"There will be no let-up in the pursuit of these visionless people inspired solely by violence, no let-up in arresting them and bringing them to justice," Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said.
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"I don't see any let up in this," said Hewitt.
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And the bombardment won't let up on its way east.
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Over the next few weeks, his symptoms didn't let up.
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"If you relax we will let up," one cop says.
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But you can bet Instagram won't let up the heat.
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But one childhood beauty woe that still hasn't let up?
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This truck and SUV thing won't let up, will it?
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Scarborough did not let up his attacks after McConnell's speech.
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But there has been no let up in the violence.
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FEYERICK: The drone assault is not likely to let up.
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Also, he's let up on some of his entrepreneurial hustle.
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Even after he won the governorship, he didn't let up.
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These next races we won't let up, we'll keep pushing.
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He told them that the pressure would not let up.
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" "We're very committed and we're not going to let up.
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Even after college was over, the costs didn't let up.
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She wouldn't let up and everyone around was ignoring it.
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And the deluge isn't expected to let up until March.
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With the snow predicted to let up around 8 p.m.
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And the scrutiny is unlikely to let up anytime soon.
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This means some of my mom's guilt can let up.
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"The rain will let up by tomorrow," he said Friday.
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Neither Trump nor the players have let up this season.
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"We are not going to let up," Ms. Frankel said.
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This time, shareholder activists have vowed not to let up.
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Youngest victims, most impact But still there was no let-up.
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Trump has mastered the news media and he won't let up.
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The startup also admitted that this slowdown might not let up.
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Nor will there be any let up for UniCredit in 2019.
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"This is not a moment to let up on the pressure."
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The pace of executions in Vietnam looks unlikely to let up.
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Donald Trump let on that issue ad he cannot let up.
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Stand firm, Mr. President, and don&apost let up the pressure.
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But now's the time to let up on your leisurely pace.
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"It doesn't let up, forcing you to actively listen," he says.
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Even in public, he offered few signs he would let up.
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Yet the threat of imprisonment or exile never entirely let up.
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And experts don't see any let-up in the unfavorable conditions.
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We can't let up, and we can't rely on dated equipment.
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However, there are signs that it might not let up completely.
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"Plus, the tension doesn't actually let up with bands," Li says.
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And there's little sign that it will let up anytime soon.
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North Korea also hasn't let up on its anti-US rhetoric.
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Incredible tension ensues, and it doesn't let up for six seasons.
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In the fourth season, the gross-out humor doesn't let up.
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"[We'll] reward political courage, but we won't let up the pressure."
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The Virginia Tech defense never let up in a dominant display.
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"There's no let-up here, this is an ongoing process," Kudlow said.
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This time, they got off a good start and never let up.
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She grabbed it by the neck and she just wouldn't let up.
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Soon afterwards, hackers began exploiting it en masse and didn't let up.
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Ocasio-Cortez hasn't given any indication that she will let up, however.
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But for those working in private equity, there is no let-up.
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An avatar that points out your ailments, and refuses to let up?
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It showed in the first six minutes, and we never let up.
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"For it to continue, they need to not let up," Rose said.
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They say there has been no let up in government shelling there.
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Sanders went at Clinton from the get-go and didn't let up.
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Find the people you want to follow, and do not let up.
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The pressure on the spot market doesn't seem to have let up.
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Hassan and drummer Fay Milton lock in early and don't let up.
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"He couldn't let up," his son Curt said in a phone interview.
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And they haven't let up since he took office in January 2017.
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And it doesn't let up until its conclusion, which comes too soon.
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The stakes have never been higher and we will not let up.
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We cannot let up until we have a humane system in place.
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The fog never let up the entire time I was in Liechtenstein.
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From his point of view, there are no reasons to let up.
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The snow and rain in California won't let up anytime soon, either.
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Jake Arrieta has not let up at all despite the huge lead.
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Most important for the Cardinals, they didn't let up on the Huskies.
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We just have to push it down their throats and not let up.
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As they should be—that scrutiny isn't likely to let up in 2019.
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So what comes next for Iran if the US pressure doesn't let up?
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Across Bon Voyage's seven tracks, the surprises and the ideas never let up.
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Conditions haven't let up as mandatory evacuations continue in parts of North Carolina.
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CHINESE STOCKS PLUNGE AGAIN | The volatility in Chinese markets has not let up.
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So we will not let up in any coalition negotiations on this point.
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The pressure from global competition and technological change is unlikely to let up.
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The 231 presidential campaign didn't let up in the dying days of 2500.
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Bernie Sanders went at Clinton from the get-go and didn't let up.
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If Speier is any indication, though, Democrats have no plans to let up.
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We didn't let up in that fourth quarter like we did last game.
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Until one directly affects the other, analyst bullishness is unlikely to let up.
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If you've found a strategy that works for building wealth, don't let up.
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But Buttigieg came on strong in the spring and has not let up.
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Its pyrotechnics never let up, and Moore never stops calling attention to them.
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MONDALE, 9:26: Yes, I hope this can let up a little bit.
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When the rain let up, Shehab grabbed her shopping bag of spray cans.
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The pressure that prompted their agreement has not let up — it's only increased.
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This leaked bill shows that he's unlikely to let up any time soon.
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He pushed me really hard, but always knew exactly when to let up.
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He was alternating between acetaminophen and ibuprofen, but the fever never let up.
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"It seemed like the lies would never let up," Sarah said in 2010.
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Carrasco doesn't let up even for a second, denying a passive reading experience.
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If the downpour let up, they would practice rushing out of armored vehicles.
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"She called me and said, 'Shaun, just let up on it,'" he said.
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The FDA will let up to 9 companies sign up for this pilot.
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For the first time in a while, the designer shuffle has let up.
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We cannot let up until we have a humane system in place. pic.twitter.
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In the meantime, the pressure for Garrett to step aside won't let up.
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When team Yachty finally let up, the guy got up and ran away.
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But just because you're comfortable doesn't mean you can let up your efforts.
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"Let Up" is what happens when the novelty of the wish wears off.
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As Seacrest later put it: "As it striked midnight, it almost completely let up."
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The backlash has not let up since the deal was first announced in November.
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These FBI agents didn't let up on their rescue efforts for nearly a week.
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Moreover, bankers expect no let-up in either financial-crime enforcement or new regulation.
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In the meantime, late-night hosts aren't going to let up on the president.
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And Mangold's comments to CNBC did not indicate any let up in that approach.
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That Rihanna reign just won't let up — and we're eagerly waiting the wine brand.
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But Pepper even got Roker to let up on a little of his germaphobia.
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To be honest, the intensity still hasn't let up as the storm came in.
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Months of protests in Hong Kong are showing no signs of a let-up.
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There's not let up in campaign news though ahead of the closely approaching midterms.
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There is little sign that congressional pressure on Trump will let up anytime soon.
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"With a server like Milos, you can't let up for one second," Lendl said.
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In the meantime, their critics in media are duty-bound not to let up.
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Since then, Trump has not let up on his pledge to build a wall.
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And no signs of a let-up in the snowfall are expected until Tuesday.
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Like an ever-tightening vice, the rest of the exhibition does not let up.
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This experience doesn't let up until you make your final splash at the bottom.
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Or said you wanted, as the market kept levitating without let-up for months.
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On Wednesday Munger said it was time for regulators to "let up" on it.
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Into his fifth decade, from the 1970s to the 2010s, he never let up.
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Nor is there any sign of a let-up in the stream of desperate civilians.
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I don&apost think we&aposre going to let up on any of these matters.
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But Artem didn't let up or take it easy on me, and I appreciate that.
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It's a fascinating economic time and I doubt it will let up any time soon.
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Pressure on journalists had somewhat let up since President Maithripala Sirisena entered office in 2015.
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And there's no sign they're planning to let up, especially with the midterm elections approaching.
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There is no sign of a let-up almost three months after the demonstrations began.
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Pressure on journalists had somewhat let up since President Maithripala Sirisena entered office in 25.
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Sadly, according to his interview with Howard Stern on Tuesday, the hate hasn't let up.
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The eagle matriarch flew away without a second thought, and the blackbird eventually let up.
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"What you saw beginning the day after the inauguration has not let up," Schakowsky said.
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"We let up mentally, and Dallas raised their level," Jazz coach Quin Snyder told reporters.
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Brown launched a full-throated rebuttal shortly after that announcement and hasn't let up since.
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Terrorists take heed: America will never let up until you are dealt a lasting defeat.
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Facebook's trending news controversy hasn't let up, even after conservatives met with Mark Zuckerberg today.
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"Argentina came out really strong and I don't think they ever let up," said Cook.
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De Grasse and the rest were several feet behind him, but Bolt never let up.
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When you let up the pressure, the brush will automatically begin to spin once again.
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She says the harassment she experienced at work after disclosing her record never let up.
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Anger over Mr. Clark's death has not let up in the days since the shooting.
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The pace hasn't really let up, as Colombia's attack has found its footing as well.
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The rain eventually let up and the sergeants ran the platoons through repeated ambush drills.
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Therefore, it is important not to let up now in the fight against Islamic State.
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Some analysts also assert that Washington has too often let up on pressure too early.
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Heading into the coming week, analysts said buying of Treasuries is unlikely to let up.
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To deliver powerful new therapies and ultimately control this disease, we simply cannot let up.
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In the end, Cuneo let up a bit, leading to the 20-0 final score.
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Aside from the Islamist threat, far-left and far-right militancy has also not let up.
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As we leave Reykjavik the wind starts to pick up and doesn't ever really let up.
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But the dramatic mood of the meeting didn't seem to let up as the conference continued.
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They're still the right thing to do, and I won't let up until they get done.
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I'm just transitioning into my second trimester of pregnancy and the nausea hasn't let up yet.
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Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti, told NBC News on Wednesday that Cohen hasn't let up the pressure.
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Whatever regulators decide, the pressure to create new media combinations is not going to let up.
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Love re-entered the game to start the second quarter, but the Heat didn't let up.
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Flake began critiquing Trump during the campaign and didn't let up once the president took office.
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The price of oil continued to fall amid no sign of a let up in supply.
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Valdez never let up on telling the stories of what drugs were doing to his country.
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No reason to believe they won't let up on the gas and ruin ten more passers.
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She doesn't even let up when (spoiler alert) Diane passes away with her eyes wide open.
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There are too many in the world, but this one was too good to let up.
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There will be no let-up in the competition from Aldi and Lidl, for one thing.
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Yet there is no let-up in the vast quantities it plans to spend on programming.
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Even if the government's planned reforms pass, the pressure for further changes will not let up.
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As brooding, energetic, and anguished as the album is, it knows exactly when to let up.
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Multiple senators urged the Trump administration not to let up on economic sanctions amid ongoing talks.
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That seems to scare him, so his attacks are unlikely to let up any time soon.
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Iran is their sworn enemy so I don't think the Saudis are going to let up.
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As president, I promise you that I will not let up until we reach that goal.
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Forecasters are warning that the severe weather is unlikely to let up until late this week.
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There has been no let-up in the fighting over the past year despite the talks.
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But she also vowed not to let up on oversight of his policies and personal conduct.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who have fueled much of the investigation, appear unlikely to let up.
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While the rain should let up by noon, it could drizzle off and on all day.
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Denis dares to suggest that the vicissitudes of desire need not let up as one ages.
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A plan released in February could let up to 5,000 people smoke marijuana in pilot studies.
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It's really critically important that we not let up on the gas at all on these programs.
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This movie comes for ur neck in the opening shot & it doesn’t let up once.
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The question is whether the Chinese and South Koreans, in effect, have already started to let up.
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Trump should not let up with his efforts to increase U.S. sales in the EU and Japan.
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There is no sign of a let-up almost three months after the anti-government demonstrations began.
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But in Kasserine, an impoverished provincial capital of about 400,000, the protesters have refused to let up.
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Muhammad burst off the blocks despite the rain and never let up throughout her Thursday night run.
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Perhaps most important, he suggested there would be no let-up in his more assertive foreign policy.
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He let up three runs and fanned 23 batters in 353 innings spread over two interleague starts.
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Following Golunov's arrest, demonstrators began picketing outside Moscow police headquarters and did not let up for days.
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During the Tet Offensive, the 2nd Battalion had seen bitter and bloody fighting that never let up.
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" Of the show itself, which is based on Margaret Atwood's novel, Fiennes warned, "There's no let up.
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Before long, humankind had been whipped into a frenzy of wandering, one that has never let up.
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There are many "false reports" that the administration will "let up" on its trade tactics, Cramer said.
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Pressure on GE has not let up this year, with the stock sliding more than 21 percent.
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Anyone with a fully charged phone can wait and see if Uber's surge pricing might let up.
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The crowded let up an audible "ooh" for every German score, then screamed for every Brazilian response.
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That never let up during the campaign, even as McCain rallied around Trump as the GOP nominee.
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And in the months since his election it doesn't seem like the media has really let up.
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"Use every possible means to find funds so that the high-pressure offensive does not let up."
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The violence hasn't let up this week, as Russia continued airstrikes against opposition groups in northern Syria.
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But Pence has not let up on the tough rhetoric he's been delivering since arriving in Asia.
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Pressure on GE has not let up this year, with the stock sliding more than 25 percent.
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When it didn't let up after a couple of days, she decided to go to the hospital.
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I was nauseated and clammy, and I sat down on the floor until the dizziness let up.
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In the past under the agreed framework and the six party talks, strategic patience, we always let up.
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Even when you finish a stage, the game doesn't let up; it moves right onto the next one.
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We're still getting to temperatures above 90 degrees everyday, and it isn't going to let up for weeks.
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But the weather may not let up for the county, as more storms have been predicted into Saturday.
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Fans immediately defended those sharing images with the deceased icon, but Hammer (at least initially) didn't let up.
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Why it matters: The horserace for user retention through camera innovations between Instagram and Snapchat hasn't let up.
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Wentz's 4 TD passes help Eagles rout Cardinals PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Eagles started fast and never let up.
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BOKO HARAM ATTACKS Madness on repeat: It never seems to let up: more innocent people killed by terrorists.
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Signaling no let-up in production, the food agency raised its forecasts for worldwide cereal crops in 2016.
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There has been little let-up in violence targeting Afghan forces since the period covered in the report.
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" Trump hasn't let up since becoming president, claiming the program is "broken" and in "a total death spiral.
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Our guys didn't let up; we kept the hammer down and we remembered how we got the lead.
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With an hour left to launch, the rain let up and there had yet to be any lightning.
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Yet, the reality is that Iran has not let up and its attacks continue to be relatively successful.
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Extreme rainfall will continue throughout the weekend only to let up early next week, the Weather Channel reports.
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The compulsion to apologize never let up: I found myself wanting to apologize for how much I apologized.
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The rapid-fire rhythm of the digital universe doesn't let up, nor does the pressure to keep up.
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The sushi craze in the United States took off in the 1980s, and it hasn't let up since.
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I've used salves of mushroom to heal everything from poison ivy to extreme coughs that won't let up.
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Corbin let up one run in six innings in his lone career start against the Cardinals last August.
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Our country has made strides to enforce social distancing and this is not the time to let up.
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Pressure from the city also let up so Lyft still holds one of two permits for e-bikes.
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Ankara insists, despite international fears to the contrary, that there will be no let-up in the campaign.
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Nor do they see any let-up in what has become the Fevertree standard - beating analysts' earnings forecasts.
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If the jams don't let up, Gimenez warns, those still stuck on the roads could be sitting ducks.
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Both leading and lagging economic indicators suggest there will be no let-up in pressure for South Korea Inc.
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Almost three months after the demonstrations began, there is no sign of let-up across the China-ruled territory.
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We see no let up to strong structural trends and estimate high teen FCF growth over a multiyear period.
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Until then, none of these potential future limitations are any reason to let up on the push for VRE.
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"Athens," which you can hear below, comes on like an acid-laced Lindstrom and doesn't let up from there.
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Rubio didn't let up on the attack, going at Trump in his most forceful way yet in the campaign.
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Now known as the "auntie of the resistance," the California congresswoman has not let up on the Trump administration.
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A day after blowing a save chance Saturday, the Marlins bullpen did not let up in the series finale.
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It may not up the ante from the last film, but it doesn't let up on the pace either.
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Winning the people's support remains the party's top priority and efforts will not let up in 2016, Xi added.
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Walkout organizers applauded the progress on sexual harassment but said they would not let up on the other issues.
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"It felt like a cramp that wouldn't let up," said Bruce, adding that he hoped to play on Thursday.
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We're heading into two weeks of congressional recess, but there won't be any let up on the health news.
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Rodrik does not let up: They abdicated too easily to market fundamentalism and bought in to its central tenets.
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It was a little bit not good at the end when we let up and gave up two goals.
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On the same date, Mercury ends retrograde in Virgo—finally the miscommunications, delays, and technical difficulties will let up!
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Holzken looked a little put off by this and let up the pressure when the two approached the ropes.
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That light, chatty tone didn't let up, either, even when he told me he was going to kill me.
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Trump, on an airport tarmac in Fort Wayne, urged Braun to not let up in the campaign's closing hours.
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That pace has not let up: Three more of Mr. Trump's appellate nominees are pending on the Senate floor.
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"If China wants to let up pressure on North Korea now, that would be a bad move," he added.
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"That's what we believe is going to happen because nobody's really going to want to let up," he explained.
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The rain wouldn't let up and now my phone was dead and the day's light was beginning to fade.
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The game was therefore official, but a driving rain had invaded Philadelphia and would not let up for days.
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He hasn't let up since then, taking the opportunity nearly every day to reinsert Cohen into his Twitter feed.
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I was relieved to hear that despite her sometimes overwhelming sense of civic sadness, Landsman's activism hasn't let up.
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Gamel's fly ball fell to the ground when Upton let up, believing Trout was going to make the catch.
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SoftBank did not let up the flow of capital to Brazil this month, staying busy despite the WeWork debacle.
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He pressured James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to let up on the Russia investigation, as a political favor.
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Democrats believe they have the high ground on this issue, and they are not about to let up on Republicans.
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He has let up three earned runs or fewer in 15 of his 18 starts, including three in a row.
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The song doesn't let up at any point, even well after a normal human's face and ears would be mush.
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The severe weather started late Saturday and there was no sign of any let up as the new week began.
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Because I live in fear that if I let up for a moment, I will remember that I am unwanted.
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The Bruins would not let up and got 10 of the game's first 12 shots and repeatedly found scoring chances.
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For the second game in a row, the Thunder didn't let up and went for the kill in the fourth.
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" Devon Energy: "Devon is part of the oil and gas complex, and this group is not going to let up.
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In the latest trailer for Hereditary, which focuses on the young girl Charlie, the psychological terror does not let up.
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That's why his sway on the issue of rape matters, and why he should not let up on his message.
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And for some added excitement, we'd let up to three players per country cross over to play in both events.
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Things were a little lighter than they are right now, and you expect it to get intense and let up.
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As part of measures to ensure social stability, he said there should be "no let-up" in the saohei drive.
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After last year's squeeze to control bad debt, officials let up a bit in the first three months of 2019.
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Face/Off opens with the murder of a child and doesn't let up for nearly two and a half hours.
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But this does not address the deeper problem that there is no let up in the draining of the aquifer.
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I stopped laughing when the tweets didn't let up, multiplying in volume and influence, each more hateful than the last.
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Much of the northern U.S. is in the grips of a deep freeze, and it won't let up anytime soon.
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We will know where the most drastic measures must be deployed and where we can let up on the reins.
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There has been no let-up in Taliban attacks across Afghanistan as it prepares for a presidential election this month.
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But the scoffing from colleagues wouldn't let up, and I soon returned to hunching my spine over a regular desk.
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Even so, voters and members of Congress who care about ethics in the nation's highest office should not let up.
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However, it seemed there was little let-up of pressure on the horizon for both local and external debt markets.
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America's hunters and anglers are extremely disappointed but we will not let up in the fight to protect Bristol Bay.
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"I'm definitely not going to let up, I promise you that," he said after posting a 12-under 198 total.
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"For 30-40 years, people have targeted our pilots and we don't expect that to let up," he told Reuters.
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We are now firmly within a rap boom, and don't expect the hit-seeking labels to let up in 220.
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But the movie's big hook is that music starts from second one and doesn't let up until the whole film ends.
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Oculus TV will let up to four people watch live or on-demand content from partners like Hulu, Showtime, and ESPN.
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He also re-iterated that there would be no let-up in efforts to tackle deep-rooted graft within the party.
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There would be no let up under the FDP on pressure for the European Central Bank to roll back its stimulus.
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Mr. McCabe said on Friday that he was glad the investigation was over but feared Mr. Trump would never let up.
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With Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm back in 2012, that tide of products is not likely to let up any time soon.
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I felt like I let up a couple of balls that weren't necessarily well hit but just in the right area.
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As the Republican establishment can attest, Trump and his allies do not, seeing their power grow, let up and move on.
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Predictions the campaign may let up once Xi felt more secure in the top job don't seem to be playing out.
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Still, Democrats took the House by attacking Republicans on health care, and they don't seem eager to let up anytime soon.
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As soon as the winds let up, it was average Puerto Ricans out cleaning the streets, not soldiers or government employees.
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Firepower heads into enemy territory from the onset, and the band doesn't let up for a moment throughout its 58 minutes.
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S. companies have not let up one bit on their hiring in response to risks out there in the world economy.
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I mean, now I'll play players who I've never seen or know their name, and you can't let up one point.
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If you're going to open your staging with a rape, you really can't let up on the tension in what follows.
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The historic deep freeze that's killed 2300 people will let up by the end of the week, according to CNN meteorologists.
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"Now I'll play players who I've never seen or know their name, and you can't let up one point," Williams said.
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The men were quickly surrounded, and shooting did not let up until F-15 fighter jets and Apache helicopters arrived overhead.
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"He had his foot on Johnson's neck, and then he let up, because he was up in the polls," Krone lamented.
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Democrats have assailed Mr. Trump for assembling the wealthiest cabinet in American history, and on Monday they did not let up.
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"We have to keep going like this now, not let up and focus on Napoli 24 hours a day," he said.
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"If she stays in China, the house arrest and surveillance won't let up for several years at least," Mr. Wu said.
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PANAMA CITY — The chopping and the shoving started early, and it did not let up for most of the 90 minutes.
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While he has threatened in recent days to boycott the prime-time event, he let up on the language on Tuesday.
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Less than 12 hours after introducing the nickname, Mr. Trump made clear on Friday morning that he would not let up.
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The new season doesn't let up in that regard, as its twists and turns pull off a three-season hat trick.
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Despite talk about reshoots that preceded "Rogue One's" release, once the action gets going, the pacing moves briskly and doesn't let up.
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That final vote is expected sometime Saturday, and the activity on the Hill, both pro- and anti-Kavanaugh, has not let up.
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The nausea raged and, as it intensified, so did my anxiety; when it abated, which was rare, the anxiety let up too.
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After Bannon asked Boyle to let up on Priebus, Boyle began telling people that Bannon was guilty of "treason," per BI's sources.
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As 50, 60, 70 miles per hour ticked by on the small digital display between the handlebars, the motorcycle never let up.
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The Stars didn't let up on Alexander Georgiev as Corey Perry fired a shot past the netminder for the fifth Dallas goal.
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But even if they never open an impeachment inquiry, House Democrats are not going to let up their investigations of the President.
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Although forecasters expected this storm to let up later in the afternoon, officials could not yet say when the airport would reopen.
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The hackers responsible for the massive breach of HBO haven't let up, and reached out to Mashable to share their latest exploits.
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There was no let up in the suffering for investors in NBFCs, however, and others followed the fall in Dewan Housing Finance.
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Spencer Pratt clearly hasn't given up on his crystal craze -- or having more babies -- because he hasn't let up in either department.
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The fascination with all things Friends doesn't let up, even after the actors in the beloved sit-com have moved way on.
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It's difficult to say more without giving away spoilers, but suffice to say that from this point on, "Andhadhun" doesn't let up.
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As dizzying as the pace of change has been in media in the past few years, it is unlikely to let up. ■
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Stocks ended mixed on Tuesday as investors let up on the accelerator after a three-week rally sent indexes to new highs.
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The July data also show some easing of the tight money policy, though no let-up in the campaign against shadow banking.
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As you'd expect, the lads didn't let up for a second, and we're proud to say that we barely missed a beat.
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Philadelphia didn't let up and opened the third quarter with 10 straight points to push their lead to 383 at 65-35.
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But once Mr. Morsi had been ousted, Mr. el-Sisi appeared to single him out for tough treatment that never let up.
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And we nearly wiped it out during the 1950s with an intensive pesticide campaign (it eventually rebounded after eradication efforts let up).
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But Lauer's bad night didn't let up as some of the late-night shows on Thursday took their turns criticizing his performance.
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Confidence: Medium Saturday should start with a continued gusty wind from the northwest, although it may let up a bit by afternoon.
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"We had a very, very heavy cell move over us, and it just unloaded and did not let up," Mr. Miller said.
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Teams like the Cavs that win Game 1 on the road to capture home-court advantage often let up in Game 2.
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One deck below, watching on large screens, hundreds of sailors and others let up a huge cheer for the commander in chief.
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said that, unless restrictions on Huawei let up, the company's sales declines will worsen in the coming year.
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To let up on those realities would undermine the series' Emmy-winning credibility and risk turning a great story into flimsy fan service.
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That one-two punch of "Old Crows" into "Young Cardinals" off the hop sets the bar so high and it doesn't let up.
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None of which suggests there's going to be any let-up in the tightening taking place along the entire physical aluminium supply chain.
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The rain is expected to let up a bit in the next two weeks, allowing farmers to breathe a temporary sigh of relief.
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That carnage started an argument that has not let up since: does America have a broad interest in maintaining global stability and prosperity?
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It seems unlikely that Mr. Trump is going to let up: He rarely does once he has trained his sights on a rival.
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He let up five earned runs in 14 frames during three rehab starts, striking out 21 and walking just three along the way.
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For whatever reason, about 10 men who appear to be Coachella security staff start PUMMELING Belly ... and don't let up for several seconds.
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Law enforcement is also concerned if they let up on security it will send a message that the building is an easy target.
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When I graduated college and started maintaining a more regular sleep schedule, my skin wasn't perfect, but the cystic acne let up significantly.
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Since the financial crisis, there has been no let-up in the growth of passenger demand, so carriers have been expanding their fleets.
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Grain experts still forecast a strong harvest once the rains let up, however, due to robust production in regions unaffected by the precipitation.
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Clinton began the month with a major foreign policy speech that CNN called an "evisceration of Donald Trump," and she never let up.
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Take an umbrella in your briefcase: It'll most likely rain this morning, let up in the afternoon and begin drizzling again by bedtime.
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" She refused to let up when Mr. Sanders explained that he thought the guest worker provisions in the bill were "akin to slavery.
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Pepe also argues that to truly embrace a post-Thanksgiving burrito, you're going to have to let up on your aversion to carbs.
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But the law hasn't been formally withdrawn, and critics fear it could easily and swiftly be passed if they let up the pressure.
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Toronto came out hot and never let up, withstanding Golden State's 3-pointers to take a 1-0 lead in the N.B.A. finals.
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If GOP leaders are going to get the healthcare bill passed, they'll need Trump to grab the bully pulpit and not let up.
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But once it let up, the Cubs poured it on in the 10th inning, scoring 2 runs to provide the cushion they needed.
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She's even repeated it in front of a rapt crowd of international diplomats at the U.N. Now in 213, Thunberg hasn't let up.
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And the selling may not let up as there is also technical pressure, said Daryl Liew, head of portfolio management at Reyl Singapore.
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There are still some issues related to gender that Pope Francis has not let up on, such as allowing women to become priests.
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The gunfire began as soon as the clock struck midnight on January 22017 and did not let up as the day wore on.
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There has been little let up in the downward march in bond yields this week as a number of factors come into a play.
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After spinning six scoreless frames in his season debut, Gonzalez let up one earned run in seven innings to defeat St. Louis on Tuesday.
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Team USA, which is favored to win the whole tournament, scored after just 12 minutes and didn't let up the rest of the match.
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But the Taliban have long refused to talk to the Afghan government, denouncing it as foreign "puppet", and fighting has seen no let-up.
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" Yet the Justice Department hasn't let up, with Prior, the spokesperson, telling BuzzFeed News that reports about states with legal pot "foreshadowed troubling developments.
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Montgomery said officials could not yet say when the airport would reopen, although forecasters expected the storm to let up later in the afternoon.
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The Michigan native has let up five runs and 15 hits while striking out 18 in 15 53/3 frames versus Houston in 2016.
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He appears to have reassured Mr Pence that South Korea will not let up until the North is ready to dismantle its nuclear programmes.
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All of this, then, is why we need to be more vigilant than ever, and to not let up our fight for reproductive freedom.
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"That points to little let-up in sterling volatility, and in turn suggests Thursday's significant strengthening of the pound may not last," he added.
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The flow hasn't let up after the death of Castro; the Coast Guard apprehended 136 "wet foot" Cubans in the days after the death.
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Futures pointed to no let-up for U.S. markets: S&P 500 e-minis indicated 0.5% lower while Nasdaq 20163 e-minis slipped 0.9%.
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Brown explained that, in that moment, Harris did exactly what "charismatic" men are often praised for: She went for it and didn't let up.
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The goal is great, but don't sleep on the reaction from the defender who let up on Luciano, freeing him up for the kick.
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Will Lyor persuade the mega-successful rapper Young Thug to let up and coming Australian singer, Conrad Sewell, add vocals to his latest song?
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And with momentum building in the House to formally start impeachment proceedings against President Trump, the pressure is unlikely to let up anytime soon.
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The video shows the duo successful and in a huge house, Ferg hard at work on some Adidas concepts, never wanting to let up.
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The 30-minute "one-shot demo" for the upcoming Resident Evil 2 remake, released on Friday, is a tight experience that doesn't let up.
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But toward the end of college, things sort of let up and I think I got more of a balanced experience out of it.
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Those fears have not let up, though this month the Chinese central bank did report an abrupt, puzzling slowdown in the outflows in February.
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In round three, however, Wineland cracked Saenz in the temple with a right hand off the slip, and this time, he didn't let up.
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At least 217 people have died so far in a Texas superstorm that still hasn't let up more than three days after touching down.
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The planet's diplomats have been put on notice that, whatever their differences, they cannot afford to let up in the fight against global hunger.
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But other members of the family, including Bresha's mother, Brandi, described a pattern of verbal and physical abuse that never let up for long.
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As the Syrian civil war enters its eighth year, the Syrian government has said it will not let up its campaign in eastern Ghouta.
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If the 49ers build a big lead in today's game, do not expect San Francisco Coach Kyle Shanahan to let up for a second.
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Cruz hasn't let up on her criticism of the president, though she has praised White House staff for their handling of the crisis repeatedly.
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The Wolverines didn't let up as Jordan Poole drained a 230-pointer for a 2106-13 advantage with 4:46 left in the half.
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Abe has been more cautious, advocating an approach that doesn't let up sanctions pressure on a country that's fired test missiles over his country.
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When the torrential rains finally let up, it was clear to us, even in the steamy darkness, that the mighty maple was gravely injured.
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When the torrential rains finally let up, it was clear to us, even in the steamy darkness, that the mighty maple was gravely injured.
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He let up three runs in six frames at Tampa Bay on Tuesday but wound up on the wrong end of a 23-25 score.
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"This is a fight that my country, its head of state, my brotherHSH Prince Albert II, and myself, will conduct without let up," she said.
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The Taliban have long refused to talk to the U.S. backed-Afghan government, denouncing it as foreign "puppet", and fighting has seen no let-up.
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"I'm going to keep the grind up ... If I want to stay being the best, you know, I can't sleep or I can't let up."
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And I don&apost think it&aposs going to let up now when they get to appoint second Supreme Court justice in just two years.
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Facebook shares have rallied 9.5 percent year-to-date as the company continues to post strong earnings, with no let-up in this rise forecast.
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Well, Lori wouldn't let up but when our camera guy finally worked up the courage to ask about Future, Lori played it safe and bolted.
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And once Atari let up on its restrictive third-party development policies, it opened up the doors for a true golden age in Atari software.
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Our movement was sad to see him let up on his ambition as he rolled out the specifics, before we even give it a try.
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Yet on his watch there has been no let-up in the kind of scams and scandals that had made Congress such an easy target.
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He struck out a season-high eight, walked one and let up two hits to win for the second time in his last three outings.
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The story sets up a wonderful fantastic with a great, diverse cast of characters, plenty of action, and a narrative that just doesn't let up.
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And 10 years ago, after waking up in unbearable agony from a toothache that just would not let up, I had a root canal done.
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NO LET UP Bouteflika's concessions last week have brought no halt to the demonstrations, which are expected to continue on Tuesday, Algeria's Independence Day holiday.
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On Tuesday, Brent crude for April delivery was trading at $103 a barrel and U.S. crude was at $210, showing little let-up for prices.
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And there was to be no let up on the New Year fight calendar for the skinny kid with the pickax shins and cheeky uppercuts.
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Basic income's advocates do need to let up on the automation fantasies, and think about how to reconcile a universal cash benefit with free migration.
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Since the establishment of an explicitly legal and wildly profitable industry in California in the late eighties, our voracious appetites for smut haven't let up.
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She let up just enough that another American, Emily Infeld, surprised her on the inside lane and beat her by nine-hundreths of a second.
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Trump and the 85033 GOP presidential nominee have clashed for years, and the animosity did not let up in the days following the senator's death.
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Arizona brought a five-game win streak intoPac-12 play and hasn't let up, winning its first three conference games by anaverage of 18 points.
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This week will mark his toughest test yet, facing off against a Bears defense that has let up less than 70 rushing yards per game.
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Although flooding often occurs during the summer monsoon season, this seems to be the worst case in decades, and is unlikely to let up soon.
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"My strategy is to challenge myself and stay on it, and not let up, because I have too many people counting on me," says Kai.
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On the surface, the beatification of XXXTentacion won't let up, 6ix9ine is still inching towards stardom, and so on and on and on and on.
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The wrong lesson to take from the past year is that reporters should let up in their mission of reporting the truth, wherever it leads.
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"We are not going to let up," Representative Lois Frankel of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic Women's Working Group, told The Times's Carl Hulse.
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He is likely to survive — just about — but the pressure for him to quit before his scheduled departure in 2022 is unlikely to let up.
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Three days into the closure of the main arrival runway at San Francisco International Airport and the disruption to travelers' plans has hardly let up.
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Denver kept pace, but Boston wouldn't let up, Smart draining a 3-pointer to restore the 12-point edge, 74-62, with 2:50 left.
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On Thursday there was no let up either from Brussels, where its chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, criticized Britain's proposals for the Northern Ireland border.
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Flood forecast Flooding season started early this year across the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys, and it is not expected to let up anytime soon.
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Your YouTube TV subscription is designed with families in mind — you can let up to five other people use the service at no additional cost.
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Sainsbury's, which trails market leader Tesco in annual sales, cautioned that it saw no let-up in the intensely competitive UK market any time soon.
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Homicides are up this year in Rio, and there is no sign of any let up in the number of suspects killed by overzealous police.
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Christie and his wife, Mary Pat, greeted volunteers warmly, urging them not to let up and start celebrating until after the polls close at 2100pm.
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But even though we're not longer wreaking havoc on our skin with a steady diet of cookies and cocktails, the winter weather refuses to let up.
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Even if federal enforcement were to slow, Democratic state attorneys-general—an ambitious bunch who realise the unpopularity of such institutions—are unlikely to let up.
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The rain has not let up at all when I pull up to school and I sprint for it while my shoes fill up with water.
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For now, we'll have to wait until tomorrow to get a look inside because it doesn't look like the rain will let up until the afternoon.
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Since then there has been no let up in above-average temperatures, with 2017 likely to be one of the hottest years on record in Italy.
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"The pressure this is placing on our industry is significant and it is important we recognize that the pressure isn't going to let up," Walsh said.
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All these things still matter to hardworking families; they are still the right thing to do, and I will not let up until they get done.
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The cops plied him with food and water, expecting his bowels to let up sometime, but as the days rolled by, he still wouldn't give in.
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And there are few signs that the selling will let up soon, as a growing number of hedge funds have increased their bets against European banks.
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But with no let-up in sight to migration, terrorism and austerity, a gloomy continent makes the prospects for Europe's private security firms look reassuringly bright.
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All these things still matter to hardworking families, they are still the right thing to do and I will not let up until they get done.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said last week there would be no let-up in a military campaign he said had killed more than 3,000 militants in 2015.
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" The reporter did not let up, once again asking her to clarify how the plan would cover gay couples "where the two parents are both men.
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Angie Mar stood at her kitchen's narrow steel pass on a recent Saturday, gliding through a dinner rush that wouldn't let up until close to midnight.
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From the geniuses behind Uncut Gems, Good Time is a panic-inducing nightmare that refuses to let up for any moment of its 101-minute runtime.
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A leading foreign policy hawk, Bolton was widely known to have pressed the Republican president not to let up pressure on North Korea despite diplomatic efforts.
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The feisty tone never really let up, leading to a series of aggressive attacks from one candidate to another rarely seen in the eight previous debates.
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The Coventry closure "shouldn't be seen as there being some let up in demand for IKEA goods in the UK." -- CNN Business' Nathaniel Meyersohn contributed reporting.
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And I'll bring this up, too, Charlie Munger, your partner, just recently said he thinks regulators, it's time for them to let up on Wells Fargo.
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For the last three years, David Quinn, the men's hockey coach at Boston University, hardly ever let up on Jordan Greenway, one of his star players.
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Led by their defense in the second half, the Nuggets took control late in the third quarter and never let up the rest of the way.
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Osaka lost to Pavlyuchenkova in their only previous meeting, in 26, but set the tone early on Sunday with a dominating serve and never let up.
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All these things still matter to hardworking families; they are still the right thing to do; and I will not let up until they get done.
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By all definitions, Cam shouldn't have let up on his pace, but now he's in the locker room and backup QB Derek Anderson is in right now.
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On Tuesday P&G's share price fell, closing down 0.5 percent, as investors worried whether the company would let up on its promises to pursue operational reforms.
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The competition against Facebook and Google (which owns YouTube, an online-video site, against which Snapchat will directly compete for ad dollars) is unlikely to let up.
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Detroit did not let up in the second half, stretching the lead to 101-71 on Drummond's tip-in with 2:53 left in the third quarter.
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Last, but certainly not least: Just because you live in a state where tornadoes are rare, or it's not "tornado season," it's best not to let up.
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LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest retailer Tesco sees no let up in deflation in the UK grocery market any time soon, its boss said on Wednesday.
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After dinner, we notice the weather has finally let up, and Z. asks if I want to go for a walk in the woods outside his window.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said his team had been marginal on cooling and nothing was taken for granted, even if there would be no let up either.
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A tree goes up at the end of November, ushering in the pre-Christmas sales that begin with Black Friday and don't let up until Christmas Eve.
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A 72-hour ceasefire was announced by the Syrian army on Wednesday, but rebels and the Observatory said there had been little let-up in the violence.
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A righteous declaration of empowerment in the face of romantic rejection, it opens with head-throbbing synths that only let up once in the entire four minutes.
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But the Taliban have refused to talk to the government of President Ashraf Ghani, denouncing it as a U.S. puppet, and fighting has seen no let-up.
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There has been little let-up in the downward march in yields across the world this week as a host of factors drive investors into fixed income.
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" Asked if he thought Cruz was actually questioning the bravery of New Yorkers after 85033/11, King didn't let up, attributing the senator's comments to "self-righteousness.
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Pedestrian traffic resumes The agency has dealt with multiple fence-jumping incidents in recent years, and the pace has not let up since President Trump took office.
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Ed Markey and Richard Blumenthal are longtime thorns in the side of tech companies when it comes to privacy — and nobody expects them to let up now.
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A scientist by training, and a staunch advocate of government transparency by trade, Gibbs hasn't let up on her cage-rattling since that day four years ago.
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But with no let-up in the U.S.-China trade war, growth forecasts point to more pain ahead - not just for developed but also emerging market economies.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday there would be no let-up in a military campaign that he said had killed more than 3,000 militants this year.
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He promises France will not let up in the fight against Islamist militants, and signaled he will decide on military interventions on a case-by-case basis.
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And with no clear idea of when this situation will let up and the working world can go back to normal, the spotlight will remain on Slack.
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With a nod to our past and a step to our future, this record hits the gas from the rip and doesn't let up until the end!
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While the case has outlasted the impeachment inquiry and trial, House Democrats have not let up in their court battles for records from Trump and his administration.
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Bolton, a leading foreign policy hawk and Trump's third national security adviser, had pressed the president not to let up pressure on North Korea despite diplomatic efforts.
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Xi has repeatedly warned about the threat of corruption to the country and the party, and has vowed not to let up in the fight against it.
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A leading foreign policy hawk and Trump's third national security adviser, Bolton had pressed the president not to let up pressure on North Korea despite diplomatic efforts.
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The pressures on the local and national staffs seemed as if they would never let up — disorders, official mourning, the march in Memphis, the funeral in Atlanta.
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"The competitive landscape remains extremely promotional, with no let up as we wade further into the all-important holiday season," Boni added in a note to clients.
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Smith's wife Emma objected from the first and never let up, eventually helping to found a dissident anti-polygamist branch of the church after her husband's death.
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The hosts didn't let up, and rookie Roope Hintz made it a 4-1 affair late in the second period with his fifth goal of the playoffs.
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Sanders reiterated on Friday that the U.S. would not let up in its campaign to apply pressure to the country, despite the seeming thaw in diplomatic relations.
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China's fight against corruption had gained "crushing momentum" and huge progress has been achieved, with no let up expected next year, the ruling Communist Party said on Wednesday.
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Even so, there has been no let up in the violence against COPINH since the assassination brought a spotlight to the dangers faced by Honduran activists in general.
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"Wells Fargo has a lot of explaining to do, and we cannot let up until every single customer is made whole," Senator Sherrod Brown said in a statement.
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The protest's organizers also released a statement saying that while Google made progress towards addressing their demands, they would "not let up" until all of them were met.
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Drogon and Daenerys let up, the Unsullied and the Lannister forces exchange a hearty round of handshakes and the two sides proceed with a peaceful transfer of power.
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But the schmoozing let up — he rarely had lawmakers fly with him on Air Force One or play golf with them — and Obama soon earned a distant reputation.
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Middleton's layup with 35 seconds left gave Iowa State a 593-26 lead at halftime, and the Cyclones didn't let up, leading 80-44 heading into the fourth.
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Garza let up two runs and six hits in five innings of a no-decision against Miami on Friday in a game the Brewers would win 3-2.
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In pointed comments at the Supreme Court after Mello's decision was announced, Vice President Hamilton Mourão said the government would not let up in the fight against corruption.
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Detroit may not need much run support for starter Jordan Zimmermann, who has let up one earned run in four starts and will oppose Minnesota righty Tyler Duffey.
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There was no chance of a let-up from Zverev though and he remained focused throughout, winning on his first match point when his Austrian opponent returned long.
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We are proud to honor these dauntless reporters and hope the award sounds a powerful signal that global concern for human rights in Myanmar will not let up.
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Analysts see no let-up in Temasek's investments in start-ups, which often attract billion-dollar funding as they race to build up war chests to stay competitive.
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That's what we are fighting for and we should continue to keep fighting for it, and we won't let up until we maintain those rights and keep them.
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Ahead of the presidential election last year, several nonprofits began campaigns to encourage citizenship and guide immigrants through the application process, an effort that has not let up.
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According to the incident report, obtained by TMZ, the deputy intervened and told Jacquees and the other man to go their separate ways ... but Jacquees wouldn't let up.
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Many male late-night hosts seemed a bit flat-footed as the #metoo movement gathered steam, but Ms. Bee took on Harvey Weinstein ferociously, and never let up.
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Still, Roach said he hoped the Chinese government will not let up on efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak even though there will be short-term economic impact.
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He let up one run and six hits in a no-decision against Cincinnati on Friday, giving the 24-year-old four consecutive quality starts without a victory.
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Click ahead to shop the offering as you watch the world premiere of the show on Amazon Prime (just a reminder, that Rihanna reign just won't let up).
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In the meantime, Huawei has been working to become less reliant on American components for its products in case pressure from the US government does not let up.
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He said he would not let up until Mr. Ryan and Representative Kevin Brady of Texas, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, changed their plan.
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If you let up, you might, against all sound judgment, submit to giving a few pills to a friend who can't stop talking about her lower back pain.
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However, that has not reversed investors' bearish stance on the precious metal, with no let-up in liquidations in exchange-traded funds, and record short positions in Comex gold.
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BEIRUT — The protests in downtown Beirut are now in their sixth day and there's no sign that the movement — ignited by corruption, rising costs, and inequality — will let up.
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There's no let-up in the quality of Inoue's opponents as Casemiro, a champion in his own right, is on a high after knocking out Zolani Tete last year.
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St. Louis didn't let up in the third, with two more runs coming across for a 93-0 advantage following a two-run single to left by Jedd Gyorko.
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The rain had just let up, but it was cold and windy as she watched the guards slowly unlock the two gates that separated her from the outside world.
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Davies has let up three earned runs or fewer in six of his last seven starts, but he has completed at least six innings just twice in that span.
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"There is no let-up in the clean energy investment drive," Ulf Moslener, professor for sustainable energy finance at the school and one of the report's authors, told reporters.
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So, we had to ask Austin if the Rockets would let up on the Clips a little bit, given it's his papa on the other side ... and uh, nope.
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Tina Neal, the head of the US Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, told Hawaii News Now there's no way to tell when the spill of lava might let up.
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Pretty soon, though, you start to realize that the heat, and the craziness it induces, just aren't going to let up, so you might as well go with it.
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But the faceoff shows how far apart Congress and the White House have drifted on Saudi Arabia, and lawmakers are vowing not to let up on holding Riyadh accountable.
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There has been no let-up in fighting and bomb attacks in Afghanistan over recent months despite talks between the United States and the Taliban since late last year.
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The White House "believes it's going to beat China," Cramer said Friday, adding that there are many "false reports" that the administration will "let up" on its trade tactics.
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Kansas State raced out to a big lead early and never let up, as the No. 23 Wildcats trounced visiting Oklahoma State 85-46 on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.
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In Tokyo, asked about concerns that South Korea was making exceptions to the sanctions, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said it was important not to let up pressure.
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Pompeo said the United States will not let up on military support for Afghan troops until the Taliban take the necessary steps to show they are serious about peace.
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"The threat of a rebound that could overwhelm the health care system remains, and will remain for the foreseeable future, if we let up too soon," Dr. Duchin said.
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Waldery Rodrigues, special secretary to the economy ministry, said the government's "zeal" for fiscal discipline has paid off in the short term, but there can be no let up.
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But some experts also worry that a lot of people will let up and disobey the rules of social distancing, especially as it drags on for months and months.
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But if Washington doubles down and Turkey does not let up on Brunson, what has become a diplomatic flashpoint could very well contribute to a much deeper economic crisis.
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" King, thankfully, didn't let up — noting the timing regarding Facebook's aforementioned decision on political ads and asking the CEO if Trump had tried to "lobby you in any way.
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And he didn't let up with the verbal abuse, Haifa Jabara told police, yelling racial slurs at her as she stood in her driveway and threatened to kill her.
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Despite its improving fortunes — and the planned resumption of dividend payments in 2017 — Peugeot vowed that it would not let up on the cost-cutting that drove its turnaround.
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Hoenig said there were several areas where regulators could afford to let up on smaller banks and help local lenders hold their own against megabanks, including the Volcker Rule.
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The casualties brought the week's weather-related death toll to at least seven, as forecasters said the rain and threat of damaging winds were not expected to let up.
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Boston didn't let up as Tatum's layup in transition extended its lead to a game-high 16 points at 93-77 with 9:45 remaining in the fourth quarter.
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This started way back in the pilot, when the show chose to depict rape in one of its first scenes, and didn't exactly let up over the ensuing years.
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Even now, at 86, the prolific Feiffer still hasn't let up: he released his first graphic novel, a noirish black-and-white thriller called Kill My Mother, in 2014.
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The militants control more territory than at any point since the United States bombed them out of power in 2001, and there has been no let-up in the violence.
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"Some very good tech earnings are happening; nobody cares, but believe me, even in 2009, they started caring once the selling let up," the "Mad Money" host told a caller.
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Some two feet or more of rain has already fallen, a total likely to double by the end of the week, the earliest the rain is likely to let up.
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"The election is over, but we have not seen a let up of Republican efforts to make voting harder," he said on a call hosted by the American Constitution Society.
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Nevertheless, Trump's attacks on Warren have by now become commonplace — and they are unlikely to let up if, as Trump seems to think, she becomes a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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Tropical storm Harvey has approached its fifth day, and forecasters don't expect the slow-moving storm to let up any time soon as flood-related deaths reach at least 30.
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While U.S. President Donald Trump provided some temporary relief at the G20 summit the chances of a recession in Canada have increased with no let-up yet in trade uncertainty.
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Part of what got him there are his consistent and powerful affirmations of black pride, Compton pride, which don't let up throughout this project ("look at my heritage, we blessed").
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The company added it won't let up, despite recently leaked hotel industry documents showing how executives have put in place a campaign to try to prevent people from sharing homes.
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Despite the troubles of a private refiner that failed to secure financing for two import cargoes in December, there has been little let up from the new pool of buyers.
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"The FCC and Chairman [Ajit] Pai just triggered a timeline that will culminate in a Senate vote on my resolution, and we cannot let up until we win," said Sen.
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For the next few days, though -- and perhaps longer if the company backs down; trolls don't let up at signs of weakness -- Keurig will have to weather this weird indignity.
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The 25-year-old let up two runs in six innings at San Francisco on Sunday in his return to the majors after a stint at Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
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But Biden and Buttigieg, who usually join Warren and Sanders among the top four candidates in primary public opinion polls, have not let up since Warren outlined the transition proposal.
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The deeply macabre hanging of nine corpses from a bridge in the city of Uruapan in August is a reminder there has been no let up in cartel orchestrated killings.
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Washington is in no mood to let up on the political, economic and diplomatic pressure on Tehran that is looking more and more like an effort to topple the regime.
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The Haitian-born sprinter never let up after bursting out of the blocks, winning in 2003 seconds, two-hundredths of a second faster than Schippers, the world 100m silver medalist.
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From the moment the fight began, Dariush began to land left hands straight out of an episode of Dragon Ball Z. And when Vick was hurt, he didn't let up.
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Rachel Cook, curator at the Houston arts nonprofit DiverseWorks, said she that as the rain began to let up, she began checking on the members of the organization's artist advisory board.
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It is a mixed picture, though, as robust retail sales data for November showed consumer spending remained on solid ground, which could suggest no need for the Fed to let up.
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The excitement did not let up as Reunited took the second map, although it didn't come easily as each round had a contested overtime, the first one lasting over two minutes.
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The game ended with the team's 13 -0 win against the Seattle Mariners and a no-hitter -- a rare achievement that means the Angels' pitchers didn't let up a single hit.
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Buechele never let up, adding scoring passes to Kylen Granson and Roberson, from 10 and 60 yards, respectively, around a 1-yard TD plunge by Russo to put away the game.
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The minutes from the June 21-2500 meeting showed that many Fed officials thought more stimulus would be needed soon if risks to the U.S. economy did not let up. Amazon.
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Turkey's army chief earlier signaled no let-up in Ankara's Syria offensive, saying its successes showed a failed coup in Turkey last month had done nothing to dent the military's power.
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Asked whether S&P would reconsider the 'stable' outlook it put on Turkey's rating as part of the downgrade if there was no let-up in the pressure, Gill said "potentially".
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They jumped on the Blues and didn't let up, finally getting their first lead in the series with 3:10 left in the period, on Coyle's second goal of the series.
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Growth in the single currency area outstripped paltry expansion in the United States and Britain in the first quarter and the pace did not let up in the April-June period.
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Funderburk, a transfer from Ohio State, didn't let up and his two free throws with 5:30 remaining produced the largest margin of the game to that point at 73-64.
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Clearly his work ethic hasn't let up whatsoever, as he's back on the show with some killer tracks including a new collaboration with the the only rapping sailing vessel, Lil Yachty.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland may let up to 5,000 people smoke marijuana legally in pilot studies to help shape new rules for recreational use of the drug, the government said on Thursday.
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Go deeper: Dangerous heat wave won't let up across U.S. Special Report: A 30-year alarm on the reality of climate change Chart: Wildfires are burning longer and hotter each year
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With home-field advantage already wrapped up, the Cowboys (13-2) did not let up in their seventh straight home win while matching their franchise record in victories, reached twice before.
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It was a clear signal, near the end of an Olympic Games marked by a rapprochement between North and South Korea, that his pressure campaign against Pyongyang will not let up.
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DETROIT — Wednesday's debate was barely underway when the attacks began on former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Kamala Harris, and some of their Democratic rivals rarely let up.
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Andrew Bailey, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, who takes up the reins as chief executive of the FCA in July, said his appointment did not mean any let-up.
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"As long as the other big volume players in incentives, like Ford, FCA, Hyundai, maintain their discounting, I don't think that Nissan (and the others are) going to let up any. "
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has not let up on her attacks on Mr. Trump since he took office; most recently, she has renewed her calls for him to release his tax returns.
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The real question going forward is not whether this news stream will let up (it won't) but what the political -- and psychological -- impact of this unending chaos new cycle will be.
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With home-field advantage already secured, the Cowboys (225-266) did not let up in their seventh straight home win while matching their franchise record in victories, reached two other times.
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With the rate hike, analysts expect imports to slow and some let-up in foreign investors exiting from government securities, which have been the main reasons for the fall in the rupee.
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The media circus moved on after a week or so, but while the calls and emails didn't let up for another month, the topic and the 'hot takes' disappeared from public view.
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But when I developed a chronic tension headache that just won't let up (going on four months), countless people suggested I try acupuncture to see if the Chinese medicine would help out.
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HTC's 5G Hub is primarily a 5G hotspot that will let up to 22 users connect to its 25G connectivity, and it has a battery inside so you can use this anywhere.
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On my way back to the office, I get another coffee at McDonald's because my headache will not let up ($2.50), plus caprese salad and leftover chicken wings in the break room.
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The outcry that followed the episode very quickly spilled into social media, and hasn't let up since the episode originally aired March 3; the reasons why are summed up well right here.
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Chief Executive Mark Schneider said the company would not let up on its turnaround, part of efforts to adjust to a shift in customer preferences away from packaged food towards healthier eating.
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Baylor didn't let up from there, using its size advantage and hot shooting to build its lead to as many as 20 points on two different occasions in the final three minutes.
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The 26-year-old let up one run in 53 1/3 innings in his only start against Toronto last year and he will be making his debut at the Rogers Centre.
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The government-appointed Fiscal Council cautioned that there must be no let-up in the austerity policies that Vucic's government followed over the last two years to reduce a big budget deficit.
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After a year and a half together, she left me, leaving behind nothing but an icy cold loneliness that let up only enough for the sharp pain of heartbreak to seep in.
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Jess Morales Rocketto, the political director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance — one of the groups organizing the June 30 event — said people are recognizing that they can't let up the pressure.
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"He hasn't let up the entire time," bemoaned one former Obama White House official, who said Trump was merely attempting to distract from is own woes by directing attention at his predecessor.
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Within minutes of that unforgettable entrance by escalator, he accused Mexico of sending drugs, crime, and rapists into the United States, and he never let up on the ethnic insults and xenophobia.
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U.S. futures showed no let-up on the horizon, with Nasdaq e-mini futures pointing to falls over 1 percent for tech stocks while industrials looked set to open 0.9 percent softer.
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They are sort of a barometer of what people want to buy and if they feel like spending their disposable income and so far we haven't seen any let up in volumes.
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Consumer chief vows not to let up under Trump: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Richard Cordray is showing little sign of easing off the gas as the Trump administration takes hold.
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She also said that with other states also seeking to restrict access to abortions and with Republicans seeking to defund Planned Parenthood, proponents of abortions rights could not afford to let up.
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It's kind of like the difference between having to let up on the gas to ease into a parking spot, and having to pull the e-brake at precisely the right moment.
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When the nausea didn't let up, my nurse practitioner wrote me a sick note to help me justify my absence to my boss (who was very supportive) and a prescription for diclectin.
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The puritan Christian happenings that suffocated a lot of different cultures—like hundreds of years ago—are just starting to let up, and so we're just starting to get our voices back.
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Removing government officials seen as disloyal to the President has unfolded in earnest since Trump was impeached but not removed from office and there are no signs the purges will let up.
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Lopez, who was the manager in the 1990s when Sciorra lived there, said he had no recollection or record of Sciorra ever complaining about unwanted visitors being let up to her apartment.
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Sanders has not let up from attacks that the party's primary system is rigged, and Canova said he's been enjoying support from other disenfranchised Democrats who feel neglected by the party's establishment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Here is a tiny, partial résumé of the life of the painter Freud, Lucian: he never let up until death finally claimed him in 2011.
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Such data appears to have also scuppered a May rate rise in Britain while Japan ditched on April 27 its timeframe for hitting inflation targets, indicating no let-up in its stimulus.
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With the grueling government shutdown behind us — for now — late-night hosts have let up on their political focus, and are preoccupied instead with the frigid weather pummeling much of the country.
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Children will walk up to houses with cooking pots in hand, bang on those pots with spoons, and not let up until someone comes out and puts something sweet in the pots.
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Hellickson has allowed three earned runs in three starts and Saturday's starter for the Phillies - Jerad Eickhoff - has let up three earned runs through his first two outings, spanning 13 2/3 innings.
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With the rate hike, analysts expect imports to slow down and some let-up in foreign investors exiting from government securities, which have been the main reasons for the fall in the rupee.
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The reasoning here is pretty straightforward: Anyone with an amply charged phone can afford to wait and see if Uber's real-time demand-based pricing system might let up on the extra charge.
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The Hawkeyes (17-7, 8-5) played with energy and never let up to avenge an earlier loss to Nebraska and wipe away any leftover frustration from Wednesday's 104-68 loss at Purdue.
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As we approach the anniversary of election day, doctors and advocates are using the hashtag #ImStillFighting on Twitter to discuss why it's important not to let up the fight to protect reproductive rights.
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He let up three runs and six hits over 33 23/25 innings in that one, although the 23-year-old failed to strike out a batter for the first time this year.
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Dudley said the industry-wide lessons learned from BP's 2010 well blowout, the largest in U.S. history, ensures companies won't let up on safety no matter how the Trump administration overhauls federal regulations.
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For which reason, I am not expecting any let up in the emerging market economic crisis anytime soon, but I am expecting those crises to gather pace and to eventually reach our shores.
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As Europe clamps down on Iran's sanction-busting activity and the US refuses to let up on harsh sanctions battering its economy, the risk of conflict between Iran and the world dangerously persists.
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In the memo, Spicer makes clear that Republicans are not going to let up on Clinton over her server, which is set to come under new public scrutiny as the summer heats up.
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Stroman let up two runs in five frames prior to his abrupt departure Monday at Yankee Stadium, the 13th time in 17 starts in which he has allowed three earned runs or fewer.
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There was no let-up from the Spaniard, who wound up his big forehand and hammered at the corners, breaking Tsitsipas in the fifth game of the third set with his 29th winner.
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He insists, as Mr. Trump did on Tuesday, that the United States will not let up on sanctions against the North until the disarmament process is well underway in order to maintain leverage.
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Update after 10 months of ownership (March 2020)It's been about a year since Adidas launched the updated Nite Jogger sneaker and the brand hasn't let up on releasing new and interesting colorways.
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Still, there is no public let up in the US' maximum-pressure campaign that has led to it accusing Iran of possible Iranian covert nuclear development and bids to pay off tanker captains.
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The rial has lost almost a third of its value in the last year; this pressure isn't likely to let up now that the U.S. has started to put its sanctions into place.
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A modest crowd of press and guests waited in a nearby building for the rain to let up; across the bay, groups of people were waiting to catch a glimpse of the future.
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Asked whether the Turkish government would let up in its fight against the Islamic State to pressure the U.S. over Gulen, Bozdag spoke at length about how much Turkey hates the terrorist group.
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Qatari officials and diplomats said there was no sign of a let-up in the Gulf dispute, which has bolstered domestic support for 38-year-old ruler Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.
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Some of the price pressure will let up when the American refineries reopen and the Sturgeon Refinery near Edmonton, the first new refinery in Canada for 30 years, reaches full production sometime next year.
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Since the 2014 surge, the critical coverage of the government's handling of immigrants and asylum-seekers has never let up, and there's been nothing sudden about the media's interest in Trump's approach to immigration.
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NO LET-UP Increased policing on Turkey's shores and colder weather conditions have not deterred the migrants from the Middle East, Asia and Africa from embarking on the perilous journey in small, flimsy boats.
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The CCDI said in a separate commentary on its website on Thursday that the investigation of Lu was a potent sign that the party would not let up on its fight against wayward officials.
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Tesco's prices have fallen 6 percent in the past two years and CEO David Lewis told reporters on Wednesday that he sees no let up in food price deflation, particularly in the short-term.
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S. companies have not let up one bit on their hiring in response to risks out there in the world economy, chiefly China and Europe, the Federal government shutdown, the economic war with China.
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Significant overcapacity will remain in China's steel sector even after planned restructuring, industry executives said at the weekend, suggesting no let-up for the beleaguered industry's plant closures and job losses across the globe.
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It builds for almost two whole minutes before unleashing one of the most cathartic death growls to ever grace the earth, and then doesn't let up for six more minutes of black metal bliss.
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At one point, a man is pummeled by at least 3 other guys before they let up The beefing rappers -- Booba and Kaaris -- were reportedly arrested along with 9 other members of their crews.
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The win also does not mean pressure will let up from Greenlight, which is the fifth largest shareholder, and while gracious in defeat, continued to make the case for fresh faces on the board.
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DJ Esco will not let up in the rollout for his upcoming album Kolorblind, a project that will likely kick Future Hendrix season back into gear for something like the fifth time this decade.
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Protesters shouted abuse at "black police" in Cantonese wherever officers appeared, referring to perceived brutality against demonstrations in the Chinese-ruled city that show no sign of let-up after more than five months.
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It was there that my colleagues and I had the pleasure of working under McCarthy's leadership when he was Republican Leader of the California Statehouse, a relentless warrior who never let up on Democrats.
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The 210-year-old has let up three runs or fewer in eight of his last nine outings since giving up four runs in 303 230/25 frames against the Tigers on May 24.
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But despite increased political attention on the problem of a lack of affordable housing in cities in desirable urban hotspots, it's highly unlikely that housing pressures are going to let up any time soon.
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Until that is somehow confirmed, however, the pressure on Myanmar — and on Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi — to stop the persecution of the Rohingya and the assault on the press must not let up.
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As I looked out the window of my tiny Isla Vista apartment, I made a deal with myself: If the rain let up, I would stop watching Westworld and go to my afternoon class.
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United States officials has said that they were open to holding preliminary talks with North Korea — but only to explain that sanctions — and that pressure would not let up until the North starts denuclearizing.
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One day when the relentless rains let up for a bit, I went to the park an hour before sunset to walk on the muddy trails and take a break from the bad news.
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Nearly 2628 million Americans rely on the apartment industry for their home and we added 28503 million renter households over just the past 22019 years with no let-up in demand ahead of us.
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Corporate earnings are "holding the market together" as traders expect President Donald Trump will not let up in his fight with foreign allies on trade, closely followed trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Monday.
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If neither of those works or seems desirable, the US could impose tariffs, or punitive border taxes, on Country X's tennis balls and say it won't let up until the tennis ball subsidies are reversed.
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The U.S. bank now reckons Beijing will start to transition towards a depreciating NEER in the third quarter of this year, or perhaps earlier if there's no let up in capital outflows and market volatility.
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And should Mr Putin not let up, Mr Fillon may undergo the same journey as Mrs Merkel, who turned decisively against the Russian president when he lied to her about his mischief-making in Crimea.
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Another factor new to the market is the active participation of President Donald Trump, who through tweets and comments has pressured both Saudi Arabia and OPEC to let up on production when prices are high.
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He gave up four runs in five innings against the New York Mets in his last start on April 20 and then let up a run in 10 1/3 frames over two rehab starts.
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" As he promised back in his first State of the Nation address back in July, President Duterte "would not let up" in his campaign and called on the Philippine National Police to "triple its efforts.
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Reigns, a blandly good-looking guy with a familial pedigree in the business—he's the Rock's cousin, if you somehow hadn't heard—was chosen this time last year, and the push hasn't let up since.
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Speaking at the International Olympic Committee's Project Review meeting in Tokyo, Coates said there would be no let-up from National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and international sporting federations in the run-up to the Games.
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Since then, they haven't let up, and we have no doubt that it is a result of people feeling professionally or just emotionally stressed by all the chaos that has been caused by the outcome.
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" Vicente Fox, the vocal former president of Mexico, has berated Mr. Trump in the past, and on Tuesday he appeared to see no reason to let up, dismissing the American leader on Twitter: "L'enfant terrible.
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"This terrible trend is showing no let-up in 2020, with at least 10 human rights defenders already reportedly killed during the first 13 days of January," Hurtado said at a briefing in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Jahmi'us Ramsey poured in 25 points as visiting Texas Tech forged a dominating first half and never let up, rolling past Iowa State 87-57 on Saturday in Big 12 Conference play in Ames, Iowa.
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"If the outbreak doesn't let up soon, it could spell a disaster for the ruling camp in the coming elections," said Ahn Byong-jin, an expert on presidential leadership at Kyung Hee University in Seoul.
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" Jones concluded with his belief that Trump's decision to take out Soleimani was ultimately the right one, and that a continued forceful approach would bear positive results for the U.S. "I would not let up.
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The show's third season opened with the death of Uncle Julius (Mike Epps), the show's most obviously comedic character, because the actor left to do another series, and it hasn't really let up from there.
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The win snapped a three-game slide and was a departure from the beginning of the road trip in Toronto, where the Baltimore pitching staff let up a combined 30 runs in the four-game series.
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Machar is under house arrest in South Africa, having fled there last year to seek medical attention, but there has been little let-up in the levels of conflict, especially in the Equatoria region abutting Uganda.
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But if you could, what were your thoughts, as we just let up this hour as we are learning more details about the suspect involved here that carried out this awful attack that killed your son?
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor interrupted US Solicitor General Noel Francisco before he could complete his second sentence and did not let up on the government's top lawyer through the end of his allotted time at the lectern.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey's Teresa Giudice has faced her fair share of difficulties in the past, including an 11-month prison sentence for fraud, but it seems the troubles haven't let up in 2017.
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What is true — and the reason that a lot of Americans feel anxious — is that the economy has been changing in profound ways, changes that started long before the Great Recession hit and haven't let up.
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"We must have a staunch will, not let up on our zero tolerance attitude, investigate all cases and punish those who are corrupt, to give corrupt elements no place to hide in the party," he added.
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However, the vessel-tracking numbers have proven a reliable indicator of Chinese iron ore demand, and the conclusion from the October figures is that there has been no let up in appetite for imported iron ore.
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REFORMS AND OUTREACH Qatari officials and diplomats said there was no sign of a let-up in the Gulf dispute, which has bolstered domestic support for 38-year-old ruler Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte warned on Wednesday that his signature anti-narcotics campaign will be even harsher in the future, signaling no let-up in a bloody crackdown that has alarmed the international community.
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With steel and aluminum tariffs already in place and more on the horizon, the "Mad Money" host didn't expect the president to let up on his trade dispute with the rest of the world anytime soon.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 organizers vowed no let-up in their drive to host a successful Summer Games on Monday as International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach once again heaped praise on the city's preparations.
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The nurse, who asked not to be identified for fear she will lose her job, told CNN she first developed a fever of between 100 and 103 degrees and an "unrelenting cough" that won't let up.
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But the new penalties are as much of a sign to China as they are to North Korea — that the United States is monitoring violations and will not let up until progress is made on denuclearization.
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Allen Crabbe finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds, Rodions Kurucs scored 13 points, and Joe Harris and Caris LeVert each added 12 as the Nets took control early in the game and never let up.
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"We're in the heart of the building boom right now — momentum has not let up since 2014," said Steve Basham, a senior market analyst in the San Diego office of the research firm the CoStar Group.
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The attack prompted India to enact tough new laws against sexual violence, including the death penalty for rape in some cases, but implementation has been poor and the attacks have shown no signs of let-up.
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Pelosi said the precise tactics Democrats will employ are yet undecided — "stay tuned," she said — but she vowed the pressure won't let up just because the House has left town for a long Independence Day recess.
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Purdue took a 259-223.8 lead into halftime and didn't let up in the second half, starting out on a 23-25 run to take a 123-212 lead with 221:21 remaining in the game.
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It would also help greatly if congressional Republicans would let up on their relentless efforts to weaken the federal consumer bureau so that it could swiftly investigate and reform or outlaw predatory rent-to-own schemes.
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There was no let-up in the second set from Nadal, who broke the 23-year-old Austrian twice in a row before serving for the championship and wrapping up his 51st tournament win on clay.
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What is true—and the reason that a lot of Americans feel anxious—is that the economy has been changing in profound ways, changes that started long before the Great Recession hit and haven't let up.
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What is true — and the reason that a lot of Americans feel anxious — is that the economy has been changing in profound ways, changes that started long before the Great Recession hit and haven't let up.
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Underwood's squad, which features just four scholarship returnees from last year's 14-18 squad, didn't let up after the break as sophomore guard Da'Monte Williams' layup pushed the margin to 4.83-55 with 2:59 to go.
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"Greenlight isn't going to change Hollywood and what it's doing, but we can definitely do our part and let up-and-coming filmmakers start by doing things we are giving them the opportunity to do," Joubert added.
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As for Smith, who has yet to let up in his criticism of NOAA's temperature readings, Hausfather suggests that he ask the National Academy of Sciences to convene a group of researchers to validate the information independently.
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Europe's worst immigration crisis since World War Two is in its third year, and there has been little sign of any let up of the flow of people coming from North African to Italy since last year.
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The first half was close but SK got a lead on VP in the second half and didn't let up, winning 143-8 and securing their spot on Sunday, sending VP to the final round of play.
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Although contacts have started between U.S. special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban representatives, there has been no let up in the fighting, with both sides aiming to build a favorable position in advance of any peace talks.
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And the Trump administration has shown no signs it will let up on its demands that Russian forces leave Eastern Ukraine, even though Trump himself suggested during the campaign that Russia had not annexed the Crimean peninsula.
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She said she weathered the storm at her home on Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas on the island of New Providence, and has been volunteering to send resources to other islands since the hurricane let up.
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Thousands of chanting Hong Kong protesters joined hands to form human chains on Friday in a peaceful protest, with almost three months of anti-government demonstrations showing no sign of let-up across the Chinese-ruled territory.
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Top Democrats said they have no plans to let up in their quest for the full Mueller report and the underlying evidence in the probe, warning Trump and Republicans they are at risk of prematurely declaring victory.
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Stocks briefly added to gains following minutes from the last meeting of Fed policymakers that showed many U.S. central bank officials thought more stimulus would be needed soon if risks to the economy did not let up.
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Asked whether such overseas tie-ups were more difficult with rising protectionist sentiment, Muilenburg said Boeing would not let up on its global expansion which, if done strategically, would increase jobs in the United States and abroad.
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Minutes from the Federal Reserve's meeting in June showed that many Fed officials thought more stimulus would be needed soon if risks to the U.S. economy did not let up, and several others leaned in that direction.
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Senior House Democrats say they won't let up on their demands for documents and testimony from outgoing Energy Secretary Rick Perry in the wake of his resignation announcement — and at least one Republican agrees with them. Rep.
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"I am a liberal Democrat who voted for Hillary Clinton, but I really think we should let up on Trump now and accept he is our president and wish him well," Professor Klein said in a statement.
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Johaug set a blistering pace from the start and did not let up throughout the classical-style race, beating Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg, a fellow Norwegian, by 3:46.5 — the biggest margin of victory in a women's World Cup.
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Sporting a close-cropped haircut as he spoke to industry delegates at a conference in January, ahead of the five-year anniversary of the formation of IAG, he said there would be no let-up in his mission.
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S. trade tensions will let up and fears of an Italy-European Union confrontation growing again, the global bond rally accelerated on Wednesday, as investors dumped shares and scurried for the safety of German and U.S. government debt.
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Oilers squeeze past Devils 2-1 in OT NEWARK, N.J. — No matter how many times New Jersey Devils goaltender Cory Schneider turned them away Saturday night, the Edmonton Oilers did not let up or give in to frustration.
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During a high-energy and emotional show, without sentimentality or let up, epitomizing their brand of bang-bang-cowbell-smash your amps music, one song was dedicated to Nick Alexander, the band's merchandise manager killed at the Bataclan.
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"This attack is one of the consequences of the new wave of senseless violence that broke out at the end of 2016 and continues without let-up," said Paul Brockmann, who heads MSF's mission in Central African Republic.
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Runners like Batora (who had just tied Cheese's old record of 1:40:05 two days before) and Puncayshun are hot on Cheese's tail and aren't going to let up just because he got to 1:39 first.
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In President Donald Trump's America, hate spewing is the new orange, and it doesn't seem like it will let up anytime soon (even if he managed to stick to a teleprompter for an hour during his Congressional address).
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"What is true — and the reason that a lot of Americans feel anxious — is that the economy has been changing in profound ways, changes that started long before the Great Recession hit and haven't let up," he said.
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Heavy rain forced a brief suspension after the golfers had been on the course for a little more than an hour, but the rain let up on the humid, overcast day where possible thunderstorms remained in the forecast.
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Opening with the crackle of rave atmospherics, the session starts bouncing and doesn't let up—from the irresistible swagger of RIP Productions "You Cheated," to the more delicate UKG flourishes of Urban Myth's "Stronger," it's an absolute masterclass.
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Today's employment data, coupled with news that construction spending rebounded sharply in April as the winter finally let up and Thursday's report that consumer spending was stronger than expected in April, suggest that the economy is gathering steam.
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When bidding for new business we are thinking to ourselves, is this something we can clear before the end of the year, and everyone at the moment feels very confident and there doesn't feel like any let up.
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The news did not let up to allow me to enjoy the sunshine much, but I did have a chance to try some West Coast chicken (Zankou and Dave's Hot Chicken, back-to-back on the same day).
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The steadily weakening currency and stubbornly high inflation seem locked into a self-feeding cycle, and there is little sign of a let up for the currency, already one of the worst-performing in emerging markets this year.
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They haven't really let up since 2017 started, but if you were already behind on games, it's not about to get any easier, with both Middle-Earth: Shadow of War and The Evil Within 2 launching this week.
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It also came after a top Chinese official said his government shouldn't push a conspiracy theory that coronavirus had come from the U.S. But the Trump administration more broadly has not let up on its blame-China message.
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The nurse, who asked not to be identified for fear that she will lose her job, told CNN that she first developed a fever of between 100 and 103 degrees and an "unrelenting cough" that won't let up.
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There is nothing in Mr. Nunes's record to suggest that he will let up in the face of opposition, whether from the stray dissenters within his own (still largely compliant) ranks who have emerged, or from the outside.
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Italy has reported 8,215 deaths from the illness, more than anywhere else in the world, while confirmed cases total 80,539, with latest data from Thursday showing no let up in new infections, stifling hopes of a possible turnaround.
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"What is true — and the reason that a lot of Americans feel anxious — is that the economy has been changing in profound ways, changes that started long before the Great Recession hit and haven't let up," he said.
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After allowing one run in a total of 20 innings over two outings to begin the month, the 33-year-old let up three runs and a season-high eight hits in four frames against Colorado on Sunday.
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On Friday, after the Prokofiev, they didn't let up in a pair of tone poems by Respighi, as well as a double-encore punch of Sibelius's "Valse Triste" and the galloping closing section of Rossini's "Guillaume Tell" overture.
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In 2014, the Obama administration launched an initiative that was supposed to let up to 10,000 people out of prison — using the president's pardon power to shorten the prison terms of drug offenders sentenced under now-outdated laws.
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But this morning, after years of putting in contact lenses that begin to irritate my eyes the second they spy the subway — and don't let up until I get home and rip them out — I hit my breaking point.
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Earlier this month, the John Lewis Partnership, which own the eponymous department store chain as well as the Waitrose supermarket business, cautioned that it expected trading to be "volatile" in 2018-19, with no let-up in intense competition.
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While China's regulatory enforcement sprees have tended to wax and wane in the past, investors fear there may be no let up in the latest campaign after President Xi Jinping made a rare speech this week on financial stability.
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Get Hurt symbolized a difficult period for Fallon in his personal life—talking about it now, he calls it "disaster on tape," likening it to a film of a car crash that gives no let-up from the horror.
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Read these stories next: A Year After Election Day, The Fight For Reproductive Rights Hasn't Let Up Just So We're Clear: Birth Control Is Absolutely Necessary For Health You Can Now Send Trump The Bill For Your Birth Control
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two of Europe's biggest drugmakers warned on Tuesday there would be no let up in pressure on U.S. medicine prices after last week's presidential election win for Republican Donald Trump, which sent pharmaceutical and biotech shares soaring.
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After the Thunder took a large lead against the Golden State Warriors, they never let up and poured out a 133-105 victory at the Chesapeake Energy Arena to take a two-games-to-one lead in the series.
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Civil rights advocates said there were signs of a crackdown on some of the most outspoken of them in advance Obama's arrival, and authorities have not let up on their arrests of protesters who take part in weekly demonstrations.
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The finance ministry announced France's budget deficit would fall faster than expected over Macron's five-year term as growth proves stronger than previously estimated, but the government said there would be no let up in cuts to public expenditure.
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We agree with Mr. Egan that President Obama has been "a model of class and dignity" in the face of the cruelest and most unjustified contempt, which began on the day he took office and has never let up.
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In the face of Democrats' stalwart commitment to combing through Kavanaugh's paper trail, McConnell has said he could push a vote for the nominee until right before the midterms if they don't let up, according to a Politico report.
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In an interview on Sunday, Mr. Avenatti indicated that the publicity blitz was not likely to let up any time soon, ensuring that the story Mr. Cohen paid to go away some 17 months ago would continue to churn.
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The strain on that system began to let up last week as a result of two changes: First, the Mexican government launched tougher efforts to limit the number of border crossers from Central America, under pressure from President Trump.
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But what I can say is that they have allowed me to sort of maintain my balance during the course of eight years, because this is a place that comes at you hard and fast and doesn't let up.
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Britain's fifth biggest supermarket, which is privately owned by Germany's Aldi Sud, signalled no let-up for its larger rivals as it reaffirmed a commitment to investing in the UK, despite a low price pledge denting its 2018 profit.
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Interest rates began to rise at the start of 2018 and did not let up until last week, but today's borrowers are so used to record-low rates that any move higher takes away the benefit from a refinance.
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Vietnam's human rights record is in the spotlight, as it shows no sign of let-up in the jailing and intimidation of activists, bloggers and dissidents, despite an aggressive pursuit of closer economic and diplomatic ties with the West.
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But defiant rejection from some ex-communist states that the EU accuses of slipping on democratic standards - Hungary called the judgment a political "rape" of EU law - indicated no let-up in tensions that are testing the Union's internal cooperation.
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During a two-point conversion against the Atlanta Falcons today, Cam Newton tried for the extra-extra point, started to let up on his run, thinking he was home free, but Falcons linebacker Deion Jones had other designs on the play.
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And with lawmakers in various countries taking increasing notice of how various types of socially divisive content can be seen being amplified on Facebook's platform it looks unlikely there will be any near term let up in pressure on the company.
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Now... (APPLAUSE) What is true — and the reason that a lot of Americans feel anxious — is that the economy has been changing in profound ways, changes that started long before the Great Recession hit, changes that have not let up.
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The divergence between them eventually caused a scorchingly real fight in Oh's 10th and final season, when Cristina tells Meredith that Cristina's outstripped her as a surgeon because Meredith "let up" professionally in order to devote more energy to motherhood.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Thousands of chanting Hong Kong protesters joined hands to form human chains on Friday in a peaceful protest, with almost three months of anti-government demonstrations showing no sign of let-up across the Chinese-ruled territory.
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CNN reported on Wednesday that Comey would confirm reports that Trump had asked him to let up in an investigation of former White House national security adviser Michael Flynn's contacts with Russia in upcoming public testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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But the newly formed Paramount Network is going for it, turning the classic, ruthless film into a TV series that really doesn't seem to let up on the kind of spare-no-one selfishness that made the original so brilliant.
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"Inflation has come down only on paper; in reality, there is no let up in surging prices," Sudhir Kumar said in his grocery shop, which also has a small TV set he uses to keep an eye on commodity prices.
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The parties agreed to a deal following talks in Conakry, capital of neighboring Guinea, last year, but key aspects have not been respected and there has been little let-up in the tensions that have racked the coup-prone nation.
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"There will be no let-up in the agency's focus, from ongoing efforts on drug approvals and combating the opioid crisis to modernizing food safety and addressing the rapid rise in youth use of e-cigarettes," Azar said in a statement.
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The President will bask in the applause and the affirmation of his political base after a draining first chapter of a presidency which began in a blaze of controversy -- and never let up, overloading Washington's capacity to process what was happening.
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His remarks to journalists on his plane returning from a trip to Africa suggested Erdogan was not going to let up on criticism of monetary policy even as the lira languishes near record lows, partly on concern about central bank independence.
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In a National Heroes Day speech, Duterte said there would be no let-up in a "war on drugs" in which - according to police figures - more than 1,900 people have been killed since he came to power two months ago.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday that Tehran has no plans to let up on its missile production — an announcement that came days after U.S. lawmakers in the House voted to impose new sanctions against Iran's ballistic missile program.
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Kardashian, who used Atkins after the birth of her first child, North, signed up for Atkins 40, which encourages its users to let up on some of the stricter rules of the original Atkins plan by having a more balanced diet.
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President Donald Trump won't let up on the border wall, and is reportedly set to ask Congress for $13 billion to deliver on his signature campaign promise — even after his smaller border-security ask prompted the longest shutdown in American history.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - Many U.S. Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting thought more stimulus would be needed soon if risks to the U.S. economy did not let up, and several others leaned in that direction, records from the meeting showed.
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The throbbing opening song establishes a dread that often doesn't let up, except for choice moments when Peter recounts better times: a full house of young children, a diving board tethered to a pond, a night out drunkenly singing show tunes.
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It demonstrated as well his talent for secrecy; his fawning over Marsh didn't let up during the years he was sleeping with Marsh's mistress, and Marsh's support of him, both editorial and financial, and his fondness for him, never faltered.
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"Overall, it was a solid report and there is no evidence of any let-up in labor market strength ... The momentum in the jobs data is still consistent with the Fed hiking in September," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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Let up: Contrast that concern and those warnings with the message from Washington, where President Donald Trump wants to get the country back to work ASAP (by April 12, he said on Fox News) regardless of what the doctors say.
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" • "Officials have not let up on their campaign to urge other countries to block Huawei — a firm with close ties to the Chinese government — from their burgeoning 5G networks, which will power everything from self-driving cars to military operations.
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And while the team let up a bit late, finishing 2-1-5 after it became clear it would have home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, it still wound up with a whopping plus-48 goal difference, the league's best ever.
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Let up for even a moment and risk total ruin — which, for conservative Idaho transplants, could just mean a gradual transformation of the deep-red state that lured them to move into something more like the place they left behind.
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On Saturday, we are reminded that we are human and fallible, so that by the time Sunday rolls around and the puzzle has let up to a Wednesday-Thursday difficulty level, we are ready for the grace of being right again.
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And the sheer number of Americans marching in protest of Trump administration policies has scarcely let up: Last winter, around 700,000 people marched in 319 U.S. locations to mark the second anniversary of the 2017 Women's March, despite declining media interest.
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And it refused to let up on any of its potentially alienating elements, from the off-kilter framing to the weird monologues about our rigged political system to the potentially gimmicky "what's real and what's not?" questions, even one iota.
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It's never let up; the WWE post-WCW formula of predictable booking and fickleness over who to push still holds strong and shows no sign of letting up, even as the actual match quality is arguably better than it's ever been.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - More than 5603,000 people, mostly students dressed in black, rallied outside government offices in Hong Kong on Friday as protests over a controversial extradition bill that has plunged the Chinese-ruled city into turmoil showed no signs of let-up.
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The bottom line: The potential for someone to sow doubt after the midterms — possibly through some combination of misinformation and attacks on election systems — means that the pressure won't let up on government officials and Silicon Valley companies responsible for policing election meddling.
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Sales are small, but just the fact that we have an E&P IPO is a sure sign some of the deer-in-the-headlight fear that gripped the oil markets in the early part of the year has let up a bit.
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But there was no let-up on the horizon for Argentina, with the peso weakening 0.5 percent after Buenos Aires said it would request a "high access stand-by" financing arrangement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to calm volatile financial markets.
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WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuters) - Many U.S. Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting thought more stimulus would be needed soon if risks to the U.S. economy did not let up, and several others leaned in that direction, records from the meeting showed.
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There was no let-up at the start of the second set for Anderson as he double-faulted to go 0-63 in his opening service game, Djokovic duly breaking again as the world number six dumped a forehand into the net.
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It's been over two decades since Sean Combs started Bad Boy Records, the legendary label that launched the careers of hip-hop legends like Notorious B.I.G., 112, and Ma$e, and Comb's stronghold on the music industry has yet to let up.
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Milwaukee didn't let up in the third quarter, building its lead to 93-63, and the game was virtually over at that point as the Bucks improved to 28-1 this season when leading after three quarters, including 17-0 at home.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Humanitarian crises around the world will worsen next year with no let-up in African civil wars, near-famines in conflict-ridden regions and the threat of Islamist violence, a Geneva-based think-tank predicted in a report published on Thursday.
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There has been little let up in the pace this year, with imports from January to May jumping 7.9 percent from the same period in 2016 to 272.78 million tonnes, putting them on track for an annual increase of about 22017 million tonnes.
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Reclusive North Korea regularly threatens to destroy Japan, South Korea and the United States and has shown no let-up in its belligerence after a failed missile test on Sunday, which followed a huge display of missiles at a parade in Pyongyang.
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The team, which included the two-time Olympic individual champion, Mariel Zagunis, and Ibtihaj Muhammad, who has gained notoriety as the first American athlete to compete at the Olympics with a hijab, never let up, winning seven bouts of nine and drawing one.
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In New Mexico, the drought let up this year, but ranchers in the southeast part of the state are still buying supplemental feed for herds given the lack of grass and selling cattle to cover the extra costs, the Carlsbad Current-Argus reported.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Police at the helm of the Philippine war on drugs were given top posts in the national force on Thursday, indicating no let-up in a brutal crackdown that has caused international alarm, and defined Rodrigo Duterte's 21-month presidency.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Tuesday that Germany would not let up in its efforts to de-escalate the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and it was more important than ever to reinvigorate talks between Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine.
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As the drums ease their way into a rattling beat, the choir doesn't let up: Almost lamenting, almost cooing, the voices end every cycle on a heavy minor harmony, the higher ones anchored by a set of looming sighs in the bass.
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She cited Russia and North Korea as two places where "time, money and creativity" are paying off for the C.I.A. At the same time, Ms. Haspel said, the agency has not let up on the Islamic State, Al Qaeda and other militant groups.
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"It would be nice if they gave some people their $40 back or let up on storage fees," said Carrie Miller, who owns the sustainable-skateboard company Bamboo Skateboards with her dad and uses both Amazon and her company website to sell products.
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EditorsNote: rewords lede, adds to fifth graf John Fulkerson's perfect first half lifted Tennessee to a 19-point halftime lead Tuesday night, and the Volunteers never let up en route to a 203-48 Southeastern Conference rout of Mississippi in Knoxville, Tenn.
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PARIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Teenagers on the streets of Paris warned governments on Friday there would be no summer let-up in their efforts to push for stronger action on climate change, as international green campaigners called a global strike for Sept. 20.
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Wilder and Fury fought to a split-decision draw in their first meeting in December 2018 but their rematch was a one-sided affair as the 'Gypsy King' took control early and never let up en route to a seventh-round stoppage.
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He can expect criticism on his record and past comments on Cuba, guns, the Soviet Union, his promises on health care and the state of his own health — you name it, a barrage that likely will start early and not let up.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday his government must not let up in its fight against corruption, when asked about the arrest in Spain of Emilio Lozoya, the former chief executive of state oil firm Pemex.
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"Even in the holy month of Ramadan there is no let up in killings and bloodshed in Kashmir as civilians, armed youth or even Indian forces are getting killed," Kashmir's main separatist political group, the Joint Resistance Leadership, said in a statement.
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"The best strategy would be deploying sanctions... sustained financial pressure in which we do not let up on those financial institutions that are assisting North Korea," said Republican Representative Ed Royce, chairman of the House committee, who just returned from a trip to South Korea.
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Yet she also has insisted that Democratic election organizations such as the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, or the DCCC, cannot let up in their get-out-the-vote efforts with just under a week left until Election Day, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
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As they do Britney's surgery, her rehab boyfriend ODs in the bathroom, and Amelia tells Link (Chris Carmack) that she'll call his parents as she breaks down sobbing — my waterworks started again and pretty much did not let up for the rest of the episode.
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America has been inching toward the full legalization of weed for years, but prohibition remains stubbornly in effect at the federal level, and isn't likely to let up anytime soon; one obstacle is that Attorney General Jeff Sessions talks like a drug war hardliner.
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A memo written by Comey at the time says Trump tried to get him to let up on investigating Michael Flynn's ties to Russian officials (Flynn pleaded guilty in December to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russians during the presidential transition).
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Reclusive North Korea regularly threatens to destroy Japan, South Korea and the United States and has shown no let-up in its belligerence after a failed missile test on Sunday, a day after putting on a huge display of missiles at a parade in Pyongyang.
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North Korea regularly threatens to destroy Japan, South Korea and the United States and it showed no let-up in its belligerence after a failed missile test on Sunday, a day after putting on a huge display of missiles at a parade in Pyongyang.
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The former president apparently thought he was going to be taking bows for raising a boatload of money — $7.5 billion — for his CGI and the good causes it supported, but instead Wallace did what Wallace often does: He asked tough questions and wouldn't let up.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factory activity is expected to have shrunk for the sixth month in October, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting hardly any let up in pressure on the domestic and export sectors from slowing global demand and a trade war with the United States.
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"It has to be a point where there is no stopping in the intensity of negotiation, no pause and no let up on Nigeria, but you help them with resources so they can be in the forefront of getting these girls back," she said.
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We got the "iSpy" rapper at LAX Friday, and he tells us he's been floored by the humanity people have shown for those in need, but he's pleading to not let up ... and says he's got some big stuff planned to help out too.
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Cruz's ability to completely shut down his opponent in the verbal exchanges seems to have given the much-anticipated bantamweight championship bout a massive push, and the former champion didn't let up with his onslaught during Friday's conference call for the January 17 clash.
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Sure." The usually agreeable first baseman didn't even let up in the locker room following the Yankees' 7-5 come-from-behind victory, talking some quality smack on Blue Jays reliever Jason Grilli: I was like "Ooh...sorry, the ball went a long way.
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" Zaidi said Hill's intensity was actually reassuring and can rub off on teammates during the game "because you know the guy going out there taking the ball feels that passionately about the game and nobody else is going to let up when they see that.
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After Vice President Mike Pence met with the South's leader this month, American officials said they were open to holding preliminary talks with North Korea — but only to reassert their position that sanctions and pressure will not let up until the North starts denuclearizing.
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Trump will also meet with senior Wall Street executives this week to discuss how to restore some calm to the markets, which themselves could become a drag on the economy if the intense selling pressure on equities and buying pressure on bonds doesn't let up.
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As dusk approached, the rain briefly let up, and a battalion of men in baggy white coveralls—the official caddie costume at Augusta—fanned out across the range, to retrieve the hundreds of balls that the players had struck there earlier in the day.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday his government must not let up in its fight against corruption, when asked about the arrest in Spain of Emilio Lozoya, the former chief executive of state oil firm Pemex.
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With third quarter economic growth slowing to crisis-era lows, no let-up in Washington's trade rhetoric and a stock market that's lost 20183 percent since February, China has been forced to ease monetary conditions and is cajoling banks to lend to small firms.
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There has been no let-up in violence in Afghanistan even though the Taliban and the United States appear close to a pact for U.S. troops to withdraw in exchange for a Taliban promise that Afghanistan will not be used as a base for international terrorism.
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The rest of the episodes show an evolution of grief for Tig's dead mother, as well as a gradual introduction to the character Tig, who is a storytelling radio show host in LA. Tragedy first struck her at a young age, and it just won't let up.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong banks published full-page newspaper ads calling for law and order in the Chinese-ruled city and international jewelers sought the rescheduling of a huge trade fair as weeks of pro-democracy protests showed no sign of let-up on Thursday.
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" Pence signaled that U.S. forces would not rest on their laurels despite the success of the raid, telling CBS's Margaret Brennan that with al-Baghdadi's death, "we believe we'll have a measurable impact on the effectiveness of that terrorist organization, but we're not going to let up.
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While most of the fundraising for each candidate came through grassroots small donations under $200, political finance veterans say 2020 candidates shouldn't let up in appealing to traditional big-money spenders — particularly if they don't want to play catch-up with Trump during the general election.
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"Although the onset of winter means that June is generally a quieter month for the real estate market, there has been no let-up in the rate of price increases across the country, with five regions recording new record median prices," REINZ spokesperson Bryan Thomson said.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has declared he will never be tried by an international court for mass killings in his war on drugs, and vowed no let up in a crackdown that he said he was winning and would see through "to the very end".
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" Richard Haass II: "The fact that NK keeps testing with no let-up [shows] there is little to no chance it will give up its nuclear weapons and missiles; the only question to me is whether it might agree to some sort of cap or ceiling.
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Maybe if he'd found a way to dial it back a little—to achieve a certain amount of balance, to let up on occasion, to focus on the bigger picture instead of the bar brawl he'd just instigated—he might have had more success in the playoffs.
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BRASILIA, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Brazil's government is on course to post a 2019 primary budget deficit 15-20 billion reais less than forecast, but there can be no let-up in the drive to keep spending under tight control, Treasury Secretary Mansueto Almeida said on Thursday.
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Very frequently, the moment the crisis starts to let up, coincides with the first time policymakers make a projection that proves to be too optimistic Until then, when policymakers are constantly behind the curve, making forecasts that are overwhelmed by events, things are unlikely to hit bottom.
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The visitors didn't let up in the second, and Kucherov made it 3003-0 at the 7:21 mark of the period when he finished off a cross-ice pass from Point for his second goal of the game and eighth in the last seven outings.
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"I've been in that situation, where you have nothing to lose and no pressure, so you just swing freely," said Townsend, who simply waited for the teenager to let up on the pedal ever so slightly before rebounding for a 251-16, 225-2000, 269-3 victory.
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Best Record-Breaking Performance: Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints breaks Peyton Manning's career passing mark Best Comeback: St. Louis Blues Best Moment: Lindsey Vonn, Rob Gronkowski, Dwyane Wade (all three retired this year) Best Female Athlete: Alex Morgan The US Women's National Team fever hasn't let up.
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But the tape of Trump's remarks was only the latest in a series of offensive statements from the Republican nominee, who began his campaign alleging Mexico was sending rapists and drug dealers to the United States, and barely let up on his harsh language as the campaign wore on.
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But Dorsey should have known his time in the right-wing sun would be short-lived; the likes of Hannity and Jones have proven over and over again that they will never let up on the social-media giant, even when Twitter appears to skew explicitly in their favor.
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"It would have happened sooner, but the paranoia on both sides never let up," said one source close to the situation, who noted that an ultimatum to end the investment move by other board members and new Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi at a meeting yesterday finally broke the impasse.
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There has been no let-up in violence, even though the Taliban and the United States have both reported significant progress in talks on a pact for U.S. troops to withdraw in exchange for a Taliban promise that Afghanistan will not be used as a base for militant attacks.
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The child support ate up about a third of his income, and then he had to take care of co-op dues, property taxes, commuting costs, utilities, car-lease installments, day-to-day parental expenses, and all the other outflows and overheads that never let up and never lessen.
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A legend of salsa and Latin jazz-rock fusion, Mr. Palmieri 80, has never let up on his dissonant, endlessly mercurial improvisation style; this large band, which plays a relatively traditional brand of New York Latin dance music, matches his fire while keeping things fluid enough for dancers.
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The "Saturday Night Live" alum and a former host of the White House Correspondents Dinner takes a break from his late-night NBC talk show to spill some tea about what it's like to have to regularly write jokes about a news cycle that just won't let up.
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An inning against the Astros in which Bolsinger let up four runs during a 16-7 August rout undermined his reputation as a "successful" relief pitcher, and he was "immediately sent down to Triple A after the game never to be called up again," according to the lawsuit.
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Between 2011 and 2013, the publicity surrounding the case prompted the department to all but abandon the tactic — the number of annual stops fell by more than two-thirds over two years — but, according to Raymond and others, the pressure to arrest people for minor offenses has not let up.
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The third day of the TI22 main event did not let up on the excitement that's been swirling around the $23 million competition, ending with what may have been the most entertaining match of The International so far in the contest between wildcard team EHOME and defending champions Evil Geniuses.
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CAC-40 November futures down 300 pct at 0734 GMT AIR FRANCE-KLM Air France-KLM said it was seeing no let-up in pressure on revenues at its core airline business at the end of the year after attacks kept tourists from the United States and Asia away from France.
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While the leadership here has not let up on its repression of its people — the police have beaten protesters in demonstrations over an environmental disaster — it now appears more interested in playing one superpower off against the other, perhaps even giving the Pentagon some rotating access to key Vietnamese ports.
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But the announcement shows the world's biggest plane maker is axing jobs more aggressively than it forecast earlier this year, and that it will not let up the pressure to cut costs under the new chief executive of the airplane unit, Kevin McAllister, who succeeded Ray Conner on Nov. 21.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Relatives of the victims of an Indonesian jet that crashed into the sea off Jakarta last week killing all 189 on board demanded answers on Monday as to why the plane had been passed fit to fly and called for no let up in the search for loved ones.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump plans to open a dialogue with Russia on Saturday that could lead to lifting American sanctions, even as Britain's visiting prime minister and leading senators from his own party urged him not to let up the pressure on the Kremlin until it reverses its armed intervention in Ukraine.
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More than fleeting images, I wanted to see visual works that begin to get at how we've come to such an easy acceptance of the notion of a break from a signal that won't let up — how we got to the place where the need to constantly buy things became naturalized.
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Go deeper: The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces Polar vortex splits, sending frigid air howling into the U.S., Europe The bottom line: It's going to get unusually cold across a large swath of the Lower 48 states during the next week, and the cold will not let up quickly.
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The feature, called Squad Stream, will let up to four Twitch streamers go live simultaneously in one window, making it easier for viewers to watch the action from four different angles and giving bigger channels the opportunity not just to host smaller creators, but to share their screen with the audience, too.
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Despite a modest rally in Snap shares in recent weeks, short sellers - who aim to make a profit by selling borrowed shares and buying them back at a lower price later - have not let up in placing bearish bets, according to Ihor Dusaniwsky, head of research at financial analytics firm S3 Partners.
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"We have put The Miami Project in the fast lane and are determined not to let up the accelerator until we get Marc and millions of others in wheelchairs up and walking again," Nick tells PEOPLE of the research money raised from these events and from other granting organizations, corporations and private philanthropy.
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"Now, I expect when oil bottoms and I think it will shortly, as today was a big capitulation day, the hedge funds will reverse a bit and will go and buy back the old industrials and the banks and maybe let up on the fast growth tech and health care," Cramer said.
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Last year, Facebook and YouTube announced big boosts to the number of staff dealing with safety and content moderation issues on their platforms, following a series of content scandals and a cranking up of political pressure (which, despite the Commission giving a good report now, has not let up in every EU Member State).
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Dr. Lee called Mr. Branch in October 1994 after a mutual friend, Ian Barrett insisted they get to know each other even though they lived two hours apart — Dr. Lee in Norfolk, Va., and Mr. Branch in Rocky Mount, N.C. "We were very busy," Dr. Lee said, but their friend would not let up.
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"The fact that the researchers have been able, through their meticulous and unstinting work, to identify the painting by Thomas Couture as Nazi-looted art demonstrates once again how important it is not to let up in our efforts in the field of provenance research," Monica Grütters, Germany's culture minister said in a statement.
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But that didn't resolve the problem in the long term, according to Rob Joyce, a senior National Security Agency official who alleged earlier this month that China let up on its hacking in the immediate aftermath of the agreement but is now in violation of the deal — a claim that's in line with the findings of several cybersecurity researchers.
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Though the Trump administration backpedaled in July on a proposed rebate rule that could have significantly cut PBMs' margins, it's likely scrutiny of PBMs won't let up entirely — from not only the government, but also the independent payers they contract with, which could be losing cash as PBMs take a larger cut from the sum they reel in from drugmakers.
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The episode's writer, Chip Johannessen, does an excellent job of escalating this situation in a very organic way — Quinn is feeling trapped, the mob won't let up, he gets a little overzealous in telling one reporter to leave him alone, that riles up the crowd more, the crowd begins throwing rocks at Carrie's house, managing to break a window, and Quinn responds by shooting the rock-thrower in the shoulder.
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Elisa Massimino, the president of Human Rights First, said that even though it appears likely that failing to fulfill his vow to close the Guantánamo prison will be part of Mr. Obama's legacy, it was still "incredibly important" that his administration did not let up on the effort to get out those men who were deemed transferable, if security conditions could be met, after a six-agency review.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Sunday didn't let up in his criticism of the press, tweeting that "the dishonest media" will not stop his administration from accomplishing its goals.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Wednesday did not let up in his criticism of former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields, calling her a "very aggressive person" in an attempt to defend his embattled campaign manager, who is charged with simple battery.
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RIC=CNPMIC%3DE C I Caixin manufacturing PMI poll data * Official gauge seen in contraction * Private gauge seen expanding at a slower pace * Official PMI will be released on Thursday * Caixin factory PMI will be out on Friday BEIJING, Oct 29 (Reuters) - China's factory activity is expected to have shrunk for the sixth month in October, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting hardly any let up in pressure on the domestic and export sectors from slowing global demand and a trade war with the United States.
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