Yet, somehow, the river is still at a low ebb.
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And a moment of low ebb for the country too.
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But relations between the two countries are at a low ebb.
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The earthquakes come with the national mood at a low ebb.
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In 2016, that number was just 18% -- matching its low ebb.
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Value investing has been at a low ebb for nine years now.
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"Theory abounds, but concrete visual perception is at a low ebb," he maintains.
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It just arrives in unpredictable waves — and Friday's deal represents a low ebb.
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"I didn't go to see him because I was at a low ebb," she tells me.
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The government is following a policy of austerity and as the economy at a low ebb.
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As Spider-Man: Far From Home nears its conclusion, Peter Parker is at a low ebb.
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When Caryl died of lung cancer in 2011, the Halliburton class action was at a low ebb.
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One difficulty with Aachen is that, despite the smiles, Franco-German relations are at a low ebb.
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These days, trust in our major professions—in politicians, journalists, business leaders—is at a low ebb.
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"We're in this low-ebb intensity conflict probably until the end of the Trump administration," says Goldenberg.
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On Russia, Mr. Tillerson was far less optimistic, describing a relationship that has reached a low ebb.
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The party won't be irreparably doomed, but it will have been pushed down to a low ebb.
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But, the emphasis of "on many sides" -- Trump repeated that phrase twice -- is, I think, the low ebb.
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Let's face it, trust in government and even government law enforcement is at a low ebb right now.
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With investor interest already at a low ebb, analysts said, Mr. Putin could not abide such a distraction.
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"The Bureau's reputation is at a low ebb because of Comey's decisions," the magazine said in an editorial.
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Likewise, the opposition Labour party is facing a leadership crisis with confidence in Jeremy Corbyn at a low ebb.
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" In a statement, Mr. Scorsese recalled: "We started working together in the ′80s, during a low ebb in my career.
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I think it's such an incredible thing for someone to go from such a low ebb to such titanic, gargantuan success.
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Last year marked a low ebb, according to a survey by Reuters of 20 large European banks conducted in mid-February.
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Malaysian badminton, however, is at a low ebb compared to a decade ago when its top players were prevalent at global tournaments.
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Relations between Iran and Pakistan have been at a low ebb since 10 Iranian border guards were killed by militants last month.
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The highlight was tonking Azerbaijan 6-0 at home, the low ebb a 0-0 draw with the same side in Baku.
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But with mutual trust at low ebb and no player union in sight, it is likely a compromise candidate will take over.
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When you're feeling low: Another trick Facebook's algorithms can do is make a pretty good guess about when you're at a low ebb.
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"Cabaret" was a turning point in the musical theater form at a time when the relevance of Broadway was at a low ebb.
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"Cabaret" was a turning point in the musical theater form at a time when the relevance of Broadway was at a low ebb.
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But while he helped turn the page on that episode, he leaves while faith in Parliament is at a low ebb because of Brexit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PROVIDENCE — By the mid-nineteenth century in France, the art of making prints was at a low ebb.
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Still, being a Russian company operating in America with diplomatic and economic relations between the two superpowers at a low ebb can't be easy.
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He explained that City chairman Frank Johnson brought up the idea of merging the two sides at a particularly low ebb for his team.
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In 1999, at the age of twenty-eight, Charlie Brooker, the British satirist who is now a television auteur, was at a low ebb.
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They argue that a more conventional approach from the White House is essential if the president is to recover from his current low ebb.
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The meeting of the two prominent global leaders portrays a warm relationship and comes as Russia's relations with the U.S. are at a low ebb.
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Second, the Democratic Party (DP), the main opposition, was at a particularly low ebb when the election was called, even by its own dismal standards.
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His announcement is coming at a low ebb in Trump's polling, but it also comes as the GOP nominee's fundraising is picking up considerable steam.
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By contrast, when President Richard Nixon was forced from office in 1974, the economy was at a low ebb with unemployment and inflation spiking simultaneously.
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Yet when relations with Turkey are at a low ebb because of its incursion into Syria, the energy needed to push back seems to have sapped.
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This is a battle the press has been avoiding for a long time, which is one reason among many its authority is at a low ebb.
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This is the story of how NBA Entertainment bridged the divide between the league's low ebb and its Jordan-era renaissance, and helped to save the league.
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He's at a low ebb at the moment, tied to a chair, wearing mitts and a helmet, and gazing at a hypnotically chanting Teddy Ruxpin hamster ball.
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Meanwhile, having faced a Tottenham side weakened in several departments and at something of a low ebb all told, Arsenal have been left to rue a missed opportunity.
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With relations already at a low ebb between Rome and Brussels, Ciocca's act of defiance with a shoe is unlikely to mend fractious relations between the two sides.
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The team is at something of a low ebb at the moment and, as such, they looked to the talismanic influence of Zlatan Ibrahimovic at every given opportunity.
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The facts are clearer than ever, but those institutions are weaker and social trust, which the right has been concertedly attacking for decades, is at a low ebb.
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At best, Christians may hope to build a counterculture, but in the wider landscape our ability to shape trends or resist them is at a historical low ebb.
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Ties between the East Asian nations are already at a low ebb following a compensation dispute over Koreans forced to work in Japanese factories in World War Two.
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Since many are in France, renewed pressure for their extradition threatens to create yet another source of friction between two countries whose relations are already at a low ebb.
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Relations between France and Italy were at a low ebb following France's decision to nationalise the STX France shipyards, thus cancelling a deal with an Italian state-owned firm.
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"From sales and orders to confidence and investment intentions, many of the business indicators we track are at a low ebb," the BCC's acting director general, Adam Marshall, said.
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The time when a system requires propping up is when it is resented—which is when any faith that it is doing good will be at a low ebb.
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Relations between the EU and Russia are at a low ebb after Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its alleged support for a pro-Russian uprising in east Ukraine.
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Added to that historical tension, the military sale comes at a time when relations between Washington and Beijing are at a particularly low ebb due to the ongoing trade war.
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He does not hesitate to tell his superiors in outbursts of slang precisely what he thinks of them, even though his finances at the time are at a low ebb.
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With relations already at a low ebb, Russia's devastating bombing campaign in Aleppo, which is not expected to be formerly discussed, has provided a dark backdrop for the meeting, diplomats said.
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"Even while tensions are at a relatively low ebb, I think we can expect to see military flights to the Spratlys in the coming months – including the first jet fighters," Storey said.
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A graduate of Columbia Law School who was a clerk for Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, he arrived in Baghdad in January 2004, when the war effort was at a low ebb.
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As Iran's economy struggles under U.S. sanctions restricting its key economic sectors including oil, shipping and banking, its relations with the U.S. and its Middle Eastern neighbors are at a low ebb.
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It has proved exceptionally hard, for instance, to kick-start borrowing in the euro zone because confidence has sunk to a low ebb and bad loans from the past are piled high.
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The financial crisis struck at a low ebb in George W. Bush's effectiveness, but the Great Depression hit with a popular and (at that point) famously competent Herbert Hoover at the helm.
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PRO-PUTIN PARTY AT LOW EBB The elections present a challenge for the authorities with the popularity of United Russia at its lowest in more than a decade, according to official pollsters.
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The Eurasia Group analysts said that the escalation of tensions on Friday could mark a new low ebb in US-Russia relations and lead to "intense" political pressure for the U.S. to act.
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Then, the Fed will be forced to employ emergency measures again, this time with no guarantee that they will ward off, or even lessen, a recession that comes with inflation at such low ebb.
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Earlier this week in the New York Post, Joel Sherman talked to Don Mattingly, who was the New York Yankees' answer to Wright during a low ebb for their franchise a couple decades ago.
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Unfortunately, they are also without a win in six in all competitions, and go into the North London derby this weekend with several players missing and at a general low ebb in terms of morale.
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They also had the benefit of coming along when antitrust enforcement was at a low ebb, after decades of policy driven by an ideological consensus that mergers are generally good unless they raise consumer prices.
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He said he was here to learn, but whatever lessons in populism the Front has to offer these days might best be forgotten, with the party at a low ebb in its nearly 50-year history.
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He takes over at a time when faith in Parliament is at a low ebb, with British politics fractured by divisions over Brexit and lawmakers on the receiving end of abuse and threats, particularly over social media.
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He takes over at a time when faith in Parliament is at a low ebb, with British politics fractured by divisions over Brexit and lawmakers on the receiving end of abuse and threats, particularly over social media.
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The customs delay comes during what Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has called a "low ebb" in relations with China, where Australia sends A$93 billion ($70 billion) a year of exports from steel products to infant formula.
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Relations between Australia and the world's No.2 economy have been at low ebb over accusations of China's influence in Australia's media, universities and politics and its use of loans to build leverage over poorer South Pacific island nations.
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The schemes, the largest of which is the 1,856 MW Sawalkote plant, will take years to complete, but their approval could prove a flashpoint between the nuclear-armed neighbors at a time when relations are at a low ebb.
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What followed were a series of dueling news conferences by the panelists and by government officials, each accusing the other of playing with the truth and bringing the relationship between the government and the experts to a low ebb.
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Since the Charlottesville blow-up in mid August, when the president's fortunes were at low ebb -- and I'll repeat my view that there's not a white-supremacist, racist, hateful bone in Trump's body -- we've witnessed a dramatic executive turnaround.
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With Democratic power in the states at a low ebb — there are 15 Democratic governors in the country — Mr. Murphy has promoted a vision of New Jersey as a progressive bulwark, much like other heavily Democratic states, like California and Hawaii.
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The visit, which marks the 50th anniversary of the start of Soviet gas deliveries to Austria, takes him to one of Europe&aposs more Russia-friendly countries at a time when relations between the European Union and Russia are at a low ebb.
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Given also that the Democrats are at a historically low ebb, obliterated electorally in much of the country, and with institutions badly neglected under Mr Obama, groups such as Indivisible might not merely influence the party, as the Tea Party influenced the Republicans.
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He took over the Conservative Party when it was at a historically low ebb and had suffered its worst run of defeats in the democratic era: three elections in a row in which it had been held below 200 seats in Parliament.
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America must improve its tax, regulatory and trade policies to boost productivity growth, which is at a low ebb of just 0.6% a year (it has been higher, claims Mr Taylor, in eras of good policy—but he failed to be specific).
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A slew of high profile scandals including the alleged misselling of complex interest rate risk management products and the mistreatment of troubled borrowers for financial gain have left relationships between some banks and some of their small business clients at a low ebb.
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Today, in a world of angry, fearful voters, it is liberal optimism that is at a low ebb — buffeted by a drumroll of terrorist incidents, rising levels of hostility toward immigrants and a broad animus toward difference, the unknown and the other.
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It comes as Russia's relations with the U.S. are at a low ebb amid ongoing U.S. sanctions on the country (mainly related to Ukraine, the annexation of Crimea and U.S. election interference), and China's relationship with the U.S. is fraught with trade war tensions.
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French President Francois Hollande's approval ratings are at a low ebb (around 18 percent as of the last Ipsos Mori poll for Le Point magazine in mid-August) and he has yet to say whether he will run for the presidency in elections in 2017.
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While Yaya went into the game at a relatively low ebb, having previously been banned from first-team activities owing to a massive bust up with Pep Guardiola, his first start in three months yielded two goals and an instant upturn in his professional outlook.
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We're in a period when small-business creation is at a low ebb, and big businesses have never been so big due in part to the sort of aggressive deregulation and breakdown of anti-monopolistic policies that McMahon has lobbied for and benefited from.
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Both lenders were shown to be weaker than most peers in European stress tests last month, while profits across Europe's banks have been under pressure with economic growth at low ebb, interest rates at rock bottom and the task of sifting through billions of euros of risky loans incomplete.
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The meeting of the two prominent global powers comes as Russia's relations with the U.S. are at a low ebb amid continuing U.S. sanctions on the country (mainly related to Ukraine, the annexation of Crimea and U.S. election interference), and China's relationship with the U.S. is fraught with trade war tensions.
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I was an immediate fan, a fact which ended up being extremely important because my pro wrestling interest at the time was at an extremely low ebb: WCW was always my thing and it was dead, ECW was dead, and WWE felt actively alienating outside a few specific storylines and wrestlers.
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Russia's relations with its western neighbors are at a low ebb, with its support for the authoritarian regime in Syria, a suspected Russian-directed nerve agent attack on U.K. soil and likely meddling in elections in the U.S. causing controversy and prompting suspicion among many members of the international community.
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The rivalry may be at a low ebb, owing to the misfortunes of these teams over the past two seasons, but two things have not changed at Fenway Park since the peak of the competition between 1999 and 2005: They still sing along to "Sweet Caroline" in the eighth inning, and they still boo Rodriguez.
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As the cots were rolled away and lawmakers left for a decent night's rest after the around-the-clock debate that ended — like others this year — in stalemate, lawmakers of both parties said they had rarely seen the tone so poisonous and the willingness to work together on the floor at such a low ebb.
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What that does is lend a sense of exaggeration to the numbers: if there's so much noise around pro wrestling, if it's in Sports Illustrated and on ESPN, if John Cena is hosting the ESPYs, If Brock Lesnar is on WWE and CM Punk on UFC, how can pro wrestling possibly be at a low ebb of popularity?
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However, we were making a film at a time when the whole crisis in Eastern Ukraine was emerging, at a time when Russia's relationships with the West and Europe were at a very low ebb, and still, our access was completely unrestricted at a time when Russia as country was slamming all the doors in the faces of the West.
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For WWE (and its investors, which is part of the problem), a slow, plodding road to the same general stuff they've always done is a nice cocoon from the harsh realities that they may screw it up and their television contract renewal is in better hands at a predictable low ebb than the fluctuating potential for worse, even if the upside is way higher.
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The artist draws inspiration from politicians' attempts to counter the egalitarian zeal of communism with an ideal of American fraternity, touching on the principles of the European project and the neighborly narrative that bonds the 28 member countries of the EU. Another exhibition at the University of Brighton takes us back to a more optimistic time: 1987 to 1994, when xenophobia was at a low ebb and the Conservative government could steward the construction of a tunnel between England and France.
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