If not kept in check, this negativity quickly becomes utterly exhausting.
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Stress can derail the brightest of careers if not kept in check.
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Spending is kept in check so that it can weather any funding storm.
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Gains in both indexes were kept in check by declines in healthcare stocks.
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No longer kept in check by winter's freeze, bark beetle populations are growing.
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All the paintings' parts are kept in check, just this side of mutiny.
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All the cables are kept in check with the Grid-It organization system.
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Inflation has been kept in check despite robust growth due to the strong krona.
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Meanwhile, populations of spiders -- which had previously been kept in check by birds -- surged.
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Central bank governor Mugur Isarescu said borrowing costs would however be kept in check.
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Nonetheless it should boost purchasing power, as long as inflation is kept in check.
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Conversely, when times are good and unemployment is low, budgets should be kept in check.
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However, gains were kept in check as interest rates reached levels not seen in years.
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This hints at what it really thinks: that civil liberties must be kept in check.
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Lean hogs also were stronger but gains were kept in check due to ample supplies.
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Until Taliban messaging becomes more positive, expectations of a deal should be kept in check. 2.
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But gains on the broader currency index were kept in check by losses in other currencies.
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And is there a way for short-sellers and activist investors to be kept in check?
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Ensuring that hyper-concentrations of power are kept in check unites both the right and left.
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But Wall Street's gains were kept in check as traders awaited the Trump-Xi trade meeting.
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Mercury will also square Neptune, so some unrealistic expectations will need to be kept in check.
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Until two years ago, he told me, his health was kept in check through regular medication.
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Imports are being kept in check by ongoing efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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However, prices will be kept in check by alternatives such as duck meat and increased imports.
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Risk appetite was kept in check as Brent oil prices fell as low as $43.46 per barrel.
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Only a little tire slap on grumbly pavement detracts, but even it is mostly kept in check.
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In other words, our internal clock is easily influenced and kept in check by the daylight cycle.
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Her medications were tweaked, and her seizures were largely kept in check, until the crash this April.
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Tulsa all-conference guard James Woodard was kept in check by the Houston defense, finishing with 10 points.
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Capital expenditures on its network and spectrum are kept in check by its network sharing agreement with Telus.
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Typically, jellyfish populations have been kept in check by marine predators like sea turtles and fish like tuna.
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Public anger and frustration with the regime are kept in check only with the credible threat of force.
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Gains earlier in the session were kept in check while investors digested weak earnings from shipping giant FedEx.
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He is solidly pro-EU but appeals to those who want its budgets and powers kept in check.
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But, as long as they're kept in check by each other (and natural selection), each strategy will be successful.
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The cooked specimens are Rockefeller-esque, their richness kept in check with a bright green and gently crisp persillade.
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Online Islamophobia in Liverpool seems to have been kept in check at a time when it was rising elsewhere.
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The market's gains, however, were kept in check as Wall Street digested a mixed batch of corporate earnings results.
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The gain in the core C.P.I. was kept in check by moderate increases in rents and medical care costs.
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HIV cannot be cured but the infection can be kept in check by AIDS drugs known as antiretrovial treatment.
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He was never formally replaced and people felt kept in check by him, even when he was in jail.
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The increase in the core CPI was kept in check by moderate increases in rents and medical care costs.
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Historically, cowbird "brood parasitism," as it's called, was kept in check because cowbirds like resting on an elevated surface.
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The assumption that Trump's impulses can be kept in check by wiser minds in his administration is being challenged.
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That kept in check any temptation to act aggressively or take advantage and free-ride off other people's contributions.
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Inflation, meanwhile, is said to be unrelated to government debt and can be kept in check through other means.
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The Consumer Price Index rose by just 13 percent in September, suggesting that inflation was being kept in check.
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Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins was kept in check by Miami's defense, completing 25 of 42 passes for 252 yards.
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Any disturbing implications of Gloria's situation — any ethical quandaries, psychological insights or genuinely shocking circumstances — are kept in check.
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Revenue growth was kept in check as sales in Citigroup's Institutional Clients Group business fell 20183 percent to $9.2 billion.
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These tensions will be kept in check by the general desire for a commodity quite as valuable as water: peace.
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Michael Kretschmer, Saxony′s CDU premier, will take the credit for ensuring that the blue wave was kept in check.
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There are valleys in the West where herds don't increase because they are kept in check by the big cats.
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The biggest drag on inflation was transportation costs, which were kept in check by cheaper air travel and fuel, economists say.
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Women could study and work, he said, but the intermingling of the genders ought to be kept in check in Afghanistan.
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Gains were kept in check, however, as the company warned the U.S.-China trade dispute and the end of its Amazon.
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That is likely to get worse, even if overall inflation is kept in check, due in part to a cooling economy.
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The fears were briefly kept in check earlier in the week when the Trump administration delayed tariffs on some of the goods.
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Some Afghan officials have serious questions as to how the deal will work and how the Taliban will be kept in check.
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Doctors put Harper on what was then a relatively new chemotherapy drug shortly after her diagnosis and the disease was kept in check.
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Expansion is also kept in check by the fact that universities are reluctant to do anything that might water down their British character.
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Thursday's oil rally was kept in check, however, by a rise in the U.S. dollar, which makes crude more expensive for global buyers.
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Framing his round face is brown hair that's kept in check but seems to be waiting for the chance to poof and curl.
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But this time round the latter impulses were largely kept in check, perhaps because of their echoes in the world beyond the atelier.
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Many hospital-acquired infections have decreased or been kept in check by Australia's strict hygiene practices that rely on alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
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Investors want policy continuity from both the RBI and the government to ensure inflation is kept in check and economic stability is maintained.
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Gains in the blue-chip index were kept in check by a 5.9% drop in telecom giant BT as the stock traded ex-dividend.
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Career counselor and executive coach Roy Cohen added that it's not just the number of adult beverages that needs to be kept in check.
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Gains in U.S. corn, soybeans and wheat were kept in check by expectations of record U.S. corn and soybean harvest in the coming weeks.
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"It has created an atmosphere in which ideas that were previously considered fringe and kept in check have been allowed to surface," she said.
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However, gains were kept in check by rising tensions between the United States and Iran, after Tehran shot down an American drone last week.
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ABOUT THE FLYERS (2-3-1): Wayne Simmonds was kept in check by Montreal on Monday, ending his goal-scoring streak at four games.
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The mesquite trees the prairie dogs had kept in check by chewing the roots spread, draining the water and turning the area into desert.
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At present, North Korea collects much of its cash from a mind-boggling web of state-sponsored crime kept in check only by Pyongyang.
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In his address, Trump laid out the next phase of his vision: an America where communities of color, like immigrants, are kept in check.
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The peso, whose freefall has been kept in check by currency controls imposed in September, ended flat, while over-the-counter bonds rose slightly.
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Potential rallies in soybeans have been kept in check as purchases by top buyer China have remained tepid despite the Phase 0003 trade deal.
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But she said if electric vehicle sales are going to grow, then the cost of building the batteries need to be kept in check.
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So here is a new viewpoint on how AI will be kept in check — more AI. Who will be a guard to the guardian?
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Bette Grande, an unbound delegate and former chairman of the Ted Cruz campaign in North Dakota, stressed that emotions need to be kept in check.
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China's pork prices are also being kept in check as tough new rules on slaughterhouses crimps trade and pushes frozen pork stocks onto the market.
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Advances by Turkey's lira were kept in check as Washington stepped up pressure on Ankara over Turkish plans to buy a Russian air defense system.
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This biological diversity theoretically creates symbiotic relationships on the farm in which pests and diseases are kept in check naturally rather than through artificial means.
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But gains were kept in check after China's central bank said it was in no rush to follow other countries in significantly loosening monetary policy.
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However, Wednesday's gains were kept in check as France and the wider European Union have promised to retaliate against potential U.S. tariffs on French goods.
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A low-volatility market kept in check by aggressive Federal Reserve monetary policies have made it difficult for managers, who try to capitalize on price discrepancies.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading higher early on Tuesday, although gains were kept in check as investors continued to exercise caution amid the Sino-U.
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Gains were kept in check after payrolls processor ADP reported that the U.S. private sector added 213,000 jobs in January, beating forecasts for 178,000 new jobs.
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Ezekiel Elliott rushed 18 times for 211 yards for Dallas, but quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver Amari Cooper were kept in check by Indianapolis' defense.
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Despite coming close, Donald was mostly kept in check, but he should be more dangerous with left guard Andrus Peat playing through a broken hand. 5.
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Once in power, he pushed some fiscal and a lot of symbolic support toward the suburbs but was largely kept in check by the City Council.
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Social media has become one of Trump's most commanding weapons, but that doesn't mean it can't be kept in check through collective persuasion by the people.
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The guests are kept in check by the host Khalid Jassim, but it is abundantly clear that Qataris are, without question, world class at talking soccer.
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After patients recover from chickenpox, the virus remains dormant in their nerve cells, where it is typically kept in check by the immune system for decades.
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The peso ARS=RASL, whose freefall has been kept in check by currency controls imposed in September, ended flat, while over-the-counter bonds rose slightly.
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For some people, the symptoms of Parkinson's disease can be kept in check by electrodes the diameter of a strand of spaghetti inserted deep into the brain.
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One theory is that the mass is another cancerous tumor, but it's being kept in check by medications Devaney takes, and could be kept at bay indefinitely.
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But most had expected a possible final cut in the current easing cycle sometime between July and September, so long as food prices were kept in check.
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Oil prices inched higher on Thursday, kept in check by worries about whether the G-20 summit will produce a breakthrough on trade that could boost crude demand.
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Traders said prospects of global policy easing are positive for the yuan for now, but believe gains will be kept in check by continued worries over Sino-U.
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The dollar was largely steady against other major currencies on Tuesday, but investor appetite for risk was kept in check after Trump renewed his tariff threats towards China.
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With energy policy tuned into markets, energy prices could be kept in check, ensuring the U.S. remains a magnet for manufacturers attracted by the country's competitive power prices.
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Yen bulls were also kept in check after Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told Reuters on Tuesday that the government will respond "appropriately" to unwelcome yen gains.
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For one, preventative use of antibiotics, including medically important ones, is still permitted in livestock production, with the idea that it will be kept in check by veterinarian oversight.
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The 28-year-old left wing has been kept in check by Arizona, however, as he failed to land on the scoresheet in each of the previous three meetings.
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While the new technique offers hope, the fact of the matter is the reef could completely die off by 2100 if human-induced global warming isn't kept in check.
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Conservative orthodoxy holds that borrowing must be kept in check so future generations don't pay for the excesses of today, to avoid currency debasement, and prevent inflation from exploding.
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Oil fell further under $58 a barrel on Thursday, kept in check by concerns about global economic growth, oil demand and signs of excess supply despite OPEC-led cuts.
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Stocks rose on Thursday, regaining some of the losses from the previous session, but the market's gains were kept in check as worries over the global economy and trade lingered.
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Losses were kept in check, however, after the central bank set a daily midpoint that was stronger than traders expected, raising hopes it was again trying to stabilize the currency.
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In theory, the prospect of digging up 2bn tonnes of ore from a country that is among the poorest on Earth should be encouraging, if corruption is kept in check.
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However, concerns over a global slowdown were kept in check after a survey showed China's factory activity unexpectedly expanded at the fastest pace in well over two years in October.
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Quantifying how much economic damage will be avoided if severe climate change is kept in check is therefore a critical factor when considering the value of investing in emissions reductions.
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But several doctors who worked under Dr. Baselga said in interviews that he had an abrasive style and created a culture where ties to industry were not kept in check.
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Huskies running back Myles Gaskin gashed the Cougars' defense for 170 yards and three touchdowns and Washington State quarterback Gardner Minshew was kept in check as Washington won, 28-15.
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From one story to the next, the acquisition of things — land, money, empty nests — rarely leads to happiness and often stimulates character traits that might better be kept in check.
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Complicating all this is that unlike the app stores, which are mostly kept in check by Apple and Google, it's up to each app to police the bots on their platform.
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"That's exactly what happens when the chairman of the Federal Reserve tells us he may need to overshoot with his rate hikes to ensure inflation is kept in check," he said.
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GDP grew faster than expected, giving a momentary boost to stocks, as inflation was kept in check and consumer spending surged, according to data released by the Commerce Department on Friday.
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Here the findings suggest that everyone can benefit from CBM, and that even the mild form of anxiety can (and should be) kept in check in order to achieve optimal performance.
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The point of the "Bacchae," and Golding would concur, is that the Dionysian cannot be suppressed, but must be accommodated and kept in check without stigmatizing the need for emotional expression.
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Whether or not such an argument is morally persuasive, the implementation of such a system requires a stable host country where corruption is kept in check and conservation programs are effective.
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The oak processionary moth originates from southern Europe but is kept in check there by natural predators such as beetles, parasitic wasps, flies and pathogens such as fungi, Mr. Dombroskie said.
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The benchmark S&P 47.763 stock index and the Dow edged lower as financial stocks fell, but losses on the Nasdaq were kept in check by a rise in technology shares.
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Amsterdam (CNN)President Trump must be much tougher on Russia if the Kremlin's rising power in the world is to be kept in check, according to former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili.
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The third is a Technical Assistance Request, a voluntary version of the first two powers that doesn't need to be publicly reported and isn't kept in check by the systemic weakness clause.
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The FTSE 100's losses were kept in check by retailer Next , which jumped 8% to a more than one-year high after it raised its full-year sales and profit targets.
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Irresponsible drone pilots might be kept in check by better education, tough penalties and more manufacturers installing features such as "geofencing" in drones' mapping software, to prevent them straying into restricted areas.
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Stocks rose slightly on Tuesday, but gains were kept in check after the U.S. threatened a new wave of tariffs on European goods, dampening recent optimism surrounding the Washington-Beijing trade truce.
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The FTSE 100's losses were kept in check by retailer Next , which jumped 8.5% to a more than one-year high after it raised its full-year sales and profit targets.
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The gains were kept in check by technology shares, which were hit by a 7.2 percent slump in IBM after the company's margins missed estimates and by a slump in semiconductor stocks.
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The dollar has also been kept in check by political uncertainty as lawmakers investigate possible meddling by Russia in the 2016 presidential election and whether there was any collusion by Trump's campaign.
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This is the sound of a band that is hungry and motivated for live performance, a band with a destructive impulse that is kept in check just enough to maintain creative control.
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In retirement, he became an unusually outspoken advocate for China's remaining open to the outside world, warning that the nationalism that had grown under President Xi Jinping should be kept in check.
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The main U.S. indexes have been largely kept in check since the start of the month as investors prepared for higher rates following a slew of hawkish comments from top Fed officials.
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Republican bigwigs insist that Mr Trump can be kept in check by Congress, and will allow them to pursue conservative goals, such as corporate tax reform or slashing back environmental and financial regulations.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 5.83 (Reuters) - China stocks closed lower on Wednesday as investor sentiment was undermined by concerns over weakening economic growth, but losses were kept in check by solid gains for tech shares.
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The Spanish side, runners-up in 2014, had home advantage in Tuesday's second leg after drawing in the Netherlands but were kept in check by a disciplined defensive display from the Dutch champions.
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Stocks rose on Friday, adding to solid weekly gains, but their rise was kept in check amid increasing tensions between the U.S. and key trade partners as the G-7 summit kicked off.
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On Wall Street, major indexes were near flat, with the S&P kept in check after its first close above the 3,000 mark by a 0.5% decline in financial stocks following Citigroup earnings.
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Pascoe insists that HoloMe presents no immediate ethical problems, as people have to consent in order to become a hologram, yet accepts that, in general, augmented reality needs to be kept in check.
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Public spending in Switzerland is kept in check by a "debt brake", enacted in 2003, which forces the government to link spending with revenues and build up surpluses when economic growth is strong.
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The U.S. economy grew at a faster-than-expected rate in the third quarter as inflation was kept in check and consumer spending surged, according to data released by the Commerce Department on Friday.
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LA JOLLA, California (Reuters) - Winning again on the PGA Tour is well within the grasp of a healthy Tiger Woods, two of his peers agreed while warning that expectations should be kept in check.
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Critics of the proposed split have argued that the fund's risk profile is kept in check by a conservative culture at the central bank and that more independence could ultimately jeopardize the nation's savings.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for the first time in three days on Monday, but its gains were kept in check as investors continued to fret over a sharp rise in interest rates.
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"That's exactly what happens when the chairman of the Federal Reserve tells us he may need to overshoot with his rate hikes to ensure inflation is kept in check," the "Mad Money" host said.
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In New York, short-term rentals have been kept in check, at least to some extent, by a state law that prohibits apartment owners from renting out their units for less than 30 days.
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Oil prices were mixed, with Brent futures up 0.2 percent extending the previous session's rise, but gains were kept in check amid growing fears over the impact of a global economic slowdown on demand.
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In the past, China would have "looked the other way" when dealing with terrorist groups in Pakistan — as long as the military ensured groups that targeted China are "kept in check," according to Krishnan.
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The drop in corn futures was kept in check by expectations that U.S. growers will face planting delays this spring and may be forced to switch some of their intended corn acreage to soybeans.
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Critics of a proposed split have argued that the fund's risk profile is kept in check by a conservative culture at the central bank and that more independence could ultimately jeopardize the nation's savings.
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ET, FSN Southwest Plus (Dallas), MSG Plus (New York) ABOUT THE STARS (28-9-4): While Benn and Seguin have been kept in check the last two games, Patrick Sharp continues to remain hot.
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Critics of the proposed split have argued that the fund's risk profile is kept in check by a conservative culture at the central bank and that more independence could ultimately jeopardise the nation's savings.
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In another White House, Trump's tendency to fixate on grudges might be kept in check by a relentlessly professional chief of staff, who understood it was his job to keep the White House running.
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It hammered both economic growth and the local currency but inflation was kept in check, despite a rise in food costs, by the government announcing measures to suspend increases in public transport and utilities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares rose on Friday, scoring their second week of gains as fears of a full-blown trade war were kept in check and optimism about the next corporate earnings season grew.
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The next phase of the talks has weighed on the pound in recent days, and kept in check gains made after Britain and the EU agreed to move to the second phase of talks.
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At the same time the rich world's appetite for imports from China has been kept in check by years of stagnation, and there are now fears that its enthusiasm for free trade may be waning.
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Gains in soybeans were kept in check by expectations that farmers unable to seed corn will switch some of their acreage to soybeans, which can be planted later in the year than the yellow grain.
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Gains in the blue-chip index were kept in check by a 5.5% drop in telecom giant BT and a near 3% fall in Lloyds , Britain's biggest mortgage lender, as the stocks traded ex-dividend.
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But House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, Hatch's congressional counterpart, described potential divergence as a natural and even healthy development that would be kept in check by common ground on major tax issues.
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Stocks rose on Monday as Amazon and Apple outperformed, but gains were kept in check amid pressure from Boeing and Facebook, while investors braced for a busy week highlighted by a key Federal Reserve meeting.
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" The most stirring parts of the book are those in which McNamee makes the angry but measured argument that "social media has enabled personal views that had previously been kept in check by social pressure.
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The country's pork prices are also being kept in check as frozen pork stocks are being sold since slaughterhouses have slowed down business in order to comply with new rules to test for African swine fever.
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According to Dr. Minkin, it's totally possible that you could have a fibroid that is kept in check by being on the pill; go off the meds, and that fibroid could start rearing its ugly head.
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DUBAI, Aug 2636 (Reuters) - Saudi stocks edged up in early trade, with gains kept in check by sharp declines in the local market's third largest bank after it reported a slight dip in second quarter profit.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's pork prices are being kept in check even as pig production continues to drop, with tough new rules on slaughterhouses crimping trade and pushing frozen pork stocks onto the market, according to analysts.
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On Wall Street, major indexes were near flat, with the S&P kept in check after its first close above the 3,000 mark by a 0.6% decline in financial stocks in the wake of Citigroup earnings.
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Indian equities, which rebounded from a steep fall on Friday on hopes of coordinated stimulus measures to combat the impact of the virus, have been kept in check this week mostly by losses in financial stocks.
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Indian equities, which had rallied on Tuesday on hopes of a coordinated effort by major central banks to combat the economic fallout of the virus, were kept in check on Wednesday by losses in heavyweight financials.
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The mid-cap FTSE 250 inched higher after three consecutive sessions of losses but was only up 0.2%, with gains kept in check by the weaker pound as the Brexit malaise showed no signs of easing.
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Nostalgia tried to fight off exhaustion, the occasional thrill at a half-paced chorus was kept in check by a fixation on both the dick and balls, and on top of everything, Tom DeLonge was missing.
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It's a question that calls back to last year's playoff series against Al Horford and the Boston Celtics, when Embiid was diminished against a center who had to be kept in check 25 feet from the rim.
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Attenborough's comments came as top climate scientists meeting in South Korea approved a United Nations report to assess whether global temperatures can be kept in check this century to prevent the most damaging effects of global warming.
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U.S. stocks showed signs of stabilizing on Thursday, but gains were kept in check by conflicting comments on trade talks from President Donald Trump and Beijing that reinforced concerns about a potentially lengthy battle harming global growth.
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If you're on hormonal birth control, however, none of this really applies to you — your monthly hormonal changes are kept in check via synthetic hormones, so your reactions to cannabis will be more consistent throughout the month.
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Broad risk appetite was also kept in check ahead of the outcome of the Fed's policy meeting later in the global day, with markets expecting the central bank to stick to its 'patient' approach to rate hikes.
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The native mountain pine beetle has historically been kept in check by periodic deep freezes, but there haven't been any of those for years now, and this beetle has been killing pine species throughout the Rocky Mountains.
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For Abbas and the PA, the victory is two-fold: on the one hand, Fayyad's profile is kept in check, while on the other the PA has been provided another issue to politicize for its own benefit.
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But at a star-studded gathering of mostly black performers to honor Dr. King, organized at Riverside Church in Harlem, mentions of the Academy Awards were kept in check, even by those whose films and performances were ignored.
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The markets had gotten off to a positive start as strong earnings reports from McDonald's and a number of merger announcements lifted sentiment, while inflation worries were kept in check after tepid data on U.S. income and spending.
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It is native to East Asia—mainly China, Taiwan, Japan, and North and South Korea—where, kept in check by various natural predators, it has coexisted with the rest of nature in relative tranquillity for millions of years.
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The main index's gains were kept in check by oil heavyweights BP and Shell, which tracked a fall in crude prices, and utilities that slipped on the prospect of renationalisation if a Labour government took power in Britain.
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Naftali Bennett, a right-wing member of Netanyahu's coalition and a potential challenger, sees another war with Hezbollah as a rising risk, one he hopes can be kept in check by warning Lebanon as a nation to beware.
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China is exporting its social values, political ads are an important part of free expression and the definition of dangerous speech must be kept in check, Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg argued today in a speech at Georgetown University.
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Soybean futures were higher but gains were kept in check as the market waited for Chinese purchases, the day after Beijing said it would issue exemptions on retaliatory import duties imposed on nearly 211 U.S. goods including soybeans.
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That's why a lot of the contemporary discussion you'll hear about the fight over voting rights has to do with how election laws with potentially discriminatory impacts can be kept in check now that this section is disabled.
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The reached an all-time high on Monday, but the session's gains were kept in check as investors braced for a busy week including a flurry of corporate earnings reports, economic data and an announcement from the Federal Reserve.
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Overall emerging markets were kept in check by a firmer dollar and weaker Chinese factory gate prices that again cast doubts on economic growth, but MSCI's emerging equity index hovered near flat for a half-percent rise this week.
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But the 2-year rate, more sensitive to changes in Federal Reserve policy, hasn't fallen as much and has been kept in check after the central bank suggested it may not cut rates as fast as some had hoped.
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Signs of strong export demand for the oilseed also lent support to soybean futures but gains were kept in check by reports of good yields from fields in the western part of the U.S. Midwest as harvest ramped up.
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Overall emerging markets were kept in check by a firmer dollar and weaker Chinese factory gate prices that again cast doubts on economic growth, but MSCI's emerging equity index rose 09304 percent for a 0937 percent increase this week.
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Stocks rose on Wednesday as the energy sector got a lift from higher oil prices, but sentiment was kept in check with a key part of the U.S. yield curve inverting even further, exacerbating fears of an impending recession.
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Marquis claimed they are the only two incels on staff and that any biases they might have as incels are kept in check by other moderators who are picked from within the community and "trained" to look for predatory behaviors.
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BERMUDA TRIANGLE MYSTERY &aposSOLVED,&apos SCIENTISTS CLAIMS The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration defines th e phenomenon as a "common term used for a harmful algal bloom" (HAB), one that can grow out of control if not kept in check.
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Mr Blair (who converted to his wife's Catholic allegiance after leaving office, while remaining liberal on touchstone ethical issues) had to be kept in check by his prime ministerial minders whenever his zealous but idiosyncratic faith came to the surface.
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It has benefited in recent weeks from concerns over the U.S.-China trade dispute, sanctions on Russia and unrest in the Middle East, but has been kept in check by the prospect of further interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
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But to Guggenheim the child-welfare cases and the delinquency cases looked all too similar: in both, the state possessed the fearsome power to remove children from their homes, and so in both that power had to be kept in check.
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The other sectors were kept in check by weak construction spending and manufacturing data that came on the heels of weak first-quarter GDP data on Friday and ahead of the monthly jobs data at the end of this week.
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The gains on Wall Street were largely kept in check following a report by Bloomberg that U.S. President Donald Trump still wanted to impose tariffs on $200 billion on Chinese goods despite attempts by Washington to reopen trade talks with Beijing.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 27 (Reuters) - European wholesale prompt prices fell on Wednesday in a bearish market environment in which German wind speeds were due to rise, demand was kept in check by mild weather, and thermal power availabilities were stronger across the region.
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According to a study published in the scientific journal Nature, these lizards, which are indigenous to South America east of the Andes, have the capacity to take over "much of the southern United States and northern México" if not kept in check.
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But Brent has gained about 20.5 percent in 272.20, during which it poked above $268.07 a barrel in May to a 24-21.1/2553-year high, as supply has been kept in check while a relatively strong global economy has supported demand.
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NEW YORK, May 73 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks showed signs of stabilizing on Thursday, but gains were kept in check by conflicting comments on trade talks from President Donald Trump and Beijing that reinforced concerns about a potentially lengthy battle harming global growth.
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The show essentially boils down to a display of sculptures and prints — both capturing a world of post-human decay, where the entropic mess kept in check by human busyness (think of imminent strangulation by dust or vegetation) is allowed unfettered reign.
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Type: Bud Light Platinum Signature move: Riding a Boosted Board in the bike lane Mr. Wrath's strawberry, rounded appearance and disaffected expression hides a deep, unrelenting fury that can only be kept in check through repeated use of his gloved fists in unregulated street combat.
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Humans are also the only species to have developed "group normativity" – an elaborate system of rules and norms that designate what is collectively acceptable and not acceptable for other people to do, kept in check by group efforts to punish those who break the rules.
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So the fear is that North Korea's leader, blinded by ideological zeal or illusions of his own power, won't be kept in check by the principle of deterrence and would attempt a nuclear strike without regard for the retaliatory strikes that would effectively eradicate it.
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It's not the coincidence that similar events are happening again that is important, but that this recurrence of events stems from a constant tension between executive power and transparency, a tension that must be kept in check by the civic vigilance of an engaged and informed public.
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This might explain why some people in Washington—including many of those who decried the Doha deal—argue for the status quo, envisaging a generation-long war of attrition in which ISIS and Al Qaeda are vigilantly kept in check and the Taliban, perhaps, eventually falter.
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Such threats can be neutralized, or at least kept in check, by pushing for a liberalization of the digital economy in the same way previously rounds of free trade talks liberalized the physical economy, limiting the ability of national governments to regulate, protect local industries and oversee multinationals.
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Indeed, Autumn is such a recessive, cipher-like character — and newcomer Flanigan plays her with such affectless understatement — that it comes as a shock when, in a crucial scene at a women's health clinic, she finally gives in to the welter of emotions that she's kept in check for so long.
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The Cold War was a disciplining force to keep the Europeans in order; the European center-left parties agreed with those on the right that Communism was a menace which must be kept in check by the massive deployment of weaponry and troops that only the United States could provide.
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But the market has already priced in this high compliance, and although oil prices jump for a few hours on every report of 'extraordinary efforts' and reassurance that members will strive for 'full conformity', they are stuck in a narrow band, kept in check by U.S. shale and record high inventories in America.
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As Slate's Gabriel Roth tweeted: "Basically they made a simple machine and it turned out to have terrible consequences so now they keep adding more and more elaborate widgets onto the machine, each of which has its own terrible effects that must be kept in check by subsequent widgets with their own terrible etc."
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West Texas Intermediate crude briefly rose more than 2500% to above $20.35 a barrel following the drone attack on Saudi-held oil interests, but the jump was kept in check through the session amid expectations that in a worst-case scenario, the U.S. would simply open up its strategic reserve to hold back prices.
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The significance of Art Detectives is its ability to enable the coexistence of two groups that are generally averse to each other in an unfamiliar context mostly stripped of power dynamics — and those that are inherent kept in check by virtue of the setting and the educators (here, the officers, like children, must raise their hands to speak).
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While the yuan currency CNY=CFXS has fluctuated this year along with twists and turns in the deepening U.S.-China trade dispute, China's foreign exchange reserves rose to the highest in more than a year in June, with outflows kept in check by tight capital controls and inflows buoyed by growing foreign purchases of Chinese stocks and bonds.
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The desire to wink at extremism has remained — witness his Charlottesville response — but it's been somewhat kept in check by staff and aides, and the mix of white nationalists and alt-right provocateurs who fastened onto him in 2016 have seen their stars dim and a much more conventional group of right-wing grifters take their place.
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Of course I'm a businessman, I'm looking for...clearly you want the Fed, the central banks to be very prudent in terms of ensuring that inflation is kept in check and global economies on an even keel, but at this point in time given the tail risks out there, I will certainly hope that policymakers will be a bit more cautious in terms of their rate adjustments.
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Markets were soothed somewhat by the Pyongyang's measured response to Trump's announcement, with Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan expressing hope for a "Trump formula" to resolve the standoff over its nuclear programme North Korea tensions aside, markets' appetite for risk was kept in check by concern over Italy's president opposing the incoming coalition government's plan to appoint a politically inexperienced eurosceptic as economy minister.
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Satellite image of an arable farm in Saudi Arabia / Image courtesy of Landsat/NASA Satellite image of an arable farm in Saudi Arabia / Image courtesy of Landsat/NASA For example, with new images of the Earth provided daily or even weekly, the effects of a drought could be kept in check, we could track the spread of wildfires, or farmers could analyze how different agriculture strategies affect their crop yield.
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S. trade war * Industrials drop, led by Boeing and Caterpillar * Technology stocks rise, with software companies gaining * Indexes: Dow off 0.08 pct, S&P up 103 pct, Nasdaq up 0.39 pct (Updates to open) By Shreyashi Sanyal Oct 9 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq rose on Tuesday, boosted by a rebound in technology stocks, but gains, including on the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average, were kept in check by concerns on slowing global growth.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) and Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), who want to make sure the estimated cost of the bill isn't kept in check with accounting gimmicks.
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