"There is a looser vibe, a looser atmosphere," midfielder Alejandro Bedoya said.
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Mr. McQuarrie understands that the looser his star, often the looser (and better) the performance.
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The Post has observed that Trump has become looser and looser with the facts over time.
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Sun said the PBOC is taking steps to relieve constraints on credit availability in an attempt to ensure looser monetary policy is reflected in looser credit conditions.
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My only fit tip is that they begin snug and grow looser and more custom-fit over time, meaning you should size a half size up for a looser fit immediately.
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It's always more and more looser ... Yes, that's right.
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With growth stagnant, business lobbyists are asking for looser policy.
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Mostly, I just felt a bit looser and more relaxed.
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"I feel like it's a lot looser here," she said.
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The EPA's legal standard for total chromium is looser still.
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It's a lot looser and, to be honest, more fun.
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Looser limits on political expression make for a freer America.
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Skinny jeans will be ousted in favor of looser styles.
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But like most states, Georgia follows the looser federal standard.
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Her strokes became looser, the paint thinner, her process freer.
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Should therapists' boundaries be different — looser — with terminally ill patients?
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On other immigration issues, Mr. Obama took a looser stance.
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The looser textures right now, they are at the bottom.
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Quarles is expected to show a looser hand toward regulation.
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According to the Fed, financial conditions are looser than average.
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Those things were a lot looser around all that stuff.
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He inspired my music to become looser and more soulful.
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Those things were a lot looser around all that stuff.
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As we try to communicate with more and more people, the feedback loop gets looser and looser, and when you send these big documents, you don't know what happens when you don't hear back.
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It's clear that central banks are leaning toward looser monetary policy.
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A looser measure, the medical inflation rate plus one percentage point.
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Five minutes later my jab feels different: looser, quicker, more balanced.
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Even the Declaration of Independence was probably kept under looser security.
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Environmentalists fear such a move could lead to looser environmental regulations.
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Mr Nnaemeka has a looser view of what makes someone devout.
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However, Johnson's indicates looser ties and a simple free trade agreement.
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Success could mean fewer negative headlines and a looser regulatory leash.
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My right quad feels looser, but it's not a crazy difference.
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But it is looser, more freeform than what we have now.
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Another 28, such as "agency" or "assembly", come with looser preconditions.
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They want to reformulate mathematics in the looser language of equivalence.
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Maybe he's looser with the reins and you're a little tighter?
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However, as time has gone by, that definition has gotten looser.
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In some ways, the CCPA is looser than its European predecessor.
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Because the forest is not a cemetery, rules are much looser.
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In India, the laws surrounding this are a little bit looser.
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That said, the bank did hint at looser monetary policy in August.
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HONG KONG — With Beijing's grip slightly looser, Chinese markets steadied on Friday.
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Would you ditch your skinny jeans in favor of a looser cut?
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The rebound comes hand in hand with looser credit conditions this year.
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It's a looser interpretation of cult philosophy that recurs throughout the series.
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But activists espousing looser ties with China face a more immediate challenge.
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Lenders like the IMF have been calling for looser currency controls, however.
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Instead, in these looser "forums," candidates take questions in separate appearances onstage.
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Developers say market sentiment has improved recently thanks to looser credit policies.
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Wood said looser monetary policy would take months to help the economy.
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Gore's manner is easier, looser, his Southern politesse weathered into genuine warmth.
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It kind of made me feel a little looser on the field!
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Among the reasons: strong job growth, rising incomes and looser financial conditions.
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"It just makes you looser with things you already believe," he said.
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The top snaps at the shoulders with a looser and tighter option.
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Those standards could be looser or tighter depending on level of hazard.
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But back then my Geralt was definitely a little looser of morals.
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I love cluing; it's a chance to get a little looser. 7.
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I wouldn't call it jam-oriented, but it's definitely a looser approach.
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Yet the rules for assisted living remain looser than for nursing homes.
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So the administration favors looser rules on pollutants like mercury and pesticides.
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Everything is choreographed to a T. Do you wish it were looser?
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Freilicher works looser or tighter but is always searching, trying different things.
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The scripted mini-series "An American Saga" offers a factually looser version.
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What followed was looser, more surprising and funnier than what preceded it.
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Britain is seeking much looser trade ties than the bloc would want.
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What Looser is actually after is what has led to Janeite-ism.
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The Calder "Constellations" are a looser body of work than the Mirós.
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The industry also wants looser rules on these unintended or "fugitive" emissions.
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"Neruda" has a looser story, richer colors and a more buoyant spirit.
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It's easier, in some sense, because you have much looser price constraints.
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But bigger car models have looser mileage requirements than smaller car models.
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The 'Gunshine State' has been a testing ground for looser firearms laws.
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Yet the government's decision to push for looser regulation now looks politically damaging.
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Not everyone would be upset with looser rules on nickel ore exports, however.
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Looser ice means icebergs and there is the risk of vessels being holed.
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If anything it makes it more likely that we get looser fiscal policy.
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For looser textured looks, they tend to go with a soft center part.
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The few seconds we see in this trailer suggests a somewhat looser experience.
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The link with Scotland is already looser than it has been for decades.
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Looser US tax rules could produce a record year for M&A deals.
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A looser free trade deal without submitting to EU rules would take longer.
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France and Italy are in favor of looser fiscal rules, which Germany refuses.
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Still, by the time of the show, Anthrax seemed looser than its fans.
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Size up for a looser fit or down for a more slimming one.
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But the frustration remains that looser restrictions are not being factored into ratings.
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But I've decided I need a looser, softer pair in my life, too.
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These looser financial conditions globally could provide the UK economy with some support.
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Financial markets took this as a signal that looser banking regulation is ahead.
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Money managers foresee a weakening economy, to be followed by looser monetary policy.
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They're uproarious support for Price, whose singing is looser and tarter than ever.
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By contrast, countries like China have argued for looser scrutiny for developing nations.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting than N95 respirators because of this distinct purpose.
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Investors were also pleased at the prospect of looser regulation and bigger profits.
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It's looser than her previous novels; there's more blood coursing through its veins.
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They operate in parallel with the United States military, but under looser rules.
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But when the cameras stop rolling, Alex is a looser, even goofy presence.
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But what appeared to be handcuffing Trump in August seems much looser now.
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Just having a looser curl and a different shaped nose makes me not Black?
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"The Jon Snow look has a looser, scruffier, undone edge to it," she says.
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Sprightly and energetic, it's also looser and more expansive than If You're Reading This.
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Names with a looser connection, like Winter and Wynter, are also on the rise.
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I was looser with my next batch, which I tossed to the lake below.
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Looser central bank policy is also given as a reason bets on riskier assets.
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China is now the only major economy that is shifting to looser monetary policy.
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"Political pressure for looser monetary policy is likely to continue," Capital Economics' Jackson said.
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It's a controversial choice, but WhatsApp has good reasons for wanting a looser policy.
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Tax cuts and looser monetary policy in China start to stimulate private-sector spending.
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ON NET, ARE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS TIGHTER, OR ARE THEY LOOSER THAN THEY WERE BEFORE?
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Looser regulation was expected to foster innovation in e-cigarettes and other nicotine products.
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The analysis identifies other rich countries that one might expect to have looser laws.
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The repeated impacting and deforming, combined with the swinging motion, makes the knot looser.
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Plays would look similar: just looser, less linear, less rigid, more open to improvisation.
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One of those is looser deployment rules around attaching telecom equipment to utility poles.
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That might be a roundabout way of saying that the Baidu alliance is looser.
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I think that font somehow looks looser and makes reading the text more relaxing.
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In the U.S., standards on social media advertising are more than a bit looser.
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Nor is ever-looser monetary policy, given the damage it does to pension funds.
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And the more ambitious the change, the looser its connection to the original object.
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Banking executives are particularly hopeful that looser regulation under Trump will lift trading profits.
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Fitch expects a looser fiscal stance will lead to larger deficits and higher debt.
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Looser regulations and the robust economy can take time to translate into more lending.
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Such association health plans, before 1983, when rules were looser, were rife with fraud.
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Trump has named some individual states where he expects looser guidelines to be offered.
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Study after study shows that states with looser gun restrictions have more gun deaths.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting and don't protect healthy people from contracting the illness.
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Looser regulations on banks may help usher in the next financial crisis, he says.
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It's looser and soupier than Chinese congee, cooked until you can't see individual grains.
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But bills that seek looser restrictions are "almost universally" killed in committee, O'Leary said.
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Latin American policy will be looser than previously forecast as a result, Goldman said.
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The late-night after party, however, is a far looser (and more affordable) affair.
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Alongside them worked looser, less visible online networks of racists, anti-Semites, and nationalists.
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Entertainment zones will feature looser social rules over dress and the consumption of alcohol.
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Others prefer the model of Canada, which has looser trade ties to the bloc.
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But Britain's next prime minister will enter office committed to a looser fiscal policy.
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Comstock has backed looser gun laws, previously getting an A rating from the NRA.
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Beijing responded with stimulus measures including business tax cuts, infrastructure projects and looser monetary policy.
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But there was meaningful rationale behind having a looser feel with the casting and aesthetic.
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In addition to having looser or more watery stool, you may also feel uncomfortably bloated.
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The country needs looser fiscal policy in both the long term and the short term.
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The sector was also bolstered by the Australian prudential regulator confirming looser mortgage lending rules.
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Cohen is playful, and guests are much looser than they would be in other contexts.
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At the time, Chair Jerome Powell said that the case for looser policy had improved.
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For commercial loans, the OCC found looser standards in pricing, guarantor requirements, and loan covenants.
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Zimmer had a good reason for using this looser version of symmetry in his conjecture.
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Brazil's government is expected to announce by Wednesday looser budget goals for 2017 and 2018.
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With each iteration of the series, Yoon noticed a looser association of color with gender.
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They're softer and looser, but retain the structural elements to create that signature flared skirt.
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Now it wants to hold them in detention indefinitely, and under looser standards of care.
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Strong competition among banks for mortgage business had led to looser lending for property purchases.
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Steel and industrial raw material prices fell on news of the potentially looser output cuts.
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Capitalizing on the looser lending practices, the airline persuaded its lenders to restructure its debt.
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The project has supply deals with supermarkets and looser arrangements with restaurants and food banks.
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The buyers could take on the additional debt and still meet the looser underwriting standards.
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Repeat process with remaining butter until hollandaise mixture reaches a consistency slightly looser than mayonnaise.
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With their forgiving silhouettes and looser cuts, certain styles could fit some pregnant wedding guests.
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It also increases the risk of a looser stance than we have assumed so far.
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But with monetary policy likely to remain looser for longer, he anticipates inflation picking up.
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Even his mannerisms were different: looser, more natural, as if something inside him had relaxed.
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It also will test a looser U.S.-style system for new listings – an overdue reform.
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Such giveaways would set the tone for a looser policy ahead of the general elections.
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Some states have even looser standards, but pose other drawbacks for gun owners with wanderlust.
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Even with those touches, the painterly results are looser and less commercial than either brand.
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See, just as Christmas is laced on tradition, Easter is slightly looser with the rules.
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Looser social restrictions are just one way the new Crown Prince is shaking things up.
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He explained that some people want a tighter fit while others prefer a looser look.
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Though New York City's gun laws are restrictive, other cities and states have looser regulations.
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Many economists, and even Mr. Obama, called for looser policies, but Ms. Merkel held firm.
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Season 4's "Thanksgiving IV" is looser and raunchier, but reveals the show's compassionate core.
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Republican lawmakers called for looser gun laws so people facing similar attacks could defend themselves.
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Monetary policy could have been looser, and hence growth faster, without price pressures taking off.
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That allows for looser regulation and for the faith's promotion for economic and political ends.
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Looser mortgage rules would take more time than rate hikes to filter through, she said.
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Some are arranged in tight patterns or designs, others are looser and more natural-looking.
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I personally wanted to get to CBGB, as it sounded like a looser, rowdier hangout.
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Automakers want looser emissions standards because consumers now favor bigger cars that use more fuel.
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"The Fed should consider larger and looser caps on the amount of redemptions," they wrote.
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Second, many argue for looser monetary policy, to reduce the cost of funding these plans.
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Mr. Garrel, a filmmaker since his teens, is looser and more expansive in his approach.
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Unfortunately, an economy fueled by ever-looser credit and constantly increasing government spending could not last.
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I think that traditionally the word would be case manager, but it's much looser than that.
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In June, as worries about global growth and trade grew, it pivoted toward a looser stance.
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The rules stem from a global agreement but the United States is applying a looser version.
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The looser weave pattern is frayed, blistering and falling apart, unravelling the protagonist in the process.
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On my right shoe the laces are visibly looser, but the grip is no less secure.
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Yet looser rules apply during the hours of 10PM and 6AM ET, when Colbert's show airs.
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"You can suck out some fat cells, but the skin will still be looser," she explains.
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The drawing is looser than the painting and Gross makes some parts more finished than others.
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But in Sabratha, where Tunisians were especially dominant, there was a looser structure, the prisoners said.
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Turns out not all of that Mr. West's definition of "exclusive" is somewhat looser than most.
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The right answer could again be looser regulation, not a government takeover of the cellular network.
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Looser monetary policy generally supports stock prices, because it allows companies to borrow at cheaper rates.
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Conversely, an unusually spicy meal might be followed by a bowel movement with a looser stool.
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Due to short flight times and looser visa policies, South Korea and Japan have remained popular.
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The Czech Republic ran public finance surpluses in the past two years, allowing looser fiscal policy.
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For optimal sperm health, he recommends both underwear and pants that are on the looser side.
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The ECB is expected to at least nod to looser policy at its meeting on Thursday.
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Since 2012 property prices have risen smartly, helped in part by looser rules on foreign ownership.
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Mr Williams raises a different concern: how much looser can policy get during the next downturn.
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Arya will just rule, perhaps as international spymaster to a new, looser federation of Seven Kingdoms.
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He said Mediolanum had not based funds in Ireland in order to exploit looser fee regulation.
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So I, for one, hope that welfare policy gets a bit looser in the coming months.
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The irony is that Houston, because of its looser regulations, will likelier tolerate such dense development.
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A rating above 50 indicates a bias toward raising rates, while below 50 indicates looser policy.
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Although it's the same pattern, the shoe in the front is slightly looser and much neater.
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Dr. Graf recommends looser styles for fragile hair — hair that is bleached, fine or very curly.
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He probably feels, if you asked him, I bet you he feels way lighter, looser, quicker.
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It has already resorted to tax cuts, investments in infrastructure and looser monetary policy this year.
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The Philippines' benchmark index was up 10.3% year-to-date on expectations of looser monetary policy.
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In this way, Krisper's drawings feel looser in form than your sterile, algorithmically-rounded tablet piece.
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If Asgardia chooses a different country for future launches, its next spacecraft might enjoy looser laws.
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I started to wear my clothes a bit looser so that people couldn't identify my gender.
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You can set a tighter fit for exercise, or a looser one when you're at home.
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Her clothes are fitting a bit looser now, she notices, but that's no longer the point.
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These courts, including the one that hosted the Blagojevich trial, allow conviction under a looser standard.
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But after the government sweetened its offerings, in part with looser regulations, companies showed more interest.
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At the company, where the atmosphere was looser, they would frequently scream and swear at employees.
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Schumer would not be the first Democratic senator to push for looser federal marijuana policies. Sen.
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Their report shows how the energy industry is seeking and winning looser federal regulations on methane.
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BOE'S SAUNDERS SAYS "PROLONGED HIGH BREXIT UNCERTAINTY" COULD WARRANT LOOSER POLICY IF GLOBAL GROWTH STAYS DISAPPOINTING
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And regulations covering the sale of firearms are looser now that they were a year ago.
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No significant legislation has passed as a result; by many measures, gun laws have grown looser.
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With a combination of figure-hugging and wider, looser elements flare jeans are actually super flattering.
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If you want it colder or looser, just add more ice cubes and cold water. 33.
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With these paintings, I am letting go of control and allowing the process to be looser, technically.
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"A potential prolonged political uncertainty, combined with looser capital controls, could cause significant deposit outflows," Moody's said.
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It just makes them look looser and stranger compared to some of the other things I draw.
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A return to those looser attitudes would cause real damage, as it often did in the past.
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It's interesting that "Memory Box," though of similar scope, is far looser feeling, almost reveling in disorder.
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"I think probably global equities are an opportunity, because (monetary) policy will be looser," Greetham told CNBC.
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But Ms Shelton's more recent statements in favour of looser policy seem to suggest a thoroughgoing conversion.
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Looser lending standards have nudged default rates slightly higher, although they are still hovering near historic lows.
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Enforcement is pared back drastically or handed over to the states, and industry enjoys far looser oversight.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had suggested a looser wording supporting a free and fair trade order.
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But that hasn't stopped the most determined MRT defenders from trying it in places with looser laws.
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But some blame the casualties on what they say is "looser rules of engagement" by US forces.
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AFG said it now owns 88.2 percent of the listed Looser shares and declared the offer successful.
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Proponents of looser export rules had previously dismissed the furore over the grenades, calling it "purely emotional".
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Data on Britain, which has looser labour-market regulations than continental Europe, tell a more complicated tale.
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Some people are looser about IRS requirements, so they choose to deduct everything regardless of the guidelines.
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That's a bit looser than the cash premium of over $2180 per tonne seen in late January.
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You really need to have looser sweaters, shawls if you're sitting inside, to try to layer up.
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Mountain-bike riding doesn't place as much emphasis on aerodynamics, so you can wear looser-fitting clothing.
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Bradley still believes in his players and insists they need to play looser and with more poise.
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Looser government restrictions and easier credit last year have triggered a wave of speculative - and panic - buying.
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Last year's looser "Something More Than Free" topped Billboard's country and rock charts and won two Grammys.
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CES Asia is a lot looser and weirder than the flagship Consumer Electronics Show—that 0003,000 pop.
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The repeal of CMS guidance in this area will leave even these nursing facilities facing looser regulation.
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And the brigades march in tighter or looser formation, but all stop equally short of the edges.
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The wordplay conforms to strict rules in a cryptic, while looser cluing is allowed in a PandA.
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With financial conditions already much looser, QE will not be as effective as it was in 2015.
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And the country has much looser gun laws than comparable nations like the UK, Canada, and Japan.
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The looser rules on media ownership, for example, has enabled Sinclair Broadcasting's $3.9 billion bid for Tribune.
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Looser rules on health insurance are likely to increase costs on customers unfortunate enough to need care.
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It's good-hearted, but with a darker edge, partly owing to the looser language restrictions on cable.
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Mortgage lending, for instance, is one area that could benefit from looser rules, some banking experts contend.
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Left unsaid is that looser capital requirements could also result in greater risk of a taxpayer bailout.
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Her brush strokes, in ink, are now much looser than in previous works and evoke scrawled graffiti.
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That looser policy, Kudlow said, has finally started to help move the economy in the right direction.
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Overall, it is seeking a much looser new relationship with the EU than the bloc would want.
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Often, he retreats into a kind of formality although his looser, cockier, dude persona is more winning.
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If the chapters on illustrators suffer, it's only because Looser gives us too few examples to view.
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Peeved, the president has now revoked California's right to break with the federal government's looser environmental standards.
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Their report shows how the U.S. energy industry is seeking and winning looser federal regulations on methane.
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In the case of frog saliva, the faster it is forced to flow, the looser it gets.
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This looser definition caused convictions to skyrocket from a few hundred per year to over eight thousand.
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That means they're not waterproof, and they fit a little looser than, say, the Bose SoundSport Free earbuds.
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It's been helped by a rejiggered lineup of looser-fitting tops, which easily pair with the brand's bras.
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My neck feels looser, I have more energy, and my yoga class this morning was a lot easier.
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That doesn't preclude alliances but is a looser affiliation than the interdependent model preferred by many European leaders.
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So for this Christmas special, we could be a bit looser with things like Washington crossing the Delaware.
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I'm interested to see if that means fresh material, a looser style or tough attacks on his rivals.
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Britain is leaving just as the EU is becoming a looser union of countries moving at different speeds.
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Current policy may, in other words, be looser than thought, and the economy able to tolerate more tightening.
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Then, all of the fun stuff would start to happen, and it became a looser and more fun.
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Moscovici made clear that the call for looser fiscal policy applied mainly to those who could afford it.
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But it did make for some mean summer dressing as Marie wanted clothes that were looser, more simple.
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And Beckworth argues that this is because countries outside the eurozone could support their economies with looser money.
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To give market forces a greater role in setting prices, trading rules are looser than other Chinese markets.
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The Golden Globes have long been known as the looser, drunker, more risqué cousin to the Academy Awards.
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He said the ESM could in future provide shorter-term loans with looser conditions to stabilize the economy.
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And regulations covering the sale of firearms are looser now that they were just a few months ago.
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It envisions "core" (Western) Europe inside the eurozone, with the ex-Warsaw Pact nations in a looser arrangement.
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A second drawing repeats the scene in slightly looser fashion, switching to a vertical format emphasizing the sky.
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In this looser arrangement, Fianna Fail is needed to help pass legislation but not required to do so.
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Rock Band VR, at least in demo form, is far looser and less mechanically demanding than its predecessors.
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Many eurozone governments have moved away from strict interpretation of the European fiscal rules, favouring looser budgetary policy.
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Their hierarchies were flatter and perhaps looser, and, compared to laborers on the grain corvée, they seem free.
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That means financial conditions in China are getting looser today, and there are signs its economy will improve.
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Due to the looser regulations for alt lenders, they can capitalize on the high demand of smaller businesses.
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"Men could improve their sperm production by easily changing their type of underwear worn to boxers (looser underwear)."
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And the fits were looser than typically expected, with the accessories much less "Lady Dior" than previous collections.
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Since then, I've been looser and a little more okay with things being fragmented and not so perfect.
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In "Diaper" (2017), Greenwold paints with a slightly looser hand than in "A Magic Summer," to devastating effect.
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Some of it is fixed and architectural, but other works are much looser, performative, random, and dizzily playful.
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And it's possible that laws keeping guns out of the hands of abusers are about to get looser.
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This subpanel could shape Trump's promised southern border wall, infrastructure package and looser environmental standards for energy sources.
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Recently she's also started working with Sullivan Fortner, a looser and chattier pianist who hails from New Orleans.
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New research confirms that if anything, mass shootings tend to lead to looser gun laws, not stricter ones.
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Even as the Obama administration and an array of economists called for looser policies, the Germans held firm.
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Looser is out to correct these kinds of omissions in Austen scholarship, and her mission is fundamentally populist.
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Other solutions may be even looser, with an individual's compensation reflecting salary history, negotiation skill or market demand.
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Ipcar eventually worked around her vision loss, focusing on similar themes with looser lines and broader brush strokes.
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"I was a little looser today, so I felt better," said Delle Donne, who finished with 11 points.
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Some venues will require that you use their specific vendors and others will be looser with your choices.
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The government should improve conditions that encourage investment, including tax incentives, better project transparency, and looser credit markets.
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"Offering both a tailored and a looser pant gives a guy more options to play with," he said.
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His days were looser now, but soon he would be leaving the house at 5 or 6 a.m.
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He wore looser pants than usual, and the fourth time he got into bed, he left them on.
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They have attempted to boost growth through measures like tax cuts, more infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy.
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With the looser skirt, "it's more ladylike, but it still has a pretty clean line," Ms. Stewart said.
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While Darin was prolific in the studio, evidence suggests his live performances could be looser, and swing harder.
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Similarly, his sharp-elbowed immigration policy has marked a break with the looser attitude of his Socialist predecessor.
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Some researchers are trying to do this by counting word combinations associated with tighter or looser monetary policy.
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Looser rules would let the industry help doctors cut through the volume of studies that come out each month.
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Critics say that if the regulations are any looser, it could lead to waste, fraud and even more danger.
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As a practical matter, all the term really means is longer hemlines, long sleeves, looser shapes, and higher necklines.
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Think Final Fantasy Tactics, but with a looser approach to turn-based battles and a sharp sense of humor.
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Opting for looser-fitting clothes over tight ones that could irritate your skin further is also a good idea.
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On the other hand, broader rules could likely mean looser consent and authorization forms than under current HIPAA standards.
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Prices crashed in the final quarter of 2018, partly because Trump imposed looser oil sanctions on Iran than expected.
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But when they indicate calm financial markets and looser conditions, they offer less meaningful information about what lies ahead.
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Ending the process ahead of schedule would keep monetary conditions looser as more liquidity would remain in the system.
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Falling returns come as regulators increase their criticism of looser underwriting in the US$1.1trn US leveraged loan market.
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Three approaches are possible: later implementation of newish rules, looser enforcement of existing ones, and formal rollbacks of others.
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The result is a line of looser silhouettes that combine practicality with visual interest: ruffled sweaters and cropped pants.
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That contrasts with many reformers' preference for looser, more "progressive" teaching intended to encourage children to learn for themselves.
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Slack, for example, has focused mainly on messaging for teams within companies as well as looser, like-minded communities.
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But the rules are looser in the business of buying and selling high-end real estate, US officials say.
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Ironically, looser fiscal policy as advocated by Trump may suit the Fed, because it wants to raise interest rates.
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Anyone who cannot buy a gun in one state can simply drive to the next to find looser laws.
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But nearly every analyst has made the connection, especially as the economic backdrop has pointed overwhelmingly to looser policy.
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They tended to equate looser gaits with extroversion and adventurousness, while seeing the more clipped walkers as more neurotic.
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In case after case we've replaced attachments to large established institutions with commitments to looser and more flexible networks.
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But it is Mr. Trump who has had the looser relationship with facts over the course of the campaign.
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But Republicans, the coal industry, and President Donald Trump, citing the costs of regulatory compliance, argue for looser regulations.
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Once Ms. Streisand started showing me her houses (there are three of them) and grounds, our rhythms became looser.
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In some ways, his interpretation of the medium has become looser — he's branched out from traditional, diamond-shaped kites.
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The EPA said the looser rules will save as much as $31.4 million a year in avoided regulatory costs.
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"Actuality," on the same label in 2014, was a looser, more confident follow-up, an indication of staying power.
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As he moved into modernism, he found that his life was freer and looser; his pomp flared into camp.
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But looser banking regulations haven't translated yet into better trading results amid low market volatility and tepid client activity.
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The artist employed faster, looser brush strokes, creating veils of blues, pinks and grays to achieve a delicate transparency.
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A flawed assessment of where the neutral rate is could keep policies looser than warranted by the real economy.
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Looser standards now, when consumers and many states are demanding cleaner cars, would spell trouble for the auto industry.
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"Nevertheless, the ECB's looser monetary policy stance remains an important EUR/USD headwind over the medium term," he added.
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The term "signature strike" only applies outside of war zones; inside of these areas the rules are significantly looser.
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Although they are more comfortable than N95s, they are also looser, allowing more air to leak through the sides.
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For example, from Scandinavian shows I've learned that Danes are funnier than Swedes and everyone is looser than Norwegians.
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Even though the current looser structure of the LME spreads has taken the pressure off all short position-holders.
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Still, the overlap in their desire for looser monetary policy may be on the verge of boosting Bullard's influence.
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His game-show smile looks as mirror-honed as ever, but it somehow appeared looser than it used to.
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Oil and gas companies have lobbied for looser methane regulations, including at the sites where we measured high emissions.
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Bannon said he liked Yellen's preference for lower rates and looser monetary policy, something Powell is expected to continue.
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However, the waistband on the shorts have gotten a bit looser, but not enough to fall off my body.
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Kamala Harris: Unlike in the last few debates, Harris seemed much looser -- and willing to take a few chances.
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With a looser personal touch, banking began falling behind hairdressers and doctors in the personal trust stakes, Haldane said.
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The looser format proved Biden's point, as did the general lack of interest by other candidates in attacking him.
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"Looser monetary policy should be supportive for the UK and European stock markets," said Hantec Markets' analyst Richard Perry.
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The strongly geometric forms of the early painting evolved into looser, brushier images that teased the idea of figuration.
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Men and women wore his signature Jesus motif coats with leopard accents — the women's coats tighter, the men's looser.
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Expectations of looser monetary policy from the world's major central banks due to slowing growth and the Sino-U.
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The Financial CHOICE Act contains a full repeal of the rule, though Republicans could also seek a looser version.
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President Trump would likely sign the bill into law and it might open doors for ever-looser silencer laws.
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Andrew M. Cuomo had wanted looser language, which would have given the executive branch more control over the revenue.
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If anything, they are looser still — the part-to-whole relationships are more fluid, the organization apparently more improvised.
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Real estate companies are well poised to harvest the gains from looser policies in China and the U.S., said analysts.
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His efforts were backed by Pruitt, who doubts humans drive climate change and favors looser control of the energy sector.
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" He added, "And you could see that people wanted the Diana monarchy, one that was more approachable, a bit looser.
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Mnuchin has not shared details of his "21st Century Glass-Steagall," but hinted it would be looser than the original.
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"Every day, my clothes got looser, the compliments about my looks became more frequent, and my pride grew," she wrote.
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Over the next several months, authorities jumped to announce looser credit conditions, tax cuts and financing for struggling private enterprises.
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Expectations of looser monetary policy from the major central banks to counter a global growth slowdown have supported risk assets.
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In the video above, Katrina does just that, swapping society's standards for looser, minimal, androgynous options that are perfectly her.
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We sent a lot of guys down the stairs with blacker eyes and looser teeth than they'd come in with.
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When Stephanie Bruce toes the starting line at marathons, her stomach looks a little looser than the other elite runners.
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" The global balance of supply and demand would have been looser if not for "the ferocious degree of Chinese buying.
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RIC=DEBUSS%3DECI With global growth appearing under threat this year, many central banks have adopted ever looser policy stances.
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In general, southern regions, like Hong Kong and Macau, tend to have looser regulation and receive less scrutiny from Beijing.
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Warjiyo said the hikes should not immediately impact economic growth as the central bank would compensate with looser "macroprudential" rules.
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The fogginess of many attacks––with conspiracy theories and government meddling either suspected or proved––is perfect for looser fictions.
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The comment came a day after plans were unveiled to restructure foreign debt and allow looser trading of the kwanza.
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Though the party backs looser rules on gender recognition, 54% of Labour voters believe it should require a doctor's approval.
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Toward the middle of her head (where Brooks has slightly looser curls), Celestine created comb twists with edge control gel.
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How can we stop the trafficking of guns from states with looser gun laws into states with tougher gun laws?
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There are looser, more flexible types of symmetry transformations, though, and these are the ones of interest in Zimmer's conjecture.
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In the second half of the year, overall growth could rebound thanks to looser monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
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Whereas the looser approach has the benefit of being more flexible, the integrators ought in principle to be more efficient.
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These guidelines apply much looser standards for applicant's eligibility and are an important part of the explanation for increased disability.
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He cautioned investor optimism will diminish if the lack of progress on tax cuts, looser regulation and infrastructure spending persist.
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I was trying to avoid that, but it still came out of it, but hopefully in a little looser sense.
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"If anything, the vote for 'Brexit' appears likely to ensure that global monetary conditions remain looser for longer," he wrote.
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" While a person may experience temporary pain, "most patients feel immediate relief, and feel looser with increased ranges of motion.
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Which is funny, to see the number on the scale slowly go up but my pants and shirts fit looser.
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I know at big companies there are usually layers of approval even for a tweet, but this seems much looser.
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Financial conditions have become looser since January, when Fed officials first signalled that they would be pausing interest-rate increases.
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When people were much looser about using that word about Tebow, the way he threw was what made it stick.
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In return, he has sought billions of dollars in aid and other concessions, including looser visa restrictions for Turkey's citizens.
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But states with light rules can offer less protection for investors and have looser checks on money laundering, lawyers say.
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The rules, described by PwC as "carrots with no sticks," also give firms looser rules on currency controls and visas.
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Those days are long gone, but today Britain is establishing a new, looser, more mercurial sort of global administrative network.
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The school had strong choir programs, but quartet singing is something different — flashier and looser, with more male sex appeal.
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He has largely aligned with Trump's priorities, supporting the GOP tax overhaul, tough restrictions on immigration and looser gun regulations.
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The change lifts to around 5,000 the number of U.S. and foreign financial institutions operating under the looser exam period.
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"It seems like people are looser with their spending," said Ms. Walker, 22020, who lives in nearby Apple Valley, Minn.
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Drawn a little looser than his previous work, this simple and lovely overview of storytelling feels both contemporary and timeless.
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They only come in slim and skinny, so if you're someone who prefers a looser cut, you're out of luck.
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McDonald's willingness to work alongside KFC could mean looser conflict-management policies that let agencies pursue new business more aggressively.
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It's the looser ties, the ones that have to be created or re-created at each meeting, that are tough.
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It was also supported by expectations of looser monetary policy from the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
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"If anything, the vote for 'Brexit' appears likely to ensure that global monetary conditions remain looser for longer," he said.
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There are exemptions, and some states are looser than others on what a parent needs to do to avoid shots.
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"We are not being accommodated," Trump told Bloomberg on Thursday, asking the Fed to assist him with looser monetary policy.
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But it's not like previous work—it's less narrative driven, it's not located in one geographical location, it's much looser.
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For whatever reason the gods have seen fit to curse Nurmagomedov and, by association, Ferguson, and, by looser association, us.
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"It's fucked my body up," he says, demonstrating how to pop his shoulder back in its looser-than-loose socket.
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The bottom line: The government can carry out tighter or looser immigration standards without sacrificing efficacy or violating human rights.
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"Our confidence that growth will improve sequentially is highest in the US" due to increasing demand resulting from looser conditions.
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Looser de facto enforcement of product origins — more likely for commodities — would simply reroute supply chains through a third country.
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Obviously, Steph's leash was a little bit looser than anybody else's, but he wanted us to shoot within the system.
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It was interesting to see which candidates were looser on the personal questions versus who seemed happier talking about policy.
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Activists are worried looser regulations would lead to more drilling and less safe operations, increasing the likelihood of another disaster.
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In this era of ratcheted up repression, there is now understandable nostalgia in some quarters for the looser mid-1980s.
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But over the last four decades, a number of laws have led to looser standards in some cases, Darrow said.
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The new rules allow for looser rules regarding fruits and vegetables served, and provide for a la carte meal options.
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As the genre has become smoother, more rigorously structured and more digital, he has become raspier, looser and more organic.
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As for looser inflation targeting or direct cash transfers, the odds seem stacked against either, especially in the United States.
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Like other men dealing with the trend of looser, wider clothing, Mr. Usukumah found himself adjusting to a baggier silhouette.
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One of these fellows is an uptight, cautious, detail-oriented professional, while the other has a looser, more improvisational style.
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People who reported feeling close to their pet generally walked it more often than those who reported a looser bond.
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The actual translation wasn't the tricky part, even though Kannada is a very different language — looser, more permissive about repetition.
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Most analysts do not expect a shift back to looser conditions unless there is a sharp drop in economic momentum.
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Chinese officials have turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as they seek to prop up growth.
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Decreases in collagen and elastin cause your skin to look looser since they help skin keep its structure and bounciness.
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The meter is faster and looser, and, stripped of punctuation and most capitalization, his lines hurtle with sheer oral abandon.
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It never dawned on either lenders or regulators that housing prices kept going up mainly because underwriting standards were getting looser.
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People with looser curls or waves could get away with forfeiting the flatiron altogether, and use this solo for touch-ups.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The MW07 design also means that the earbuds perch on your ear for a looser fit.
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A looser monetary policy stance — where interest rates are low and money supply is higher — is generally more favorable for stocks.
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The rules under the California plan are looser than the Obama-era regulations but stricter than what the Trump has proposed.
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After the referendum, households continued to indulge in unsecured borrowing, thanks in part to the Bank of England's looser monetary policy.
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First, the lack of a clear winner in last week's elections means fiscal policy is likely to be looser than before.
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This structure makes TypeShift feel much looser and more playful compared to other word games (including Gage's own Spelltower from 2011).
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Or, put another way, both parties will have internal insider-outsider conflicts for a period of time, making them looser coalitions.
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Combined with media consolidation and looser regulations, it could shape the messy sprawl of the web into something much more controlled.
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If you decide you want your armholes looser or your neckline longer, you can make tweaks without needing to start over.
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Once you gain that community and that trust, that's when you're able to be a little looser with your upload schedule.
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Meanwhile, looser monetary policy in the wake of the Brexit vote has not done as much damage as some had predicted.
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The major U.S. stock indexes have hit record highs on Trump's promises of tax cuts, looser regulations and higher infrastructure spending.
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"I just see this as a race and we need to win, second place is first looser [sic]," Levandowski texted him.
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But it is a connection nearly every analyst has made, especially as the economic backdrop has pointed overwhelmingly to looser policy.
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Blumenauer and other lawmakers who support looser pot laws would like to make it a permanent fixture in the nation's laws.
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The Euro STOXX 600 managed to close off its lows on hopes of looser monetary policy from the European Central Bank.
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Besides making you feel looser and less sore, Black says that fascial manipulation may also change the way your skin looks.
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The Federal Reserve instituted quantitative easing measures during the last recession, which yielded a looser monetary stance for the U.S. dollar.
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But the SPD has shown reluctance, with some of its members favoring a looser cooperation agreement or supporting a minority government.
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Decades ago, drug companies successfully pushed for looser prescribing rules for opioids, which encouraged providers to overprescribe them to their patients.
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Prospects of major central banks embracing looser monetary policy to counter a global growth slowdown has supported emerging markets this year.
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AFG is offering 5.5 newly issued shares and 23 francs in cash per share of Looser, which is also Swiss based.
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The Academy, for instance, wanted Ms. Fey as a host several years ago but the looser, rowdier Globes sealed that deal.
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Still, without comprehensive federal legislation, gun safety advocates say, firearms are regularly transported into New York from states with looser oversight.
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Rather than causing conditions to tighten, they actually have grown looser since the central bank embarked on a series of hikes.
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Ultimately, I probably would have sized up so the sleeves were a little looser, but that's all a matter of preference.
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But those concerns came second to their fear that a looser definition of treason would be corrosive for the young republic.
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President Nicolas Maduro replaced Miguel Perez Abad, who advocated looser exchange controls, with Carlos Faria as minister of industry and commerce.
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"Looser policy will help to boost growth in South Africa in 2020," said John Ashbourne, a senior economist at Capital Economics.
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Let's get a little looser with what goes into our crust, even if it makes us a criminal in merry England.
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DHS Secretary Kelly previewed that earlier today, saying it will likely be looser on green card holders and people in transit.
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At the same time, a steady stream of lobbyists to Ottawa has been pushing for looser marketing rules, among other things.
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The category attracts a broader customer base, with looser ties to age or a gender, and presents much less fashion risk.
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Perhaps corporate income tax cuts and looser regulation on business will unleash more capital investment and higher productivity, as conservatives argue.
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Gallery 400 was looser in its curation, putting together graphic prints, textiles, video, and sculpture that didn't share the same concerns.
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Over all, Mr. Thiha said, censorship is looser under Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi than it was under the last government.
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As they went back the rows of seats, the adults left the zip ties progressively looser, another prosecutor, Francesco Greco, said.
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They could upload crime scene evidence to GEDmatch, a sort of Wikipedia of DNA that has a looser customer service agreement.
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Still, that doesn&apost mean the vaginal canal is any bigger or looser than it was before the hymen was broken.
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And each suit was designed to accommodate the individual performers: looser sleeves for the drummers, shorter pant bottoms for the dancers.
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The current standard is looser, and companies like Google and its subsidiary YouTube have abused it, knowingly targeting children for advertising.
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His campaign also set out three fiscal rules, which were already looser than the existing ones used by previous Conservative governments.
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That will include a net $22019 billion to shore up money markets as well as looser borrowing terms for Chinese companies.
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But I intend to be a little looser, more casual, and hopefully sometimes manage to pull off a joke or two.
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Upon entering office under Trump, Perdue began rolling back some of those standards by allowing looser sodium regulations and other changes.
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The Trump administration is set to announce proposals to set looser standards for auto emissions than those sought by his predecessor.
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Reddit could also be vulnerable to foreign interference because the site has much looser terms of service than Twitter and Facebook.
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But a larger volume of new development, made possible by looser zoning laws, does not lower prices when demand is strong.
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Beijing has already turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as it seeks to prop up economic growth.
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Once data is shared, privacy restrictions become looser, supercharging a burgeoning industry built on vacuuming up and reselling Americans' medical information.
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The data came as re-assurance to investors that the Bank of England was unlikely to pursue a looser monetary policy.
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For one, Michaux most definitely worked under the influence, with a much looser hand that gives in to the drug's effects.
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The rules are also "footprint-based," which means larger vehicles face looser standards (though standards for all vehicles rise over time).
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And prior to 1995, when Congress passed the Lobbying Disclosure Act, registration requirements were even looser, though registration rules did exist.
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Potential US military retrenchment could increase defence spending in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, adding to pressures for looser fiscal policy.
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It created a culture of players that were looser, wilder, and generally less skilled than those you'd find at higher-stakes games.
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Instead of withering away after the defeat of the Taliban, al-Qaeda morphed into a looser network, its nodes spread across continents.
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He might replace them with looser rules that take after the FTC or wait to roll back the Title II interpretation overall.
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"Its popularity is dying out and giving way to a looser style of that side part and slicked-back look," says Laub.
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Looser, more flexible forms of government could ease some of the conflicts of the Arab world, even the terrible bloodletting in Syria.
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Though her star power here is undiminished, the album feels looser and more vulnerable than her earlier work, sometimes even surprisingly subdued.
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Tariffs between the two counties has been blamed on slowing international growth, which has promoted global central banks to adopt looser policies.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has pushed for looser regulations for coal plants as part of a campaign pledge to boost coal production.
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Lumines' fusion of music and gameplay is looser, and frankly, it isn't likely to sound good to anyone not playing the game.
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There's a newfound (or, rather, rediscovered) rawness to it, perhaps a result of the looser way the band approached the recording process.
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She wore a looser gown but they still remained flawless at the premiere of Changeling at the Cannes Film Festival in May.
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If you dislocate it once, it's more likely to happen again, because the rotator cuff is left a little looser every time.
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Previously, this had meant "the three best teams now in baseball" but now we're going to a looser interpretation of the words.
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One of the seven seeing looser policy ING, said in a note on Friday that a move by MAS might be "imminent".
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Rather, looser, wide-legged versions — particularly those with a high rise, cropped length, and, most importantly, a raw, undone hem — reigned supreme.
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But the order she has in mind seems like the looser Europe once favoured by the British, not that of the federalists.
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On the second day security was looser and Tibetans pitched coloured tents and picnicked on the Batang grasslands south of the city.
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Chronic problems Chinese officials have turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as they seek to prop up growth.
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Some analysts attributed the stock market's rally to proposed policies from the Trump administration, including looser regulations, infrastructure spending and tax reform.
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The stock markets also have recently indicated this, considering the lukewarm reception of looser monetary policy by the Fed and the ECB.
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And historically, it's been a center of global and regional trade ... and with fewer questions asked and looser regulation than, say, Beijing.
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The U.S. auto market is facing falling demand and looser loan standards, according to a new report Tuesday from Moody's Investors Service.
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If you're into a looser look and feel in your T-shirt, then Everlane's Box-Cut Tee is the way to go.
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Banking stocks outperformed most of Europe's sectors Friday, after media reports emerged that Europe was preparing looser rules around bad loan disposals.
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He expects Draghi to reiterate his commitment to looser monetary policy and quash talk of any tapering of the asset purchase programme.
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It was the bank's first rate cut since March 2018, following significant progress on domestic fiscal reforms and looser monetary policy abroad.
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A source familiar with the matter said shareholders would now decide whether to set up another looser pact or let it dissolve.
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That's just good gamesmanship, and while it's not particularly illuminating, a front office with looser lips would be cause for greater concern.
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But it does take constant neckline readjustment out of the equation — a common issue with looser-fitting alternatives of the trendy silhouette.
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On record, Centipede Hz ended up a little over-baked compared to the looser live versions that were incubating on this tour.
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I noticed the drawings created by my left hand were much looser, and were not always close to what I had intended.
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Our critic says "Justice League," the newest DC Comics superhero movie, is looser, goosier and certainly more watchable than the last one.
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His virtuosity with paint enables him to seamlessly render his foreground subjects in sharp detail, while the backgrounds are looser and dreamier.
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The architectural language is similar to Seagram, but Union Carbide's looser syntax results in a totally different, much more pragmatic compositional effect.
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Lower interest rates and looser economic policy tend to benefit gold because they cut the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets.
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The migration of industries like cement and steel overseas can also shift production to less-efficient factories governed by looser pollution rules.
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Looser monetary policy, while stimulating economic growth, tends to benefit gold, as it cuts the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets.
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Proponents of the laws, including Johnson, point to its proximity to states such as Indiana and Wisconsin with much looser gun regulations.
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Every team is wearing alternate uniforms, with looser rules on personalized accessories, and colorful V-neck jerseys with nicknames on the back.
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However, I suggest sizing down if you like your denim extra snug or size up if you like a slightly looser fit.
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In April, the BOT imposed stricter housing loan regulations on concerns about household debt and rising bad mortgages following looser bank lending.
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Since looser, coarser grinds yield faster runtimes, that'll yield a 10-second pull and a cup of coffee that's acidic and thin.
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Chinese officials have already turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as they seek to spur more economic activity.
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U.S. stocks have rallied since the U.S. presidential election last year, when Donald Trump promised corporate America lower taxes and looser regulations.
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Chinese officials have also turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy in an effort to spur more economic activity.
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In one of his first sparring sessions since his Louisiana defeat, Mr. Taylor said he felt looser than he had in months.
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However, not all the items that would be covered by the looser Commerce Department rules are available everywhere in the United States.
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Compared to several other countries or regions, the United States has looser legal restrictions about what companies can do with customer data.
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That record run has been accompanied by looser standards by lenders, rising loan-to-value ratios and extended loan terms, Fitch said.
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I wasn't a fan of Shields's celebrated manifesto "Reality Hunger," which argued for looser boundaries among genres and greater collaboration among artists.
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During the campaign he demonstrated no special concern for free speech, advocating looser libel laws and barring certain news organizations from events.
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How will freedom of the press weather the storm of a man who feuds with the media and demands looser libel laws?
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The Regional Bank Coalition, a trade group pushing for looser rules on the smaller firms, endorsed the bill soon after its release.
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As numerous fact-checkers have observed, he seems to be getting even looser with the truth as he grows into the job.
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But it failed to signal further rate cuts for 2019, disappointing some investors who'd been hoping for hints at looser monetary policy.
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"We can play a little looser now because we came in as team number 10 (of 10)," said Denmark second Julie Hogh.
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" They acknowledged looser standards in some transactions and that they "are continuing to closely monitor how this combination of risks is evolving.
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I know it's rigorous now you've got a new baby, but it also seems like it's probably more looser and less structured.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's surprise election victory had stoked bets on higher inflation in anticipation of tax reform, looser regulations and infrastructure spending.
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Those licenses are looser than traditional copyright, and they give artists more flexibility in sharing their work and allowing others to use it.
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As Ricky Martin got dressed for the opening night of his Las Vegas residency, he realized that his pants fit a little looser.
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That language indicates that this hearing was designed to get an idea of what new, looser restrictions on the web could look like.
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A global shift towards looser monetary policy is also helping stocks, as lower interest rates make it cheaper for companies to incur debt.
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"I'm all for a looser copyright system, but I don't want people to put forward these legal arguments that have lost," he says.
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Looser fiscal policy could boost the economy, reducing the chances of interest rate cuts over the coming months from the Bank of Canada.
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"My style has gotten a lot looser since I moved to L.A.," Mr. Peskowitz said, after parking and heading for the flea market.
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As party discipline becomes looser, and cleavages within the parties deepen, this kind of scoping becomes more important -- and will yield bigger payoffs.
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But I wore leggings frequently for actual workouts; dresses, skorts, and looser shorts lack the mobility range and coverage I want while exercising.
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She proposes that Britain remain, in effect, in the single market for goods, and in a looser system of mutual recognition for services.
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Surging super PAC spending by the rich shows how the wealthiest Americans are exploiting looser campaign finance laws to expand their political power.
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If you cherry pick countries because the laws are looser, you undermine scientific development under controlled circumstances and add risk to the patient.
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But experience suggests that governments face looser budget constraints than once thought, and enjoy more freedom to support struggling economies than previously believed.
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With those high expectations for looser monetary policy, Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, is making a call in the Treasurys market.
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Today Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain offer variations on this muddled-middle theme, some of them formal coalitions, some looser toleration agreements.
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The policy responsible for it is gone, swapped in late 2015 for a looser regulation that permits all families to have two kids.
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The looser regulatory atmosphere, for example, is reflected by the fact that a major recipient of AI funding in China is facial recognition.
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Specifically, their barbs, or micro hooks, are locked so tightly together that they are denser that the surrounding feathers, which have looser barbs.
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But Kuroda said there may be more room for central-bank easing, although he added that looser policy is note needed right now.
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China's stimulus has also come largely from the fiscal side — tax and fee cuts and looser lending standards — rather than the central bank.
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It's all about selling a lot as quickly as possible, and the morals are a lot looser than most people are used to.
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It remains ambiguous whether it would be a centralized institution operating like traditional armed forces, or a looser integration of European military personnel.
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Aaron Brown, coauthor of the new proof, described what these looser kinds of transformations could look like in the context of a ball.
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"Wouldn't it be great if a shoe, in the future, could sense when you needed to have it tighter or looser?" asks Tinker.
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The looser rules are likely to raise pressure on domestic carmakers, potentially hitting the likes of Warren Buffett-backed BYD Co (002594.SZ).
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That'll include posting content to Instagram Stories, which she deems a "little freer and a little looser," rather than her static Instagram feed.
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Newcomers flourishing Green Cards travel back and forth between the two countries, taking advantage of looser restrictions on travel introduced by Barack Obama.
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Though the order was short on specifics, financial markets embraced Trump's signal that looser banking regulation is coming and pushed bank stocks higher.
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Pine looked nearly unrecognizable with black-rimmed glasses and a loose button-up shirt paired with even looser olive pants and white sneakers.
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But the consultancy added that the PBOC may revert to looser monetary conditions in coming quarters if economic activity cools more than expected.
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The current economic growth cycle is a decade old and, with looser monetary policy from the Fed, it could go on for longer.
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While states with looser restrictions don't explicitly forbid marijuana usage for pregnancy, doctors are hesitant to go against ACOG, which provides board certification.
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Others, like the Bronx Museum of the Arts and the Queens Museum, have looser parameters but a keen awareness of their social contexts.
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Her approach to country isn't predicated on toeing the line of what's expected, which means she can give her looser inclinations free rein.
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However, Fitch expects the improved economic outlook to offset around half of the impact from the looser fiscal policy on public debt ratios.
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Their long ears have gotten longer, their short legs have gotten shorter, and their elastic skin has gotten looser, according to the AKC.
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Foes of looser rules said the proposed changes open the door to weapons landing in the wrong hands and pose a reputational risk.
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Larry Summers, the former treasury secretary whom she beat to the job, has been relentlessly advocating looser monetary policy to stoke more inflation.
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"I get the sense that he believed the US Virgin Islands was likely to have looser guidelines around patient health data," Otte said.
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I keep the straps on the looser end, but I like that there's even the option to quickly adjust them with no fuss.
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When it comes to auto loans, Moody's said strong competition among banks, credit unions and finance companies has led to looser underwriting standards.
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It features looser regulations than other Chinese markets, but its growth may not be sustainable, according to analysis by Business Insider's Jack Derwin.
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But the Euro STOXX 600 managed to close of its lows on hopes of looser monetary policy from the European Central Bank policy.
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Brimming with easy dresses that boast lighter fabrics and looser fits than our current winter options, the delivery offers plenty to choose from.
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While the bra-like midsection centers your girls snugly, the remainder of the structured, cut-out shoulder blouse is looser, balancing everything out.
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But in contrast to Stella's industrial palette, Overstreet's colors are juicy and alive, and the whole thing is looser and jazzier and funnier.
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As such, it's a bit looser than their past releases, but that's the realm they've always found richest—pulling diamonds from sonic muck.
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While states with looser restrictions don't explicitly forbid marijuana usage for pregnancy, doctors are hesitant to go against ACOG, which provides board certification.
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After previous mass shootings, such as the one in Newtown, Connecticut, when 20 children died, Republican-controlled state legislatures passed looser gun laws.
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The Under Armour Tech shirt offers a looser cut for those who prefer a workout shirt that is a bit less form-fitting.
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"Justice League," the newest DC Comics superhero jam directed by Zack Snyder, is looser, goosier and certainly more watchable than the last one.
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"Right now, it looks as though the labour market is actually becoming looser," said Callam Pickering, APAC economist at global job site Indeed.
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China has India on its side on this demand, though not other vulnerable poor countries, who are wary of looser rules for China.
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And mothers in the postpartum stage are especially vulnerable to injury, because hormonal changes in pregnancy have left the ligaments and joints looser.
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Johnson's commitment to seek a looser economic relationship with Europe is also likely to have long run economic costs to the United Kingdom.
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He also expressed concerns that Trump's nominees to federal regulators would take advantage of looser rules and threaten the economy with lax oversight.
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It&aposs also worth mentioning this is a 2XS for a looser look than the prescribed 3XS which looked a bit more fitted.
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But you still want to know what it means, and in a looser way, that's the effect of the show as a whole.
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General McMaster is a serious, somber briefer who prefers an orderly process and does not respond particularly well to Mr. Trump's looser style.
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The European Commission and many eurozone governments have moved away from a strict interpretation of the European fiscal rules, favouring looser budgetary policy.
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On Stories, he said, we're more likely to show a backstage self: looser, more natural, and possibly in a state of temporary reflection.
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Republicans were eager to help Trump accomplish a major pillar of his economic agenda despite their preferences for a deal with looser restrictions.
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China and various developing nations, by contrast, have in the past preferred a "bifurcated" system that holds them to somewhat looser reporting requirements.
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The line captured the show's general essence compared to the Oscars: looser, more expansive, more self-deprecating and carrying a mischievous mean streak.
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The figure sports the same passive expression that permeates this show, but her looser carving imbues the bust with a more robust energy.
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China and other developing nations, by contrast, have in the past preferred a "bifurcated" system that holds them to somewhat looser reporting requirements.
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Australia's rate cut is the latest in a swing by central banks around the world toward looser monetary policies as the intensifying Sino-U.
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The surprises waned over the years as the internet became more ubiquitous and pro wrestlers looser with what they let slip to the public.
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And the government has a looser grip on the spigot, because China dismantled some currency restrictions to open up its economy in recent years.
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So he was more worried about the improv until he realized that it was actually more freeing to do this looser take on it.
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In addition to the inaccuracies of records kept in a looser and long-past time, many dog breed lines are shrouded, purposefully, in myth.
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Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase would benefit from looser financial regulations, while Exxon Mobil and Chevron could get boosts from easier energy production rules.
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If so, we can look forward to Trump going harder on trade, looser — still fiscal policy and even more vociferous attacks on the Fed.
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However, after a year where many top hedge funds underperformed, the top hedge funds' tight grip on the big bucks became a little looser.
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It did, in fact, show him looser and in a better mood than he usually appears when being interviewed by the likes of me.
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Even the shares of financial institutions — the companies that would most likely benefit from a looser regulatory environment favored by Republicans — have been battered.
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Looser regulations on agriculture would mean tighter ones on the construction industry, which is planning its own demonstration in The Hague on October 30th.
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"Looser fiscal policy would exacerbate the vulnerabilities that have accumulated in Turkey's economy in recent years," Tuvey said, citing the wide current account deficit.
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They just have a different way of doing it, and I think this generation is a little looser with things than I ever was.
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"If the data support it, we will take a looser monetary position at September or October's policy meeting," Agus Martowardojo told reporters on Friday.
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Until then, mass shootings will more often be followed by looser gun laws, as a paper from three researchers at Harvard Business School found.
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In the Russian feature-film industry, which subsists on a cocktail of state and private funding, things are at once looser and more depressing.
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China equities, which are less vulnerable to global market volatility, edged up by midday, aided by signs of looser liquidity in the banking system.
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Sonic Adventure feels looser and less refined in every sense, and really, the less said about the voice acting and cutscene animation, the better.
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And Huerta said the FAA is planning to extend that looser set of rules to the general population by late spring of this year.
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Out-of-pocket costs, including deductibles, "would tend to be higher" under the GOP plan than under ObamaCare because of looser requirements on insurers.
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The abstract poetics of Chicago artist M. Sage's electronic compositions get a little goofier, a little looser, on his new album Catch a Blessing.
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The promise of a major tax overhaul and looser regulations by the president partly fueled stock market gains in the months after Trump's election.
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But many euro zone countries are concerned less stringent scrutiny will not be enough to keep Greek politicians from pushing for looser fiscal policies.
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" EDWARD PARK, deputy chief investment officer at Brooks Macdonald in London: "One thing you can be sure about is (Johnson) ...wants looser fiscal policy.
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She also suggested a second, looser type of currency cooperation, much like the ECU (European Currency Unit) basket of currencies that preceded the euro.
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Bank Indonesia's outlook for 2018 GDP growth remained 5.1-5.5 percent, which took into account the rate hikes and looser mortgage rules, she said.
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These programs have already been enacted successfully in states like California and Illinois, with others like Maryland, Washington, and New Jersey following looser models.
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After years of depicting this distorted reality in painstaking acrylic paintings, Johnson started experimenting with looser forms, like sculptures made out of old socks.
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The peak sales also came amid a period of heavy incentives coupled with looser lending standards and a high amount of subprime loan activity.
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The urge to restore growth through looser monetary policy is seen by some analysts as another risk the Chinese economy could face this year.
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It has tempered polarizing policies like looser copyright enforcement rules and drug decriminalization with pledges of economic stability that have won confidence among voters.
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Greg, a member of South End Scum, tells me that they are a somewhat looser group which focuses on inclusivity and gestures of solidarity.
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The currency has received support from expectations of a looser monetary policy by the U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as the European Central Bank.
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"The economy should continue to expand rapidly over the coming months, supported by looser fiscal policy ahead of next year's general election," he said.
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And thanks to its looser fit, it's just the thing to wear in lieu of tight jeans or restricting pants for your Thanksgiving feast.
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Though the area is heavily Latino, and many of the agricultural business leaders strongly favor looser immigration laws, many there remain wary of Democrats.
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In a small study, a group of students were shown video clips of other students walking — some with looser gaits, some with tighter ones.
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The CULAC ads don't mention the senators' support for looser financial rules, but tout their efforts to protect seniors and health care for veterans.
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And while most said thatChicwish's size chart is "on point," others mention you may want to size up if you'd like a looser fit.
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The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is being blamed for slowing international growth and adding more pressure on central banks to adopt looser policies.
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The environment for free speech in China has always been unstable, sometimes looser, sometime tighter, and you never know what might cause a problem.
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These guidelines apply much looser standards for applicant's eligibility and are an important part of the explanation for increased disability awards in recent years.
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"Monetary policy should be a bit looser, we should cut rates after the Fed but the benchmark rate is not very useful," one said.
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However, a formal agreement with the Sweden Democrats would very likely see the Centre and Liberal parties, who want looser immigration policies, jump ship.
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But environmental and health advocates say emissions standards should remain stricter, citing the risks to health, the environment and climate from looser emissions regulations.
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They plan to sprinkle a softer, looser compound near the rubber when Paxton returns from the injured list, which will allow for freer movement.
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Before elections this year, he campaigned at a gun show and signed a cooperation pledge with a group advocating looser gun laws in Italy.
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In a post-Covid-19 world, globalization could be curtailed, the dollar's dominant reserve status could be challenged, and fiscal policy could become looser.
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Stocks have rallied consistently since Trump's election, fueled by optimism that he would bolster business with tax reform and looser financial and environmental regulations.
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In musical terms, though, "Worldwide Underground" was a new beginning: Badu, once known for her meticulous recordings, was adopting a looser, more spontaneous approach.
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Uses his teeth and his hand to open the bag and spill out the looser things—the sunblock, the T-shirt, the old cloth.
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While Peru's national sulfur dioxide limit is far stricter than Canada's, current law allows La Oroya to comply with a looser standard until 2029.
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Granted, standards in nonprime are generally looser than those that apply to mortgages eligible to be bought by government agencies such as Fannie Mae.
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Brussels looks set to put Italy on a looser leash, having already indicated leniency toward France over its spending concessions following violent street protests.
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I also enjoy the creative process of comedians tightening their sets — their deliveries punchier, the jokes sharper, their limbs looser — as shows go by.
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Correlations often decline, or become looser, as a bull market matures and investors are more confident and able to discriminate between names and sectors.
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But those now aged 18-35 are a bit looser with the purse strings, willing to buy on credit and take loans from family.
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Now, though, the Judiciary Committee can be a little looser, and make meaningful use of the presence of Trump's lawyer, if he sends one.
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That would give states the option to impose looser restrictions that allow utilities to emit more greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and other pollutants.
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The only deviation from tradition I allow myself here is the substitution of sausages with pork meatballs, which I prefer for their looser texture.
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Carolina Santa uses chance to pull together remnants of the handmade — scraps of paintings, cuts from drawings — in a much looser, more playful geometry.
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The central bank has resisted following other central banks in implementing looser policy to stimulate growth, nonetheless it remains cautious about Russia's near-term outlook.
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He hopes officials and corporations see the company's strategic importance and recognize the advantage Chinese producers have because of state subsidies and looser environmental regulations.
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However, the Arctis 5's looser fit, meant that a tiny bit of ambient noise sometimes leaked in, which made softer sounds harder to hear.
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Things get looser and wilder as the album progresses, revealing some of McCartney's most experimental work since his freewheeling Fireman project with the producer Youth.
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The report said that with the outlook for U.S. interest rate increases intact, existing looser capital controls are bound to result in some capital outflows.
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However, opponents have said that looser rules on how soon cities should replace their pipes will result in lead remaining in systems for more time.
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Trump said in July that France was no longer France and that if it had looser gun laws then the attacks would not have happened.
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I still think the size small is perfect, but it went from a close structured fit to a looser fit that accommodates layers like sweaters.
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In fact, she said the longer-run impacts would be more likely to depress consumer and business activity and thus would generate looser Fed policy.
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This group would take in the three members of the European Economic Area—Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein—and, albeit in a slightly looser relationship, Switzerland.
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But the paper's authors caution that better data is needed on the impact that looser EPA enforcement and deregulation could be having on air quality.
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The rally could continue once some of Trump's pro-business plans take effect, he added, citing tax cuts and looser regulations that could promote lending.
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"Just ask yourself if your clothes are fitting you better or looser, or if you have more energy, or if you feel healthier," Olson says.
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Late Wednesday, Brazil's central bank kept its key rate unchanged as expected and held back from signaling looser policy due to doubts about economic reforms.
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The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is being blamed for slowing international economic growth and adding pressure on central banks to adopt looser monetary policies.
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And inevitably, the interactions she witnesses become "looser and visibly sexual" until social norms — as well as respect for women's boundaries — seem to be forgotten.
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It has also brightened the outlook for an industry that has struggled and lost market share to places with looser regulations in Asia and Europe.
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After these "Defiant Beginnings", as the exhibition terms them, Cézanne spent time with the Impressionists, lending his next portraits a looser approach, flecked with light.
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In January Mr Trump said responsibility for approving arms exports would shift from the State Department to the Department of Commerce, which applies looser rules.
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Stocks rose on Wednesday, bolstering their gains for the month, after the Federal Reserve opened the door for looser monetary policy in the near future.
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Central bank guidance is increasingly falling on deaf ears in the market as more investors position for looser monetary policy no matter what policymakers say.
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But looser trading rules, China's highly speculative investor community, and severe supply-demand imbalances have sent shares skyward, setting the stage for a sharp selloff.
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But dozens of states have looser rules - for instance, allowing pregnant women and children who are permanent residents to access Medicaid without a waiting period.
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Critics of Obama's approach contend that many U.S. visitors have taken advantage of eased regulations and looser scrutiny to visit the island for pleasure trips.
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Again: MPAA ratings don't apply outside the U.S., and there are looser age constraints on who can and can't see the movie in other markets.
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Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray have been working on a plan to tweak the ACA through a mix of looser regulations and more reliable funding.
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In fact, the S&P's correlation to the Nikkei has remained flat, and the relationship between the S&P and the DAX is now looser.
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Supply shortage concerns, a stronger Chinese currency and looser credit conditions have boosted sentiment in copper, said Saxo Bank head of commodity strategy Ole Hansen.
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Perhaps looser American rules of engagement, which will make killing Taliban easier, but killing innocent civilians easier too, which never helps win over the population.
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China can and will loosen monetary policy but faces constraints as it does; looser policy accelerates capital outflows and places downward pressure on the yuan.
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An airlines, business and tourism hub with looser alcohol policies than most Gulf Arab neighbors, Dubai still maintains strict laws against public indecency and homosexuality.
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It fits well at your true size, but you may consider sizing up for a looser fit or down for a more slimming one also.
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More than 100 U.S. business delegations have visited Cuba since 2014 and around 300,000 Americans are expected to arrive this year under looser travel restrictions.
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At the same time, Fed officials have expressed concern that financial conditions generally have gotten looser, not tighter, in the time they've been raising rates.
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Banks with less than $10 billion in assets would see looser regulations, since they do not pose a threat to the U.S. economy, Kashkari said.
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But opponents say a federal mandate would force states that exclude people they deem high risk to accept licenses issued in states with looser standards.
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Traders noted a Bloomberg report that the European Central Bank was thinking about looser rules for its quantitative easing program had knocked the currency lower.
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British Alan and I, along with American Dewey, a producer who tells me that the Boston Symphony Orchestra is way looser than The Who, ride.
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It's the latest in a flurry of government efforts to prop up growth in recent months, such as boosting infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy.
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Although the "Four Quartets" style throughout feels homogeneous, the dancers alternate, in a rare way, between firm technical rigor and a looser kind of softness.
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Brussels wants to keep Britain in close alignment with EU laws and rules, but British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is seeking a much looser relationship.
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But the Laver Cup is trying to gain initial traction within the short attention spans and looser national affiliations of the internet and globalization era.
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At times you might feel as you did when reading the Harry Potter books, particularly later in the series, when they got longer and looser.
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Friday's nonfarm payrolls report might have provided headline fodder for those, like President Donald Trump, who believe the Fed should be significantly looser with policy.
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Instead, the United States is piling on debt and adopting policies — immigration restrictions, increased trade barriers, looser financial regulation — that many economists view as counterproductive.
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A Republican-led White House and Congress ought to have bolstered their chances, too, as the Republican Party usually champions looser rules that favor business.
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It comes in sizes small to double XL and has a looser fit, so the brand suggests sizing down if you want a smaller fit.
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They are a looser alliance than the old rebels who, in the form of the European Research Group, had their own whips and party line.
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The respirator shortage has become so acute that medical personnel are relying on surgical masks, looser-fitting garments that offer a lower level of protection.
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In February, Trump ordered reviews of major banking rules that were put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, in favor of looser banking regulation.
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Indirectly, the U.S. president can gradually change the composition of the policymaking board with successive appointments, picking candidates that favor lower rates and looser policy.
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Though I had planned to roll the pastries into tight cylinders, I adopted a looser, flatter shape, which ended up looking more like a blintz.
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The National Federation of Independent Business reported that small business optimism jumped to a record high last month, boosted by lower taxes and looser regulations.
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But that was not based on the study's original definition for recovery but on the looser one adopted by the researchers after the trial began.
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That designation exempted targeting decisions in that region from a similar "near-certainty" rule aimed at protecting civilians and instead substituted the looser battlefield standards.
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The bottom line: The administration appears to be taking no chances that California's attempted end run gains momentum while it finalizes its own, looser requirement.
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When Amigh uses the black thread to form shapes and figures, I find a much looser narrative — really I only make out characters and settings.
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This marks a change from a looser past, when Rarotongans, Samoans and Tongans, not to mention some decidedly pale-looking players, sometimes lined up alongside Maori.
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However you interpret the global back-pedaling from further negative rates it argues for the Fed to pursue looser, more accommodative policy than it otherwise might.
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The market's concern is whether the Trump administration can put the investigation behind it and revive momentum for its agenda of lower taxes and looser regulations.
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Stocks and Treasury yields jumped in the wake of Trump's victory, amid the prospects for looser regulations in certain sectors, lower tax rates and fiscal stimulus.
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Stocks and Treasury yields jumped in the wake of Trump's victory, amid the prospects of looser regulations in certain sectors, lower tax rates, and fiscal stimulus.
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Lockheed Martin posted better-than-expected quarterly profit as U.S. President Donald Trump's looser policies on foreign arms sales boosted demand for missiles and fighter jets.
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Supporters however say rigid regulatory obligations protect incumbents and hinder digital startups which offer looser arrangements to workers looking for more flexibility, albeit without basic rights.
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NIESR's report did not look at the option favoured by Prime Minister Theresa May, which would see a looser EU trading relationship than a customs union.
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Big parties are also coalitions of interests and ideologies, but they are usually more disciplined than looser groups, and so more likely to get things done.
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The old family conglomerates evolved into keiretsu, looser, less familial groupings, revolving around a main bank and trading company, each member holding shares in the others.
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It's "a little bit looser and gets a little bit wilder" than Black-ish, according to Barris, and that's evident from the season's first three episodes.
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Goldman Sachs contributed the most gains on the Dow, as the broader financial sector rallied on the prospects for looser regulation in a Donald Trump presidency.
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For a year or more after Donald Trump was elected president, their shares had been borne aloft by looser regulation, tax cuts and rising interest rates.
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Pence's debate preparations contrast sharply with the much looser sessions used by Trump in the weeks running up to his first face-off with Hillary Clinton.
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The region's main index has recouped its May losses, gaining around 6% since then, on hopes that major central banks will adopt a looser monetary policy.
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Both bonds and stocks have gotten a bid from expectations for even looser central bank policies, said Aaron Kohli, fixed income analyst at BMO Capital Markets.
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Then Jumbo can adjust your privacy settings to Weak, Medium, or Strong controls, though it never makes any privacy settings looser if you've already tightened them.
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In places like France, they allow couples to opt for a looser form of commitment either permanently or for a trial period before choosing to marry.
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Brazil's central bank kept its key rate unchanged as expected late on Wednesday and held back from signaling looser policy because of doubts over economic reforms.
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While the Federal Reserve raised U.S. interest rates for the first time in almost a decade last December, monetary policies around the world are much looser.
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The runaway success of this deal undermines the Hong Kong stock exchange's push for a third board with looser listing terms to lure more technology companies.
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Cain, who is 73, has little direct experience with monetary policy, but what track record he does have suggests a penchant for tighter, not looser, policy.
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The former governor of Georgia has historically pushed for looser regulations in agribusiness, fought against the enforcement of environmental initiatives, and expressed skepticism toward climate change.
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In 2012 and 2013 German officials lobbied against looser monetary policy; while other big central banks launched asset-purchase programmes, the European Central Bank (ECB) dithered.
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Sweden may ultimately have to choose between unemployment ranks swollen by refugees or a looser approach to employment and benefit rules, including stronger incentives to work.
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It should instead be seen as the means to reunite states that have already been splintered; the alternative to a looser structure is permanent break-up.
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One Russian lawmaker wrote on Facebook that America is looser and that it will become "more unbalanced" due to domestic threats on Trump such as impeachment.
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They may, for instance, prefer Britain because they perceive the country to have looser labor laws than other European countries, or a more reliable legal system.
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Most of the winners, created by Obama's looser restrictions on Cuban-Americans sending dollars to relatives and Cuba's cautious opening to private enterprise, are white Cubans.
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Tight pricing is coupled with looser terms, sources said, adding that lenders are willing to offer flexibility to extend loans and fewer covenants for Brazilian credits.
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The denim has just a bit of stretch, which, combined with the looser leg, make this a comfortable pair you'll want to slip on every day.
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A more dovish Fed also gives greater Beijing breathing room to juice the Chinese economy with looser monetary policy, which tends to drive money into stocks.
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He embraced a fiscally responsible but progressive agenda, which included support for looser abortion laws and the Equal Rights Amendment and opposition to the death penalty.
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The US has the highest rates of private gun ownership in the world, in part thanks to gun laws that are looser than other nations' restrictions.
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But in administrative hearings, they would significantly raise the bar for holding schools liable for addressing misconduct compared with looser processes outlined by the Obama administration.
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Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, argued for a looser model that could, for example, allow psychedelics to be sold over the counter.
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Bird Town is a looser, stickier, more boho environment than the sleek, manicured Hollywoo of "BoJack," and the series is decidedly, and overtly, more female-centric.
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"Due to resourcing and employee quality issues, it's difficult to prevent there being some looser bureaus and some stricter ones," said one current Beijing-based regulator.
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Thanks to rock, he writes musical theater lyrics that arise from their stories at unexpected angles and with a looser diction than most of the classics.
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In 2015, before he became president, Mr. Trump was criticized for suggesting that the attacks would have turned out differently if Paris had looser gun regulations.
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The Trump administration says the looser mileage standards will allow consumers to keep buying the less fuel-efficient SUVs that U.S. drivers have favored for years.
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Along with many economists, Mr Draghi believes that the euro zone needs looser fiscal policy to ginger it up, rather than relying solely on monetary means.
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Following the U.S. Federal Reserve's emergency interest rate cut, U.S. equities fell while gold jumped, suggesting many investors are sceptical about the utility of looser money.
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The third episode was about a generational parenting conflict that pitted Roseanne's stricter, more traditional style against the looser, hands-off approach of her daughter Darlene.
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Or it can form a minority government, and seek a looser deal for smaller-party support on critical votes — known as a "confidence and supply" arrangement.
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The Central Election Commission will only announce the official results much later in the evening, by which time the looser is likely to have already conceded.
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Looser enforcement and more lenient penalties have made the open use of marijuana — along with its unmistakable, pungent scent — more common on city streets and elsewhere.
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China's land market has recovered under looser credit conditions this year and the premiums developers pay for land rebounded sharply in the first quarter of 2019.
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However, banks with less than $10 billion in assets would see looser regulations, since they do not pose a threat to the U.S. economy, Kashkari said.
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Business owners and investors have anticipated Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress would enact tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser regulations to promote faster economic growth.
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"Looser monetary policies are generally favourable to gold, which has benefited since the Fed paused its tightening path," said Nicholas Frappell, global general manager, ABC Bullion.
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Trump's victory had spurred bets on rising interest rates if he and a Republican-controlled Congress can quickly enact tax reforms, looser regulations and infrastructure spending.
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"I haven't stepped on a scale, but my pants have gotten looser," he told PEOPLE backstage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on Friday.
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The aim would be to fuse the small car categories that PSA and GM failed to combine under a looser 21 alliance that missed key targets.
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He's also remained a fixture of the screen, though filmic adaptations of Clancy's work have predictably played a little faster and looser with the character's timeline.
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The party is likely to demand much looser fiscal policy, which would force Europe's budget hawks, who vigorously oppose that kind of thing, into a tough spot.
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Bachelor in Paradise is meant to be the looser cousin of The Bachelor, ditching the pretense of a storybook romance in favor of a spring break vibe.
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In monetary policy terms, Yellen is considered to be dovish — meaning she prefers looser policies, such as low interest rates, that are meant to stimulate economic growth.
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Stocks and Treasury yields have skyrocketed since President-elect Donald Trump's victory amid the prospects of looser regulations in certain sectors, lower tax rates and fiscal stimulus.
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Hawkish foreign policy positions, coupled with looser domestic regulation, could create an avalanche of selling from two of the biggest Treasury buyers: big U.S. banks and China.
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Currency markets have in recent months been driven by a shift at global central banks to looser monetary policy as economic demand slows and trade disputes intensify.
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Tightly wound at first, Emma eventually vibes with the group and makes her way to the dance floor, becoming looser and wilder as the night goes on.
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So have component parts of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, a looser structure which falls short of a full merger but whose pace of cost savings has been sluggish.
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In theory, worsened growth prospects should strengthen expectations of yet looser monetary policy in Europe and Japan and hence bode ill for the yen and the euro.
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But the central bank's regular survey of banks suggests that its accommodative monetary-policy stance continued to translate into looser credit conditions over the past six months.
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Economists and businesspeople said the looser cap would meanwhile see companies turn back to the black market to source dollars and channel them into the banking system.
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But authorities have been urging lenders to help keep cash-strapped private firms afloat, sparking concerns that looser lending standards will expose banks to more bad loans.
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Earlier this week he dismissed a suggestion that Britain would be a "vassal state" and urged critics to focus on the opportunities of a future, looser relationship.
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She was darker-skinned than her sister, and her hair type, while still looser than mine, was close enough that I felt I could learn from her.
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This all points to investors anticipating stronger growth resulting from easier U.S. fiscal policy, lower taxes and looser regulation, particularly in the financial sector, the BIS said.
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It was a different contest then, both looser and more intimate; most players reclined on the court together like they were at the same big slumber party.
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Only Mr Sanders conforms to the textbook; he says explicitly that he wants more say over the Fed because he wants monetary policy to be made looser.
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The most recent of Nickson's works in the exhibition, executed in 2017, are notably looser and more freely painted than the earlier paintings and drawings on view.
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Nike shoe designer Tinker Hatfield says in a statement that sneaker could eventually sense when you need a tighter or looser fit and adjust on the fly.
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With no immediate prospect of adding "boots on the ground", others have joined Campbell in suggesting looser terms of engagement and stressing the importance of air operations.
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OSLO, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Norway's banking regulator proposed mandatory rules for consumer loans and credit cards on Friday, which would replace the looser guidelines currently in place.
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Trade groups say they are expecting him to take a looser grip on the banks than Daniel Tarullo, the previous supervisor-in-chief at the Federal Reserve.
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson said in November a broader mandate could mean looser monetary policy at times, but Orr avoided making similar comments in the news conference.
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Venue rules will make it possible for plaintiffs' lawyers to opt for trial courts in the 9th Circuit, where they will benefit from the looser pleading standard.
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In the past, Deutsche Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has rejected looser monetary policy and parts of the German public have baulked at sub-zero policy interest rates.
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It was when stricter anti-crime measures and looser financial regulations came into being, policies now attacked almost daily by contenders offering voters their visions and revisions.
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So was the familiar silhouette (round-necked, elongated, with narrow shoulders and sleeves), albeit a little looser and more fluid than it has been in the past.
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Stirrups began to decline several decades ago as a new generation of stars chose longer, looser-fitting pants whose hems hung over the back of the cleats.
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A former prosecutor and state senator, Garrett is a libertarian-leaning conservative who advocated for looser marijuana laws and was a member of the House Freedom Caucus.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Industrials set a record high led by financial stocks, on the expectation of looser regulations and consumer protections that could lift profits.
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With health care on the back burner, Trump gained some leeway to focus on his pro-business promises, like looser regulations, lower tax rates and fiscal stimulus.
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He insisted the proposed rollbacks would have a limited impact on system-wide capital and liquidity, though analysts say several major banks would experience much looser standards.
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Gustav Klimt's unraveling painting, "Posthumous Portrait of Ria Munk III," combines loose brushwork and looser drawing, avoiding the claustrophobia busyness of some of his fully finished efforts.
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But the headlining trio is still the main draw, especially since they're even more comfortable in their roles, making their banter both looser and sharper than ever.
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Overall, civilian casualties are rising in Afghanistan as the coalition steps up air strikes under looser rules of engagement that the Trump administration approved over the summer.
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People most commonly go under the knife to mend post-menopausal or post-childbirth changes that can make looser inner labia uncomfortable in clothing or during sex.
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Brazil, Chile and Peru, on the other hand, will provide no fiscal boost, relying solely on looser monetary policy, even though exchange rates are weakening, they say.
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The rules are somewhat looser on measures like cheap loans from state-controlled banks or efforts to replace imports by fostering domestic production of the same goods.
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Though there might be economic uncertainty among the middle classes, wealthier consumers are feeling confident and richer because of changes like looser business regulations and lower taxes.
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Japanese stocks were supported by optimism for a looser monetary policy in the United States, but investors were also cautious about the potential impact on the yen.
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" Looser restrictions on movement meant increased traffic on some streets and residents venturing out to stroll along Dal Lake, "a popular tourist destination ringed by Himalayan mountains.
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Phrases like conscious consumption, sustainability and social responsibility are often used synonymously, but some of these phrases have carefully measured definitions, while others are a bit looser.
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They also trust Mr. Johnson more to steer the next phase of negotiations, focusing on a trade deal, and to secure much looser ties to the bloc.
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More expensive are so-called N95 respirators, which unlike looser-fitting masks keep out small airborne particles and are most often used to protect against airborne transmission.
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While some designers have lately adopted rigid sculptural silhouettes in their collections, others have taken that same penchant for volume and turned it toward looser, easier pieces.
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WANTED: LOOSER PURSE-STRINGS The challenge for policymakers is convincing consumers to loosen their purse-strings in a slowdown, which has prompted concerns among policymakers about jobs.
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This was, admittedly, for convenience: The local Lutherans were known for their excellent day care; the looser Unitarian Universalists favored marches into tick-filled woods and drumming.
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Best of all, it's made with 100 percent organic cotton for breathability all day long, and the looser fit and crew neck will keep you moving freely.
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Trump would face challenges winning the backing of Congress for all his policies, and some economists argue that looser tax policy could actually help boost economic growth.
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Unlike riding with a looser-fitting jersey and pair of bib shorts, with a skinsuit there's nothing to snag your bike, pedals, or myriad other obstacles on.
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It stemmed from looser campaign finance rules, FBI Director James Comey and the influence of a few powerful individuals — namely the Koch brothers, his long-running nemeses.
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Its inclusion in the exhibition implies that the artist's move toward a looser organization, which brings space and air into his new paintings, is a deliberate undertaking.
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U.S. equities closed at new record levels Thursday after the Bank of England hinted at looser monetary policy next month and as earnings season kicked into full gear.
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Uber's refusal to apply for a $150 permit to test self-driving cars in California initially led it to move the operation to Arizona, where regulations are looser.
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The idea is to stop people from going to places with looser gun laws, buying a lot of guns, and taking them back home to resell them illegally.
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A weaker dollar and looser fiscal policy raise the allure of hard assets such as commodities that tend to hold their value as that of paper money falls.
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He was a major proponent internally for user privacy and clashed with his superiors, who tended to push for looser security standards, according to The New York Times.
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He also called for looser libel laws to permit newspapers to be sued more easily and advocated the use of torture, long held to violate the Eighth Amendment.
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It is thus curious that Mr Hammond has since emerged as a hero of the Tory left: a champion of a liberal, open Britain and looser public finances.
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"Supporting domestic demand through a slightly looser fiscal policy may have paid off," says Mr Santi, "but it is no substitute for the structural reforms Portugal still needs."
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So by setting national standards, the EPA can make sure every state complies with regulations — and prevents damage to surrounding states from ones that might have looser regulations.
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Rather, the push was tied to requests by Palantir's customers to mine social data during a time when Facebook's restrictions on accessing and gathering data were much looser.
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"Most presidents only do that when the economy is in rough shape, when they want looser rates and the Fed sees the need to tighten rates," she said.
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"The shift to looser fiscal policy and a less favourable stance towards the EU is reinforcing selling pressures on the euro in the near-term," MUFG strategists said.
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Wall Street investors took the negative data in their stride Friday, with traders hopeful it could pave the way for looser monetary policy from the U.S. central bank.
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This is a worry to human rights and privacy advocates, who fear what the country's looser privacy restrictions and the broad powers held by local authorities might mean.
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It is right for the Fed to look for the labour market for signals as to whether monetary policy is tighter or looser than the economy can sustain.
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The proximate cause appears to be a combination of looser credit – average first-home mortgage rates have nosed down in recent months – and some easing of purchasing limits.
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Emerging markets have enjoyed capital inflows this year on signs major central banks would embrace a looser monetary policy as a result of trade disputes and growth concerns.
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For an "out of office" vibe, wear a form-fitting gray turtleneck as a base layer, with a looser-fit white oxford shirt over it for crisp contrast.
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Investors dumped bond holdings on the notion that Trump's proposed economic policies, including tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser regulations, would result in higher inflation and federal borrowing.
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But, you can wear a turtleneck (or another type of sweater) under a boiler suit, which is looser all over, with a slight cinch at the waist. 29.
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Still, some officials worry that the BOJ will appear less dovish if its stands pat at a time when U.S. and European central banks are signaling looser policy.
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When it was written, the CFPB created the patch or exemption for government housing agencies and Fannie and Freddie, allowing them to back loans with looser underwriting standards.
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But there are concerns that looser lending standards may fuel a further rise in bad loans as well as inefficient investment and speculation, particularly in the property market.
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A housing glut continued to take its toll in smaller centers such as rustbelt city Shenyang, which implemented looser buying conditions in an effort to ramp up demand.
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And his speaking style was notably looser and freer than the rest of the speeches in the ceremony: He was speaking in the rhythm of black American preachers.
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"On the one hand, the market was hoping the bank would sound more concern and maybe crack the door to looser policy north of the border," Manimbo said.
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The BoE said this month the outlook for global economic growth had improved, partly due to market expectations of tax cuts and looser regulation in the United States.
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But she still needs to secure approval from a skeptical parliament, and a much looser agreement on the trading relationship after the transition period provides very few details.
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He is skeptical that Moskowitz can successfully introduce a looser form of pedagogy into an institutional environment where strict compliance is demanded from students, teachers, and parents alike.
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One circle could represent countries within the single market and then a further circle, for countries such as the U.K. and Switzerland where the ties are much looser.
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They were not uncomfortably tight, but I think aesthetically I would have liked the way the dress looked a little more had those parts been a little looser.
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"Everyone is looking at what I'm wearing, what I'm doing, so that they can say I'm a liberal"—too aligned with looser Western morals and values—she said.
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Men who wear looser-fit boxer shorts have higher sperm concentration than men squeezed into tight underwear, a new study published Wednesday in the journal Human Reproduction found.
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After terrorists attacked a concert hall in Paris last year, Mr. Trump also said that the outcome would have been different if the city had looser gun laws.
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While this Fury is looser and greener than the one we've seen in other movies, he retains that essential Fury-ness that tells you he'll brook no nonsense.
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But Nomura's McCafferty said that given the unclear ability of ever-looser monetary policy to jump-start growth, global investors are increasingly looking to signs of fiscal support.
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Instead of casting women with crespo hair like July (characterized by tight Afro curls), producers go for someone with cachos—looser curls that can imply a mixed heritage.
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It does seem to work best with rain boots since they have a lot of traction, and since they tend to fit looser than your average leather boot.
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Expectations of a looser, inflation-boosting fiscal stance under Trump helped U.S. long-dated Treasury yields rise to their highest levels in more than 10 months on Thursday.
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Proposed tax breaks aimed at the wealthiest Americans could reinvigorate a flagging luxury housing market, looser government regulations could benefit business and infrastructure improvements could spur job growth.
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It's still quintessential Seinfeld, poking fun at cereal and air travel and prepositions, but his set is looser, intimate and more biographical, a rebrand for the podcast age.
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Thompson's drawings are still lush and considered, flowing across the pages from his Pentel brush-pen, but the book is looser, sweeter, more suggestive than his other pieces.
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Both countries are competitive in industries like finance and digital services; executives in those industries say they could benefit writing rules looser than those of the European Union.
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Brazil's central bank also kept borrowing costs at a record low on Wednesday, as expected, but held back from signalling looser policy because of doubts on economic reforms.
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Even looser romps like "The Cold Wind" feature riffs too safe to be exciting, padded with store brand hippie lyrics about this flower child or that Tolkienesque landscape.
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The WTO hadn't been formed yet, so global trade laws were a lot looser and there was no central authority that countries could turn to for settling disagreements.
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The main room still groans with racks and racks of suits, blazers, shirts and ties, but here was, as promised, a new texture for Kiton, a looser attitude.
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Estimates vary, but EU countries trade roughly half as much with each other as states in America but twice as much as they would in a looser arrangement.
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He also tends to be more comfortable around law enforcement officials, almost guaranteeing he will be looser on Wednesday in Las Vegas than in Puerto Rico on Tuesday.
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Another Golden Globes trademark is that the ceremony is usually a lot looser than other awards show, with free-flowing alcohol seen in attendees' hands throughout the night.
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It feels both looser and beefier than the 1991 movie, running forty-five minutes longer and lacking its compacted delights, and Condon cannot lay a paw on Cocteau.
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Most Senate Republicans are eager to hand Trump a victory on one of his top priorities ahead of the 2020 elections, despite their preferences for looser trade restrictions.
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Already, President Trump has granted a Pentagon request to declare parts of three provinces of Yemen to be an "area of active hostilities" where looser battlefield rules apply.
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When it's flat, he snaps it on the counter, each snap stretching it, making it looser and sheerer, until it shimmies like a Chinese dancer's never-ending sleeve.
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"Whatever the outcome, we think that political uncertainty and the likelihood of looser fiscal policy will push bond yields up," Capital Economics said in a note Monday morning.
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Perhaps the bigger issue is the fact that none of the major parties are pushing for reforms and almost all of them are inclined toward looser fiscal policy.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain, is running on a tough law and order platform advocating looser gun controls, which has won him widespread support among Brazil's agriculture sector.
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As Snap priced its offering, the stock market surged to another high, helped by expectations of tax cuts, looser regulations and higher interest rates under the Trump administration.
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The links between the US and YPG in Afrin are looser than in other parts of the country, but the group poses problems for Turkey-US relations nonetheless.
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A so-called hawkish Fed is one that is more likely to move to tighten policy than make it looser by cutting interest rates or taking other measures.
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Under the Trump administration's new guidance, states that are currently finalizing their plans can consider adopting a looser standard than would have been allowed under the Obama administration.
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Behind each of these sheets, however, are stacks of smaller, often looser notational drawings that the artist kept mostly private and considered separate from his more formal drawings.
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Another possibility is that heavily polluting industries, like steel or cement manufacturers, could start leaving states with strict climate policies and move to areas with looser pollution rules.
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Many automakers, however, would prefer looser rules from 20220 to 2025, since it already costs billions of dollars to comply and the standards only get tougher over time.
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If a right-wing speaker came to a college campus, they could just as easily be sued under a looser standard—surely a terrifying prospect for conservatives everywhere.
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Speculation that the ECB could possibly announce looser terms for a new cheap lending scheme sent German 10-year government bond yields to a record low of minus 0.230%.
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Even as relative calm returns, bond markets in particular have benefited from fears the trade war could spark a global slowdown and bolster the case for looser monetary policy.
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Looser standards might mean there's a chance more people will take on more debt than they can afford, according to Tim Devaney, a credit card expert at Credit Karma.
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Nevertheless, UK growth forecasts have been revised up slightly to 1.6% in 13 and 1.4% in 2018 on the back of incoming data and a looser fiscal policy stance.
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For individuals who have recently lost weight, the fluid pooling situation can be greater because their skin is now much looser, providing much more space for fluids to pool.
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For instance, Gallup polls have consistently shown since the 1990s that the population of Americans supporting stricter gun control laws far out number those supporting looser gun control laws.
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Investors had piled into bullish bets on the dollar in anticipation of tax cuts, looser regulations and infrastructure spending from U.S. President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress.
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The market's concern on the issue is whether the Trump administration can put the investigation behind it and revive momentum for their agenda of lower taxes and looser regulations.
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Bridgewater Associates' flagship fund reportedly posted one of its worst first-half performances in two decades, as global equity and bond markets rebounded on expectations of looser monetary policy.
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While Citi had strict procedures in place to screen employees who were registered or intended to become registered, the bank had looser procedures for non-registered employees, FINRA found.
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The 40-piece collaboration, which is already shoppable, reimagines classic garments in contemporary silhouettes (either more fitted or looser), as well as the designer duo's signature mix of prints.
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Then, the menstrual cycle can make them get even looser, which means that during pivoting sports or shifting of the knee, the ACL is under more risk of tearing.
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The hair will be taking a more natural turn: "The waves have gotten looser, sexier, and a little more lived-in," Potempa tells PeopleStyle of the models' legendary strands.
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Hopes for looser U.S. monetary policy have been a tonic for riskier assets, which were buffeted last month by an escalation in the trade conflict between Washington and Beijing.
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Under the ETS, some industries are eligible for free permits if they are deemed to be vulnerable to competition from countries with looser environmental regulations, known as "carbon leakage".
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Although looser policy does work partly through a weaker exchange rate, its effect on boosting the euro area should also create more appetite to buy American motorbikes and bourbon.
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Recently, it's becoming a looser term, extending all the way to advanced lacquers that (supposedly) harness the long-wearing abilities of gel — without the hassle of application or removal.
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Zhang's comments come as central banks — the U.S. Federal Reserve and European Central Bank — signal that they could opt for looser monetary policies amid concerns of slowing economic growth.
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Director Taika Waititi puts Chris Hemsworth's considerable comedy chops to good use, resulting in a version of the character that feels fresher and looser than anything we've seen before.
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Although later that night, the model was seen out and about in New York rocking similar — albeit looser — set of curls that could have very realistically been her own.
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That had to be a disappointment to Beijing, which has resorted to ever-looser fiscal and monetary policy to support growth and jobs in the world's second largest economy.
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As defaults increase, recoveries are expected to be much lower due to looser documents and more loan-only structures that lack bonds to help cushion some of the loss.
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They were asked to decide between an all-out coalition deal or a looser pact, proposed by Sanchez, that would include just a few low-ranking Podemos-backed officials.
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But with looser trading rules designed to give market forces a bigger role in setting prices on the new board, even seasoned investors are bracing for a wild ride.
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Over the course of her career, her albums — including those with the trio Pistol Annies — have become looser, more curious, less married to a fixed idea of the genre.
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This feeling of uncertainty is amplified by the puzzle design and control system, both of which are a lot looser than you'd usually find in a game like this.
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In May's first six months in Downing Street, she intimated a form of Brexit that would give the U.K. looser bonds with the E.U. than Iceland and Turkey have.
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Jeans are ripped in the right places, fitted where you want them to be, and looser in the areas where you need some extra give, like around the waist.
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And like other forms of gun violence—including homicide, suicide, and unintended accidents—researchers are finding that mass shooting events happen more often in states with looser gun laws.
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This results in harsh (but spottily implemented) penalties in some places, looser laws elsewhere and a sense that Europe is no longer a place where policymakers can take risks.
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Looser licenses also may make it easier to solicit contributions to the product, and they make users more comfortable that the project is less dependent on a small startup.
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Inspired by the original Grimm's Fairy tales, he envisioned The Dark Crystal as a much more surreal movie, with more violence, a looser plot, less narration, and scarier villains.
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That the event and accommodations share the same site offers a weekender feel that finds everyone looser than if they had to trek back and forth to distant abodes.
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It would almost certainly deepen tensions within the British government between those who want a deeply entwined trading relationship with Europe and those who favor a looser one. Mrs.
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She's the calm center, the ground bass, and though she acknowledges the looser culture around her with a shy shimmy, the influence flows more strongly in the opposite direction.
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Recent translators have tried to split the difference between Greek and English; Stanley Lombardo, Robert Fagles and Stephen Mitchell all use a looser, longer but still five-beat line.
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With only closures of some sectors in the places hardest hit, the other places with looser restrictions continue to have exponential growth and soon become the next hardest hit.
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"This is a wonderful discovery that connects some literary dots," said Devoney Looser, the author "The Making of Jane Austen," a recent study of Austen's path to literary celebrity.
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Yet even now Iran is under looser nuclear strictures than South Korea, and would have been allowed to enrich as much material as it liked once the deal expired.
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The west African CFA franc, which is used by eight countries, will be ditched in 2020 and replaced by the eco, which will have far looser ties to France.
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"With the WTI forward curve back above $50, shale operators will be able to profitably hedge incremental production for 2018, thus risking even looser balances next year," he said.
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At a time when dance programming often takes cues from museum exhibitions, cohering around specific themes or provocations, there's something refreshingly old school in the looser La MaMa Moves!
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The record has a rugged rhythmic twine that reflects their work in Five Elements, Mr. Coleman's band, but it's also looser and earthier than most of Mr. Coleman's music.
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One is the persistent call by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi for more fiscal stimulus, fuelling concern that looser ECB monetary policy easing may have run its course.
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As the only Democrat on the commission until July 2019, Jackson was the sole opponent of the SEC's looser conflict of interest standards for stock brokers and financial advisers.
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Furthermore, despite Trump's claims that the Fed has somehow done something crazy, monetary policy has actually been looser than Trump's own economic team expected when making their rosy forecasts.
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The Seattle Times in May reported that one senior Boeing engineer balked at management demands for looser testing of the fire-suppression system around the 737 Max's new engines.
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"Without the proposed amendments, the issuers would need to refinance the notes with new bonds containing looser covenants in order for the dividend to be permitted," their report said.
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The New York shows tend to have a looser, grittier feel than the often-extravagant runway exhibitions in Milan and Paris, and the people who attend seem more relaxed.
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Greenwood said Canada and Mexico both want a formal dispute resolution arrangement stitched into the agreement, but the U.S. would prefer to deal with problems on a looser basis.
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The companies do not try to spread themselves too thin: McDermott estimated that Adidas has "75 to 100" prospects on contract, with 30 or 40 more on looser terms.
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Proponents of looser requirements around who can and can't buy private funds say the current rules stifle the economic liberty of Americans to choose how they invest their savings.
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Beijing in response has resorted to trillions of dollars worth of new measures intended to stimulate the economy, including tax cuts for businesses, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy.
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BELGRADE, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Serbia's central bank plans to maintain its looser monetary policy because the country's inflation rate remains below its target range, the bank said on Friday.
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Around 96 percent of baby boys have a non-retractable foreskin, but biological changes and the onset of erections mean that the foreskin becomes looser as they grow older.
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When it comes to foreign entanglements, Trump has not just given the military looser guidelines in existing conflicts but can't stop rattling sabers in the direction of North Korea.
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The new U.S. administration last week ordered a reviews of major banking rules that were put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, signalling that looser banking regulations are coming.
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The Defense Department has also welcomed the somewhat looser oversight being conducted by the Trump White House, which has had a lighter hand so far than the former Obama administration.
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This one's a little looser than those, but it's still the sort of mob-centric crime film that Scorsese makes seem so easy, where so many other directors flail about.
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She cautioned the number of rate hikes partly hinges on the impact from possible tax cuts, infrastrucuture spending and looser regulaton from President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Although Turkey will not join the EU for many years, if ever, a looser EU, with several classes of member or associate country, might one day find room for it.
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Mr Valls, a Blairite who once called for his party to drop the name "socialist", has pushed for looser labour laws and takes a hard line on security and integration.
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