warming oceans don't remain at sea.
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"Society is woefully unprepared for the impacts of climate change."
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"It impacts women's ability to have equality," Dimmock, 41, said.
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When that happens it impacts our ability for relationship building.
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The economic impacts of the shale revolution follow similar contours.
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It impacts not only our region but our entire nation.
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Experts say most of the efforts would have marginal impacts.
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But those broad averages mask a wide range of impacts.
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The way that technology impacts Black trauma shouldn't be understated.
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"Illness often impacts sexual desire," sex therapist Rachel Needle said.
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Minor impacts are pretty common, and the damage was minimal.
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Decisions he makes have profound impacts on real peoples' lives.
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And who does that imagining really impacts the material outcomes.
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The breach impacts almost a fifth of Iran's total population.
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But if it does, the impacts are not entirely clear.
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None of that impacts his relationship with The Child, however.
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"We know that shame impacts sexuality so much," Leistner said.
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The impacts of the decision on Edens's plans are unclear.
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Semarnat's head in Coatzacoalcos now disavows responsibility for "industrial" impacts.
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Companies and employees may focus on the negative impacts first.
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But would a shutdown have major economic impacts as well?
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Researchers are now documenting the health impacts of that change.
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Diversity, or lack thereof, impacts both policy and civil society.
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That impacts the durability of the legislation and the substance.
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Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, said he has no knowledge about the economic or market impacts from the virus, but Bridgewater does know pandemics have happened in the past and have had major impacts.
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By hosting a wildlife refuge, the island has the added challenge of preventing bird strikes to minimize the environmental impacts while also taking readiness impacts with military aircraft in the area into careful consideration.
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Per the research, this doesn't just impact negatively on girls' academic success (which later impacts girls' "economic potential" during their lifetime), it impacts girls' sexual and reproductive health, their self-esteem and sense of agency.
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People around the world, here in our country, in our states, and in our own communities, understand this and are already experiencing the impacts and will continue to see increased impacts in the coming decades.
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"The violations of their rights to consultation and consent — around land acquisition, environmental impacts, indigenous self-governance and the use of traditional lands — has led to serious impacts on their lives and livelihoods," it said.
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They arrive at better solutions, and that impacts your bottom line.
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That is in part because the president's words also have impacts.
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Asteroid impacts would have warmed the planet for even less time.
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"Transphobia really impacts all of us in our society," Tillery said.
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Impacts beyond 48 hours will be covered by subsequent updates. pic.twitter.
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The chamber's partisan breakdown could have impacts that last for decades.
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Potential sources include meteor impacts, landslides, or motion beneath the surface.
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Why it matters: The suit impacts significant business areas for Qualcomm.
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What were the environmental impacts of its generation, transmission and use?
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Seat width is not the only measurement that impacts passenger comfort.
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Even the proposal published on Saturday anticipates some of those impacts.
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Maybe those impacts weren't quite as rapid-fire as everyone thought.
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NASA attributes this moon's crater to the result of external impacts.
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Here, I'm talking about rapid impacts of eruptions (minutes to days).
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This will have serious impacts on key policy issues, like Iran.
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But Tumblr's sanitization directly impacts one community in particular: sex workers.
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"Coupled with human impacts, we're exacerbating the environmental disturbances," he said.
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Most big fashion firms do not bother to measure environmental impacts.
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Also, what Britain's economists really think about the impacts of Brexit
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And that hope, however slim, has impacts all down the ballot.
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We're going to be investigating the impacts of technology on society.
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It avoids adding features that add complexity or impacts user experience.
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I've experienced firsthand the devastating impacts of Alzheimer's disease on families.
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"You're going to see some negative impacts on demand," said Meyer.
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The recall impacts drugs sold in the United States and Canada.
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So, they can make very brief powerful impacts on the sand.
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What's the biggest impacts on journalism right now from your perspective?
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This event is unprecedented & all impacts are unknown & beyond anything experienced.
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Segal warned the impacts could "bleed over" into 1393 as well.
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Whether or not that impacts my chapped levels, I'm not sure.
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Once that plasma reaches our planet, it impacts our magnetic field.
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It impacts retirement, social security, and raises based on percent-increases.
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But the benefits should outweigh any potential negative impacts, they say.
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Both indoor and outdoor farming have significant environmental impacts and implications.
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The best news is, large asteroid impacts are very, very rare.
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After Intel's response yesterday, some Linux admins are reporting performance impacts.
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The regulation only impacts apps distributed in the China App Store.
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This impacts women and their families as well as our economy.
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Scientists believe that exercise has similar impacts on the human hippocampus.
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And there could have been many other protoplanetary impacts like it.
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On this aspect, the impacts are different to countries and regions.
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It impacts children developmentally, but also their overall psychological well-being.
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People are afraid what the future impacts are going to be.
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"At the end of the day, mining has impacts," Johnston said.
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Exacerbating global conflict as the disparate impacts start to shift geopolitics.
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And with cancer, there's also really significant impacts on people's appetite.
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But it is one way to mitigate these specific negative impacts.
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How much that actually impacts viewing, however, remains to be seen.
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They're also planning to study events such as impacts and landslides.
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Health impacts of thirdhand smoke in a home More From Realtor.
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The flip side says: 'Hold on: There are human impacts here.
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She avoided explaining any potential negative impacts of the budget reductions.
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The facility can seat around 37,600 fans, which impacts ticket prices.
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The tsunamis may have been caused by meteorite impacts, researchers say.
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The impacts outside the US would be smaller, but still significant.
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"If that impacts you, you can email me," he McFarland said.
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The storm's impacts won't just be limited to the Florida Panhandle.
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Asteroid impacts predominately change the surface of other planets, Gulick said.
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Already, the International Space Station (ISS) bears numerous scars from impacts.
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WHEELER: Oh sure, and I've said that, that climate impacts water.
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The impacts will be especially salient in emerging markets, Jonas said.
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In his research, Madigan has examined the way perfectionism impacts athletes.
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So if the system is unjust, then it impacts Black women.
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All of those are real impacts that affect jobs and wages.
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The impacts will be global, with the poorest countries hit hardest.
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"The older Carly gets, the more it impacts them," Dawn said.
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The impacts of global warming can seem opaque and far off.
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What are some of the environmental impacts of destroying excess inventory?
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For example, racial bias impacts everyone in terms of public safety.
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Intimate partner violence is an epidemic that impacts all of us.
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What to do, then, about the environmental impacts of this technology?
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We see the impacts of our actions very close to home.
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Still, Accidental Impacts receives an average of sixty hits per day.
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Second, there is growing concern over the impacts on fresh water.
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InSight can also investigate the planet's tectonic activity and meteorite impacts.
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Hubbub will assess how the three-month trial impacts customer behavior.
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As climate impacts intensify, they are projected to become more costly.
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The guidance impacts issue-advocacy organizations, labor unions and business leagues.
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Heart valve disease impacts an estimated 22019 to 11.6 million Americans.
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Democrats countered that the negative impacts of CFPB enforcement were overstated.
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Beyond 3 kilometers, there were no observable impacts on infant health.
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Their timidity, incompetence and lack of accountability can have calamitous impacts.
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Positive mindsets about age have very real impacts on the elderly.
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These three things will ameliorate the negative impacts of DACA recipients.
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Mercury produces severe, damaging impacts on kids' health and the environment.
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Climate change impacts the demand side of the water equation, too.
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Even so, the long-term impacts on both parties seem inevitable.
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Not all of the impacts from these climate extremes are direct.
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"Everyone is just dancing around the impacts right now," he said.
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The impacts of these challenges are being seen across the nation.
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"Climate impacts are also going to exacerbate social inequality," Levin said.
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Good analysis can have significant beneficial impacts on public policy decisions.
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He told CNN that being discharged can have far reaching impacts.
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As this drama unfolds, watch carefully for how it impacts Iran.
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Lead hampers childhood development, and can lead to lifelong health impacts.
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This greatly impacts your productivity, and for a couple of reasons.
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It's usually only though external investigation that negative impacts are revealed.
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In fact, these experiences have positive impacts on their mental wellbeing.
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Direct and indirect impacts from trade retaliation could be quite substantial.
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WHAT THE COST IMPACTS WILL BE, MAY BE A DIFFERENT MATTER.
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But artificial intelligence already has huge impacts in the insurance space.
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Keeping Huawei out could have impacts on domestic business as well.
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Several companies have warned about the financial impacts of COVID-19.
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C. _____ From Saveur: The impacts of colonialism are deep and long.
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Here are the potential impacts if the tariffs come to pass.
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The movie reminds us that the opioid epidemic impacts every class.
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And it disproportionately impacts states with higher home prices, like California.
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One important issue to consider that also impacts your health: loneliness.
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"Alabama will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian," the account tweeted.
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In other words, it's an amendment that disproportionately impacts the poor.
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"Any proposal that impacts this relationship deserves serious examination," he said.
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And now climate change is amplifying many of the worst impacts.
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It impacts everything that we do, and everything that we see.
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That impacts our behavior and even our politics in surprising ways.
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All of this had occurred within days of the head impacts.
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How nutrition in our 20s impacts our cognition in our 60s.
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"This is a law that impacts all Jordanians," Mr. Razzaz said.
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Experts who study the health impacts of natural disasters say no.
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The initial impacts of the crisis will likely strain unemployment insurance.
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"The visual impacts are only detected from the air," she added.
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Its impacts likewise would be felt on Boeing's global supply chain.
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The effort could have profound impacts on China's politics and policymaking.
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These impacts are occurring worldwide and are exacerbated by warming temperatures.
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And then you get ... the stress really impacts you for life.
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President Trump's immigration policies have had near instantaneous impacts on people.
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"Alabama will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian," the agency tweeted.
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"Alabama will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian," the agency tweeted.
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High schoolers are facing the impacts from climate change right now.
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Depression also increases maternal stress, which impacts a child's stress levels.
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"You ignore climate change impacts at your peril, really," she said.
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But research is clear that teacher churn negatively impacts academic achievement.
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"So far [there have been] no big impacts," Marine Commandant Gen.
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Otterbox claims this mix of materials should deflect and absorb impacts.
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None of the negative impacts from higher gas prices are guaranteed.
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But the company's efforts haven't ceased the impacts of the shortage.
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So that really impacts its ratings for raising kids, of course.
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Motorists in Minnesota were seeing the early impacts of the storm.
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They feel the impacts of poor air quality first and worst.
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This "brain drain" impacts the effectiveness and efficiency of government operations.
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More costly U.S. exports will have negative impacts for the industry.
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"The most frequent impacts are annoyance and sleep disturbance," Stansfeld said.
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The impacts on Arizona's power and water supply are eye opening.
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Americans are feeling the impacts of climate change right this second.
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In particular, the climate impacts of biofuel production can vary drastically.
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Competitors like Walmart have funded research into negative impacts of Amazon.
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And severe impacts in Georgia and Carolina are also a possibility.
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This inequity negatively impacts millions of business owners and their employees.
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ORG could have generational impacts, should the governance and stewardship of .
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Walmart's current full-year forecast doesn't include impacts from the virus.
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People eventually vote on what impacts them and what they feel.
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Unsurprisingly, the report delves into impacts on information security and privacy.
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That includes the impacts of climate change, including rising sea levels.
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Impacts of government actions (or inaction) are close up and personal.
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This has enormous impacts, on our health and on our wallets.
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How you drain and recharge the battery also impacts battery life.
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However, the impacts of Harvey have yet to be fully realized.
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"It creates tremendous uncertainty and impacts different people differently," he said.
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The guidelines could also have some positive impacts on the sector.
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He was also mistaken about its likely impacts on the economy.
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Overfishing is intensifying the impacts of climate change, according to Free.
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But lawmakers' will also consider the economic impacts of the bill.
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The study found that increasing diversity directly impacts the bottom line.
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A nurse concerned about climate impacts on her low-income patients.
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She campaigns on the impacts of climate change on the Amazon.
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Claims of negative impacts of vaccines on children's development are unfounded.
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It just allows us to easily compare impacts across different gases.
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First, some model programs can have significant impacts in new locations.
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"We're still several days away from major impacts," Van Dam said.
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These impacts hinder our civilization's progress at home and influence abroad.
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The financial impacts of the chaos were much greater in number.
|
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But concerns over the potential health impacts of 22002G are overblown.
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What sorts of "material impacts" might these small businesses be anticipating?
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And these numbers translate into dramatic positive impacts on real lives.
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It's thrilling to make a movie that really impacts the culture.
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That gender bias impacts all fields — in different ways, of course.
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So that impacts directly the family that that individual belongs to.
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Helmets that can handle multiple impacts, however, are becoming more common.
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So the immediate impact was probably the worst, so the first four years, I think I described earlier a fairly disastrous first two years of undergraduate studies at University of North Carolina where I was finally able to pull myself together, and then once coping with the immediate impacts, the short-term impacts, I experienced longer-term impacts of anxiety and relationship challenges.
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" The staff said "some impacts would be adverse and significant" but noted that "most impacts would not be significant or would be reduced to less than significant levels with the implementation of proposed or recommended measures.
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The Higg Index has standardized how apparel companies can measure environmental impacts throughout their supply chain, but many companies do not publicly disclose their environmental impacts (or perhaps more tellingly, the volume of clothing they produce).
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It's also looking at whether to adjust the reporting of the costs and benefits of revised rules if a subsequent analysis suggests the impacts weren't adequately analyzed or if the impacts are different than originally expected.
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Recreating the record of asteroid impacts on Earth is important, both for understanding our planet's geological history and to better appreciate the influence of these cataclysmic impacts on the trajectory of life on this planet. [Science]
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The worst in US history Houser said the group analyzes the economic impacts of weather and climate events, and they decided to dig in more deeply on the impacts of Maria on the Puerto Rican economy.
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"The near-term impacts of climate change add up to a planetary emergency that will include loss of life, social and geopolitical tensions and negative economic impacts," the group warns in a report discussing its survey.
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"If you actually look at the data for the week, weather impacts and impacts from the air traffic control system itself having problems made the total amount of delays worse every other day that week," says Muncy.
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And it's equally important to understand the impacts of a lack of affordable housing – impacts that are felt more each year as rents continue to rise and more communities feel the weight of the affordable housing crisis.
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One way user-generated content platforms could support the goal of better understanding impacts of their own distribution and amplification algorithms is to provide high quality data to third party researchers so they can interrogate platform impacts.
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The staff concluded that construction and operation of the projects would result in some adverse and significant environmental impacts but noted TransCanada could reduce those impacts to acceptable levels if it follows the company's and staff's recommendations.
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The impacts of sexual abuse can be extremely difficult to understand if you haven't experienced the abuse yourself, and it may help to learn some of the common impacts that abuse can have on a loved one.
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Hiring decisions can have long-lasting impacts that cascade into the future.
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Scientists say these benefits are temporary and are offset by negative impacts.
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Small, light objects, like our 100 gram library, do better in impacts.
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Researchers have modeled the effects on Earth of impacts from different objects.
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A dad&aposs treatment of his daughter impacts how she views men.
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Wang said that impacts of U.S. rate rises on China were waning.
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The impacts on societies are long-term, and they accumulate over time.
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Graphene was supposed to have revolutionary impacts on technology as a whole.
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Rentfrow is careful to qualify the report's prediction of possible personality impacts.
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This inflow of foreign capital can have real impacts on domestic buyers.
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"There will be impacts from this prolonged lapse in funding," he wrote.
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They said they usually catch vandalism, Congressman, before it impacts search results.
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A FedEx spokeswoman told CNN Business the decision impacts only air transportation.
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Again, replanting trees might be fine if you ignore the immediate impacts.
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But fake asteroid impacts are now demonstrating that, yeah, maybe they did.
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And for each of these real-world impacts, there is a number.
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With these long-term health impacts, there's so much we don't know.
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And this is already having positive impacts on the economy and markets.
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And it was about leaning into the emotional depth of those impacts.
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But with that, we can't continue to have these types of impacts.
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I thought your story was great and really helped outline those impacts.
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One of the impacts it could have is on global supply chains.
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It also said some devices were damaged by impacts around the hinge.
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It is too early to tell who specifically will feel the impacts.
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For decades, researchers have been interested in the health impacts of racism.
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That's followed by a new report examining how Alzheimer's disease impacts caregivers.
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The case is expected to have sprawling impacts on the software industry.
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The social and economic impacts of making abortion illegal cannot be overstated.
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We will also proactively endeavor to mitigate the impacts of this incident.
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Indeed, the security and strength of journalists directly impacts our national security.
|
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But the US is still reeling from the impacts of Hurricane Harvey.
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And how native families are still fighting back against the impacts today.
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Behavioral economics is the study of behavior and how it impacts purchasing.
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It's unclear whether this deal impacts the potential for a direct listing.
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Scientists have long debated the impacts of ocean currents on Earth's climate.
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To educate yourself on the impacts of female genital mutilation, visit here.
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By Thursday, these impacts will expand over Oregon and much of California.
|
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This impacts both the cost and the benefit sides of the equation.
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The way this news impacts my feelings on the film is complicated.
|
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This no-name storm had impacts that were far reaching and unforgettable.
|
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It basically comes down to a simple conflict that impacts many titles.
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"We expect this to have substantial impacts on marine ecosystems," said Long.
|
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The lawsuit alleged Airbnb's commercial design disproportionately impacts African-Americans seeking accommodation.
|
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What if climate impacts hit faster than we are able to adapt?
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The warring ideas of choice versus cinematics even impacts the game's combat.
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P&G CFO SAYS ANNUALIZED TARIFF IMPACTS APPROACHING $100 MILLION - CAGNY CONF
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If this week's space photos had a theme, it would be impacts.
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I consider myself a storyteller and I know that stories have impacts.
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"This further impacts Morocco's finances and deepens the trade deficit," he said.
|
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There are serious concerns about the environmental impacts on lithium-producing nations.
|
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"They're far more prepared for climate impacts than other communities," said Mauro.
|
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And it still might be a while before any impacts are revealed.
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Fiber impacts on transit time, stool form, and health in two ways.
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Racial segregation, for example, impacts where offenders live and go to school.
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The Home Office letter provided no guidance on specific knock-on impacts.
|
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Simply adding the issue to an EU summit agenda typically impacts markets.
|
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This not only impacts data, but the safety of drivers and passengers.
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MARK ESPER: I'm not sure it impacts the strategy at all really.
|
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But there are plenty of other tech companies with less questionable impacts.
|
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Do you think that impacts the way the Lovings' story is told?
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Sure, he said, but those impacts don't include promoting violence among players.
|
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"Human activity impacts our changing climate in some manner," the memo reads.
|
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The mental health impacts of sexual violence are deep and often longstanding.
|
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It directly impacts who you hire and how you manage your teams.
|
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This isn't the first time we've seen the negative impacts of marijuana.
|
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Main impacts of damaging wind/torrential rainfall from Monterey to Los Angeles.
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The impacts will extend to all facets of life, including investment management.
|
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On its heels, Hurricane Flossie could bring more significant impacts, he said.
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There may be impacts on local water and waste water treatment facilities.
|
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That would provide some clarity on exactly which areas the bill impacts.
|
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Some reactions have been more derisive or expressed concern about social impacts.
|
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Many fear retribution or negative impacts on their service members' military career.
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Third, the "America First" trade agenda is already having real geopolitical impacts.
|
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The new order "substantially" impacts the management of that money, he said.
|
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And climate impacts such as sea-level rise also threaten communities worldwide.
|
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It's an issue that is massive in scale and impacts every American.
|
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"[Reductions in industrial emissions could] substantially reduce the magnitude" of potential impacts.
|
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If these are enacted, the impacts could be detrimental to the industry.
|
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Impacts could also be prolonged based on the intensity of the event.
|
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It pits direct human health impacts against the effects of climate change.
|
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And of course, it impacts the whole society – not just DACA recipients.
|
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I don't think anything impacts what the players bring to the field.
|
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These facts raise the question of economic impacts of such governmental moves.
|
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We should also be considering how data utilization impacts communities of color.
|
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The digital divide is stark, persists, and disproportionately impacts people of color.
|
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Asia is not, however, disproportionately affected by the impacts of plastic pollution.
|
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We must own responsibility for the technologies we choose and their impacts.
|
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But what about a disease that impacts one in every 2023 people?
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"The impacts of climate change will disproportionately affect the poor," Maathai said.
|
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How any of that impacts the battery life remains to be seen.
|
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Use short feeding studies in order to purposely miss long-term impacts
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"As long as there have been humans, there's been impacts," added Turner.
|
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Those immediate psychological impacts also may be different among children versus adults.
|
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There may be cases where active forest management negatively impacts endangered species.
|
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It directly impacts on peoples' lives, particularly the most vulnerable in society.
|
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Environmental changes are having devastating impacts on real estate across the country.
|
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Liquidity is low, meaning that small transaction volumes can have big impacts.
|
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Although radiation also negatively impacts astronauts, that was not a concern here.
|
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The impacts of climate change are hitting people and planet harder everyday.
|
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But when it comes to our clothes, the impacts are less obvious.
|
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Here are the most significant impacts fast fashion has on the planet.
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Ultimately, "nobody is free from the impacts of climate change," Mann said.
|
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Encouraging more women to join the workforce would have huge economic impacts.
|
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Moreover, climate change impacts affect people's lives, livelihoods, health and well-being.
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NAFTA benefits us all and impacts every aspect of our daily lives.
|
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Consumers and employees demand measures of social and environmental impacts as well.
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Green's work focuses on how genomic medicine impacts people's health and behavior.
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There needs to be consequences when obvious discrimination impacts our medical care.
|
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There's something unique about the way screen time impacts the developing brain.
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This impacts your judgement and how you respond to a given situation.
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We'll see how that impacts, we've also seen that we're reaching out.
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It sheds light on an important issue that overwhelming impacts marginalized communities.
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Companies from other countries also reported similar impacts as their American counterparts.
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Seattle taxpayers cannot continue to shoulder the majority of costs, and impacts.
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The announcement also impacts other growing players in the wrestling subscription space.
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Similar studies have observed whether social networking impacts analytical reasoning and retention.
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I wouldn't say that we know the answers to these impacts yet.
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The fate of DACA is a national issue that impacts us all.
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Coal is still being mined, which has environmental and public-health impacts.
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No country-ceiling, parent/subsidiary or operating environment aspects impacts the rating.
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The financial impacts are "temporary," Johnson and Grismer said in the letter.
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I'm vegan and on a less-waste mission, which impacts my grooming.
|
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All this money that has poured into Alabama certainly impacts the race.
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Humans, likewise pressed by climate impacts, encroach more closely on animal habitats.
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Regardless, voter suppression in all forms is an issue that impacts everyone.
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"That uncertainty has its own set of consequence and impacts," she says.
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They were also affected by other human impacts like pollution and overfishing.
|
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" Another leading reason was that they were "hearing about climate change impacts.
|
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Reduced emissions today won't show up as reduced climate impacts for decades.
|
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The same process can intensify drought impacts and intensify the heaviest rains.
|
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Spending long periods of time stuck in traffic negatively impacts mental health.
|
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What are the short and long-term impacts of pandemic-induced volatility?
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This is Florida-specific, but guess what — Florida-specific impacts the nation.
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One of the impacts BLM has to measure is greenhouse gas emissions.
|
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Izea looked at the pricing impacts in a time of economic slowdown.
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But we're also interested in how that impacts the tire distribution ecosystem.
|
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But even Trekkies don't appreciate its long-term impacts on our industry.
|
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I wonder how that impacts your approach to work in poorer countries?
|
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Allowing authorities to ignore the impacts on endangered species from climate change.
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But a lack of information makes the coming impacts hard to estimate.
|
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Autodesk isn't the only one feeling the impacts of the trade war.
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"There are no impacts on production activities," Pirelli said in a statement.
|
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But we are also overwhelmed by the immediate impacts of this pandemic.
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"Christofely: "There are a lot of negative impacts that the workplace has.
|
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On Earth, very little of the surface is shaped by asteroid impacts.
|
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Nine years later, the impacts of the earthquake continue to rock Japan.
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Expect impacts to air travel throughout the Midwest on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Some estimates for the total economic impacts are more than $1 billion.
|
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Families making less also spend less, which impacts our consumer-driven economy.
|
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Caterpillar said it will offset those impacts with price increases this year.
|
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The health, economic, and social impacts of rat infestation can be significant.
|
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Increased cost of living also impacts how much colleges spend on employees.
|
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Organic revenue excludes the impacts of foreign exchange translation and structural changes.
|
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So if climate change affects the ice, that impacts on everything else.
|
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The new policy is likely to have adverse impacts on public health.
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Economic impacts elsewhere "will likely be on a smaller scale," he said.
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Hotels are vetted for their sustainable practices, including environmental and community impacts.
|
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He focuses on global economic and geopolitical impacts on world financial markets.
|
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But the negative impacts may not translate into traction with the public.
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We analyzed a range of outcomes with various revenue and EPS impacts.
|
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But it could really have lasting impacts in the patient experience field.
|
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And the impacts of these killings will remain an impact on generations.
|
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"They're more likely to see those health impacts," as he puts it.
|
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The lasting impacts Her brother's release was a bittersweet moment, Coleman says.
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Children are going to suffer disproportionately from the impacts of climate change.
|
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Many in the poll were fearful about future impacts of the strikes.
|
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And today, the positive economic impacts from the new industry are multiplying.
|
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The farmers also perceived impacts of these environmental changes on their crops.
|
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And the proposal would have impacts far beyond the foster care system.
|
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But there's a lot of other impacts that extend far beyond Trump.
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Executive function impacts your memory, decision-making abilities, emotional control, and focus.
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It impacts the whole enterprise, (it's) not just about our marketing function.
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This is only one example of system abuse that impacts system performance.
|
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Climate change impacts my home and community not only physically but economically.
|
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"Her book club moves and impacts the bestseller list consistently," McLean said.
|
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Having a child impacts women in an entirely different way from men.
|
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In contrast, the serious impacts of climate change are affecting people today.
|
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The network could also have environmental impacts when used in smart agriculture.
|
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At least one religious exemption bill in Texas directly impacts transgender people.
|
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The impacts of climate change are also disproportionately affecting communities of color.
|
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Mind you, this bill impacts private-sector employees as well as public.
|
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"It's the air pollution we know most impacts our health," Wiedinmyer said.
|
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An extended production slowdown could have significant impacts on its bottom line.
|
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Travel impacts are expected to last through Monday, the weather service said.
|
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Mitchell and other experts believe that Section 801 could have harmful impacts.
|
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Nothing exposes this disparity like a storm that impacts all of us.
|
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Though the impacts of NotPetya were felt globally, the attacks began locally.
|
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The savings on natural gas directly impacts nearly all goods and services.
|
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The United States urgently needs to focus on resilience to climate impacts.
|
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However, impacts on mining output have been minimal, miners in Chile said.
|
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It means coming to agreement on decisions that could have big impacts.
|
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But the main thrust is well worth pondering: Climate impacts human history.
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Here's how your sign impacts your ability to be a great friend.
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So of course Swift thinks about how her life impacts her persona.
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One basic issue here is that competition between cities has regressive impacts.
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Peak rings are particular topographic structures formed after major impacts into rock.
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"The El Niño remains strong, so impacts are still anticipated," Halpert said.
|
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This increases the risk that krill fishing will have negative ecosystem impacts.
|
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On the other hand, something unpredictable impacts the measured movement of brushstrokes.
|
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The effects LBNL calls "impacts" are things advocates traditionally frame as benefits.
|
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"We make a lot of decisions in our life around parenting; unfortunately, this is one that not only impacts the decision you have made for your child but also impacts other children and persons around them," Sammons added.
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Folks are uncomfortable with, to some extent, sharing ‑‑ providing that sort of access, sharing sometimes information about attacks that take place, because for obvious reasons it impacts ‑‑ they feel it impacts their reputation and their position in the community.
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We are working with neuroscientists and clinical psychologists on how to infuse the storytelling methodology with more brain science on how trauma impacts the brain, how language impacts the brain and brain chemistry and how people act and react.
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Studies of how climate change is influencing El Niño and its impacts are still in their infancy, but several suggest that global warming could lead to more frequent, strong El Niño events that will have more significant impacts worldwide.
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The lesson I want to share with my little ones is to focus on the positive impacts (masses of people and organizations putting individual differences aside and helping each other) while respectfully acknowledging the negative impacts Harvey has caused.
|
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Ingesting the heavy metal can stunt brain development and cause lifelong health impacts.
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Higgins, who has led multiple studies on energy drinks and health impacts, agreed.
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I'm surrounded by that, as most people are, so it really impacts me.
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Gahl declined to name the 12 conventions or detail their individual financial impacts.
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To take stock of the personal impacts this strain of automation might unleash.
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We do not expect there will be any air impact or health impacts.
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Knowing how sleep impacts emotions can help you better understand other people's reactions.
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There could be some nontrivial tax impacts depending on where your headquarters is.
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There are already numerous concerns about how extended screen time impacts childhood development.
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The management of business risks always impacts long-term shareholder value over time.
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Access to health care is also a factor that impacts the community directly.
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To be sure, climate change is exacerbating the impacts of events like hurricanes.
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"The regional impacts would be even higher," lead author Kasia Tokarska told VICE.
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In southern Minnesota, flood impacts spread over the weekend, according to MPR News.
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These platforms may be better positioned to address bots' unique and systematic impacts.
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But it's been a challenge to get a full scope of the impacts.
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"(There) could be impacts on the economy apart from monetary policy," Gruenberg said.
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It is too early to tell exactly which areas will feel the impacts.
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These killer waves might have been triggered by giant meteor impacts, scientists added.
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Another variable that dramatically impacts how much men and women make is geography.
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But that's because the immediate future of road cars actually impacts my life.
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The previous Labour government ran a "migration impacts fund", introduced by Ms Smith.
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"Women are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change," Melinda Gates added.
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Actor Robin Williams struggled with the disease, which impacts roughly 1.3 million Americans.
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Throughout the report the MAC emphasises that different migrants have very different impacts.
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Research studies about the impacts of the new laws are starting to emerge.
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"We cannot comment on the impacts of the sanctions on Russia," it said.
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The startup aims to trade recyclables while achieving both social and environmental impacts.
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And it has negative impacts, so we need to be careful about this.
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"This impacts on the hormonal endocrine system, which can effect development," Dafforn explained.
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Immigration is an incredibly complicated topic that impacts every sector of our society.
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Scientists are still working to understand what health impacts these changes might have.
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The ruling impacts the Singapore market only, which is where Grab is registered.
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Researchers are even beginning to combine individual emitters' climate impacts with event attribution.
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The science connecting climate change to specific impacts has also improved since Kivalina.
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Extreme weather not only impacts our daily life, but also may cause casualties.
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One of the impacts was confusion among students about what their rights were.
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And it's designed evolve and grow alongside the technology and its social impacts.
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A "shake map" of central Italy shows the seismic impacts of the Aug.
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One is its exclusive focus on the impacts of income, unrelated to employment.
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Nordstrom said the most recent earnings included impacts associated with corporate tax reform.
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That included riders barring the EPA from researching the environmental impacts of fracking.
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Combined with our own analysis, here are some thoughts on the potential impacts.
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It had implications for the storm's impacts, primarily by accelerating the storm's winds.
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Germany will likely try to cushion these impacts by pushing for TEP exemptions.
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She emphasized this issue impacts women of color and marginalized communities the most.
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Meanwhile, studies have shown economic impacts of Brexit on the EU as well.
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"This is a multifaceted storm with respect to the potential impacts," he added.
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"They are a lethal combination of heat, noxious gas, and impacts," Damby says.
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"Who knows what discoveries and impacts on our lives will come," Leibundgut said.
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DowDuPont and UPS also cited the impacts of flooding and weather-related disruptions.
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That may be one of the biggest impacts that the Russians have had.
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A constant currency calculation attempts to nullify the impacts of exchange rate fluctuations.
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This impacts students who move to college campuses and don't update their IDs.
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The actions of one central bank often impacts the economies of other nations.
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Sometimes markets produce negative impacts that are not accounted for in market prices.
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Otherwise we may see a dazzling pyrotechnic display as it impacts the ground.
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But, right now, they're being offset by the impacts of low oil prices.
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Different materials have different environmental impacts, so that's something to take into consideration.
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While essential for being comfortable in clothing, binding can have serious health impacts.
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Unfortunately, the path it follows disproportionately impacts one slice of the economy: Importers.
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The change mostly impacts Indiegogo; Kickstarter payments were already not protected by PayPal.
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I don't believe, based on initial review, that it impacts any other deal.
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Additionally, a growing body of literature has found that discrimination impacts health outcomes.
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Healthcare policy impacts people in a way that no other policy issue can.
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For example population aging and the impacts of population aging on health spending.
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While these decisions may seem obscure, they often have critical public policy impacts.
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In Central Florida, Impact Homelessness studied the impacts of criminalization in Osceola County.
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Odds are this still impacts you through your pension funds or 401(k).
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But not all of the impacts of carbon-intensive industries are felt immediately.
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That being said, investments related to new technologies could well have large impacts.
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And we just got a new intake permitted which will lessen the impacts.
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If you want to witness the impacts of climate change, just look up.
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I'm truly heartbroken when I think of how Jack's passing impacts his family.
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Her team is also starting to look at the impacts on heart health.
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We also know too well the disproportionate impacts of these injustices on women.
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The direct impacts are on his dogs—and other peoples' in the village.
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Worldwide, women suffer a greater share of the acute impacts of natural disasters.
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The recall impacts nearly five million sleepers, which cost between $40 and $149.
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The recall impacts nearly five million sleepers, which cost between $40 to $149.
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The rovers found evidence of past volcanic activity, water flows, and meteor impacts.
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In the US, the war on drugs mostly impacts minority, particularly black, communities.
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There would be other less-discussed impacts from these Medicaid cuts as well.
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The expected impacts of climate change on the world's weather are well documented.
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These impacts were toxic to the earnings of steelmakers in the United States.
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"Global weirding," the complex impacts of climate change, can be a mixed bag.
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Her work focuses on building resilience to the destabilizing impacts of climate change.
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Inland flooding is often one of the worst impacts for storms making landfall.
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But high rates of discarded food also have adverse impacts on the environment.
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Spam is tight and its cultural and historic impacts are not appreciated enough.
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This criminalization would have lasting impacts for things like employment, volunteering, and travel.
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"The negative impacts of this conduct were immediate and tragic," Ms. Harris said.
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"The negative impacts of this unnecessary decision cannot be overstated," the Democrats wrote.
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There are two impacts of the fact that the President is a bully.
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More recently, breaches from nation-state attacks had potentially political and economic impacts.
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I have no idea whatsoever whether it impacts me or doesn't impact me.
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The GDP effects we estimate are growth impacts from corporate tax reform alone.
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Reducing emissions is one step that could limit the impacts of climate change.
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It was an awakening in understanding the scale of humanity and its impacts.
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This PR nightmare has had negative impacts on the company's business, as well.
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In California, the orange crop also has suffered due to weather-related impacts.
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And we agreed on the need for immediate action to avoid worse impacts.
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This sort of violation impacts our lives to this extent in this way.
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How it impacts people: Vog seems to be the more immediate health concern.
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Economic impacts are much greater and likely total hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Only now are the substantive impacts of his visit starting to be diagnosed.
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Second, these average impacts of heat mask large differences by income and race.
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Republicans sought to blunt Democrats' criticisms about the bill's distributional and deficit impacts.
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The IMF research warned that weather impacts may have lasting effects on economies.
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It's not often that we hear about positive impacts of anthropogenic climate change.
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"This demonstrates the measurable actions we are taking to reduce our environmental impacts."
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Zika has also been linked to neurological impacts in individuals of any age.
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It also comes amid concerns about whether capital punishment disproportionately impacts African Americans.
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Because of that, we operate in an environmentally responsible manner to minimize impacts.
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Others, like their preferred investment vehicles, can have substantial impacts on their fortunes.
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The usual explanations include the impacts of poverty, institutionalized racism and flawed policing.
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The result is a slanted viewpoint that emphasizes negative impacts based on speculation.
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It is no wonder then that PAD disproportionately impacts minority populations most severely.
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And when public health impacts hit poor communities, the effects are generally worse.
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Comey has repeatedly argued that the San Bernardino case only impacts Farook's phone.
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This impacts the overall credit quality of the taxpayer funded federal loan portfolio.
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Some experts speculate there could be positive impacts along with the negative ones.
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Still, the impacts of the increased carbon pollution are likely to be lasting.
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The way you process and frame it has real mental and physical impacts.
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Since 1985, I'd been writing articles about human impacts on the climate system.
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Simple changes would help communities be less vulnerable to impacts of shifting markets.
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His failure to address climate change's national security impacts is just as glaring.
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However, he says, although it comes with challenges, technology still has positive impacts.
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The impacts of trade digitalization go far beyond the industry or firm level.
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The environmental justice movement typically involves discussions about how to reduce those impacts.
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In another study, researchers examined how counting your blessings impacts overall well-being.
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First, we educate them about leadership, and about the impacts of climate change.
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Still, locals have noted that they are concerned about the impacts of tourism.
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Any question of this magnitude needs to be carefully examined for all impacts.
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Overall sales were also boosted by favorable currency impacts and improved price realization.
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Numerous scientific studies over multiple decades have raised concerns about harmful glyphosate impacts.
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Pacific islanders say they are clearly seeing the impacts of that warming already.
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The apparent increase in impacts may have influenced the history of our planet.
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The Divine Mercy&aposs facade is still pocked from hundreds of bullet impacts.
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That would be a tragedy, with impacts that echo for decades to come.
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Second, the different impacts on different regions can be a deliberate design feature.
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Other impacts of tariffs could be lower margins or higher prices, he added.
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The lack of context negatively impacts my dependence on the stand-up reminders.
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GM said in a statement Wednesday that the error only impacts 2016 SUVs.
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This is, admittedly, a lame complaint, but it impacts how I play games.
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The heart of the problem is that our apathy directly impacts our system.
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We have not seen major impacts from ocean acidification on our oceans yet.
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The new WWF report highlights the impacts of human activity on forests specifically.
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Unfortunately, none of these adverse impacts on our industry can be quickly reversed.
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The government's ability to spy on its citizens has two important potential impacts.
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The storm's impacts sent gasoline prices soaring but also crimped demand for crude.
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The Bank of England said it was assessing "potential impacts" of the outbreak.
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This also impacts when and how life might have formed on early Earth.
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Astronomer Jonathan McDowell studied the possible impacts of Starlink on dark night skies.
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And for someone who was just in college, it sort of impacts you.
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Outside of Asia, Italy has seen the most severe impacts of the coronavirus.
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But there has been limited past scientific scrutiny of the impacts of grunting.
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Many impacts of the project were left "undisclosed, undiscussed, and unconsidered," it continued.
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"This helps us better assess different noises' impacts on different species," she explains.
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And we know that that can increase the impacts of PTSD and trauma.
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Riders to block the EPA from even researching the environmental impacts of fracking.
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It's a new medium with unexpected impacts on individuals, groups, organizations and governments.
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"It's not a political issue, it's something that impacts every single person's life."
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"These have positive physical and psychological impacts that we shouldn't overlook," she said.
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First, huge negative impacts of climate change are no hoax, they are real.
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Republicans are growing increasingly concerned about the negative economic impacts heading into November.
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"It has nothing to do with the impacts of the hurricane," he said.
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But there are also questions of disparate impacts when sports finally do resume.
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Not all of these impacts are bad or the result of bad actors.
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"It seems like the burros were scapegoated because of cattle impacts," she says.
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Whatever activity you have planned, it just isn't worth the lives it impacts.
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The impacts are international and insurance is simply not designed for systemic risks.
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He will be asked about the new coronavirus and economic and monetary impacts.
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Economists expect the impacts from coronavirus to become more evident in subsequent months.
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Vaping also impacts heart-rate variability, a measure of the intervals between heartbeats.
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How sturdy is the scientific evidence on the climate impacts of meat eating?
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Here are a few non-profits making positive impacts on the black community.
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Bloomberg's plan focuses on the economic impacts statehood would have on Puerto Rico.
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Rather, they usually emanate from an unconscious design decision that had unintended impacts.
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"Human activity impacts our changing climate in some manner," another talking point reads.
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The study accounts for the proposal's trade, migration, productivity and ultimate fiscal impacts.
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Bad weather usually delays rocket launches only if it impacts the rocket's path.
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"The industry doesn't have any control over [environmental] impacts like this," Huser said.
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The ingredients in tampons and pads can have very real adverse health impacts.
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The impacts of class action lawsuits can also be much bigger for consumers.
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For that region, Whirlpool said its sales decreased 12.3 percent, excluding currency impacts.
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The new study homed in on the impacts for the lowest-income Americans.
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It negatively impacts a majority of survivors, costing them approximately $12,000 per year.
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How or when they will experience the impacts of climate change remains undetermined.
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As the impacts of global warming ratchet up, so will the emotional toll.
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That supply shock will likely slow economic activity without impacts to aggregate demand.
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The report discussed, in no uncertain terms, the negative impacts native caricatures have.
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But those impacts are unlikely to be perpetuated if the activity is not.
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But it is also having major impacts on other species too, including humans.
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She said increasing diversity in tech has impacts beyond creating more inclusive workspaces.
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This impacts people who do need security and privacy, including whistleblowers like Snowden.
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The growing online trend impacts both e-tailers and brick-and-mortar sellers.
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"It is important to separate frustration from actual tangible impacts to Facebook usage."
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"I want to build a billion-dollar business that impacts people," she said.
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The impacts of warming may be slightly better or worse than we expect.
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One of the biggest impacts the fire had was on treating burn patients.
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Woods confirmed that there were "significant impacts" and "lots of flooding" at Baytown.
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The recall impacts all unexpired lots of 150 mg and 300 mg tablets.
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Climate change obviously impacts the environment, but it also affects humans' mental health.
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There are Immediate impacts, such as PTSD, that can occur from natural disasters.
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We come to understand the deep impacts Mary Gates had on Bill's development.
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The health and environmental impacts of failing wastewater treatment are destructive and costly.
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As a result, the celebration impacts stock markets, factory production and economic activity.
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"The health impacts at this level of exposure are unknown," Dr. Argos said.
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And indigenous groups and activists are opposing new projects, worried about environmental impacts.
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The economy has been freed from overregulation and we are seeing the impacts.
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Delayed marriage has one of the biggest impacts on their low homeownership rate.
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Of course, the ones that do slam into the coast have major impacts!
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YouTube's changes have financial impacts on the creators who use it for work.
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The debate could have impacts on how mergers are treated down the road.
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Critics say the measure is racist because it overwhelmingly impacts men of color.
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"We have multiple impacts which create a thick soup of problems," Rahman said.
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He also didn't find the same impacts when the black victims were armed.
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The liquid can expand to 1,700 times its original volume, with catastrophic impacts.
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While HB896 failed to make it past its initial hearing, its impacts remain.
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But one of the lesser-known impacts of smoking is on your skin.
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Overall, the societal impacts of human germline editing could be considerable, they wrote.
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Travel impacts are likely Sunday afternoon and Monday, the National Weather Service tweeted.
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"Alabama will NOT see any impacts from #Dorian," the NWS Birmingham office tweeted.
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The impacts of the recent shutdown may be felt sooner rather than later.
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"If implemented, the impacts on the oil market would be significant," Goldman said.
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Climate change impacts are accelerating visibly; so is the growth of renewable energy.
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House Appropriations will hold a hearing on how marine debris impacts ocean ecosystems.
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The strain on EDs has impacts beyond simply inconveniencing patients with long waits.
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In addition, treatment with experimental drugs may have unforeseen impacts on health insurance.
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But if you just isolate it to that decision it has those impacts.
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It is a problem that impacts both community-dwelling and hospitalized older adults.
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In any event, McKeown doesn't see a strong likelihood of long-ranging impacts.
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"I saw firsthand how it impacts someone with a chronic illness," she said.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if you're seeing some very isolated impacts," Portalatin said.
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There is an effect on consumer which impacts Action, THG and chemicals businesses.
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"Losing mosquitoes from the Arctic ecosystem could have some unanticipated impacts," she said.
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The shutdown impacts about 800,000 federal employees and some services for the public.
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Shares pared gains as investors ruled out major impacts on world oil supplies.
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Costly gestures with unclear impacts aren't a good place to encourage symbolic stands.
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"Both companies have known about the likely impacts of climate change," said Simons.
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I'm saying that there are some impacts of his election that are positive.
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" He pointed to issues being faced by the broader technology industry now, around social impacts and areas like privacy, adding: "We're seeing some of the social impacts of how this stuff can go wrong, even if you assume good intentions.
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For many young people, "the most important aspect of how caries (cavities) impacts you is that it impacts your academic performance," said Dr. Roseann Mulligan, associate dean and professor at the University of Southern California's Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry.
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The new letters came after the Philippines unveiled on Monday the findings of a four-year inquiry into the human rights impacts of climate change in the Southeast Asian country and the contribution of 47 "carbon major" companies to those impacts.
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A rising interest rate environment could also have varying impacts on midtier U.S. banks.
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How the housing crisis impacts different communities was central to the morning's discussion. Rep.
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Much like Facebook is forcing civic society to clean up its messy antisocial impacts.
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We cannot immediately or fully offset the economic impacts of a large structural shock.
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Lopez, 57 was born with Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita, a disability which impacts her joints.
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The stigma surrounding these illnesses creates needless suffering and negatively impacts quality of life.
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"He's not likely to tweet out something that impacts the whole market," Paulsen said.
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But Christopher Wray was like none of this impacts the credibility of the Bureau.
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Urban and traffic thinkers are divided about how serious these negative impacts could be.
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This adaptive suction power directly impacts the battery life, which also contains a microprocessor.
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It also said data was being collected for its study on indigenous community impacts.
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But "cannibalism can have potentially broad scale applications and impacts on biocontrol," he said.
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When you have harsh conditions, especially heat that drains you, it impacts the gameplay.
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Apple, meanwhile, says it only impacts sales of phones running an older operating system.
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It is important to spot food trends, for example, and project any sustainability impacts.
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"You can have vastly different impacts from the same change in policy," he said.
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No coastal impacts are expected and there's been no reports of injury to wildlife.
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New computer modeling suggests that meteorite impacts would perfectly explain this differing rocky makeup.
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But more evidence is needed she notes on whether it directly impacts cancer statistics.
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Oil companies began reporting potential earnings impacts of shuttered Eagle Ford shale drilling operations.
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It also demonstrates a greater need to analyze the negative financial impacts of technology.
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Usually the way the penis was severed impacts how easy it is to repair.
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In what ways are the LGBTQ community addressing income inequality, which impacts all people?
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All of this is well and good, sure, but what are the practical impacts?
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"Larger refinery outages would increase these long crude and short product impacts," they wrote.
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It impacts residents' access to clean water and healthcare, but also education and work.
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Some ski resorts are taking measures to offset potential impacts of variable winter precipitation.
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The impacts of storm surge are worsening over time due to sea level rise.
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Period poverty impacts millions of people every day and is pervasive in US schools.
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Seeing these changes literally drawn on a map helps to hammer these impacts home.
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