Knock-on effect"This house-of-cards failing could have a knock-on effect for SoftBank and other unicorn IPOs as people start to focus more on cash flow than simply growth," he added.
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The knock-on effect of the drought will hit children hardest.
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Heat waves in the Arctic are having another knock-on effect.
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There may be a knock-on effect for Monday and Tuesday.
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There also is a hidden knock-on effect of bad website design.
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People don't understand the knock-on effect they're having on the restaurant.
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What might be the knock-on effect in Europe of Donald Trump's victory?
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Another knock-on effect of the cannabis boom is a shortage of tradesmen.
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"So it's having a knock-on effect throughout the entire economy," he said.
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And it's having a knock-on effect on other issues, like carbon pricing.
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And the knock-on effect has been seen in sales of Nintendo hardware.
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The knock-on effect this gross misconception has on wholesome discourse is disastrous.
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Years of low inflation had had a knock-on effect on wage negotiations.
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There are fears of a knock-on effect on Iceland's important tourism industry.
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Or can shoe collaborations like this genuinely have a positive knock-on effect?
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She fears the knock-on effect on rehabilitation budgets of locking up more people.
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This has had a significant knock-on effect for the rest of the economy.
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But all of this pampering of the middle has had a knock-on effect.
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That likely had a knock-on effect on oil, which is priced in dollars.
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There will be a knock-on effect of potential damage to sales and employee concerns.
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Indeed, that has had a big knock-on effect already in the textbook publishing world.
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Name-dropping also has the knock-on effect of introducing listeners to new culinary standards.
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This is a knock-on effect of the iPhone and the end of physical media.
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Animal rights campaigners welcomed the move from Gucci, saying it could have a knock-on effect.
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But the struggles faced by today's producers are having a knock-on effect on their offspring.
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The knock-on effect to the French budget did not go unnoticed by bond markets however.
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She said she hopes any changes in the country could have a knock-on effect elsewhere.
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Any movement on U.S. sanctions against Russia could have a knock-on effect on EU sanctions.
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Transportation and warehousing employment fell by 10,400, another potential knock-on effect of the manufacturing slump.
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In revoking Facebook and Google's enterprise certificates and causing downtime, it has a knock-on effect internally.
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Brokers, which get most of their revenue from commission on premiums, have felt the knock-on effect.
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This tonal shift has a knock-on effect when it comes to the rest of the game.
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And teams could gradually be reduced further, the sources told Reuters, with a likely knock-on effect.
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The dispute is having a knock-on effect elsewhere in Asia, Australia and New Zealand, and Europe.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Ryan said Friday.
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It's important because it's an economic cue ball, creating a knock-on effect for other interest rates.
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This poses grave threats to food access, and could have a knock-on effect throughout the country.
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That would have a knock-on effect on other EU states, hit cross-border business and travel.
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Shanghai aluminium prices have risen on concerns about the potential knock-on effect on metal production in China.
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"For us, what's more important is the knock-on effect on property and the corporate sector," Hu said.
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That has a knock-on effect on the "national living wage", the floor set for the over-25s.
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Freidawi's decision to join the militia had a knock-on effect, inspiring others in his neighborhood to join.
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Air industry consultant John Strickland said Saturday's problems would have "a massive knock-on effect" for several days.
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That had a knock-on effect in the euro zone, where government bond yields rose across the board.
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Shanghai aluminum prices have risen on concerns about the potential knock-on effect on metal production in China.
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Some institutional investors said they were not worried about a potential knock-on effect on other European lenders.
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Losing great white sharks, which have no natural predators, would have a knock-on effect on ocean ecology.
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Indeed, it appears there may have already been a knock-on effect to other firms in this space.
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Currency headwinds have a bigger knock-on effect, too, as Luca Maestri, Apple's SVP and CFO described it.
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The knock-on effect of that on America's bond market could lead to an imminent recession, Tzitzouris predicted.
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Pompeo could also seek to reassure anxieties about a knock-on effect from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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The slow and partial reopening of factories could have a knock-on effect on businesses around the world.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Ryan said last week.
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Soaring property prices have pushed up rents and had a knock-on effect on prices of goods and services.
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"When a big company like Apple drops 4 percent, there's going to be a knock-on effect," McCafferty said.
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So it's the mismatch between bud burst and insect hatching that causes the knock-on effect on the birds.
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What happenes in Saudi Arabia has a knock on effect to all of the other Gulf States, to Egypt.
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Petitcolin said he was not worried about a knock-on effect of increased pricing pressure in the supply chain.
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Greece's fence had a knock-on effect that continues to ripple through Europe as more countries wall themselves off.
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There can also be a knock-on effect on house prices, for example, which can damage the overall economy.
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The rise had a knock-on effect on German year-ahead baseload power prices which reached a record high.
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Despite an economic resurgence in Mongla in recent years, there has been no knock on effect for the brothel.
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Economists said the move could impact these businesses, and in turn have a knock-on effect on economic growth.
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Economists have highlighted new regulations for its autos sector and a knock-on effect from the U.S.-China trade war.
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Redeker said many people are simply putting it down to the U.S. repatriating money but ignoring its knock-on effect.
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The Fed raised its benchmark interest rate, which has a knock-on effect of increasing mortgage rates, on Dec. 14.
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Instead, he focused on strategies to improve educational outcomes that would have the knock-on effect of strengthening U.S. employment.
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A problem or delay in one part of the project can have a direct knock-on effect on another part.
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They hope that diversifying donors will have a knock-on effect, and increase the viability of candidates from marginalized backgrounds.
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Other submissions raised concerns about the impact of the deal on suppliers and the potential knock-on effect on consumers.
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It's almost as if Arsenal's failure to implement a coherent transfer strategy has had a knock-on effect, or something.
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This could have a knock-on effect on banks, which are still struggling with the aftermath of the financial crash.
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Thousands of jobs that would have been created will be lost and the knock-on effect will be so dire.
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That has a knock-on effect for people wanting to give quickly but unsure of the organizations receiving the money.
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In Europe, French grain producers say rising oil costs may have a knock-on effect on fertilizers and crop protection products.
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Something that will no doubt have a knock-on effect for those creating Street Fighter content, and those looking to compete.
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In other words, there's also a huge environmental knock-on effect, something that Atomico Partner Carolina Brochado highlighted in a call.
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"We're seeing massive potential for business growth, which ultimately delivers a positive knock-on effect for the whole economy," he said.
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Price spikes in the wholesale gas market, if prolonged, can have a knock-on effect on retail gas prices for households.
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A tighter monetary policy would strengthen savings and reduce inflation, which would have a useful knock-on effect across the economy.
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A knock-on effect of this is that women have problems accessing credit to enable them to expand small-scale enterprises.
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This has had a knock-on effect to its lower-priced models that it sells in countries like India and China.
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The change was purely cosmetic (and was itself a knock-on effect from how Creative Assembly revamped how family political dynasties worked).
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Evidently, were production to start re-accelerating over the coming months, there might be a significant knock-on-effect on semis exports.
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Trump's comments had a "knock-on effect on commodities, particularly oil," said Michael Goshko, corporate risk manager at Western Union business solutions.
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Bill coined this phrase the other day: we're all dominos, so how we interact with each other has a knock-on effect.
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EDP Chief Executive Antonio Mexia said that a delay to the auction would have a knock-on effect for its Scottish project.
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Data center or fiber issues can have a knock-on effect to other companies, cutting out service and causing cell site blackouts.
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A Moody's downgrade of the sovereign could also have a significant knock-on effect on the banks, despite them being well-capitalised.
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This in turn has a knock-on effect for countries like Afghanistan and, from a wider perspective, for blowback in the West.
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And, considering the magnitude of the existing model of retail economy, the knock-on effect could be felt across different industries too.
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I know our headquarter teams have already been in contact with the Oregon organising committee so this is the knock-on effect.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China could have a knock-on effect on the sector if they hurt sentiment among shoppers.
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The U.S. withdrew from the Paris agreement in July, prompting concern of a knock-on effect on the prioritization of tackling climate change.
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Sometimes more slowly than at other times, but it always seems to have the knock-on effect of increasing the quality of life.
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While the rest of the world frets about the knock-on effect of China's economic slowdown, the Chinese have a bigger worry: themselves.
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"This had a detrimental knock-on effect on companies serving these industries, and caused many expatriate professionals to leave Indonesia," the report noted.
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Data can be transmitted at the same time, though this does have a knock-on effect on the maximum resolutions and refresh rates.
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"The downgrade has a fair knock on effect for Australia, because we're such enormous producers of iron ore and base metals," Rooney said.
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Those gains can have a knock-on effect on the economy outside Wall Street, creating a feedback loop that helps encourage more buying.
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Those rate increases could have a wider knock-on effect given the degree to which Canadian borrowers rely on the alternative lending market.
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The plunging prices of oil and other commodities, the knock on effect of a slowing economy in China, and a generally weak global economy.
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In September, this knock-on effect was exacerbated by a jump in tax receipts flowing into the U.S. Treasury Department's account at the Fed.
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Concerns over plunging oil prices, a slowdown in China and market volatility in the world's second largest economy have had a knock-on effect.
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While from a fiscal point of view that makes sense, according to several economists, it will have a knock-on effect on monetary policy.
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A number of foreign currency suppliers in the U.K. have apparently stopped trading in Riyals, and the knock-on effect has been almost immediate.
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The cost of staple foods, such as maize, has sky rocketed and had a knock-on effect on inflation, the central bank has said.
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Increasing the ranks of maintenance personnel would have the knock-on effect of freeing up more planes for training and other missions, he said.
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Schwab's latest move is likely to have a knock-on effect across the sector, forcing rivals to follow suit and eliminate commissions, experts warned.
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Yet the knock-on effect of a country marred by war and conflict continues to be felt across important public-facing sectors — including journalism.
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Legacy of disaster Nuclear is, perhaps, the only industry where accidents in one plant or one country have a major knock-on effect worldwide.
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However, the knock-on effect of inflation showing signs of life could mean even higher interest rates, which would make auto loans more expensive.
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But that could have another knock-on effect: people who do not itemize may cut back on their charitable contributions, which are tax-deductible.
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Lotus competed with a Mercedes engine last year and lacked the resources to develop their car, which has had a knock-on effect this season.
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In the event of a major supply or demand disruption to the country's gas supplies, there could be a knock-on effect on electricity production.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of WHO's emergencies program, said Friday.
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That could have a "knock-on effect" for other ongoing epidemics such as Ebola, Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of WHO's emergencies program, said Friday.
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Particularly as its EU withdrawal remains uncertain and that has a direct knock-on effect for the U.K.'s future trading relationships with the world.
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That's also having a knock-on effect on the most innovative cybersecurity startups, which continue to raise big money to grow and meet that demand.
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The shift from lender to borrower will create a knock-on effect, gradually forcing it to attract more foreign capital and liberalise its financial system.
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This had a knock-on effect on Apple's European suppliers with Dialog Semiconductor off more than 9 percent and Austria Microsystems down over 5 percent.
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Banks lost confidence in each other's creditworthiness and refused to lend; a knock-on effect was that companies found it hard to get trade credit.
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But with a huge population and a set of nations whose economies are rapidly changing, we are seeing a significant knock-on effect in tech.
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A lack of intermediate goods and parts from Mexico due to the knock-on effect on U.S. manufacturing would bring about factory closures and layoffs.
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That in turn has generated a knock-on effect on KCM's mining operations, which use the sulphuric acid generated by the smelter to leach copper.
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Roni Savage, the director at Jomas Associates, an engineering consulting firm with 15 employees, has already seen the knock-on effect of the Brexit impasse.
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For Moore's business, tariffs have a huge knock-on effect, from the vintners in the French countryside to the shipping industry to customers and employees.
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If it goes forward, it not only will further disrupt trade flows, but could have a knock-on effect with other countries implementing similar measures.
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Pessimists worry that the knock-on effect from this capital-spending stumble could be far-reaching and more painful than the likes of Goldman expect.
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Turning back migrants would mean rigid border controls inside Schengen and have a knock-on effect on other EU states, hitting cross-border business and travel.
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Should AT1 pricing concerns persist and have a knock-on effect on the banks' capital-raising and broader funding strategies, this could impact the banks' ratings.
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If you're sleep quality is poor, or you're not sleeping enough, whether from binge-watching or baby watching, that can have a big knock-on effect.
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The discussion today focused largely on empowering mods to do what they need to do, which should have a knock-on effect in creating functional communities.
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But should it come to this, or should production remain lower than in the past, it would likely have a knock-on effect on America's economy.
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Dismissals and detentions have a knock-on effect on the whole chain of command ... The inevitable loss of trust has a big impact on operational capabilities.
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The knock-on effect has been a decrease in recruitment in syndicated loan teams, especially for senior positions such as loan syndication directors or managing directors.
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These changes in schedule have had a knock-on effect on the timetable for scoring the film, and Desplat was reportedly unavailable for the new dates.
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The ban will sharply reduce China's output of nickel pig iron (NPI) and have a knock-on effect on stainless steel production, analysts said on Wednesday.
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The knock-on effect of this dynamic could be the number of active ARKit apps per user on iOS being higher than their ARCore Android cousins.
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There is much at stake and the Irish government will likely hold the British government responsible for any knock-on effect Brexit has on Ireland's economy.
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That had a knock-on effect on rivals as well, dragging the sectoral index nearly 3% lower to its worst day in more than six months.
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"If it continues to rise, we'll start to see a knock-on effect on pricing and consolidation, maybe some shrinkage of capacity and routes," he predicted.
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"Brent crude is now close to $23 (a barrel) and that has had a knock on effect on government bonds," said DZ Bank analyst Rene Albrecht.
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It's crazy to think that this is having a knock-on effect right across the other side of the world, but it's having a devastating impact.
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The knock-on effect of Ronaldo's 100 million euro ($83 million) transfer to Juventus last summer has though seen a surge of interest in the Italian team.
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But the knock-on effect of rulings on companies and governments could eventually be felt around the world, including in countries already struggling with climate change impacts.
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This links to the second knock-on effect: executive teams have become more diverse in a broader sense, as narrow (white-male) leadership stereotypes have been challenged.
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Trump's fiscal easing in particular, with its knock-on effect of pushing both the dollar and rates higher, "would not be good for emerging markets," Woo said.
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"After Facebook [took off], people are more open about their lives than ever before, which has had a great knock-on effect," says Gourav Rakshit of Shaadi.
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Wholesale prices would have to rise to attract more gas from Norway, Europe or liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers, with a knock-on effect on consumer prices.
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This won't just make women poorer, it will also have a knock-on effect on the economy as the state loses out on vital income tax contributions.
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That may have a knock-on effect on the slowdown in merchandise trade as well as companies' technology investments become more knowledge- and software-based, he said.
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Some market participants worry about a knock-on effect of a higher yen hitting profits, battering stock prices further, and undoing more of the gains of "Abenomics".
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That has reduced the appetite to invest by companies and consumers in Europe, which has had a big knock-on effect on Swiss companies which supply them.
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This had the knock-on effect of crowding the market and making it so that other games with non-licensed narratives had little chance of standing out.
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It is possible that when Santander recently announced it was selling around a billion loans purchased through Lending Club, it had a knock-on effect on share price.
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"There aren't so many Russians and Brazilians involved now, and the Chinese slowdown has had a knock-on effect on the raw materials and equity markets," he said.
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The developments have raised risks of a credit ratings downgrade for the country, with a knock-on effect for Italian banks which are big holders of government bonds.
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The ESA said in an update Wednesday that the glitch triggered a knock-on effect, resulting in the lander plummeting into the planet at 335 mph (540 kph).
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Indeed, roughly half of job losses from robotisation (as from exposure to Chinese imports) are attributable to the knock-on effect from reduced demand rather than direct displacement.
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Broad expectations of slowing growth in China are the leading concern, which also have a knock-on effect on emerging economies like many of those in South America.
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This has a nasty knock-on effect: sprawling, unpoliced settlements like Ruqban attract all the wrong sorts of people, say both refugees and the government on this side.
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There could also be a knock-on effect on PwC's businesses in other parts of the world, said Pratibha Jain, a partner at law firm Nishith Desai Associates.
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That likely had a knock-on effect on industrial output, which rose 241.8 percent in August on-year, the weakest pace in nine months, statistics bureau data showed.
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The ability to overweight or underweight regional economies has become much more complex as the lines between domestic and international blur, a knock-on effect of increased globalization.
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But as we go deeper into the world of easy money from central banks, there are other areas of the economy that could see a knock-on effect.
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The remediation process should be tactical and strategic — a company may need to ask users to reset account information — which often has a knock on effect on operations.
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"Besides the fact that we're very proud that it's manufactured in South Africa, it has a knock on effect wherever it's going out and being supported," he says.
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"We are concerned that (Chedid's) departure may have a knock-on effect on Petrofac's operational oversight and ability to secure new work," Morgan Stanley analyst Robert Pulleyn said.
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The hypothesis is that Airbnb listings, contrary to the company's assertions, do in fact reduce housing supply, which has a knock-on effect on rent in remaining rentals.
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He may have been referring to his goals on the soccer field, but the knock-on effect will no doubt please the owners of his current employers Juventus.
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There was a risk that problems in Europe could have a knock-on effect in Britain, the BoE's Financial Policy Committee said in a statement published on Tuesday.
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Yet such a freebie has the obvious knock-on effect of penalizing other video services that do cost data to consume (and thereby eat into users' data allowances).
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Hospital costs are just one part of this, and they have a knock-on effect of inflating other costs, like insurance premiums, which are similarly Too Damn High.
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Holding everyone up in such circumstances, while you rummage around for your laptop, wastes vital seconds and has a knock-on effect as those behind you are delayed.
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His visit comes at a time of mounting alarm in Europe over the knock-on effect that U.S. sanctions on Russia will have on their own manufacturing industries.
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Such a knock-on effect could prevent border adjustability from raising an expected $1 trillion in revenues to help pay for lower tax rates over the next decade.
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Industry experts told lawmakers that if Hinkley C did not go ahead it could have a knock on effect on the development of other nuclear projects in Britain.
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In the United States, fears that the Federal Reserve is ready to push the cost of borrowing higher has also had a knock-on effect to global markets.
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Should the tariffs be imposed on goods assembled in China, there would be "a knock-on effect" to economies in the supply chain, Shetty told a news conference.
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But federal workers are starting to feel the pinch after not getting paid for two weeks, and this will have a knock-on effect to U.S. national security.
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The company said the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on Italian and global growth and the possible knock-on effect on its own plan was hard to assess.
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" But there is a "beautiful aspect" to the family's experience, too, despite the challenges: "If we can do this, there's a possibility of an enormous knock on effect.
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The coming U.S. sanctions on Iran are already proving effective in blocking the country from global markets, producing a knock-on effect squeezing global oil supplies, said Croft.
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But other analysts said rising crime may be a knock-on effect of austerity cuts to youth and social services, as well as rising social inequality and poverty.
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This wastage has a knock-on effect on the environment as well, as the efforts made to produce this generates greenhouse gases, uses water, and can lead to deforestation.
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The crisis has had a knock-on effect on other programs as Rolls diverts production capacity from the similar Trent 7000 engine, resulting in delays to the Airbus A330neo.
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As a result, some banks say they are worried that a collapse in bitcoin would have a knock-on effect on investments by individual investors in other asset classes.
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Lastly, any knock-on effect in the U.S. economy would also be felt in China because the United States is the destination for nearly a fifth of Chinese exports.
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" And even if certain millennials weren't experiencing these struggles themselves, she said they were still witnessing a generation "laden down with these problems," which has a "knock-on effect.
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Keppel ー the world's top offshore rig builder ー has been hit hard by the knock-on effect lower oil prices have had on the oil support services space.
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As well as the detainees for unrest, authorities have also rounded up about 20 shopkeepers for raising food prices illegally in a knock-on effect of higher fuel costs.
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It is not far-fetched to assume that a greater understanding of mental health issues in football could have a positive knock-on effect for society as a whole.
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One component of that trend is the switch away from traditional broadcast networks to TV delivered over IP, and the subsequent knock-on effect for traditional pay TV service providers.
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Venezuela is grappling with an economic crisis that already forced it to slash cheap oil shipments to Cuba, which has had a knock-on effect on the island's ailing economy.
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The knock-on effect of these defaults was reflected in wider spreads and a drop in new issuance, but such a benign situation is unlikely to last, S&P said.
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Deciding how many entries are valid will have a knock-on effect for preparations in Auckland, where the cost and development of the facilities for the event is politically sensitive.
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The settlement highlights the knock-on effect of the recalls, which began around 2008 and covers around 693 million inflators around the world used in vehicles made by 19 automakers.
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Any failure to execute Monte dei Paschi's emergency cash call will have sweeping implications for the future of the country's banking sector, producing a knock-on effect on other lenders.
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"It is very hard to look at the primary dealership debate in isolation because it has a knock on effect on so many other parts of the business," he said.
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Although the macroeconomic impact of those tariffs is seen as marginal, the trade measures could likely have a substantial knock-on effect given the complicated nature of global supply chains.
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Access to contraception allows women to complete their education, follow careers and participate economically which has "an incredible knock-on effect" on their wider communities and national development, she added.
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While city authorities may struggle to change the ways households consume, they can alter urban policies with a knock-on effect for emissions along the supply chain, said the study.
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Costs will rise for ships towards the end of this year and there will be a knock on effect for trucks and other transporters that move goods around the world.
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If nothing else, the seemingly endless parade of bad publicity has had the knock-on effect of making the company particularly proactive about privacy in a way the competition lacks.
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The group has blamed a fall in sales due to uncertainty over Brexit, the knock-on effect of a hot summer in 2018, and intense competition in the tourism sector.
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Analysts have been concerned about the knock-on effect the fiasco would have on user numbers, but Zuckerberg said he had not seen lots of people leaving the social network.
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If these rise (with investors demanding higher interest payments due to the perceived higher risk of lending to Italy) this can have a knock-on effect from corporates to consumers.
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"It didn't have a knock-on effect on how the company is perceived by customer and suppliers," Poux-Guillaume said, adding the U.S. business was growing faster than Sulzer overall.
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But as we delve deeper into this world of ultra-low interest rate and easy monetary policy, there are other areas of the economy that could see a knock-on effect.
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The financial consequences, particularly the alarm over Italy's weak banks, and the knock-on effect they may have on the stability of the euro zone, may be more difficult to control.
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Tunguz touched on the reasons the macro-economy can have a knock on effect on early stage startups and how startups at different stages of the cycle are priced increasingly differently.
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If we all make conscious efforts to steer away from gendering everything, this will have a knock-on effect that stops our learnt obsession of having to divide everything into binaries.
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A knock-on effect of the lack of vaccinations is access to the Greek education system, which refugees are entitled to under Greek law and which has been promised for months.
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In addition to direct losses from bad loans to oil and gas firms, banks also face a secondary impact from the knock-on effect on consumers affected by the oil slump.
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The resulting surge in recruitment, Dervin-Ackerman said, has the knock-on effect of getting activists off social media, an often unproductively exhausting medium, and plugged in to their actual communities.
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Animal rights campaigners said they hoped the move by the Italian fashion house could have a knock-on effect, although it is far from the first label to stop using fur.
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"About a thousand jobs could be concerned, which could have a knock-on effect of at least three indirect jobs for each direct job," the FBF federation said in a statement.
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Shares in European chipmakers also faced pressure, while Germany's SAP declined 21.4012 percent, hit by a knock-on effect from U.S. business software peer Oracle, whose quarterly revenue missed analysts' estimates.
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Fabric opened my eyes and its knock on effect allowed me to experience things I would never had dreamt of, met amazing people and led me to a career in photography.
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This has limited the knock-on effect on the banking sector, but has also made the issue more difficult to tackle for the authorities, whose tools mainly consist of lending caps.
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Venezuela is grappling with a crippling economic crisis that already forced it to slash cheap oil shipments to Cuba, which has had a knock-on effect on the island's ailing economy.
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It's also had the knock-on effect of bringing unit statistics over 10, something which blows up the 1-10 scale which has underpinned Games Workshop's game math since day one.
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Even Poland, which is not in the eurozone, has experienced a knock-on effect, with its most recently issued September 25s trading much tighter than its other bonds with similar maturities.
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"We are making enormous efforts to adopt extraordinary labor and health measures to prevent contagion," he said, adding that those brought with them a knock-on effect for the salmon trade.
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Hotel groups like Marriott International and Best Western expressed concern over tourist bookings for Paris after November's attacks on the French capital, which may have a knock-on effect on other destinations.
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The flooding then had the knock on effect of causing the local elephant population to seek out higher ground, which resulted in them trampling through the community's paddy fields to get there.
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There are good reasons for steel's extended rally and as long as steel prices generate high margins for China's steel mills, there will be a knock-on effect on iron ore pricing.
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The knock-on effect, Cameron Watt explained, would be that beaten-down housebuilders - bruised badly by recent market moves - would find a floor if the central bank steps in the stimulate lending.
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The knock-on effect of delayed payments to suppliers, as well as temporarily suspended tax bills that will eventually come due, are expected to push many small shopkeepers into bankruptcy, lawmakers say.
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That represents another knock-on effect of the new deal because the smaller Premier League sides are better placed to spurn offers from richer clubs and hang on to their best players.
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The euro's strength against the pound had a knock-on effect of pushing the euro higher against the dollar, said Richard Scalone, co-head of foreign exchange at TJM Brokerage in Chicago.
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"About a thousand jobs could be concerned, which could have a knock-on effect of at least three indirect jobs for each direct job," the French banking federation said in a statement.
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Analysts said recent policies aimed at boosting loans to revive the economy could have a knock-on effect by lowering yields to unattractive levels for foreign investors, which could weaken the naira.
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"If any sector is left behind the knock-on effect for other sectors of the economy is very serious, so we would favour a whole economy approach to the negotiations," she said.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China, meanwhile, could have a knock-on effect on the sector if they hurt Chinese consumer sentiment, analysts at BNP Paribas said earlier this week.
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If we all make conscious efforts to steer away from gendering everything, this will have a knock-on effect that stops our learnt obsession of having to divide everything into binaries. 5.
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As big as the void Ronaldo leaves behind, it could have a knock on effect at Juventus too, as its current forward players may find themselves behind him in the pecking order.
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This will have a knock-on effect on economic growth for 2020, which the BoE forecasts will be just 0.8% for the year as a whole, the slowest since the financial crisis.
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Carney said the central bank would expect world growth to be lower than it otherwise would be, and that has a knock-on effect on the United Kingdom, according to Sky News.
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Carney said the central bank would expect world growth to be lower than it otherwise would be, and that has a knock-on effect on the United Kingdom, according to Sky News.
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Unsurprisingly, private treatment centres have really benefited from these closures, but the knock-on effect is that those without the funds to access them are too often left out in the cold.
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The knock-on effect of being unable to attract an anchor investor seems to have resulted in dwindling interest from the wider investment community with less than 24 hours before the offer ends.
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From the assumption that men are more responsible for the management of the ocean, there is a knock-on effect that then gives men the authority to make crucial decisions regarding our ocean.
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Even if companies can continue to sell components without being subject to U.S. restrictions, any disruption to Huawei's operations will have a knock-on effect on its suppliers, said Liberum analyst Janardan Menon.
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A downturn in China's growth rate has stoked fears about the possible knock-on effect on the global economy, with Bejjani highlighting "practical hindrances" between China and the Middle East in recent months.
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These moves would have a knock-on effect in emerging markets; their currencies fall as the dollar rises, while their bond yields rise (and prices fall) in line with the Treasury-bond market.
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Such a recommendation by Cliffwater could have a knock-on effect in the investment community, especially at a time when investors consider how to react to hedge funds that are posting big losses.
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"There's no doubt that the knock-on effect of the water conservation crossroads we find ourselves in has had an impact on tourism," said Enver Duminy, chief executive officer at Cape Town Tourism.
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A relatively overlooked but deeply concerning knock-on effect of the shutdown, particularly as it wears on and multiple "paychecks" show a zero balance, is the potential thinning of the federal cybersecurity workforce.
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This was another knock-on effect of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, as the SEC found Facebook had not done enough to alert investors to the fact that users' data had been improperly scraped.
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"The knock on effect of these operational changes has resulted in more resources than required in certain areas of the business for our day to day requirements," said the airline in a statement.
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The most dramatic knock-on effect from the coronavirus crisis was seen in Italy's overcrowded prisons where inmates rioted in jails across the country after visiting rights were cut to fight the virus.
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The most dramatic knock-on effect from the coronavirus crisis was seen in Italy's overcrowded prisons where inmates rioted in jails across the country after visiting rights were cut to fight the virus.
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The estimated size of the fiscal war chest could be revised down because of the slowdown in the global economy which is likely to have a knock-on effect on growth in Britain.
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This would then have an knock-on effect for the central bank's own inflation forecasts which could potentially alter its future policy actions or the guidance its gives to the markets on these actions.
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The BoE has said it will tolerate inflation above its target of 2 percent because so far there has been no knock-on effect on pay which could generate a longer-lasting inflation problem.
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"In a triple whammy, weaker growth and rising financing costs can jointly stress the state coffers, weaken the banking system and produce a knock-on effect on the real economy," the investment bank warned.
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The euro zone's unemployment rate fell further in May but the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union (EU) and the knock-on effect it could have on demand, could upset the recovery.
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The trigger for the price surge was concern that Brazilian producer Vale's nickel operations would suffer some sort of knock-on effect from the devastating tailings collapse at the company's Brumadinho iron ore mine.
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The flight of talent will not only have a knock-on effect on the wider economy, as high earners who would have spent money in London or Leeds start moving to Paris or Frankfurt.
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"Then there is the knock-on effect to corporate earnings and cash flows across a broad swath of industries once the world enters a global recession which now appears to be inevitable," he said.
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Current market dynamics are a rerun of the price weakness in the third quarter of last year, with investors again focused on a deteriorating macroeconomic picture and the knock-on effect on metals demand.
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As well as the EU, Mexico, Japan, Australia, China, South Korea, Brazil, Norway, Canada, India and Venezuela all warned of the knock-on effect of Trump's action and urged the United States to think again.
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His success has had a huge knock-on effect on local businesses in Galicia, from Trison, which makes video displays for Zara stores, to Candido Hermida, a furniture maker which fits out Inditex stores worldwide.
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Here DeepMind writes: Currently, [patients' complete medical history] information exists across several different hospital systems that don't talk to each other as efficiently as they could, which has a knock-on effect on patient care.
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Saumya Roy, CEO of Vandana Foundation, a micro finance firm, said it has encountered difficulties in collecting payments from borrowers, which will have a knock-on effect on how much they can lend to others.
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Such moves have had a knock-on effect on lowering non-OPEC oil supply but the reduction has been made up by OPEC supply gains, seen as a strategy by OPEC to maintain market share.
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Markets are on edge over trade tensions between Beijing and Washington and its knock-on effect on Chinese consumers, whose appetite for branded goods has supported a luxury industry rebound over the past two years.
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But the government may not be able to keep providing enough jobs for graduates, especially if a slowdown in China's economy, which is crimping demand for commodities, has a knock-on effect on the plateau.
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While natural factors such as floods, drought and bitterly cold weather set people back, international sanctions have had the knock-on effect when it comes to the health and well-being of ordinary people, too.
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Financial players in the CFD market can accumulate large speculative positions that are never intended to result in physical delivery, but can have a knock-on effect on the price of a barrel of oil.
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A leaked National Health Service document report warns that if HES goes under as a result of the scandal, there could be a knock-on effect for the disposal of medical waste across the country.
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The much ballyhooed announcement last season by Tom Ford, chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, that he was tightening the show schedule seems to have had a knock-on effect on brands.
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Your own lack of sleep can have a knock-on effect on those around you"The less sleep you get, the less you want to socially interact," said Matthew Walker of the University of California.
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U.S. exposure to China in terms of gross domestic product is minimal - only about 0.7 percent of overall GDP, according to Citigroup strategists - but the knock-on effect for other emerging economies cannot be ignored.
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Markets are on edge over a simmering trade war between Beijing and Washington and its knock-on effect on Chinese consumers, whose appetite for branded goods fueled a luxury industry rebound over the past two years.
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On Monday it said submissions received from rivals and suppliers had highlighted the threat to competition and had raised concerns about the impact of the deal on suppliers and the potential knock-on effect on consumers.
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Then there is the knock-on effect, as the dwindling appetite for building ricochets through the supply chain, slowing land releases, crimping sales in timberyards, and driving layoffs from labor hire firms to engineers and architects.
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"Indonesia's move might have a knock on effect but then again the scale is likely to be negligible as far as geographical coverage is concerned," said Ashok Sharma, managing director of shipbroker BRS Baxi in Singapore.
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The sharp decline in oil prices over the last 18 months has caused oil and gas companies around the world to cut staffing and running costs, however, having a knock-on effect on Sodexo's bottom line.
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In Britain, where gas accounts for 30% of energy consumption compared to the European Union's 22%, consumers have been slow to feel the knock-on effect on retail prices of the 60% fall in wholesale prices.
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Sanctions against Zerpa are having a knock-on effect on Wall Street, affecting imports of food and medicine to Venezuela made through funds headed by Zerpa, according to Delcy Rodriguez, president of Maduro's new legislative assembly.
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Those large spreads in the exit polls are more likely a knock-on effect of the masterful way his campaign turned the Democratic Party's consolidation behind his candidacy into a stage-managed, made-for-television event.
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About a quarter of flights at Europe's biggest airport London Heathrow were canceled, a spokeswoman for the airport said, adding that Sunday's disruption had caused a knock-on effect, leaving planes and crews in the wrong places.
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The country suffered what has become known as a "lost decade" to deflation, when companies cut their prices to revive lackluster demand, which in turn hit businesses' revenue and had a knock-on effect on the economy.
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He expected the ISL to raise the sport's profile globally, with a knock-on effect on earnings for those not in the same bracket as the United States's now-retired 23 times Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps.
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"There's a kind of knock-on (effect) on the South African sporting world, not just athletics because Caster was Queen of South African sports and now we can't see her anymore," he told Reuters in telephone interview.
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FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - The surging costs of carbon permits have caused some of Europe's biggest utilities to lock in purchases in advance, while nuclear and hydro firms are benefiting from the knock-on effect on power prices.
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But it is worth pondering the cost to Mexican stability — and its knock-on effect on the United States — had Mexico suffered through the many crises of the 1980s and 1990s without the escape valve of migration.
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The outbreak, it said, will cause a short-term blow to consumption, an increasingly vital part of the country's growth, and that will have a knock-on effect on other sectors, the S&P Global report said.
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Part of the problem, according to the report, is that regulators have placed greater restrictions on companies such as Coinbase in order to prevent money-laundering and other crimes, which have a knock-on effect for consumers.
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"The BOJ left policy unchanged, but its statement suggests they want a steeper (yield) curve so this may have had a knock on effect on euro zone bond markets," said Christoph Rieger, head of rates at Commerzbank.
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It said that the short-term disruption caused to economic activity by the protests had a knock-on effect on business and consumer confidence, share prices and the peso strength which could extend into the medium term.
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The knock-on effect is that dark net dealers profit from what's essentially a gullible group, branding their latest batches as continuations of previous ones, over which the culture is instantly nostalgic and so eager to try.
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WEF says Friday that the gap is expected to reach $400 trillion by 2050, partly a knock-on effect from women lagging behind men in take-home pay as well as fewer years on the job on average.
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"Every time you go to the gas station the price is higher - Brent crude is now close to $75 (a barrel) and that has had a knock on effect on government bonds," said DZ Bank analyst Rene Albrecht.
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Throw in the risk of systematic state spying via insecure 'smart' appliances and there could surely be a knock-on effect on the adoption of IoT devices — if IoT becomes synonymous in the public mind with 'I spy'.
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If imports of both Chinese sheet and foil are hit with penal duties, the knock-on effect could be to increase demand for primary metal in the rest of the world by 500,000 tonnes, the research house calculates.
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That would create a knock-on effect for the overall increase in Chinese bond buying, he said, scaling forecasts down to between $6-7 billion a month from April this year from a punchier $7.5 billion previously predicted.
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A rush for compliance could have a knock-on effect for MiFID II preparations, Coleman said, with the sweeping requirements for pre and post-trade transparency across securities and derivatives markets set to go live on January 3.
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Overseas development assistance, such as that provided by USAID, is a more likely target for cuts -- though reductions would still have a knock on effect on US businesses and citizens who rely on projects funded by donor programs.
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There is concern that trade tensions between Beijing and Washington could have a knock-on effect on Chinese consumers, whose appetite for branded goods has supported a rebound in the global luxury industry over the past two years.
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It makes monitoring them very difficult logistically, which has the knock-on effect of only seeing a small portion of the overall catches - which is why seemingly uncommon species like these might often go undiscovered for some time.
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Fears around a luxury slowdown has rattled stock markets in recent months, fueled further lately by the knock-on effect of months of "Yellow Vest" protests against perceived social and economic inequities in France, which have roiled Paris.
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"We want to warn everyone that if there are no more farmers in France it has a knock on effect on the French economy," 29-year-old farmer Alix Heurtaut told Reuters in an interview earlier this week.
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Telecoms technology improves at a rapid rate—just think about how quickly the entirety of the US has moved from 2G to 4G technology—and overly burdensome regulation can have a knock-on effect that limits advances for decades.
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And, if the UK economy heads for recession — with the accompanying knock-on effect on rents and house prices — the cost of living in London might become more affordable, in theory boosting its attractiveness to lower waged startup workers.
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Although power has been restored at the world's busiest airport after 11 hours in the dark, many people's holiday season travel woes will continue for days as the knock-on effect of delays and cancellations continues into the week.
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Christos Reid's Dear Mother is a touching and personal game about his relationship with his staunchly religious mother and the knock on effect this has had on his life; and his incoming OCDemons will center around obsessive compulsive disorder.
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While the S&P 500 index is up more than 5 percent since the start of January, money managers including Federated Investors, Baron Funds and Hodges Capital Management are bracing for a powerful knock-on effect on the consumer.
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Dabbs added that at the same time, subdued wage growth - a knock-on effect of a slowdown in the mining sector caused slumping commodity prices - had made it more difficult for young workers to get into the property market.
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But there have been widespread signs of a consumer slowdown since, removing support from the economy just as exporters face the knock-on effect from U.S.-China trade tensions and a softer world economy, on top of Brexit uncertainty.
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Airbnb may be conscious of the knock-on effect that Singapore's tough stance may have on other cities in the region, said Brian King, associate dean of the School of Hotel and Tourism Management at Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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The cost of it is staggering, not just in terms of manpower or funds, but also the economic hit Hubei will take and the knock on effect this will have on the wider Chinese economy during a sensitive period.
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But monsoon rains did not fall evenly around the country this year, hitting incomes in some farming areas, said the WGC, adding that "this could have a knock-on effect on jewellery demand in these areas over coming quarters".
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In a keynote speech in Rome, Visco said rising government bond yields in recent months would cost the state more than 5 billion euros next year if they did not retrace, with a knock-on effect on Italy's huge public debt.
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Remitly is currently the fastest-growing of the remittance players — over 400 percent in the first quarter of 2016 — but it's seeing a much smaller volume of transactions, which has had a knock-on effect on valuation, funding, and subsequent growth.
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"Companies that are extremely powerful can pass the cost ... down the supply chain and whether that's inadvertent or not it has a knock on effect on the quality of jobs," added Rachel Wilshaw, ethical trade manager at British charity Oxfam.
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Uncertainty over Brexit has had a knock-on effect on the economy with many businesses holding back on investment until they know more about the future relationship the U.K. will have with the EU — its largest trading partner as a bloc.
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"I fear that we may be at a peak of anti-bribery efforts," says Mr Barrington, worried that weaker political leadership on the issue in the West will have a knock-on effect that will only be seen in time.
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James Stewart of Trinity College Dublin, one of Ireland's leading experts in the structures, fears problems could unfold if the sponsor of a Section 110 company runs into trouble, triggering a knock-on effect through an opaque chain of connected firms.
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After all, if the Orion spacecraft and Space Launch System are delayed, or perhaps exceed expectations, that has a material knock-on effect when it comes to using those systems to build and staff a permanent installation in lunar orbit.
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This slide in oil futures has had a knock-on effect on Asian shares, with the drop only compounded by the aftermath of a deadly earthquake in southern Japan – the Nikkei 225 fell sharply for the second session in a row.
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Concerns about the knock-on effect of the trade war spread on Thursday, with South Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, warning that components and materials - "intermediate goods" - used in home appliances, computers and communications devices could be caught in the crossfire.
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"It is frustrating because unlike other organisations we only do housing," Mears' chief executive David Miles said, when asked if there would be a knock-on effect from Interserve being taken over by its creditors and the failure of Carillion.
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Looking down, the ships sailing to nearby docks provide clues as to the buoyancy of foreign trade: the imposition of steel tariffs earlier this year, a knock-on effect from China's slowdown, all but stopped traffic for a time, he notes.
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Ryu said that the knock-on effect for Fountain has not been a reduction, but a change, in terms of the services required, with some companies opting to outsource, whereas in the past they might have handled recruitment in-house.
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The move means that Cliffwater is watching the fund extra closely now and may decide to recommend that the state pull its money from the $235.8 billion fund, something that could have a knock-on effect in the investment community.
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Markets worry political instability in Italy would make it hard for Monte dei Paschi to complete a 5 billion euro ($5.3 billion) recapitalisation, needed to stave off the risk of being wound down, with a knock-on effect on other lenders.
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In a 2014 study published by the Austin Journal of Clinical Neurology, three Japanese researchers linked strobe lights to eliciting peak regional cerebral blood flow in the visual cortex, which then has a knock on effect on the central nervous system.
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Even if the match was called off the team would unlikely be able to return before the restrictions go into force and would end up having to serve the quarantine period, which will have a knock-on effect for subsequent games.
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But economists increasingly expect the slump in the pound so far and its knock-on effect on inflation will stop the BoE from pumping more stimulus into the economy in November, something the central bank had flagged as recently as last month.
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"Any one of the outbreaks could potentially have a devastating impact on food security," says Dr Chimimba David Phiri, FAO Subregional Coordinator for Southern Africa, highlighting the knock-on effect after a recent severe drought that left 40 million people dependent on aid.
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"Anything that undermines the effectiveness of the alliance has an impact on us, and so if the EU begins to become unraveled there can't help but be a knock-on effect for the alliance also," Lieutenant General Ben Hodges told the BBC.
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"While the S&P 500 index is up more than 5 percent since the start of January, money managers including Federated Investors, Baron Funds and Hodges Capital Management are bracing for a powerful knock-on effect on the consumer," Reuters reported Friday.
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On Thursday, British voters will go to the polls to decide whether to remain in or leave the 28-member European Union (EU) and analysts are worried that, whatever the outcome, the Brexit referendum could have a knock-on effect throughout Europe.
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"De-leveraging is aimed at the financial system but businesses like us are hit as a knock-on effect," said Chen, whose company exports goods like air conditioners and cars to Africa and expects to generate $100 million in revenue this year.
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China's growth is expected to stabilize, with gross domestic product (GDP) having grown 6.2% year-on-year in the second quarter, while policymakers stand ready to deploy fiscal stimulus and thus ease concerns about a knock-on effect to the European economy.
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Spahn, a conservative heavyweight among Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats who recently lost a contest to become the party's leader, described a knock-on effect of countries attracting doctors from neighboring countries, as is the case with Switzerland taking in German physicians.
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"De-leveraging is aimed at the financial system but businesses like us are hit as a knock-on effect," said Chen, whose company exports goods like air conditioners and cars to Africa and expects to generate $25.3 million in revenue this year.
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Co-founder Christine Tsai took over the top job, but McClure's image is closely tied to 500 Startups, so it is easy to imagine that his tarnished reputation will have a knock-on effect among the firm's portfolio, LPs and prospective partners.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain's decision to leave the European Union may have a knock-on effect for the rest of the EU and long-term uncertainty over Brexit poses a threat to the entire region's economy, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday.
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Given President Donald Trump has adopted an 'America First' stance, Crabtree expects changes to the H-1B program are now inevitable, but he cautioned anything drastic could have a knock-on effect on sectors crucial for the growth of the U.S. economy.
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Otkritie, B&N Bank, Promsvyazbank and Credit Bank of Moscow (CBOM, BB-/Stable) are among the banks that have been subject to Russian media speculation in recent weeks, regarding the liquidity position of some and the potential knock-on effect on others.
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The case in question was filed by UK mapping company Streetmap back in 2013, which accused Google of abusing a dominant position to promote its mapping service within search results — thereby having a knock-on effect on traffic to Streetmap's own service.
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The figures, which are a barometer for tourism spending, could herald a knock-on effect across the entire luxury industry, as tourism spending makes up about a third of global luxury revenues, and more than half of European luxury sales, according to Bain.
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Analysts at U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs said Britain was likely to enter a recession within the year as a result of last week's vote, which will also have a knock-on effect on the rest of Europe and the United States.
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The events that took place in the early hours of this morning will likely have a huge knock on effect for all of us with any level of investment whatsoever in the idea that clubs and live music venues are of utmost importance.
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The Trump administration's order this month barring American telecommunications firms from using foreign-made equipment that could pose a threat to national security — exactly what Washington has accused Huawei of doing — is likely to have a knock-on effect on smartphone users' experience.
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That could make it difficult for many small borrowers to get loans, especially in the countryside where two-thirds of India's 1.3 billion people live, and put the brakes on a surge in private consumption with a knock-on effect on growth.
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"We are at risk of choking our oceans in plastic, with a knock-on effect on our food chain and human health," said Frans Timmermans, the vice president of the European Commission, which is the bloc's executive arm responsible for proposing legislation.
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Achieving this would have a positive knock-on effect for managers attracting assets from other investors, such as insurers and sovereign wealth funds, wanting to make the most of market volatility and associated alpha opportunities, particularly given the current lack of clear beta opportunities.
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But Dr. Gummer warns of the knock-on effect my reactions might be having on my own children: "In terms of lasting impact, having an extreme reaction to having grown up in a hoarder's household can create problems for the next generation, too," she says.
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"The lower-for-longer interest rate environment and the positive knock-on effect on emerging markets is clearly seen through the sizeable foreign inflows that regional equities are currently enjoying," said Mohamed El Jamal, managing director of capital markets at Abu Dhabi's Waha Capital.
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Bankers had hoped that proposed changes to the country's bankruptcy law designed to simplify and accelerate the process of resolving loans would be a "game-changer" and sharply increase the value of NPLs overnight - with a knock-on effect on the attractiveness of bank shares.
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High operating costs over the last three years, meanwhile, have hindered free cash flow for oil and gas companies and dealt a knock-on effect to ancillary firms such as Total Safety that rely on business from oil exploration and production firms, among others.
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Natasha Keys, a consultant to farmers involved in bank disputes who plans to protest outside the hearings, said agribusiness lending should come with extra regulations partly because of the knock-on effect in rural centers when lenders "turn the tap off" and call in debts.
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Natasha Keys, a consultant to farmers involved in bank disputes who plans to protest outside the hearings, said agribusiness lending should come with extra regulations partly because of the knock-on effect in rural centres when lenders "turn the tap off" and call in debts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's manufacturing sector expanded for a fifth month in December, but growth slowed a touch more than expected in a sign that government measures to rein in soaring asset prices are starting to have a knock-on effect on the broader economy.
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"In that way we avoid a knock-on effect from the one onto the other," Piket said in an emailed statement, adding both sides have "a strong interest in putting in place a solid basis for a mutually beneficial economic agreement for the long term".
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Slovakia currently has a large part of its economy wrapped up in automate production, but the The knock-on effect of that could be positive in the technology startup world — certainly this week at CES has seen an enormous boom in the combination of cars and technology.
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This has the knock-on effect of actually lowering insurance premiums for many low and middle-income Obamacare enrollees because premium subsidies also went up, to match the increased premiums (I explained this more thoroughly in a past edition of VoxCare, which you can read here).
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This type of new mobile retail could go on to sell far more than just a few select products in an Uber, though, and it may have a knock-on effect on the retail industry as a whole — an assertion I made in the original series.
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HG: Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the region and of course you are also the largest oil producer as well – many people are worried about not just what's happening in the Middle East of course but the knock on effect that has in the west.
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That would yield even more global warming than what is currently projected to take place If such a knock-on effect takes place, then the planet will warm much more than the 2-degree target, yielding far more damaging climate change consequences, such as sea level rise.
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Data released earlier in the day showed China's manufacturing sector expanded for a fifth month in December, though growth slowed a touch more than expected in a sign that government measures to rein in soaring asset prices are starting to have a knock-on effect on the broader economy.
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The government making reducing net migration both flagship policy and political success metric has the knock-on effect of heaping cost, administrative burden and operational risk on UK startups — which rely, like all high tech businesses, on access to skills and talent to develop and scale commercial ideas.
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Price comparison sites, which remove the broker altogether, were the first to eat into the broken broker market, but a knock on effect is that a customer's insurances are more fragmented than ever, making it a nightmare to track all of your coverage and deal with multiple insurance providers.
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There are global fears about an economic slowdown in China and also concerns that trade tensions between Beijing and Washington could have a knock-on effect on Chinese consumers, whose appetite for top brands has supported a rebound in the global luxury industry over the past two years.
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WM: If you look down the road, some analysts say that in the future you'll face a funding shortfall and increased cost of funds, do you worry about the impact that will have on credit growth, and the knock on effect that will have on non-energy GDP growth?
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Concerns about such a knock-on effect on Viacom of the decline in traditional cable TV subscriptions deepened last quarter, when Charter Communications Inc moved five of its flagship networks to its most expensive programming tier, a move that will likely result in lower affiliate revenue for Viacom.
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Peter: That's not what we are seeing at the moment so I'm more half glass full still that we see many industries still performing OK. But we see a slowdown in taking decisions to run or sanction bigger projects and that has the knock on effect over time.
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It's hard to say what policies will come into place if we exit from the EU, but there is no doubt that our economy will be severely hit, resulting in a knock-on effect for the grants, universities, and museums that currently help fund and inspire artists all over the country.
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But officials' gravest worry is that tweaking Kosovo's border could have a knock-on effect in other areas of the Balkans where large ethnic minority populations live, such as Republika Srpska, the Serbian enclave in Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Macedonia and Montenegro, both of which are home to large Albanian populations.
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But at this rate it seems more likely that the new hardware will be timed to pull in buyers around the holidays — which may have the knock-on effect of taking the wind out of Microsoft and Sony's sails (and sales) when they debut their next-generation consoles next year.
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" Adam Rawson, ex-head chef at London's Pachamama and supper club host "In London, I rely on international ingredients in my cooking and I'm worried about the knock-on effect on imported foods as I think the price of ingredients can go up if there's another tax we'll need to pay.
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U.S. stock markets have risen steadily in recent months on optimism over a pro-business Trump agenda but fell back sharply on Tuesday as investors worried that failure to push through the healthcare bill could have a knock-on effect on other Trump priorities such as tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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Osborne will points to the slowdown in China, slide in commodity prices and political problems in emerging markets as potentially having a knock-on effect on the U.K.'s growth in 5003, according to a preview of a speech Osborne is due to give to business leaders in Cardiff, Wales on Thursday.
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That's the same type of policy violation that led Apple to shut down Facebook's similar Research VPN iOS app, which had the knock-on effect of also disabling usage of Facebook's legitimate employee-only apps — which run on the same Facebook Enterprise Certificate — and making Facebook look very iffy in the process.
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While VIX futures are a relatively small market when compared to the S&P 500 Index, it is possible that increased buying of VIX futures at a time when markets are already stressed could have a knock-on effect on the S&P options and the benchmark index itself, Typhon's Thompson said.
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Perhaps it is unavoidable, thus, that the Olympic collection had a knock-on effect on his own Lacoste spring line, which was based on a similar color palette (peppered by shades from the flags of other nations, such as Italy) as well as the same stripes, albeit even more fractured, oversize and abstracted.
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After all, the last time the financial world was so loudly derided — during the recession of 2008 and 2009 — there was a knock-on effect in the men's wear world, and certain obvious totems of Wall Street style (the broad, structured shoulders; the patterned ties; the Ferragamo shoes) fell out of favor.
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However, in its annual national risk assessment report, the government said that tariffs could also have a big knock on effect on goods coming the other way given Irish firms reliance on raw materials from Britain and the presence of so many major British-based retail chains on the Irish high street.
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As Zillow senior economist Cheryl Young put it, "There doesn't appear to be a knock-on effect on LIC from the pull out of Amazon HQ2," though she added that less buzzy Queens neighborhoods — those that have lower rental prices and are easy to commute to from LIC — might feel the pain of Amazon's rejection.
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If the events of Tuesday make it even more difficult for Trump to advance his agenda, especially in the Senate, there could be a knock-on effect among his base voters, who sent him to Washington to make big changes, and have yet to see a dividend, at least in the form of major legislation.
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"What one is seeing in a number of countries, as they've emerged economically, is that ... perception, 'Well to be modern, one should move from breast-feeding to formula feeding,' and that can have a real knock-on effect of undermining the social norms around breast-feeding," said Baker of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Without a clear drop in the numbers arriving before she meets fellow EU leaders at a summit in mid-February, some form of border closer by the bloc's leading power, which would have a knock-on effect across Europe, would be increasingly likely — not least as Germans vote in key regional elections in March.
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Germany's Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy said Gabriel was making his visit at a time when trade between Russia and Germany was declining because of the state of the Russian economy, which is mired in a grinding crisis, and because of the weakness of the rouble and the knock-on effect that has had on consumer purchasing power.
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In a knock-on effect, French live pork prices have gained 24% since early March, with a rise of as much as 30% for some ingredients used in making deli meats like saucisson, cooked ham and dry-cured ham, making it hard for producers to pass such price rises on to clients, industry association FICT said.
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"I feel like if a match is undecided at 6-6 in the fifth, that's a good time to play a tiebreaker," said Anderson, whose clash with Isner also had a knock-on effect on the second men's semi-final as Novak Djokovic needed two days to complete his win over Rafael Nadal due to the delayed start.
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The move underscores Beijing's concerns over a stock of some 1 billion square meters of vacant housing - around 13 million homes or enough to house the population of Australia - and the broader knock-on effect of any defaults by struggling property developers as the world's second-largest economy grows at its slowest pace in a quarter of a century.
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The move underscores Beijing's concerns over a stock of some 13 billion square metres of vacant housing - around 13 million homes or enough to house the population of Australia - and the broader knock-on effect of any defaults by struggling property developers as the world's second-largest economy grows at its slowest pace in a quarter of a century.
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While much of these reforms are aimed at India's public banking sector blighted by bad loans, outmoded technology and poor management, they will have a knock-on effect on the private banking sector as rapid urbanization causes large populations to move from state-owned banks in rural areas to more modern, private banks in urban India.
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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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The knock on effect of that has also played out in advertising and attempts to build services that can compete with the might of Google (one reason Verizon acquired Aol and then Yahoo), but also using advertising, ironically, as a pawn in that bigger race: Verizon was among the companies that joined an advertising boycott against YouTube once over questionable content.
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This has had a knock-on effect on banks from Doha to Muscat, with the ensuing slump in stock prices and bond market volatility making it impossible for them to raise new capital so far this year, a situation which is unlikely to ease in the near future as they will have to compete with governments needing to borrow billions of dollars to pay their bills.
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"There was nothing massively surprising, there was always a doubt that the deal was not going to be passed... if we start to move towards a no-deal, then we can potentially see a knock on effect in terms of safe haven moves, but a possible extension for the deal reduces the chance for a no-deal Brexit," Craig Erlam, OANDA senior market analyst, said.
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On top of all of this it has now long been argued that RSD is detrimental to smaller independent labels and artists because the sheer mass of releases that major labels are putting out for RSD are getting prioritized and clogging up the printing presses for months at a time, effectively meaning small labels aren't able to put out releases for chunks of the year—creating an obvious knock-on effect.
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That's among the multiple quandaries that have arisen from the president's gambit to lower the national trade deficit and change agreements he has blasted as inherently unfair to the U.S. "If you have a situation where tariffs have a significant enough knock-on effect and real growth is impacted in a sustainable way, it's a prescription for them to [follow a] shallower path for the funds rate," said Jacob Oubina, senior U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets.
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One German tabloid newspaper on Friday featured an image of Draghi as Count Dracula "sucking' savers" money away, while new Austrian National Bank Governor Robert Holzmann expressed public concerns over the longevity of Draghi's policy in an interview with Bloomberg TV. President Donald Trump also took to Twitter in the aftermath of the ECB's announcement, which included 20 billion euros in net asset purchases per month for an indefinite period and a 10 basis point deposit rate cut, to accuse the ECB of depreciating the euro with a knock-on effect of hurting U.S. exports.
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