"The way history has kind of proved to work is that when the curve inverts for the first time ... what happens historically is the curve inverts well before a recession," he added.
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"The way history has kind of proved to work is that when the curve inverts for the first time ... what happens historically is the curve inverts well before a recession," Gundlach said.
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The worry sets in when the curve flips, or inverts.
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He quotes Kennedy correctly but, ironically, he inverts the message.
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The moon jumper inverts the story of Daedalus and Icarus.
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"The alarm is when the yield curve inverts," he said.
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Frank not only builds from those innovations but inverts their signifiers.
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Arfun Ahmed's 2014 photograph "Olympia Burkha" bitingly inverts the Manet original.
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Investors will watch to see if the yield curve inverts again.
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Sjöblad's curiously biological metaphor inverts the standard vision of the body.
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His curiously biological metaphor inverts the standard vision of the body.
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Al Franken, Giant of the Senate inverts the typical political memoir.
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Anyone who inverts the two doesn't have their priorities in order.
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BUT THAT'S NOT – WAPNER: WHAT HAPPENS IF THE YIELD CURVE INVERTS?
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"The yield curve never inverts when conditions are bad," he said.
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Pesci, meanwhile, inverts his violent-hothead characters from Goodfellas and Casino.
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Britton inverts this sentiment, rendering ostensibly possible situations with impossible solutions.
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"When the yield curve inverts, you have to pay attention," he said.
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"We want to build a product that inverts those numbers," he says.
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So even if the curve inverts, we think a recession is unlikely.
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Entwining femininity and violence, it inverts and reflects upon misogyny and sex.
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If the yield curve inverts, it effectively slams the doors on lending.
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"The typical pattern is the yield curve inverts, the S&P 500 tops sometime after the curve inverts [see above] and the US economy goes into recession six to seven months after the S&P 500 peaks," he added.
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Investors will watch to see if this section of the curve inverts again.
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The first part of the solution, OPAL (Open Algorithms), inverts the traditional paradigm.
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The yield curve inverts when shorter-dated yields rise above longer-dated ones.
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One year after the yield curve inverts, though, there's a more definite split.
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They do better when the curve inverts, when investors are fearful of recession.
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It remains to be seen if the curve inverts and if recession follows.
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On average, a recession occurs about a year after the yield curve inverts.
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The opposite is true when the yield curve inverts, which is what's happened recently.
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But at least in the version above, what Magic Leap is describing inverts that.
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The big picture: Teespring's saga inverts the usual garage-band-to-billionaires startup story.
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Six months after the yield curve inverts is typically when stocks peak, Garthwaite said.
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Image processing inverts the black writing into white for projection, thus "tagging" a surface.
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And in spelling out these issues, the show inverts some familiar situations and characterizations.
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And if the yield curve inverts, it means lending money becomes a losing proposition.
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Historically, when the yield curve inverts, a recession follows within one or two years.
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But Dershowitz inverts this basic democratic formula so he can exculpate Trump of wrongdoing.
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US TWO-YEAR, FIVE-YEAR TREASURY YIELD CURVE INVERTS TO NEGATIVE ONE BASIS POINT
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"It's possible that the yield curve inverts, but I think it's unlikely," he said.
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The yield curve inverts when shorter-term Treasurys yield more than longer-term Treasury yields.
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U.S. 2-YEAR TO 10-YEAR TREASURY YIELD CURVE INVERTS, LAST AT -1.4 BASIS POINTS
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Data show a recession comes in about 22 months on average after the curve inverts.
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When the yield curve inverts, however, financial conditions are viewed as having gotten too tight.
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Autos and technology hardware are among the laggards 12 months after the yield curve inverts.
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Given this historical fact, investors then should care about the curve and when it inverts.
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"The signal that they're going too far is if the yield curve inverts," said Bianco.
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The financial sector is among the first areas to be pinched when the curve inverts.
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When the yield curve inverts, then that is usually a sign that there's a recession coming.
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The government bond yield curve inverts when shorter-term bonds have higher yields than long bonds.
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It is not viewed as truly problematic until the curve inverts, historically a sign of recession.
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Experts fear when the yield curve inverts because it has historically been followed by a recession.
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Trump claims he bullied Kim Jong Un into those summit meetings, but that inverts what happened.
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When it inverts, the long-term Treasurys have a lower yield than the short-term ones.
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That inverts the bipartisan support behind trade expansion deals from Ronald Reagan's presidency through Barack Obama's.
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Eklof subsequently inverts revenge conventions in a way that dares the audience to call it perverse.
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In historical perspective, Trump inverts the typical gender power dynamic we associate with the witch hunt.
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The vaulted roof inverts the hull of a ship, or an ark, which carries believers to Heaven.
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I study river/stream fish & inverts & teach kids that natural resources are fun & impt #ActualLivingScientist #womeninscience pic.twitter.
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But when the spread goes negative, theyield curve "inverts," giving the appearance of a negative yield curve.
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Yield curves flatten out when the market senses a slowdown, it inverts when it expects a recession.
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Traders worry when the yield curve inverts because, in the past, this event has preceded recessionary periods.
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This business model works well when the curve is positively sloped, but doesn't when the curve inverts.
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"Out of Blue" botches the source material's story, misses its mordant humor and inverts its despairing core.
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In this second scenario, the yield curve inverts despite the Fed's failure to consummate its dot plot plan.
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To be clear, when a corporation inverts into a foreign jurisdiction it does not usually eliminate U.S. jobs.
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Stocks could have a lot more room to run even if the feared "yield curve" inverts, history shows.
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The data show the stock market tends to turn sour about 230 months after the yield curve inverts.
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Thus, when the curve inverts, it signals something very risky is happening in the near-term asset markets.
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The tragedy of BPD is that it runs on such solipsism that it inverts me as a person.
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The sheer extent of the damage inverts the usual question about violence and so-called chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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But when the spread goes negative, the yield curve "inverts" giving the appearance of a negative yield curve.
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Tunes 2011-2019 inverts that street-level observation to reflect the universal experiences of the global austerity era.
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But leading up to recessions, the yield curve typically inverts, with short rates surging past long-term yields.
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Richard Bernstein, chief executive of Richard Bernstein Advisors, said he would be a buyer when the yield curve inverts.
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Especially with your new Negro Superman persona, which radically inverts the academic assumption that the Übermensch is necessarily fascistic.
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Investors get concerned when the yield curve inverts because it's not a good sign for the economy in general.
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Defensive stocks like healthcare equipment, pharmaceuticals and insurance historically outperform in the 12 months after the yield curve inverts.
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"If the Fed goes two more times this year ... the yield curve inverts, certainly by early Q4," LaVorgna said.
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Along with gender, there's a sense of accessibility that Sweetbitter inverts with its focus on the women in service.
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The economy has taken anywhere from 12 to 24 months to fall into recession when the yield curve inverts.
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If it inverts, meaning short-term rates spike above longer-term rates, it's a recession warning, market pros say.
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But what starts out as a kind of judicial Papers, Please increasingly inverts the dynamics of that bleak bureaucratic drama.
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If the yield inverts and the 103-year drops below the 2-year, it is a fairly reliable recession warning.
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The yield curve inverts when central banks believe inflation is headed higher; but bond investors are convinced of the opposite.
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While at the same time your adherence to the discipline of music inverts imposed violent discipline and creates virtuosic autonomy.
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But, he said, he would not want rate hikes to proceed so fast or far that the yield curve inverts.
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Among others, the latter includes a Dark Mode setting, which inverts the colors of the interface based on room brightness.
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The economy has taken anywhere from 12 months to 24 months to fall into recession when the yield curve inverts.
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" "No one from the Fed seems to have indicated a vast concern if the 2 and the 10 actually inverts.
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Instead, it inverts the macho metal mindset, making the listener question the very fabric of their devotion to the genre.
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What Men Want inverts Nancy Meyers's 2000 rom-com classic What Women Want, which starred Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt.
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When the economic cycle finally inverts into recession, perhaps unexpectedly and with no obvious cause, perhaps because of some geopolitical crisis?
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Every medtech product and business will be infused with the cloud as the industry inverts over the next 20-30 years.
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"Revolutionaries" inverts the structure of "American Pastoral," telling the story of a radical from a son's rather than a father's perspective.
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Her choosing to do Norma as a mezzo-soprano (with her rival, Adalgisa, sung by a soprano) inverts recent performance practice.
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It inverts the anti-porn mistake of seeing porn as the key engine of transformation, instead giving it no power whatsoever.
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But Marx inverts Hegel and says that it's class struggle and the productive forces that shape human consciousness and therefore history.
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The situation the country finds itself in now inverts the usual question of presidential power: Do the ends justify the means?
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What's more, he pointed out that the market has tended to still do well for awhile even after the yield curve inverts.
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U.S. 2-YEAR, 10-YEAR YIELD CURVE BRIEFLY INVERTS FOR FIRST TIME IN A WEEK; SPREAD WAS LAST AT -0.20 BASIS POINTS
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In some ways, the Trump administration, which has brought the racist, white-nationalist fringe with traditional Republicans, inverts that decades-old alliance.
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Historically, the economy has taken anywhere between 12 months and 24 months to fall into a recession when the yield curve inverts.
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You can't control whether or not the yield curve inverts; all you can do is control your own potential for market complacency.
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MOYNIHAN: THE QUESTION IS IF YOU'RE AN INVESTOR THAT BELIEVES THAT BECAUSE IT INVERTS AND BECOMES FLAT, THAT A RECESSION IS COMING.
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GRAPHIC: U.S. Treasury curve inverts - here Some market players though are not convinced an inverted yield curve will necessarily lead to recession.
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But historically, the market tends to rally right before the yield curve inverts, and banks often benefit from this kind of action.
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It inverts what we've come to expect from mainstream electronic music—less about partying and escapism than appealing to something more existential.
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When spun on a semi-flat surface, this mushroom-shaped top inverts but also changes direction as it leaps onto its stem.
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You can't control whether or not the yield curve inverts, all you can do is control your own potential for market complacency.
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It's a conceit that "The Memory Police" chillingly inverts, by making two amnesiacs the protectors of a man whose mind is unimpaired.
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Season 5's food-crisis story line inverts this dynamic by framing the Soviet Union as a kind of vast, dysfunctional family.
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On average, stocks rise another 15 to 16 percent in the 18 months after the yield curve inverts, according to Credit Suisse.
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While the yield curve is a highly watched recession indicator, the stock market tends to continue rallying even when after it inverts.
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It's a conceit that "The Memory Police" chillingly inverts, by making two amnesiacs the protectors of a man whose mind is unimpaired.
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Like a mirror, Mr Loznitsa's film reflects and inverts that process, using fiction to expose the wounds inflicted by the annihilation of truth.
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Well, the out-of-the-way establishment referred to in "The Last Hotel," Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh's mystifying new opera, inverts that.
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It's not exactly Magic Mike (no McConaughey for starters) but it's interesting to see a music video that inverts the traditional male gaze.
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Morgan, who conceived of the script as " 'Rocky' with words," shrewdly inverts the conventional dynamic of Brits looking down their noses at Americans.
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He inverts rap's equation of loudness equaling hardness, channeling a conversational mumble into pointed, dismissals of unwitting "Stanleys" (police) and "silly billies" (enemies).
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So, when the Treasury yield curve inverts, and long-term rates fall below short-term rates, lending institutions have little incentive to loan.
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Recessions typically occur an average of 22 months after the yield curve inverts on 2- and 10-year Treasurys, according to Credit Suisse.
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AQR notes that once the yield curve inverts, there's no telling how much time will elapse before the economy actually enters a recession.
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When he inverts pop structures, you can hear it—which has always been part of growing up for these sorts of pop outsiders.
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The Quip model inverts the way consumer product companies have traditionally built market share — focusing on the problem first, not just the product.
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When the yield on the shorter duration security rises above the longer duration security, or inverts, it is seen as a recession warning.
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When the yield on a shorter duration security rises above a longer duration security, or inverts, it is seen as a recession warning.
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It should also be said: the Ghostbusters of 2016 is a political movie in the way it inverts Hollywood's traditional male power fantasy.
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On "Believer," its new single — and the soundtrack to a Nintendo commercial scheduled to air during the Super Bowl — it inverts its process.
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When that curve flattens or inverts, a recession is anywhere from nine to 15 months away, with the average lead time of one year.
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The page's current iteration, which has been retitled to the Trump-ian sounding "American Energy," inverts the prioritization of renewable energy over fossil fuels.
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Frontman David Kelling inverts the self-reliant worldview the band had become known for to seek comfort in others in this melodic love song.
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The highlight is Herbal Assault, a mode that inverts the returning "Plants invade and destroy a Zombie base" Gardens & Graveyards mode from Garden Warfare.
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Two monolithic black forms are surrounded with a radiating light, while the central photograph inverts this form; a sliver of light emerges from darkness.
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The conversion even removes reverse, because backing up can be accomplished with a dashboard switch that inverts the electric power, spinning the motors backwards.
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"The U.S. equity market is on borrowed time after the yield curve inverts," said Bank of America technical strategist Stephen Suttmeier, in a note.
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"Recessions tend to occur 12-15 months on average after the Treasury curve inverts, but that also can stretch out two years," said Levkovich.
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Dark Mode, which inverts a smartphone's display to a predominantly black background, was a highly anticipated addition to Apple's iOS 13 release in September.
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At his best, Curry's approach inverts the logic of the sport, so when things go bad we can only think: Just do, y'know, that.
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In a New York congressional district months later, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stages an extraordinary Democratic primary upset and the wisdom inverts: Leftward lies glory.
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"As the curve inverts further, it has inspired more long-end buying," Mike Lorizio, head of Treasuries trading at Manulife Asset Management, told Reuters.
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"Given tame U.S. inflation expectations, it is unnecessary to push monetary policy normalization to such an extent that the yield curve inverts," he added.
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The Long Beach Opera, another progressive musical force in Southern California, inverts the usual opera-company formula, concentrating mainly on works by living composers.
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He agreed with my assessment that the stock market declines in tandem with, or just after the curve inverts, but before a recession actually begins.
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"When you get the worse performance is after it inverts and gets positive again, and that's when you really see the market weaken," Hickey said.
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The pair's resulting sex scene continues their little role-reversal as it inverts the kind of bad sex heterosexual women tend to be familiar with.
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It's more than just a gimmick—he inverts the outsize EDM-lite jam into something strange and sultry, with pillowy keyboards and big gated drums.
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The appeals court decision basically inverts that reasoning, affirming the lower court's decision on the grounds of the McClain testimony but not the cellphone tower.
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She inverts pop to make a point: there are no safe places anymore, no more apolitical retreats, and no more time for avoidance and escapism.
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The system inverts the traditional teacher-led classroom hierarchy, requiring schools to provide intensive one-on-one mentoring and coaching to help each student adapt.
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The charm of "Bobby," like a lot of Giannascoli's genre experiments, is in its strange idiosyncrasies, the ways he inverts how the sounds traditionally work.
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Hence, the yield curve flattens and, ultimately, "inverts" to the point where long rates fall below short rates in anticipation of a recession and disinflation.
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But there is still a story to tell about the suburbs — one that inverts the American dream — and Gone Girl picks up on that skillfully.
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The S&P 500 has rallied 22% on average between the first time a yield curve inverts and the start of a recession, Lynch noted.
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That is a reliable recession warning, but analysts say the stock market has continued to rise until months after the curve inverts, in some cases.
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"This credit-led bull market is likely going to persist until two years after" the curve inverts, or "another 3-6 years" from now, says Reynolds.
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It isn't simply that God raises up the lowly to be equal to other people; rather, God inverts the hierarchy, preferring the poor to everyone else.
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More generally, the yield curve often inverts when a central bank is expected to switch from a bout of monetary tightening to one of monetary easing.
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Market participants worry that the Fed will keep hiking until it inverts the yield curve, a condition where short-dated yields exceed their longer-duration counterparts.
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Therefore, when the yield curve inverts for the third time this century, you can expect unprecedented chaos in markets and the economy to follow shortly after.
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The bond yield curve, when plotted as a graph, inverts from its typical arcing, upward slope when shorter-dated yields exceed those of longer-duration securities.
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In a society that fetishizes unblemished skin and flawless butts, the series is a snapshot of a subculture that inverts beauty standards and embraces female toughness.
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A flat curve by itself does not necessarily signal danger, but if the curve inverts, history shows that could be a sign of a pending recession.
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One surrounds a high-profile police shooting, which inverts the typical dynamic by having a black officer, played by Tristan Wilds, shoot an unarmed white man.
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"Typically the 2s/10s has roughly a 16-month lead from when it inverts to a recession and it could be even longer than that," he said.
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When the curve inverts, the yield on the shorter duration security, in this case the 2-year has become higher than that of say, the 10-year.
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"It still seems possible that longer-term investors could shift to more conservative investment stances if the 2yr-10yr curve inverts again, and more deeply," Takada said.
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Inside-out tracking inverts the traditional setup: you put sensors on the headset itself, and they read cues like depth and acceleration, translating it into virtual motion.
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It spreads out in all directions on the page, inverts normal French word order, eschews ordinary punctuation, and presents a variety of fonts, typefaces, and letter sizes.
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The current disjunction inverts the dilemma of the Democrats in the 1850s, a party with robust "machinery" (to use Skowronek's word) but with no animating political philosophy.
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Deploying sewing and cooking, traditionally considered women's vocations, this piece bluntly and unabashedly inverts power relations between men and women, violence and sexuality, culture and good taste.
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She is what Ms. Lang calls "a photonegative of a country singer," which humorously inverts the cliché of the female country star as wholesome all-American gal.
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The play, based on the story of Mr. Nguyen's parents — refugees from South Vietnam who came to America in 2195 — inverts stereotypes with freewheeling abandon (2718:2374).
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The play, based on the story of Mr. Nguyen's parents — refugees from South Vietnam who came to America in 213 — inverts stereotypes with freewheeling abandon (21:2212).
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The play, based on the story of Mr. Nguyen's parents — refugees from South Vietnam who came to America in 245 — inverts stereotypes with freewheeling abandon (2222:251).
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The play, based on the story of Mr. Nguyen's parents — refugees from South Vietnam who came to America in 22 — inverts stereotypes with freewheeling abandon (229261:2212).
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The play, based on the story of Mr. Nguyen's parents — refugees from South Vietnam who came to America in 1975 — inverts stereotypes with freewheeling abandon (2:20).
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When the curve inverts, the average time to the next recession is 27 months, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research report this week.
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The ways in which 10 Cloverfield Lane twists and inverts that question end up being a big part of the fun, so I'll tread lightly with spoilers.
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If the yield curve inverts, as you note it has, and if that persists for some time, that is off obviously something that I would definitely take seriously.
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In this, CAP's plan inverts the status quo: It's a public system with some private options, rather than a private system with a few, often inaccessible, public options.
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When this structure inverts into backwardation, stocks of oil are more likely to find their way into the market as their owners can achieve a higher selling price.
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In it, Kim inverts the principles of photorealistic painting by using a photo transfer technique that makes a photograph appear as if it has been painted onto canvas.
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Instead of rotating hands pointing at the time on a circular dial, the Klok-013 inverts the whole process and rotates the dials around a fixed center point.
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Wade found that returns in the energy, financial and material sectors rise the most as the yield curve steepens, they also go down the most when it inverts.
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Investors keep an eye on that trend since a flat curve can signal economic trouble ahead, and if it inverts, it would be taken as a recession warning.
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This is a specious use of law: It inverts the laws governing child immigration and uses them to exacerbate the very evil the law was designed to address.
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Chin takes the tools of European modernism — science, geography, encyclopedic knowledge, history — and inverts them to address modernity's more violent products: war, colonialism, resource extraction, and ecological collapse.
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The Modernist school (whose name inverts "Hausbau," the German word for "house building") was among the first to combine the teaching of crafts, design, architecture and fine art.
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While the first two films represented the unknown and ambiguous with the seemingly endless nature of space and the ocean, in The Cordillera of Dreams, Guzmán inverts that metaphor.
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Part improvisation, part installation, the work plays with the peculiar and flexible nature of time and space, just like the physics concept that its title nods to and inverts.
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Unless and until the curve inverts, which is a pretty clear recession warning, it's not saying much except that nominal global growth is unlikely to gallop higher for years.
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Now, the Fed is confronting "the coexistence of low inflation and low unemployment," a phenomenon that inverts the "stagflation" experience of the 1970s, when both inflation and unemployment climbed.
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As the name implies, the dark theme inverts some colors on the YouTube UI, swapping out the white background of the standard theme for a more cinematic, blacked-out style.
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To be more specific, sell your long positions and get short once the curve inverts; and then be prepared to hedge against inflation when the Fed responds with helicopter money.
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While it was rumored to be a test for a new Resident Evil VR game, it's much more like a short horror film, and one that inverts Abe's gender roles.
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When the yield curve inverts, short-term bonds are more profitable than long-term bonds and is accepted as a warning sign that a recession may be on its way.
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For centuries prior, we were labeled everything from witches to sexual inverts to criminals, mentally ill, pedophiles, deadly disease carriers who trick normal, healthy heterosexuals into joining our ugly lair.
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When investors get nervous about economic growth, something weird happens to the yield curve -- it flips (or inverts) so that short-term interest rates are higher than longer-term ones.
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The Bespoke Investment Group co-founder says that when short-term interest rates rise faster than long-term rates the yield curve inverts and raises big warnings on the economy.
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But a 19603 novel by the Ugandan writer Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi inverts that conceit: What if a curse expressed all the ways that families, cities and nations fail to cohere?
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Pokemon Go again doesn't use social media account tie-ins, but it almost inverts the Sonar model, since its players frequently take to those networks to broadcast out their own Pokeplans.
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Market participants worry that when the curve compresses so much that it inverts — with longer-duration yields lower than shorter duration — that historically has been a reliable sign for a recession.
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Built on a seemingly straightforward concept, Danish art and architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group's newly announced design for the 2016 Serpentine Pavilion inverts everything you thought you knew the brick wall.
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The movie's coolest trick is the way it inverts what you'd expect from a movie released in 1999, by making the internet the poisonous capitalist space that keeps people emotionally numb.
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The series is set in the future, and the first film actually inverts this trend in contemporary apocalyptic storytelling: For once, we are the ones fixing the apocalypse with our technologies.
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Paradoxically, she reaches stillness only when she's in a position of maximum tension and travail, sitting with legs raised and exposed: Next, she inverts that position into its upside-down opposite.
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Allowing them to control the level of the sea projected on the set, it inverts the experience of migrants who find themselves, perilously, at the mercy of the water they cross.
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He then inverts that chart so it gives a clear picture of what's to come: When the junk-quality spread widens, the line points down, warning of greater economic risk ahead.
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Economists weigh the yield curve as a possible predictor of recession risk since historically, when the gap inverts — with short-term rated higher than long-term ones — an economic downturn follows.
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"Machiavellian" is another shorthand that inverts its namesake, even if the Renaissance statesman and writer Niccolò Machiavelli still gets cast in the popular imagination as a cynical proponent of ruthless power politics.
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It as well cleverly inverts and perverts the scene in Lewis Carroll's famous 1865 book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland of a hookah-smoking caterpillar on a mushroom beloved by pot heads everywhere.
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And when the yield curve inverts, as it did most recently in 1.53-7, it amounts to an economic warning from the financial markets to watch out: Recession is on the way.
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Meanwhile, the album's title seems to reference the Toy Story franchise, yet inverts that film's subject; in this video we have humans behaving like machine toys, instead of toys behaving like humans.
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"When that yield inverts, historically, its quite a strong recession signal in the U.S.. That's what's spooking markets and creating this risk-off environment," said Mark Loubser, a fund manager at Northshore Capital.
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If Viet Cong thrived off of the time-honored post-punk tradition of emotional distance and abstraction, Preoccupations inverts it, shedding the scuzz, musically and otherwise, for an unflinching look beneath the surface.
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Based on market data since 19653, she writes that some sectors perform very well over the 12 months after the yield curve inverts, and one has a record of falling after every inversion.
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If we take a moment to look at the policy changes and agreements made in the present session of Congress, the pattern inverts: Those with majority bipartisan support are those that succeed. Sens.
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And in "Samson" (1983), Maria Lassnig inverts the strength of her subject — clad in armor, pushing over an ionic column — by using a light-hearted palette of pale blues, pinks, yellows, and greens.
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In 2007, Mr. Roth killed Zuckerman off in the sad and affecting "Exit Ghost," a novel that cleverly echoes and inverts the themes of "The Ghost Writer," the first of the Zuckerman novels.
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It inverts the proposal first put forward in the Dilnot report in 2011, which suggested putting a cap of £35,000 on all social-care costs, above which the state would pick up the bill.
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Elsewhere on the Accessibility screen, the Color inversion switch is separate from the dark mode Android is introducing, and simply inverts the colors on screen, potentially making them easier to read for some users.
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Willie Brothers' Venom Cheese inverts the traditional milky-white hue of typical mozzarella so it instead looks like something that might ooze from an octopus, an alien, or an unblocked portal to the underworld.
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To some extent, whether or not the curve actually inverts is arbitrary, since there is no special significance in the zero line, and the long-term average has been around 105-115 basis points.
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It's not all that outlandish: the Fed raises rates once too often, the yield curve inverts, the economy tips into recession, and the stock market crashes, forcing an even more incensed Trump to act.
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A dancer twirls around it, inverts their body, kicks their legs out, and suspends themself, letting their skirt, composed of long red and white strips, sway like the American flag caught in a breeze.
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How is it, then, that so much political punditry of the "America needs a third party" bent—a genre that surges in popularity every four years—skips over all of this, or worse, inverts it?
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"The spread between 10-Year [Treasury] note yields and , as our lower panel here, and the progression that you generally saw was the yield curve inverts for the first time in each cycle, " said Hunter.
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And while Congress could take measures to curb inversions in the short run—Hillary Clinton, for instance, has proposed a steep "exit tax" on any company that inverts—those measures merely postpone a necessary reckoning.
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Bullock is a man who's channeled his rage toward the more useful purpose of helping keep the peace, while Swearengen inverts that type — he's hidden his fundamental sweetness in the name of being a cutthroat bastard.
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While chatter has increased around Wall Street that it's only a matter of time before the curve inverts, markets have held up fairly well during the yield compression and some economists think recession fears are premature.
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When you really think about that question, you realize Tyler's sodomy scene is so harrowing because it completely inverts our expectations of how television has told us women and men are meant to experience pain on screen.
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Perhaps where the New Testament's Lazarus story fixates on a body freed from the confines of death, Bowie's take, on stage and in song, inverts properties, freeing the spirit from the shackles of its mortal tether instead.
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But St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Friday the expected path of interest rate hikes would mean there is a real risk the yield curve inverts, which he had warned earlier was a recession risk.
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The current struggle over responding to the coronavirus, in one respect, inverts this pattern of conflict: In this case, it's the blue cities and counties pleading for a statewide standard and the red governors touting regional variation.
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It also inverts the normal thinking about the relationship between arms sales and alliance politics, in which access to American weaponry is considered an advantage you receive for being a country the United States regards as reliable.
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The criticism also inverts the bill's most basic frame: Rather than transgender people being the victims of discrimination (transgender people suffer indisputably high rates of bias), transgender people are portrayed as an all-male brigade that subjugates women.
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If the so-called yield curve actually inverts, where the short end yield on a , for instance, rises above the longer term 10-year note yield, that would be taken as a strong indication of a coming recession.
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The spread between the two yields, at 27 Friday, has been closely watched by the markets, since a flattening curve can be a warning about the economy, and one that actually inverts is viewed as a recession warning.
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It's a character whose broad and bellicose narcissism inverts and shrinks everything into a grade schooler's compare-and-contrast essay on how things used to be In The Nice Days and how they came to be so fucked now.
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The Goldman strategists, however, point out that it is unusual for that part of the curve to invert first, while the more commonly watched spread is between the 10-year and 2-year note and that usually inverts sooner.
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In a mode that neatly inverts the power fantasy of most games, the player needs to be committed to learning from the encounter in the moment rather than playing in a way that most games would ask you to.
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By juxtaposing the seemingly "indecent" visuals with challenging perspectives, toilet-infused art reshapes collective perceptions, reinvigorates considerations for how cultures function, and inverts prevailing notions of what is superior and what is inferior in the art world and beyond.
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In, "no-76," the lens inverts his chest, turning it upside-down; "no-49" shows his lips and nose larger than the rest of his face; and in "no-1," the artist looks directly into the camera without exaggeration.
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After realizing how prevalent this dynamic is (and not just in pornography), filmmaker Leah Rachel created The Curious Female, an improvised online series that inverts the tropes of casting couch porn by depicting women who strip down emotionally, rather than physically.
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"If that's the case, you want to be on the lookout for recession as early as Q4 of 3.83" as there is typically a lag time of five quarters from when the curve inverts to when an actual recession takes hold.
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Her epic yarn of a divided and warring mother and daughter on a tormented, unitary continent called the Stillness — possibly a reverse-Pangaea, deep in our planet's future — unquestionably subverts or inverts the conventions of old-school fantasy in innumerable ways.
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The operating system also has a high-contrast mode available in the Ease of Access settings that inverts the white background with black, while also changing the colors of buttons and menus to make them stand out against the dark background.
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While a flat yield by itself isn't bad, when it inverts and the yield curve for the 10-year yield starts to yield less than the three-month yield, that's when the red flags go up for a potential recession.
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The juxtaposition of "All" with the taxidermy horse piece is particularly strong within the rooms' mirrored, high-style, maximalist trappings of upper-class luxury — something that inverts the familiar white minimalist style that now signifies the taste of the hip global elite.
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Smart Invert, iOS 11's go at eye relief, inverts some colors, but leaves images, videos, and some apps untouched, aiming to dampen your screen's glow without leading to the really weird image contortions that we saw with previous iterations of the feature.
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Turing's inclusion in the work is a stark reminder that in 20183s Britain, "inverts" were still considered criminals, and the artists' summoning of 1917 aligns with a point in time, a half century later, when homosexuality would be decriminalized in that country.
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Whale's unrequited lust for the hunk kinkily inverts the longing-loathing dynamics between Monster and Doctor, but a hint of romance still quivers through the proceedings and at its climax, the Monster (or Fraser?) escorts Whale over eldritch moorland to his death.
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But whereas in the archetypal thriller, our world is upended at the outset and the laws of reality reassert themselves by the end, the archetypal magic trick inverts this structure: Everything appears to be normal until the decisive moment when, inexplicably, it isn't.
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The criticism also inverts the bill's most basic frame: Rather than transgender people being the victims of discrimination (transgender people suffer indisputably high rates of bias, which is why the bill exists), transgender people are portrayed as an all-male brigade that subjugates others.
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"It's kind of what you avoid not so much as what you own if there is going to be a slowdown that really blows back on the U.S." The yield curve inverts when a shorter-term bond yields higher than a longer-term bond.
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Adding to the theme of nudity is Meegan Barnes' Dripping In Gold Booty, which inverts the work of Klingbeil and Garza, removing any hint of passion and turning the butt into an ironically fetishizied object, placed next to a tube of sunblock and pair of sunglasses.
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U.S. yield curve inverts for first time since 230 - here Sovereign bond yield heatmap - here In early August, 211-year German and Dutch borrowing costs fell below 20173%, bringing the two countries into a club of developed countries, whose entire sovereign bond yield curves pay negative yields.
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"First Love," with its haiku-like evocations of grotty British cityscapes, its fine ear for the ways in which love inverts itself into cruelty, its preference for scrupulous psychological detail over grandiose epic sweep, is a stellar example of this tradition, and proof of its continued vitality.
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"Perspectives" focuses on the futility of a politics nurtured by partisan bubbles; "Dying Man" inverts the helplessness of being unable to check a dead phone, thereby exposing the feeling's absurdity; "Pure Comedy" uses the arc of human history to make a point about the cyclical nature of power structures.
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But, while the remarkable Love Over Will both references and slickly inverts Crowley's 1904 tome The Book of the Law—the central text of the long departed magician's philosophical religion known as Thelema—Smoke hardly seems the type to browbeat a listener with a hymnal, literally or figuratively.
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We say this based on the lead single, "Santa's Coming For Us," which bounces along like a reindeer sleigh and nicely inverts the old "here comes Santa Claus" shtick by making Santa some kind of unstoppable force coming to take you over like, well, a pop song by Sia.
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Maybe this is a painting that picks up where Manet left off, but inverts the story from white to black, from Paris to Los Angeles, from an upper-middle-class nightlife scene to a childhood memory of learning to shine shoes and sweep up hair in the local barbershop.
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This is another way the hanok has made Seoulites reconsider the way they live: By forcing them to decide how much stuff they really need, it inverts the dynamic between the house and the people within it, making the residents accommodate the dwelling, not the other way around.
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She takes skinny stems of baby's breath, an invasive species prone to infesting vacant lots (and cheap deli arrangements) and other discarded varieties, and arranges giant cloud-shaped bouquets that she inverts and suspends from ceilings in a perforated chandelier, the flowers subordinate to the spaces between them.
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The figure sends a message of confidence about the euro zone economy and inverts the negative trend started in February, when output decreased by 1.2 percent, and continued in March which recorded a slightly upwardly revised 1.23 percent drop in industrial production (from a previous estimate of -0.8 percent).
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If collecting art has come to be seen as the ultimate projection of status and convenience, difficult art inverts the relationship between owner and owned — living with challenging work is a daily exercise in humility, a willing rejection of time, money and the practical comforts of the domestic setting.
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To encounter a hand larger than many full-grown adults, especially one making the universal gesture of "stop," should probably feel menacing, but the radiant light spreading across the image signals a frank and striking degree of openness (and perhaps inverts the gesture to one of inclusion or surrender).
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When: Opens Thursday, October 6, 5:2003–9:30pm Where: Young Projects (Pacific Design Center, 8687 Melrose Avenue, West Hollywood, California) As more and more of our time is spent living in virtual worlds that mimic reality, Montreal-baed artist Sabrina Ratté inverts this scenario, creating physical spaces from digital sources.
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While the song has Arcade Fire co-leader and vocalist/every-instrumentalist Régine Chassagne embarking on one of the group's patented disco-ball epics, the clip somewhat inverts that joy, featuring Chassagne dancing by herself on a rainy, police-car-lit street that's being cleaned up after a huge parade.
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Yet none of his paintings had prepared me for the hallucinatory strangeness of the real thing: a place that inverts geological time, where the ground underfoot is younger than the orphaned church spires rising above it, where a mountain — an immovable part of any ordinary landscape — is only a few decades old.
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Set in the era that birthed iconic teen stereotypes in pop culture (misunderstood outcast, "king of the school" jock, doe-eyed and studious goody-goody) and pioneered the exploration of high school as its own world, Stranger Things 2 artfully inverts these tropes—all the while challenging conventional notions of masculinity by offering a complex look at its effects.
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The IPO market is a derivative trade on the broader market, so if the Fed continues to raise rates — which is being questioned more with each passing day of market volatility — and if the yield curve between the two-year Treasury bond and 10-year Treasury bond inverts (an early recession signal), the IPO market will head down, and significantly, Smith said.
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As a result, although it did not take its cues from the catwalk, it is possible the album may have a knock-on effect on the catwalk — that next season we will suddenly see a lot of high-necked shredded Victoriana that likewise takes the uniform of hothouse fragility and inverts it so that it becomes a statement about strength.
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With sardonic humor, Kasearu — living artist, and also woman, mother, and landlady — inverts the trope of the House Museum, while preserving several of its tenets: there is a gift shop (more a glowing vitrine of miscellaneous objects), a library (a stack of books in the bathroom), an archive (in the attic), and an artist's study (a bedroom blocked off to the public by velvet rope, and barely visible in a room beyond, the sleeping quarters of the artist's child).
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You lean your forehead against the cool window and watch the countryside rolling by — the orchard rows, the cows — and although there might be some brief distraction (a crane flying overhead that looks for a second like a pterodactyl; Luis, in the seat behind you, doing the trick where he inverts his eyelids) mostly it is just field after field, the vineyards and the flocks of black birds, the irrigation spray feathering in long arcs over the moving landscape's bright, monotonous sweetness.
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