Musical creators seek to minimise the gamble of producing a show, so it is no surprise that the audience, too, tries to minimise the gamble when picking one.
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Optimised to minimise transaction costs, maximise efficiency, minimise deliberation, and engineer complacency, the electronic contracting architecture nudges people to click a button and behave like simple stimulus-response machines.
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The CMA must try to minimise costs while maximising benefits.
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There are ways to minimise abuse in the screening process.
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Most obvious is its desire to minimise the trade war.
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We believe this should minimise the risk from future quality concerns.
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Cancellation is the most drastic step but would minimise logistical issues.
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We will minimise it but it is an inevitability of our departure.
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Clear global rules would minimise trade tensions and solidify incentives to invest.
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So, is there anything I can do to minimise this recurring irritation?
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To minimise disruption, the reversal of quantitative easing should be stretched out.
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But to minimise their economic costs, the rules need to be flexible.
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Companies minimise labour costs, squeeze suppliers and lobby governments for favourable treatment.
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This and other steps would be needed to minimise disruption, it said.
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I headed home and did an injection to minimise any internal bleeding.
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Failing that, the company would make efforts to minimise its impact on customers.
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The airport, Europe's biggest, was trying to minimise disruption to passengers, it said.
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"We are working towards an orderly exit and to minimise disruption," he said.
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Mr Abe's skilful handling of the Amari affair helped to minimise the damage.
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The only thing we do is to intervene in order to minimise volatility.
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"It will cause disruptions and we are trying to minimise those," he said.
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Transfers to Poland will be offered in order to minimise any redundancies, Ryanair added.
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"We will do what we can to minimise the impact for clients," he said.
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That should minimise pressure on the Saudi real estate and stock markets, they said.
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In his view, the purpose of trade is to maximise exports and minimise imports.
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CHINA CABINET SAYS RAILWAYS, AIRLINES SHOULD BE ORGANISED TO MINIMISE RISK OF TRANSMITTING DISEASE
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Both sides could agree to minimise disruption to flights, food supplies and so on.
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If countries act together, it should be possible to minimise drug tourism and smuggling.
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Producing cars locally is likely to help Tesla minimise the impact of Sino-U.
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Mr McConnell wants to minimise the opportunity for critics to campaign against his proposals.
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Those hoping for advancement in London tend to minimise them (or lose them entirely).
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Samsung said it was "making our best effort to minimise impact on our operations".
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We should work together to minimise disruption and give as much certainty as possible.
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We try to minimise the amount of packaging materials we use as much as possible.
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But there is much that others could do to minimise the trauma of his ejection.
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The company was reviewing various measures to minimise impact, he said, without providing further details.
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In most countries banks minimise their risk by offering short-term or floating-rate mortgages.
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"There are several options and scenarios and we working to minimise the impact," he said.
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Prior to that, there was only advice from the health ministry to minimise public exposure.
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Countries have shuttered museums, tourist attractions and sporting events to minimise the risk of transmission.
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Banks in Italy have shortened opening hours and are rotating staff to minimise their exposure.
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It has indicated it would minimise checks or simply waive through lorries from EU countries.
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Johnson's reshuffle sent a clear signal that he wants to centralise control and minimise dissent.
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"We are continuing company-wide efforts to minimise additional quality problems going forward," he added.
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It would be prudent to prepare for the worst—and seek to minimise the collateral damage.
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It would also encourage companies to minimise low-skilled labour as much as possible, hastening automation.
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The United States temporarily eased the restrictions on Huawei on Monday, to minimise disruption for customers.
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Mr Davis and Mr Hammond seem to be working together to minimise the shock of departure.
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"The objective of cooperation with the IMF is to minimise risks to the country," he said.
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The government should minimise economic risk by improving the business environment and fiscal management, it recommended.
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The data were then crunched using Monte Carlo simulations to minimise the risks of being wrong.
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Its looping orbits are designed to minimise the time it spends in the most radioactive zones.
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High automatisation of processes, sound controls, IT investments and a highly regulated environment minimise these risks.
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"These steps will be decisive to minimise the economic impact during the crisis," the company said.
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"We will further investigate tax planning alternatives to minimise this additional deferred tax," Sibanye's statement said.
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RUSSIAN FINANCE MINISTRY DEBT CHIEF SAYS MOVE SHOULD HELP MINIMISE RISKS FROM SANCTIONS AND REDUCE DOMESTIC BORROWING
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The United States has temporarily eased trade restrictions on Huawei, however, to minimise disruptions for its customers.
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Here, there is no reason for a row: both sides want to minimise disruption for their immigrants.
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Cables built for these purposes use direct current at very high voltages (HVDC), to minimise transmission losses.
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This diverse membership will minimise the dangers of group think and help coordinate responses to systemic risks.
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A better way would be to minimise data collection and diminish the advantages of the data giants.
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That is partly why China sought to minimise confrontation by "hiding its strengths and biding its time".
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The Trump administration claims that these deliberations have helped to minimise the impact on the American consumer.
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If she set the price low, to minimise her tax burden, her assets would be bought up.
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Paris similarly dominates France, and politicians are mostly expected to minimise regional accents in politics there, too.
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Instead, his company aims to minimise transport costs, reduce environmental strains and relieve acute American labour shortages.
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And to minimise scrutiny, they rushed the bill through barely a day after the forecast was released.
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On the worst day of the storm Chicago's mayor cancelled lessons in public schools to minimise traffic.
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To harness the promise and minimise the peril, it pays to learn the lessons of the past.
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Russian stock indexes were also hit by sanctions and investors' efforts to minimise exposure to Russian assets.
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Conversely, it could keep the CCB at zero to minimise any interruption in lending after a Brexit.
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It is to minimise the risk of this that some want to delay the whole Brexit process.
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The BoE is currently assessing British-based financial services firms' contingency plans to minimise disruption after Brexit.
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This should help to minimise the longer-term damage to the economy when the health crisis abates.
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Factories, large industrial parks and banks were declaring shutdowns or finding ways to minimise contact in offices.
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"Qantas will minimise any customer impact from having these aircraft temporarily out of service," the carrier said.
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There has been enough economic freedom to provide strong growth, and enough propaganda to minimise political discontent.
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"We will prepare all instruments to mitigate and minimise the impact on companies and people," she said.
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North Koreans are vetted closely before being sent overseas to minimise the risk of defection, the report said.
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Greg Hands, a trade minister, has mused about some industries staying in the customs union to minimise disruption.
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Indian states do, however, get brighter shortly before elections, suggesting politicians lean on power companies to minimise blackouts.
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In developing countries public-private partnerships are driven largely by the desire to maximise enrolment and minimise inequality.
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Some drivers equip the front of their vehicles with metal "bullbars" to deflect the animals and minimise damage.
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It would help both sides to minimise unnecessary disruption if we agree this principle early in the process.
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Its tasks include quantifying the revenue and cost impacts for the group, and identifying steps to minimise them.
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Banks are already being forced to adapt to how they operate to minimise potential infections from the virus.
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In some places, minimum-wage rules are designed to try to minimise the impact on low-earning firms.
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Digital behemoths are hardly alone among multinational corporations gaming competition between different tax regimes to minimise their bill.
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Mr Tusk's response says that the EU's priority is to minimise uncertainty for "our citizens, businesses and member states".
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All pick-ups and drop-offs happen at designated stops, to minimise disruption as passengers get on and off.
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Depending on what companies are concerned, you might of course be able to minimise exposure to the political environment.
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But data from this new study may guide the details of that exploitation, to minimise its impact on wildlife.
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But four policies can help maximise the benefits of immigration, minimise its costs and boost public support for it.
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The paper says Parakilas' job will involve working to ensure that future products minimise data collection and protect privacy.
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The need to minimise legal fragmentation only adds to the case for America to adopt bits of the GDPR.
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Meanwhile, UK insurers are shipping out longevity risk to firms offshore via reinsurance contracts to minimise risk margin capital.
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This form of sound, being by definition annoying, has political resonance, and planners do their best to minimise it.
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Governments presiding over weak economies could enact changes in ways that minimise nasty short-run effects, the IMF suggests.
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This does not mean that states will not try to bargain, to maximise their benefits and minimise the costs.
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Etihad has previously said passengers could hand over prohibited devices at the gate in order to minimise the disruption.
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Public health efforts are now focussed on slowing its spread to minimise the peak burden on the healthcare system.
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Experts have said guests should minimise contact with one another and remain in their rooms as much as possible.
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It would help both sides to minimise unnecessary disruption if we agree this principle early in the process. v.
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But an approach based on "defence in depth", combining technology, policy, education and human oversight, can minimise risk and harm.
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This was all due to electoral maps that have been manipulated to "target their communities" and "minimise their political will".
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The "max-fac" idea seeks to minimise (but not eliminate) the friction on the border through as-yet undefined technologies.
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Beijing has urged governments to minimise the impact of such disruptions and safeguard the normal operation of the livestock sector.
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According to The Straits Times, more than 28,33 computers will be cut off, in an effort to minimise security risks.
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Many of the banks classify the shadow-bank loans as investments to minimise the impact on their bank capital buffers.
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Delays may be to fine-tune any sanctions to minimise collateral damage to "friendly" trading partners while focusing on China.
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The popular view of hedonism In broad terms, a hedonist is someone who tries to maximise pleasure and minimise pain.
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The case for staying in the single market is simple: economists say this will minimise the economic damage from Brexit.
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Governments hungry for revenue to shrink their deficits have become less tolerant of individuals and corporations that minimise their taxes.
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The G7 group of large industrial economies had agreed to coordinate to minimise the impact of the virus, she added.
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The G7 group of large industrial economies had agreed to coordinate to minimise the impact of the virus, she added.
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Look, I don't want to be alarmist here, but I also don't want to minimise what we could be facing.
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Most Western governments have since imposed rules to minimise pollution from landfills and incinerators and to prevent leaks of toxic waste.
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"The proposed amendments are designed to minimise the risk of disruption to implementation already underway," the IASB said in a statement.
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"As an internal biometric, ECG authentication can minimise hacking or spoofing risks for greater security and convenience," claims B-Secur's pitch.
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Such a shape would be a sensible choice for a spaceship, since it would minimise the scouring effect of interstellar dust.
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INFLATED ORDERS Some funds are inflating orders beyond approval levels, in order to try to minimise the effect of scale-backs.
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Put all those children at the back of the plane and parents might make more effort to minimise their noise pollution.
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The exchanges can then use the available cross-border transmission capacity to minimise the price difference between two or more areas.
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But Ben Whalley, a professor of neuropharmacology at the University of Reading, said these could only minimise risks, not abolish them.
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Fears have grown that the United Kingdom will quit the European Union in March without a transition deal to minimise disruption.
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At the current rating, Fitch expects Danske to maintain a large liquidity buffer and minimise maturity gaps to mitigate funding risks.
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Rival airline Ryanair has said it has IT systems in three different locations to minimise the risks of a similar outage.
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The lawsuit challenging Mr McAuliffe's order is part of a wider mosaic of Republican measures designed to minimise two-party competition.
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But that freedom also means that multinational companies and investors can arrange their affairs so as to minimise their tax charge.
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The idea was that it would soon be turned into a legally binding code, and so minimise the risk of conflict.
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He said there would be consequences for British jobs as a result of Brexit, which the government should work to minimise.
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Such rules should depend on which of legalisation's benefits a jurisdiction wants to prioritise and what harms it wants to minimise.
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Fitch expects Avrist to consistently manage its investment risks and capitalisation to minimise the effects from its potentially volatile revaluation reserve.
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Gambaudo and his team wear face masks and gloves to minimise the risk of catching the coronavirus and passing it on.
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RUSSIAN ECONOMY MINISTER ORESHKIN SAYS RUSSIA WANTED TO MINIMISE EXPOSURE TO US BY ATTRACTING MORE INVESTORS THROUGH ROUBLE SETTLEMENTS- FT INTERVIEW
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Ocado added that it was working to minimise disruption for customers by increasing capacity at its three other major UK facilities.
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To minimise the potential for outrage, production lines are arranged carefully, with only trusted staff putting on the final spikes and studs.
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It's possible, although the company also said it "has attempted to minimise the impact on customers by shipping inventory and new production".
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Other vegans choose not to eat meat or other animal products for consequentialist reasons -- they wish to minimise animal suffering and killing.
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"Banks are looking at how they can minimise the cost of moves by where possible local hires or deferring decisions," he said.
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AIR INDIA SAYS SERVER SYSTEM SITA, WHICH FACED A TEMPORARY GLITCH, THIS MORNING WAS RESTORED AT 0845HRS; FLIGHTS RESCHEDULED TO MINIMISE INCONVENIENCE
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To date the Iraqi government's assault (with air support from the American-led coalition) has managed to minimise civilian casualties in Mosul.
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But to minimise the disruption this would cause, he also says the reform must be replaced by an alternative arrangement "essentially simultaneously".
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Organisers have staggered the events carefully to minimise overlaps and wrangling for players, which has resulted in a never-ending worldwide circus.
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Maximise your tennis-watching and minimise your queuing by joining the resale line in the early afternoon—thereby enjoying the perfect match.
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If you're careful, I do think there is potential to minimise some of those problems by using algorithms to support judges' decisions.
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Hoping to minimise embarrassment, Rwanda, a close friend of Israel, has also said it will not accept migrants removed against their will.
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"Please let me know if there are good ways to minimise the currency impact," a Hyundai Motor Group source said to Reuters.
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The company did not give a specific number of jobs that would be cut but said it would seek to minimise redundancies.
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To hedge, farmers have scrapped purchases of fertilisers and pesticides to minimise expenditure, and Nufarm said it cut production as a result.
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To minimise further impact, Ryanair will start to trim capacity from UK airports this winter, although it will not close any routes.
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To get around this the team have worked out how to minimise cost by using carbon-fibre rebars only where strictly necessary.
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The EU is Britain's biggest trading partner and a priority for London after a Brexit vote would be to minimise the hit.
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Some mattresses are even made with eco-friendly materials, so you can relax and minimise your carbon footprint at the same time.
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"All of the actions we are taking today are making sure we minimise the cash burn," said Virgin chief executive Paul Scurrah.
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CCS: I think the businesses are always reallocating their resources and making sure that they minimise the risk to their entire portfolio.
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Where the gathering is essential for work purposes - but workers should be trying to minimise allmeetings and other gatherings in the workplace.
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It said so far it had only seen a few usage peaks but decided to act to minimise stress on the system.
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Seeking to minimise the threat, firefighters safely burned grassland around homes to remove fuel, said NSW Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons.
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To minimise disruption BA has "wet leased" nine planes from Qatar Airways (which owns 20% of IAG, BA's parent) for short-haul services.
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It also needs to be careful to minimise casualties, which go down badly with a population that sees war as a television show.
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And where there are real concerns, such as fraud or excessive concentrations of power, he believes that wise regulation can minimise the harm.
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What they all have in common, she argues, is the desire to "minimise radically everything human" about human nature—and deny anything divine.
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It draws on international practice to advocate systems using trusted traders, authorised economic operators and exemptions for small businesses to minimise border friction.
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A $2,000 treatment helps those who wish to minimise their underarm sweat production in ways that the humble antiperspirant has yet to master.
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Hammond has previously said he favours striking a "pragmatic" Brexit deal with the EU to minimise the impact on businesses and the economy.
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"Other economic policies must complement (the rate cut) in order to minimise the potential risks from lower interest rates," said one board member.
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But May's offer to parliament raises hopes Britain can avoid leaving the EU without a transition period in place to minimise economic disruption.
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The company said so far it had only seen a few usage peaks but decided to act to minimise stress on the system.
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That has raised concerns that financial stability could be undermined, with regulators in Britain and Europe liaising over how to minimise this risk.
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At a European summit last week, leaders sought to minimise Spain's crisis with Catalonia and described the secession bid as a domestic issue.
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The restructuring specialists AlixPartners would handle the administration, which is scheduled over the weekend to minimise disruption to Johnston Press, the newspaper added.
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With it future trade ties in doubt, British officials have been working to minimise the impact of Brexit on non-EU trading partners.
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"We'll scale down the business further to minimise risks," Totoki said, but added that the company had no intention of exiting the business entirely.
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Instead, Hayek argues, a competitive economy and polity is "the only system designed to minimise by decentralisation the power exercised by man over man".
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But the Carillion debacle, which cost taxpayers some £150m, has made the government take steps to minimise its losses if another outsourcer goes under.
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Instead the committee leans to a so-called maximum facilitation option, which would minimise friction by relying on new technology, trusted traders and exemptions.
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Business lobbies and, quietly, the Treasury, are pushing to stay in both the single market and the customs union during transition, to minimise disruption.
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The task for national regulators is to minimise risks related to cryptocurrencies and limit possibilities of risky transactions and investments, the central bank said.
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And more could be done to improve sanitation and processes, in hospitals and elsewhere, to minimise the risk of infection in the first place.
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"The best way to minimise this risk is to have a functioning camp management system in the locations where they are settled," he said.
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The index has been designed to minimise volatility and prevent excessive exposure to any particular stock or sector, FTSE Russell said in a statement.
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That may yet prove a tall technical order, but it is symptomatic of the pressures to minimise cobalt usage in the electric vehicle revolution.
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Parliament rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement, which includes a nearly two-year transition period to help minimise economic disruption, earlier this month.
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One shipping portfolio may be transferred to a run-down vehicle to minimise writedowns, said Finance Minister Reinhold Hilbers, who is also NordLB's chairman.
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I will not tell you whether this is to minimise your level of shock or to lull you into a false sense of security.
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The review will aim to minimise cash outflows, the company said, adding that projects that have commenced but are not essential will be suspended.
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"We need to help the elderly, the vulnerable and the sick of our society and help minimise the effects of this illness," Noble said.
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Bafin's president Felix Hufeld also said that regulators could enact emergency measures in the case of a so-called hard Brexit to minimise chaos.
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The government said it expected only part of the loan could now be repaid and it would take steps to minimise losses for taxpayers.
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"For the sake of your family's health and safety, please strengthen your precautions, carefully decide on your travel plans and minimise mobility," it said.
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The regulator also recommended the two banks agree on measures to minimise market concentration, in view of evidence of low competitiveness in Brazil's banking industry.
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And in part it's because in all three cases only one of several unions has been involved, allowing operators to minimise the impact on production.
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Most airlines are for now offering various options to minimise the short-term impact, preparing customers to expect scheduled disruptions until at least Dec. 4.
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The same day, it had advised its citizens to leave China if they were able to, to minimise their risk of exposure to the virus.
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Most children have grown up with the idea of "Rwandaness", inculcated into them in education camps, known as ingando, that try to minimise ethnic differences.
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It has "limited training in arrests, crowd control or street-level operations that minimise casualties", says Robert Muggah of the Igarapé Institute, a think-tank.
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The presidents need to minimise recession risks explains his eagerness to conclude a trade agreement with China even at the risk of undermining his negotiators.
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The firm would also step up its work with policy makers in London and Brussels in an effort to minimise the disruption to its customers.
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"The government and both ruling and opposing parties will make bipartisan efforts to cooperate against Japan's economic retaliation and minimise any economic damage," they said.
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The central bank's official forecasts assume Britain leaves the EU with a deal as scheduled, which would include a transition period to help minimise disruption.
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The government said it was working with the pension scheme trustees of Tata Steel and British Steel to minimise any pension impact on the purchaser.
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Israel's government has told people to stay home as much as possible to minimise the risk of infection, and most businesses and malls have closed.
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Shiseido Co gained more than 4 percent after the cosmetics maker said Japan's health ministry approved the effectiveness of a substance that helps minimise wrinkles.
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Most investment banks are no longer willing to wait for clarity on their post-Brexit future and are taking steps to minimise disruption to their clients.
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Shale producers may be reaching the limits of their strategy to accelerate output and minimise costs by increasingly dense infill drilling and massive pressure pumping. DECELERATION?
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In theory, bankers have an incentive to minimise that amount because they earn fees amounting to as much as 7% of the value of the IPO.
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It said then that Lone Star had set conditions that could have an impact on public accounts, which the state sought to minimise via further talks.
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The tightly choreographed morning operation is designed to maximise speed and minimise costs, preconditions for the success of Amazon's rapid expansion in its biggest international market.
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Amazon and Google already have data-centres in dozens of countries, and putting hardware close to customers is the easiest way to minimise all-important latency.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's premier said on Monday the government will minimise the probability of another power blackout but cannot guarantee that there will be no recurrence.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - When Blackstone bought a majority stake in Thomson Reuters' financial data business last year, it found two ways to minimise its risk.
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In those cases, the bookmaker's interest may not be to forecast the result, but to minimise its risk by attracting bets on a low-probability outcome.
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To minimise the hit in previous disposals, Popolare di Bari has offloaded bad debts repackaged as securities, tapping a state guarantee scheme that expires in September.
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Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian, who is in charge of water resources, said authorities were working round-the-clock to "control floodwaters and to minimise possibe damage".
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Sri Lanka also said its stock market would remain shut for the rest of the week as it attempts to minimise interactions and curb the disease.
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All China-related flights will be routed through a separate terminal at the Sheremetyevo Airport, Aeroflot said, to minimise contact between those flights and other passengers.
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To minimise risk and review its systems, the Bank of Valletta suspended operations, shuttering its branches on the Mediterranean island, closing ATMs and disabling its website.
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But the government wants to minimise the speed of the draw-down as it looks ahead to the possibility of many years of low oil prices.
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Zalando pledged to design its packaging to minimise waste and eliminate single-use plastics by 2023, noting that its boxes are already made from recycled materials.
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To minimise the company's carbon footprint, it uses sea transport rather than air freight, and it offsets the shipping emissions via a company called CO2 balance.
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To minimise the company's carbon footprint, it uses sea transport rather than air freight, and it offsets the shipping emissions via a company called CO2 balance.
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"Our shared priority is the safe operation of the airport and to minimise disruption for passengers using the airport over the coming days," a spokesman said.
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Hubei had been asked to minimise public gatherings and people across the country were urged to avoid densely populated areas in general, the health commission said.
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But they still want some direct access to the EU from Britain after Brexit to minimise costly duplication and UK legislation is needed to ensure this.
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Evans said Britain's insurers have transferred about 29 million insurance contracts and set up about 40 new hubs in the EU to minimise Brexit disruption to customers.
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Many British importers have used currency hedging to minimise the short-term impact of sterling's depreciation (for instance, by loading up on foreign exchange before the referendum).
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A Google spokeswoman said in a statement Android Auto was designed with safety in mind to minimise distractions and ensure apps could be used safely when driving.
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The choice to control death does not minimise the sanctity of life, or pass judgment on the quality of life for those who find meaning in living.
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The ECB sees "back-to-back" operations—doing business in the EU27 but shifting the risk to London using internal trades—as a ruse to minimise relocations.
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RBS's systems were resilient and the bank had made significant investments in them, but it was nevertheless working to minimise disruption, a spokesman for the bank said.
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Treasury management operations continue to be aimed at reserving cash in excess of what is contractually required to minimise the risk of liquidity stress in the future.
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Prevent is one of four strands of counter-terror efforts, alongside Pursue (to stop attacks), Protect (to reduce vulnerability) and Prepare (to minimise the impact of attacks).
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The Milan-based fashion company said the decision was part of a broader tax strategy designed to minimise risk and "promote ... fairness and compliance with the law".
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For example, French presidential elections aim to minimise vote-splitting by whittling the field down to two candidates, who then face each other in a run-off.
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"We therefore urge further dialogue on this issue in order to minimise risks of disruption in the interests of orderly markets," the FCA said in a statement.
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The key is the 'circular economy,' a regenerative approach designed to minimise resource inputs and waste by implementing principles and methods of design, maintenance, repair and recycling.
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We grow leafy greens because that's what grows best with the waste from the fish and means we can minimise the amount of fertiliser we add in.
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Beijing is desperate to minimise pollution across northern parts of the country and keep the Chinese capital safer before celebrations of its 70th anniversary on Oct. 1.
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" Emily McDermott, 25, Sydney, Australia"The restructuring of the global farming industry will minimise the harmful ecological impact from farming and global demand for cheap meat products.
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Attempting to minimise the rather serious accusations brought against him, Trump dismissed the number of charges against him as "impeachment light" and nothing to be concerned about.
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It also said banks should encourage customers to minimise the use of cheques and, where possible, use other payment methods, such as direct debits and bank transfers.
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Industry players and analysts say the tax could encourage banks to change their funding strategy such as beefing up securitisation as a way to minimise the overall cost.
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Mr Hawkins is promising counselling and education to minimise the inevitable sense of mistrust, hoping to ensure that children who were exposed to IS influence are not ostracised.
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Individuals are self-interested, but to take advantage of economic opportunity people must often work together and find ways to align their interests (or minimise conflicts of interest).
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Accordingly, the Agreement should include measures to minimise barriers to the cross-border supply of services and investment, on the basis of each side's commitments in existing FTAs.
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Therefore success depends on how effectively May can minimise the rebellion in her own party and how many lawmakers from the opposition Labour Party she can win over.
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Some Chinese companies had concerns initially when the trade frictions started, but now they have found some ways to cut costs and to minimise the impact, Chu said.
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Swiss had no immediate comment, but an Airbus spokesman said it was supporting Swiss with its daily operations to minimise any disruption and would support any official investigation.
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The Commission is also probing Amazon over its arrangement with Luxembourg to minimise its tax bill, part of a crackdown on such deals in the 28-country bloc.
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Chinese firms are also seeking to minimise the impact of a trade dispute which has seen China and the United States slap tariffs on each other's technology imports.
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Jason Mack of the United States, Israel's main ally, urged Israel to minimise the number and duration of administrative detention orders and ensure detainees have access to lawyers.
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That was a heavy-handed way to assert existing rules and minimise pressure on the ringgit, which has fallen almost 40 percent against the dollar in three years.
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Fung, a 24-year-old medical student volunteer, said the clinic had helped thousands of patients, using social media applications like Telegram to communicate, helping minimise official scrutiny.
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It stood ready to "use all its operational tools and regulatory options to minimise the consequences of the pandemic for the Albanian economy and financial sector", he added.
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Swiss had no immediate comment, but an Airbus spokesman said it was supporting Swiss with its daily operations to minimise any disruption and would support any official investigation.
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It is plainly designed to distract from and minimise the specific charges the president faces, which he and his advisers are at the same time striving to discredit.
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While there are scenarios where the impact could be minimal, we believe continued cost control and investments in a value-for-money converged product should minimise any impact.
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Earthquake-prone Japan has lagged other countries in building height but its skylines are creeping higher as advanced seismic designs minimise swaying caused by quakes as well as wind.
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"The objective of an algo is to minimise market impact by executing in an efficient and timely manner," Chi Nzelu, head of macro eCommerce at JP Morgan, told Reuters.
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The group says its strategy is to use nonviolent civil disobedience "in an attempt to halt mass extinction and minimise the risk of social collapse" due to climate change.
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The U.S. government temporarily eased the restrictions on Tuesday by granting Huawei a 90-day licence to buy U.S. goods, in a bid to minimise disruption for its customers.
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Warning: I've tried to take out as much of the context as I can to minimise spoilers, but there are still story hints and giveaways in the quotes below.
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It says it will avoid burying canisters close to potential pressure points, to minimise the danger that rock movements would crush or tear the canisters and cause radioactive leakage.
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And if we cannot get a deal we should, with great regret, leave without one, having done everything we can to minimise disruption,' he wrote in the Daily Mail.
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The Times newspaper reported that the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, is working on a new protocol text outlining how to use technology to minimise checks on the border.
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By pumping at the right points in the tidal cycle, such a system could minimise the impact on water levels behind it, helping preserve wetlands and other desirable habitats.
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A woman who feels threatened by co-workers' sexual remarks but certain that saying anything will only make matters worse may prefer to minimise the problem, even to herself.
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Iraq's oil minister said OPEC must come up with a medium- to long-term strategy to achieve crude price stability and minimise damage to oil markets caused by geopolitics.
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Deals of this size typically have more than one bank, however banks groups are normally a lot smaller on public-to-privates to minimise the risk on information leakage.
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Here's more on the audio end of things: To maximise driver performance the acoustic and electronic compartments are isolated to minimise the airflow that can adversely affect the audio.
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As wild places go, this is pretty tame; the paths may be steep, but all the play equipment is designed to minimise risk, and the children are carefully supervised.
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Domestically, Mrs May certainly looked more the prime minister than Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, who seemed to want to minimise the blowback on Russia.
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But refining margins for making gasoline and diesel are now very high, providing a strong incentive for refiners to minimise maintenance and maximise processing in the next few months.
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Investment in broadband mobile and fixed networks provide some differentiation and minimise churn but we expect cash flow to remain constrained as capital expenditure will be high until 2018.
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The IMF highlights the need to implement structural reforms in both Cameroon and Gabon to improve the revenue base, rationalise public investment and minimise fiscal risks from contingent liabilities.
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In line with the run-in to the U.S. election and Brexit referendum last year, most investors looked to have moved to minimise their exposure going into the vote.
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Bangchak has diversified into the renewable business, including biofuel and solar power and exploration and production, in the last few years to help minimise risk from the refinery sector.
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Still, the Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (MARGMA) said it was lobbying "almost every hour" to return the industry to full strength to minimise risk to the global fight.
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The midcap FTSE 250 index jumped 6%, although far from erasing its weekly losses as domestic firms took a hit from measures put in place to minimise social interaction.
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As fears about the virus outbreak intensify, calls have grown for Hong Kong's government to close the financial hub's border with mainland China to minimise the risk of infection.
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Domestically, CIC plans to strengthen its role in the management of state-owned assets, said Peng, and the most important part of that role is to minimise financial risk.
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France was also taking measures to minimise any potential impact if Britain were to leave the EU without a Brexit deal, Loiseau said, repeating previous statements to that effect.
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"The necessary work arrangement, such as working remotely where possible, has been made to minimise impact to the project's progress," a spokesman said in response to questions from Reuters.
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Organisers of the Japanese Formula One Grand Prix said they were keeping a close eye on the typhoon and were working to minimise any disruption to this weekend's schedule.
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The offer to license out 5G technology marks the latest attempt by Huawei, also the world's No.2 smartphone vendor, to minimise the impact of the U.S. trade ban.
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Two suppliers told Reuters Boeing was likely to halt assembly of the jet for the time being, though some suppliers could be asked to keep producing to minimise disruption.
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The move highlights efforts made by the global smartphone industry, one of the tech sectors most hurt by the virus outbreak in China, to minimise the impact on business.
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India's Aviation Minister, Suresh Prabhu, took to Twitter to say he would "review issues related to Jet Airways" and take "necessary steps to minimise passenger inconvenience and ensure their safety".
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AVs would allow far more subtle forms of charging, taking account of time, place, vehicle type, number of riders, traffic levels and so forth, to maximise sharing and minimise congestion.
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The EU should also say it will recognise Britain's trusted trader scheme, something it already does with Canada, the United States and Japan to minimise red tape, the CBI said.
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But a "deep and special" relationship of the sort that Mrs May has promised—and which British firms need if they are to minimise disruption—would still require unanimous agreement.
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Now it is between "hard Eurosceptics and soft Eurosceptics", the latter arguing to stay on the grounds that they have detached Britain sufficiently from the EU to minimise the damage.
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"How absurd that you minimise [sic] female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them," it begins.
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It also said it had come up with contingency plans to minimise disruptions caused by Brexit, including forming a group to work with external advisers to identify the main risks.
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The mood was boosted by growing expectations that Britain will not leave the European Union on March 29 without a deal to minimise economic disruption following Thursday night's parliamentary votes.
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If you find yourself falling prey to a deep like situation, there are a few ways to style it out to minimise the brutal humiliation of being caught red-handed.
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For people who decide to take drugs on a night out, what can they do to minimise their risks, or where should they look for common sense harm reduction advice?
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Banks and trading firms face the prospect of staff having to work from home or from alternative sites to minimise the risk of infection, raising questions regarding compliance with rules.
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"If there is no deal, the foreseeable future will be a case of all hands on deck to minimise disruption and mitigate any impacts to the UK's security and economy."
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A weaker rouble usually spurs inflation as prices for imports climb, while also choking on investment activity as companies prefer to minimise currency risks instead of focusing on their business.
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On Wednesday, India entered a three-week lockdown period to minimise the spread of the virus, but IPL organisers have yet to call off the competition or delay it further.
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BEIJING, Feb 18 (Reuters) - China will take steps to stabilise foreign trade, foreign investment and consumption to minimise the impact from a coronavirus outbreak, the Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday.
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Choi suggested sending cruise ships to North Korea's Wonsan port to help the North minimise transportation costs and to use the ships as accommodation in South Korea, said the newspaper.
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"We deeply regret the additional disruption that this will cause our customers and we continue to work closely with them to minimise the impact on their operations," Rolls-Royce said.
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"Our efforts are paying off," Agriculture Minister Abdur Razzak told Reuters on Thursday, adding that the government was providing subsidies to buy modern equipment to boost production and minimise costs.
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The large exposure to Italian sovereign debt results from the need to match life insurance liabilities with bonds that yield more than the average guaranteed return and to minimise lapse risk.
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"Tourism is only going to grow and by distributing over a larger surface area, you can minimise the impact," co-founder and chief strategy officer Nathan Blecharczyk said in an interview.
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Google, McDonald's and other multinational firms are under increasing pressure in Europe from governments angry at the way businesses exploit their presence around the world to minimise the taxes they pay.
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To minimise that, this newspaper urges French voters to complete their rejection of Ms Le Pen by backing LRM and giving Mr Macron a chance to put his programme into action.
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Britons face a choice: to minimise losses from Brexit, they must cede some sovereignty to the EU, while to maximise freedom from Brussels, they must accept a larger drop in incomes.
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People familiar with the views of several creditor institutions, who did not want to be identified, said the institutions will participate in the restructuring talks and try to minimise any losses.
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Tusk told reporters on Wednesday that the EU's goal was to minimise the costs for EU citizens, businesses and member states, whose leaders should adopt the negotiating proposals on April 29.
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"It has been effective to a certain level to minimise the glut in the market, but there are now ideas or calls for agreeing even more," Oil Minister Thamer Ghadhban said.
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But a big setback came in January when the Treasury's Infrastructure and Projects Authority reduced a £1.5bn loan guarantee it had extended to Sirius by £600m, to minimise risk to taxpayers.
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The study insisted that there was a "widespread priority to minimise civilian casualties from the highest to the lowest levels," but found that the coalition against Islamic State had systematically undercounted.
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" "These are real safety risks and it is the responsibility of the people flying the drone to fly according to the safety rules to minimise any risks to people or property.
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The mood was also boosted by growing expectations that Britain will not leave the European Union on March 29 without a deal to minimise economic disruptions following Thursday night's parliamentary votes.
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People who know that their details can be scrutinised by friends and associates will report their income more meticulously, and hesitate before using convoluted schemes to minimise the taxes they pay.
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Even though AG Barr gets all its revenue from the UK, it said its brand strength, product reformulation and innovation would help it to minimise the impact of the proposed tax.
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Over the next couple of years, in a series of looping orbits designed to minimise its exposure to Jupiter's fierce radiation belts, the probe will poke and prod the giant planet.
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The Chinese article insisted that it would continue to work closely with the U.S. to minimise their "divergences" on the matter but added that increased sanctions would not provide a solution.
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British lawmakers overwhelmingly rejected the deal, agreed in November, in a vote last month, leaving Britain on course for an abrupt Brexit with no transition period to minimise expected economic disruption.
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Interviewed on Deutschlandfunk radio, Spahn said the focus of Germany's current approach to the epidemic was to slow the virus's spread to minimise the peak burden on the country's health system.
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Apparently, to minimise risk of coronavirus, you should wash hands for at least 20 secs, which is approximately how long it takes to sing Happy Birthday or God Save The Queen.
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Spain's largest banks sought to minimise the business effects of the coronavirus outbreak on Tuesday, with Santander and BBVA both calling on shareholders to participate remotely at their annual general meetings.
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The Shanghai plant is part of the Silicon Valley automaker's plans to bolster its presence in the world's biggest auto market and minimise the impact of the U.S.-China trade war.
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"We've tried methods such as building fences or chasing animals away to minimise their deaths, but it wasn't enough," said Kazuhiro Akiba, head of the ministry's Wildlife Management Office in Tokyo.
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Several large ship owners said handling the new fuels correctly and making sure the scrubbers were properly deployed would minimise danger, but that if care was not taken, problems could arise.
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RISK RESOLUTION Domestically, CIC plans to strengthen its role in the management of state-owned assets, said Peng, and the most important part of that role is to minimise financial risk.
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The finance ministry, the custodian of the state budget, had opposed the idea of profit-based tax, claiming that will allow producers to conceal income in order to minimise tax payouts.
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A programme that aims to minimise future outbreaks must address global poverty and wealth inequality, and not simply come up with new ways to protect industrialised societies from Third World threats.
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They pushed the firm to minimise "clopening", for example—where the same person closes a store late in the evening and opens it at the crack of dawn the next day. Coworker.
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"The group is prioritising the refurbishment of our key gateway city properties to reposition our hotels, whilst seeking to minimise the short-term negative impact on our trading results," Leng Beng added.
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However, during the two-year grace period, producers could minimise the tax-cost increase by complying with the government's policy to reduce the sugar content of the drinks or use sugar substitutes.
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"The objective is to control the disease, strengthen countries' prevention and preparation efforts, and minimise the adverse effects on animal health, animal welfare and international trade," the OIE said in a statement.
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Nervous businesses brought forward production and built up stockpiles ahead of March 29th—the day on which Britain was first due to leave the European Union—hoping to minimise disruption after Brexit.
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European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic acts as an intermediary between Russia and Ukraine in the gas dispute, trying to minimise the risk of gas supply interruptions to Europe, especially in winter.
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France has published a draft law that would grant the government emergency powers to implement measures that could minimise the disruption in the event of no deal: it makes for sobering reading.
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According to the company: This software update is designed to further minimise customer risk and reinforce to customers to replace their device through the Galaxy Note7 Replacement Programme as soon as possible.
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It has been gaining strongly since Thursday after the finance minister said he would propose only a gradual introduction of a stamp duty on transactions to minimise the impact on market activity.
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Governments, like parents, want children to learn, but they also want to maximise social mobility and minimise inequality, whereas parents simply want to ensure that their children do better than anyone else's.
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Refiners have reconfigured their equipment to maximise output of middle distillates and minimise production of residual fuel oil ahead of the introduction of new marine fuel regulations at the start of 2020.
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Telecom firms would ordinarily stick with their 4G providers for 20203G upgrades as they can use existing gear to minimise costs, but many firms may now be under political pressure to switch.
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Assessment of vulnerable farmland can minimise the negative impacts of climate change, floods and typhoons and avoid the need to build the agriculture sector back from scratch after a disaster, FAO said.
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At the fourth Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, DC on April 1st, it was praised as one of America's closest allies in the effort to minimise the use of sensitive nuclear materials.
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To minimise revisions, they should rely more on tax records, internet searches and other troves of contemporaneous statistics, such as credit-card transactions, than on the standard surveys of businesses or consumers.
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The effort to minimise the variation in rates stems from a time when VAT was charged according to the rate in a product's country of origin, rather than where it was bought.
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Ahead of the transfer to electronic trading, the exchange will shift ring trading to its backup location in Chelmsford, northeast of London, on Wednesday to minimise travel for traders, the LME said.
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CAPE TOWN, March 25 (Reuters) - South Africa's largest refinery SAPREF will "minimise" maintenance to critical activities, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday, as a national lockdown looms to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister, Stephen Barclay, is due to say on Wednesday that Britain and France should immediately begin talks about how to minimise the disruption from a no-deal Brexit.
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Centeno said Portugal was carefully monitoring and seeking to minimise fallout from the case of Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos, who is selling stakes in Portuguese companies following graft allegations against her.
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They should make sure that banks issue equity and layers of explicitly at-risk debt to institutional investors in large enough quantities to minimise the chances of having to bail in anyone else.
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Its proponents hope that by cutting drug doses, it will not only minimise harmful side-effects but also slash billions from healthcare costs, transforming treatment for conditions such as autoimmune disorders and cancer.
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Paul Greer, assistant portfolio manager at Fidelity International, said those trapped in a falling Russian market had no choice but to quickly sell the most liquid of assets to minimise losses - the currency.
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Taiwan's transport ministry said in a statement that it has asked multiple parties, including rival carrier China Airlines Ltd, bus companies and the military, to coordinate to minimise the impact of the action.
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He said that instead many banks dumped CNH back into the market for 24-hour period, allowing them to minimise the amount of CNH they would need to hold throughout the next quarter.
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Starlink would avoid the frequencies associated with radio astronomy, he said, and if the satellites' orientations needed to be tweaked to minimise solar reflection during critical astronomical experiments, that could easily be done.
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The failure of the party in winning the recent Punjab and Goa state elections is a major setback as electoral victories and expansion are crucial for a fledgling party to minimise political attrition.
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"We are [also] in discussions with insurers who might subsidise the product or give it away completely for free to certain more affluent customers to minimise the risk of water escape," adds Zajac.
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In a statement to customers, pilots and shareholders, Ryanair said the move would minimise flight delays and would mean an earlier threat to force pilots to reschedule holidays would not be carried out.
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Part of an economic reform drive aimed at encouraging investment, the new law aims to minimise the need for companies or individuals to resort to the courts and to simplify post-bankruptcy procedures.
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The department that oversees the CSR programmes, and thus has an interest in boosting their budgets, may never talk to those in the finance department who are paid to minimise the tax bill.
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But the dots also reveal that quite a few funds performed poorly during both periods, belying the claim that hedge funds optimise returns during good times and minimise damage when things turn nasty.
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The chief executive of Airbus Group, Tom Enders, is preparing to launch a new reorganising and cost cutting initiative to offset costly delays to aircraft programmes and minimise losses on the A380 superjumbo.
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SEOUL, May 9 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Wednesday it will work to minimise the impact on South Korean firms of the U.S. decision to withdraw from an international nuclear deal with Iran.
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It is part of the European Commission's drive to improve power and gas connections across the EU's 28 member states by better distributing available supplies, bringing down prices and trying to minimise disruptions.
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During its campaign to recapture the group's Syrian capital, the coalition did not take enough account of civilians or take the precautions necessary to minimise harm to them, Amnesty said in a report.
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Analysts said the firm must act quickly to minimise damage to its smartphone recovery, after a string of product successes had reversed a fall in market share at the world's biggest smartphone vendor.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's executive is preparing temporary contingency measures to minimise the worst disruption in five key areas in case of a no-deal Brexit, the bloc's officials said on Tuesday.
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"This will be a long epidemic and the appropriate measures need to be taken at the right time to maximise their impact, help ensure compliance and minimise economic and social costs," he said.
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Other companies have closed for lack of parts due to supply chain disruptions and a lack of workers after the closure of all public transport on Monday to minimise tranmission of the virus.
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In a document detailing contingency planning if Britain leaves the EU in March with no transition deal, the government said unilateral action on several fronts could only minimise disruption up to a point.
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Without wishing to minimise the challenges of covering American politics—with which this newspaper also grapples, not always successfully—these arguments should be dismissed as the attempted left-wing power-grab they are.
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Wednesday's announcements to the Istanbul stock exchange followed President Tayyip Erdogan's advice to Turks not to leave home for three weeks, unless necessary, and to minimise social contact until the virus threat recedes.
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"It is essential that banks do not relax lending standards so as to minimise new entries of non-performing loans and maintain active management of their doubtful and allotted portfolios," De Cos said.
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He had lied about the timing of the negotiations "to minimise the links between the Moscow project and [Mr Trump]" to "give a false impression that the Moscow project ended before the 'Iowa caucus'".
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The Democratic Unionists, a Northern Irish party on which the government will depend in key votes, want to minimise problems at the border with the republic, which may mean staying in the customs union.
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Clare McGlynn, professor at Durham Law School and an expert in the legal regulation of image-based sexual abuse, agrees that referring to cyberflashing as simply dick pics can "sensationalise and minimise" this crime.
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Ocado added it was working to minimise disruption for customers by increasing capacity at its three other major UK facilities in Hatfield, north of London, Erith, near the capital and Dordon in central England.
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But he made clear Russia was in Syria for the long haul and intended to clear the city of Aleppo of what he called "a nest of terrorists", while trying to minimise civilian casualties.
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By slipping out the news on the last day of the year, Mr Burke and Ms García Ovejero tried to minimise the effect of their resignations, but their departures were nevertheless embarrassing for Francis.
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"We do not expect trade tensions to escalate to such an extent that businesses are severely affected, as Korea and Japan should have enough economic incentives to minimise the potential fallout," the economists said.
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Yet the same tolling schemes that will let city planners minimise congestion or subsidise robotaxi services in underserved "transport deserts" have a darker side—and one to which too little attention has been paid.
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He also brought three financial-disclosure statements to illustrate his claim that Mr Trump inflated his net worth when he wanted people to think he was rich, and deflated it to minimise his taxes.
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He vowed that the running of Syngenta would remain in Swiss hands, with Michel Demaré, Syngenta's chairman (who will be vice-chairman of the new group) cooing that the deal would "minimise operational disruption".
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"We are working to minimise disruptions to the global market, but we are confident that there is sufficient global spare oil production capacity," Brian Hook, the director of policy planning, said on July 2.
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Lufthansa, on Twitter, said it strongly condemned the move and would examine legal steps against it, adding that the group was working on a special flight plan to minimise the impact on its schedule.
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"The appointment of Cho Won-tae as a new CEO is to minimise leadership vacuum of Chairman Cho Yang-ho and to continue stable management of the group," Hanjin Group said in a statement.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Saturday ordered all restaurants, bars and cinemas to close and urged citizens to minimise their non-essential movements as the number of coronavirus-related deaths and infections spiralled higher.
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LONDON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister, Stephen Barclay, is due to say on Wednesday that Britain and France should immediately begin talks about how to minimise the disruption from a no-deal Brexit.
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The Shanghai plant, up and running in 357 days, is part of Tesla's plans to bolster its presence in the world's biggest car market and minimise the impact of the U.S.-China trade war.
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The pressure for students to complete courses quickly to minimise the cost and time out of employment is also driving MBA applicants to pick shorter courses as well as those with the strongest brands.
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"The country is neither crumbling, nor being destroyed or bankrupt or in a crisis," he said, and added that the way out of the 'currency plot' was to boost production and 'minimise interest rates'.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's drugs regulator said on Tuesday it would work to minimise disruption caused by the country leaving the European Union as it tried to allay some of the worst fears of pharmaceutical companies.
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Saudi banks will continue to adopt careful liquidity management strategies in order to protect their LCRs from falling below current levels, while making sure the mix of liquid assets helps minimise fluctuations and optimises returns.
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"The extension of concentrate exports will be linked to the obligation of building smelters," Jonan said, adding that President Joko Widodo has directed his officials to minimise any disruption to the national and regional economies.
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He warned that if the Europeans did not meet these demands, Iran would resume its enrichment of uranium, halted under the deal to minimise the risk of Tehran developing the means to build nuclear weapons.
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Given that it will be eight years or so before a gene drive is expected to be ready for field trials, more can be done in the interim to minimise its potential to cause harm.
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The deal would help South Korea minimise trade uncertainty and maintain trade with Britain based on Seoul's existing free trade agreement with the EU, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said in a statement.
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Pakistan, however, whose army pretends it does not really sponsor terror groups, when everyone knows it does, and which has a long-term aim of prising Muslim-majority Kashmir from India, will minimise its importance.
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It posits that happiness is a simple function of vitality and emotional maturity: the latter rises with age, while vitality deteriorates with age, but in concert they combine to minimise happiness at around middle age.
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"Our programme to reduce our burden on the National Grid doesn't end here: we seek continual improvements, both in how we can reduce energy consumption further and how to minimise our carbon emissions," Harnett added.
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"While there are no easy solutions to the mental health and security issues that were exposed in these tragedies, aviation continues to work to minimise the risk that such events will happen again," said Tyler.
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The government has announced a long list of relief measures and promised to tackle decades-old problems, including haphazard and unlicensed residential building, to minimise the risk of a repeat disaster and cool public anger.
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The bill also included an amendment not supported by the government that aims to force multinational groups to pay tax on their French business that have so far managed to minimise their French tax bills.
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To minimise further impact, Ryanair will start to trim capacity from UK airports this winter, cutting 600,000 seats from a planned 9 million at Stansted Airport this winter, although it will not close any routes.
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They attempted to minimise and dismiss Keller's behaviour by describing it as operating within an intellectual 'art-bubble', and as part of the 'etiquette' of social media, as if that has no real-world consequence.
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BEIJING, March 24 (Reuters) - Beijing's city government is further strengthening quarantine rules for individuals who arrive in China from overseas, as the Chinese capital seeks to minimise coronavirus-related risks, Beijing Daily reported on Tuesday.
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French media have speculated on a cancellation or postponement and newspaper Le Figaro wrote that the ministry is considering organising the cycling event in June and July without spectators in order to minimise infection risk.
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To "minimise a likely inflation-growth trade-off, it will be crucial that macro-financial policies (reduce) financial volatility...and that the predictability of the fiscal policy continues to be reinforced," the central bank said.
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The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) urged the government to move swiftly to ease regulations governing "self-generation" of electricity by companies and households as a way to minimise power cuts in 2020.
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"We are determined to contribute to the business rescue process so that we could minimise job losses and give birth to a rejuvenated SAA that all South Africans could be proud of," the ministry said.
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SAA said in a statement that the business rescue process sought to minimise the destruction of value across its subsidiaries and provide the best prospects for "selected activities within the group to continue operating successfully".
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To minimise competition concern for the APA deal, it has offered to divest all of APA's pipeline assets in Western Australia, where it has owned the Dampier-to-Bunbury gas pipeline since the DUET takeover.
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BIRMINGHAM, England, Oct 4 (Reuters) - The British government is working to minimise any risk from Brexit to the country's financial centre and a successful deal should benefit the sector, Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday.
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To try to minimise the chaos this invites, the Democratic National Committee set minimum thresholds in terms of polling numbers and fundraising that had to be met in order to be included in the televised debates.
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By this, he means fashioning rules that encourage sustainable growth and innovation while protecting the losers from technological change and globalisation in order to minimise the risk of a populist backlash and preserve the liberal order.
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Yet a more egalitarian approach would seek to minimise the differences that these features have on people's lives at all, by changing societies' institutions and structures so that life outcomes weren't so dictated by these factors.
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Ophir said in a statement it would "minimise" its exposure to frontier exploration and instead "focus on nearer field exploration opportunities that can drive production growth and/or extend field life", reflecting a more conservative strategy.
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The official Brexit paper acknowledges that this may happen eventually, and offers ideas for a new customs regime that, although burdensome and quite possibly impractical, at least tries to minimise the costs to traders (see article).
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Private equity firm HarbourVest said on Wednesday it will open a Dublin office to help minimise any disruption to its clients and funds from Britain leaving the European Union (EU) next year.
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The EU's drugs regulator, the European Medicines Agency (EMA), on Wednesday said that it and national regulators had set up a task force to minimise supply disruptions arising for any reason over the next two years.
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Qualifying is on Saturday after a final practice and Hamilton will be hoping that he is fastest to minimise the drop and that Finnish team mate Valtteri Bottas is second to deny Vettel the top slot.
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Britain is currently on course to leave the EU in 18 days without a transition deal in place to minimise economic disruption, although UK lawmakers could push for a delay if May's deal fails this week.
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Allowing local governments to decide their own property tax rates will also minimise their potential impact on housing prices, said Yin Zhongqing, deputy director of the financial and economic affairs committee at the National People's Congress.
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The Russian government has pledged to minimise the fall out from U.S. sanctions levied against Russian businessmen and their companies to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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"A Government spokesperson told Business Insider: "Leaving the EU with a deal remains our priority, but as a responsible Government we've been preparing for nearly three years to minimise disruption in the event of no deal.
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These examples in no way seek to minimise the impact of the Brexit vote on commodity markets, rather they aim to provide context that while the price action is significant, it wasn't exceptional or without precedent.
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To minimise the risk of prosecution, organised crime syndicates then moved to their operations to Eastern Europe, East Africa or Southeast Asia (including Australia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Kenya, Thailand and the Philippines) in the past few years.
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"If you're trying to minimise the implications of Sokal Squared then your implicit admission is that peer review in these fields isn't broken & the papers themselves are fine & should be accepted within the literature," she tweeted.
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"I think that all banks and financial institutions or money exchangers should take whatever preventive action they can to minimise the risk for their customers so I think it's a good idea," customer Simon Morris said.
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SHANGHAI, March 24 (Reuters) - China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has called for the 5G network to be built faster to minimise the impact of the coronavirus, according to a document published on Tuesday.
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BEIJING, Feb 13 (Reuters) - China will definitely be able to minimise the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and will maintain the development momentum of the country's economy, President Xi Jinping said on Thursday, state media reported.
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EU leaders Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk said in a joint statement with Rasmussen on Thursday they had agreed on the need for operational arrangements to minimise the negative impact of Denmark's departure in May.
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NUREMBERG, Germany (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday that Germany wanted to minimise the negative impact of Brexit in both Britain and Germany if Britain were to leave the European Union in a disorderly manner.
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A naval group headed by a three-star admiral is looking at altering some features of the submarine, the first of which began sea trials in May for induction later this year, to minimise any damage.
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More surprising has been the limited impact so far of a decade-long push in the OECD and G20 to simplify a web of national tax rules that enable multinationals to minimise their global tax bills.
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She offered a customs partnership, where Britain would implement EU tariffs on its border for goods intended for the bloc, or a streamlined customs arrangement, where jointly implemented measures and the use of technology would minimise friction.
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All peacekeeping missions are authorised by the Security Council, and subject to approval by the General Assembly, giving China and Russia ample room to minimise the scope of missions in the interests of their clients and allies.
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Both were valid points, yet the report appeared to minimise the two most convincing explanations for Labour's defeat: the unpopularity of its then-leader, Ed Miliband, and the lack of trust in the party on the economy.
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Ernst & Young said they supported improving certainty and transparency in the tax system, while KPMG said it treated seriously the conflict between taxpayers' right to minimise their tax liability and their duty to pay a fair amount.
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In luxembourg (nbsa) * Says policies will be changed in order to minimise room for individual interpretation * Ceo says i'm comforted by conclusion that no evidence has been found that nordea employees have proactively contributed to tax evasion.
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The service, which combines Euroclear's settlement activities with Paxos' blockchain platform, is one of a wide range of planned product launches that aim to minimise risk, drive efficiency and reduce balance sheet constraints for gold market participants.
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Intel is a financial and strategic backer here: last year the two worked on a project to expose the security challenges of AI workloads, which utilised homomorphic encryption on Intel platforms in order to minimise data exposure.
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"With all alternatives still on the table, the most reasonable trading alternative seems to be to just minimise one's exposure to the pound and stay away for now," Richard Falkenhall, a senior FX strategist at SEB said.
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The country's 150-member Parliament was to debate the measures on Thursday evening, but a third were to stay away in light of the public health measures announced by Rutte to minimise the risk of coronavirus infections.
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Tangshan is expected to face stricter production cuts in September, with Beijing desperate to minimise smog throughout northern regions as it celebrates the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the People's Republic of China on Oct. 1.
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SEOUL, July 8 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Friday it will consider issuing foreign-currency denominated government debt as part of its efforts to minimise potential market unrest stemming from Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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While Lee is unable to do much to minimise a leadership vacuum at one of the world's biggest technology firms, the 49-year-old Samsung scion will get some solace that Samsung is chugging along without him.
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But however much you admire the man, his influence has a dark side because the beating heart of Buffettism, celebrated in a thousand investment books, is to avoid competition and minimise capital investment in the real economy.
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However, the power struggle that forced his predecessor Javid to quit hints at a more diminished role for what is the second most powerful position in government - with Johnson's office wanting to centralise control and minimise dissent.
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The purpose of the pop-up is to minimise vandalism and to maintain a clean look on city streets, with an operator required to hydraulically lower the urinal with a remote, taking around two minutes to complete.
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"It is essential that banks do not relax lending standards so as to minimise new entries of non-performing loans and maintain active management of their doubtful and allotted portfolios," De Cos told a conference in Santander.
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"The U.S. has strict liability for lawsuits, which we don't have so much in the EU ... Here, the sense is more wanting to minimise the risks," said Mute Schimpf, food specialist at Friends of the Earth Europe.
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As China steps up infrastructure spending in a bid to offset the economic impact of trade frictions with the United States, it has vowed to minimise financial risk and prevent local governments from taking on too much debt.
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That coverage ratio is set to fall back to 59 percent by 2019 due to bad loan sales as disposals will start with loans with the lowest residual value - and highest coverage - in an effort to minimise losses.
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COLOMBO, May 18 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan fuel retailer Lanka IOC will be forced to implement its own pricing mechanism to minimise losses if the government fails to implement its proposed fuel price formula, the company said on Friday.
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But blockchain developers are trying to minimise those problems by doing away with features such as proof of work, which is necessary in a public system open to anyone but superfluous in a system designed for private use.
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Asset risk is the largest component, accounting for 23% of TC, but it is significantly lower than for life insurers because non-life insurers and reinsurers generally focus on taking insurance risk and tend to minimise asset risk.
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"A few weeks of extra inventory is one of the important steps we are taking to make sure that we minimise any disruption to our customers and consumers," Alan Jope, Unilever's new chief executive, told reporters on Thursday.
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Brokerages would be able to apply for support from the state-backed China Securities Investor Protection Fund if they or the market could not minimise the risks, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said in a draft guideline.
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"Any scheme would need to provide value for money, target support where it was most needed, be deliverable at local authority level and minimise the scope for fraud," the environment ministry said in a document released on Friday.
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Asset risk is the largest component, accounting for 24% of TC, but it is significantly lower than for life insurers because non-life insurers and reinsurers generally focus on taking insurance risk and tend to minimise asset risk.
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"We advise all customers in Germany to turn up as normal tomorrow, as we plan to operate all scheduled flights, and we will be doing our utmost to minimise any disruptions," spokesman Robin Kiely said in a statement.
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Partly for that reason the two sides have a routine exchange, called the Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED), so their cabinet-level leaders and top bureaucrats know what each other is thinking—and can minimise dangerous surprises.
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Singapore, in a crackdown on short deliveries to bunker fuel customers, this year became the world's first port to mandate the use of mass flow meters to minimise inaccuracies and errors in measuring delivered volumes of marine fuels.
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A report published by The Times on Monday said EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier is working on a plan to minimise physical checks at the border between the two Irelands by tracking goods using barcodes on shipping containers.
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Italian banks' efforts to tackle the legacy of a deep recession have so far focused on the worst-performing loans, which had been more heavily written down so as to minimise losses in the event of a sale.
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The liberal scientist, for instance, is particularly exercised about "eco-prepping"—prepping in ways that minimise his carbon footprint while restoring land he owns in West Virginia, where his family has a tiny, solar-powered home, to forest.
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NUREMBERG, Germany, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday that Germany wanted to minimise the negative impact of Brexit in both Britain and Germany if Britain were to leave the European Union in a disorderly manner.
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LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Britain's drugs regulator said on Tuesday it would work to minimise disruption caused by the country leaving the European Union and spelt out plans to allay some of the worst fears of pharmaceutical companies.
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On Wall Street, the Nasdaq jumped 2.1% to a record on Tuesday, while the S&P 500 and the Dow advanced 3.93% each as investors took heart from China's efforts to minimise the economic impact from the coronavirus epidemic.
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The advent of the relief pitcher as a separate role and career path in the 21918s made it possible for managers to minimise the impact of the TTOP, by bringing in a fresh arm before their starters became ineffective.
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It's argued that this will vastly improve the experience of trans people, ultimately helping to minimise both their sense of gender dysphoria (distress caused by a mismatch between felt and perceived gender identity) and their susceptibility to transphobic violence.
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FRANKFURT, May 28 (Reuters) - Britain's offshore territories the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Bermuda and the Cayman Islands were named in a study released on Wednesday as the most significant jurisdictions used by global companies to minimise their tax bills.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Brexit deal struck by Britain and the rest of the European Union will minimise much of Brexit's short-term impact on the economies of Ireland and Northern Ireland, Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said on Thursday.
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Kallum Pickering, an economist at Berenberg, said a delay to Brexit would be modestly positive for sterling as it would cut the near-term risk of the UK leaving without a transition period in place to minimise economic disruption.
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The team fly DJI Inspire 1 Pro drones off the cliffs of the Great Australian Bight with the permission of the Aboriginal Lands Trust, allowing them to minimise disturbance to the animals while getting high resolution images and measurements.
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His clients receive detailed charts that tell them on what side of the plane to sit and when to wear sunglasses after landing (when travelling east it is wise to wear shades on arrival to minimise exposure to daylight).
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A report published by The Times on Monday said that EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier is working on a plan to minimise physical checks at the border between the two Irelands by tracking goods using barcodes on shipping containers.
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In its updated plans, the government said North-South trade could no longer be as frictionless as it is today in a no-deal Brexit and that any arrangement to minimise the negative consequences would clearly be sub-optimal.
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President Tayyip Erdogan advised Turks on Wednesday not to leave home unless necessary for three weeks and to minimise social contact until the threat of the coronavirus recedes, but he did not tell them to stay away from work.
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TOKYO, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Japan will unveil new measures on Tuesday to stem the spread of a coronavirus as infections and deaths climb, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urging people to telecommute or work staggered hours to minimise risk.
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MOSCOW, June 5 (Reuters) - The Russian Finance Ministry would like to use the National Wealth Fund to support state exports, seeking to minimise risks from Western sanctions and also cut domestic borrowing, its head of state debt has told Reuters.
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European planemaker Airbus Group SE said on Tuesday it was postponing the delivery of 12 A380 superjumbos to Emirates Airline over the next two years, and added it would accelerate cost cutting programmes to minimise the impact of these delays.
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"Sistema maintains full transparency around the case and will do everything in its power to contribute to a fair court decision and minimise any negative consequences of the claim for the company and all its stakeholders," it said in a statement.
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He boasted of creating terror-fighting rules that are "much more disciplined and consistent with the rule of law and international norms"—including the obligation to minimise casualties when using drones, while still allowing strikes in countries unable to capture terrorists.
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Insiders at the $48 billion company say the deal could offer a boost to China as it battles to minimise the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak that has disrupted travel to the country and put several cities on lockdown.
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On Wall Street, the Nasdaq jumped 2.1% to a record high on Tuesday, while the S&P 500 and the Dow advanced 1.7% each as investors took heart from China's efforts to minimise the economic impact from the coronavirus epidemic.
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On August 15th, a three-judge panel in San Antonio ruled that two congressional districts encompassing the cities of Corpus Christi and Austin were drawn to minimise minority voting power, violating both the VRA and the Fourteenth Amendment's equal-protection guarantee.
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But with parliament expected to extend the date of Brexit beyond March 29 rather than let Britain crash out of the EU without a transition period to minimise economic disruption, the pound has surged to multi-month highs in recent weeks.
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The lessons of his school, as well as of Descartes and Oran-Constantine, point a way for France to overcome the tyranny of normal in order to make more of what it does well and minimise what it does not.
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Ms Bicchieri speculates that older men—the group most likely to minimise sexual harassment and least likely to be won over by feminist arguments—might be brought round by the notion that upsetting women is not the behaviour of a gentleman.
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Responding to a customer who complained on Facebook, Deadline News reports, an Amazon representative explained that the company is trying to minimise the amount of packaging it uses, which is obviously an entirely admirable and environmentally-friend policy to adopt.
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"BAE Systems is therefore working closely with the UK government to minimise the risk of any such occurrence and the impact it would have on financial performance, the supply chain and relationships," it said in its annual results on Thursday.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The Brexit deal struck by Britain and the rest of the European Union will minimise much of Brexit's short-term impact on the economies of Ireland and Northern Ireland, Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said on Thursday.
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They have so far assumed that the prime concern of British politicians is to minimise economic damage: the Breakingviews Brexit indicator, which incorporates signals from currency, bond, stock, and credit default swap prices, has been relatively stable in recent months.
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Predicting the weather more than a few days out is generally a futile task, but should road warriors avoid certain American cities at certain times of the year to minimise their risk of being marooned far from home or work?
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"It is ADS's view that a customs union combined with a high level of regulatory alignment between the UK and EU is necessary to minimise new costs, maintain industrial competitiveness and protect the high-value jobs our sectors provide," ADS said.
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The purpose of Mr Navalny's efforts, which include the boycott, agitation against the election and the monitoring of its results, is to present the whole procedure as a flop, to minimise the turnout and to expose any attempts to rig it.
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PARIS, Dec 20173 (Reuters) - Planemaker Airbus said on Tuesday it was postponing the delivery of 12 A380 planes to Emirates Airline over the next two years, and added it would step up cost cuts to minimise the impact of these delays.
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The Times Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government needs to loosen regulations and automatically authorise tens of thousands of companies to trade with the European Union to minimise disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit, industry leaders have warned. bit.
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With the Jewish population generally a small minority in these cities, casting a rival fanbase as Jewish could perhaps be an attempt to minimise their supporters; above and beyond offensive language and chanting, there is an inherently antisemitic sentiment behind this.
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We all know that this level of waste is unsustainable and with the ban looking like it could apply as early as next year, it's a good time to start thinking about ways in which you can minimise your plastic waste.
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"Birds must have been under strong evolutionary pressure to establish basic rules and strategies to minimise the risk of collision in advance," said Mandyam Srinivasan, a professor of visual and sensory neuroscience at the University of Queensland, in a statement.
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Officials say the law will give more powers to the regulator, the National Nuclear Safety Administration (NNSA), and establish new systems that will improve the disclosure of information on issues like radiation, and prevent or minimise risks from nuclear accidents.
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The bloc is considering adding a "sincere cooperation" condition to that option, a gentleman's agreement to minimise any risk that Britain could stall the EU's agenda and vital processes, or undermine its operations or the legitimacy of its key institutions.
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"The UK Government is actively working with Tata Steel and the British Steel Pension Scheme's Trustees to find a solution that will help minimise its impact on a potential purchaser, and potentially separate it from the business," the ministry said.
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ANKARA, March 18 (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan advised Turks on Wednesday not to leave home unless necessary for three weeks and to minimise social contact until the threat of coronavirus recedes, but did not instruct people to stay away from work.
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The number of workers at the site would be reduced to about 2,000, the firm said, adding that the remaining skilled workers would focus on critical areas and would work in shifts with extra transport and staggered breaks to minimise contact.
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BERLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday announced a raft of measures limiting social contact in an attempt to slow the progress of the coronavirus epidemic, but said the government would attempt to minimise the economic impact.
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The aim is to match the EU's Paris Agreement climate pledge to cut emissions by 40 percent by 2030 compared to 1990 levels, and there are also provisions to minimise the risk of European industry relocating to avoid climate regulation.
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Refiners will want to minimise the amount of high-sulphur fuel oil they produce as ships will largely be banned from using such fuel from next year, unless they have been fitted with scrubbers to remove the sulphur after combustion.
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"Labour shortages continue to place upward pressure on build costs throughout the construction sector, however, a strong operational focus and an embedded culture of cost control has helped Bellway minimise any dilutive effect on the gross margin," the firm said.
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Conor Lawlor, director of international and Brexit policy at trade body UK Finance, said his organisation would continue to work closely with the government and regulators to get the necessary rules and laws in place to minimise potential disruption to customers.
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MADRID, March 5 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has asked banks to review their business continuity plans and what actions they can take to prepare and minimise the potential adverse effects of the coronavirus spread, a letter seen by Reuters shows.
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Across their surveys, people overwhelmingly thought that it would be more moral for an autonomous vehicle to sacrifice its passenger to save more people, and that cars should be programmed to minimise injury to the many, rather than to the few.
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Germany plans to move the 280 German soldiers to an airbase in Jordan but has stressed it wants to minimise disruption that move would cause to the U.S.-led coalition operation against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, of which it is part.
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The prime minister will want firstly to maximise the scope of the FTA, secondly to maximise the benefits of any associate relationship with the customs union and thirdly to minimise the precipitousness of the cliff off which British firms will fly in 2019.
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Chip Conley, the founder and leader of Joie de Vivre Hospitality, one of the largest boutique hotel chains in the United States, tried to minimise layoffs even as the company's revenues fell more than 30 percent in the recession of the late 2000s.
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To minimise job losses, China's stability-obsessed leaders are likely to sign-off on more spending, tax relief and subsidies for virus-hit sectors, alongside further monetary easing to spur bank lending and lower borrowing costs for businesses, policy insiders have told Reuters.
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To minimise the amount of atmosphere in the way, and thus the risk of signal disruption, Dr Pan and his team put their ground station for this experiment in Ngari, a region of south-western Tibet that has an altitude of 5,100 metres.
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The planned offer, which raises hopes that Britain can avoid crashing out of the EU without a transition period in place to minimise economic disruption, comes after opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Monday his Labour Party would back a second Brexit referendum.
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Britain says its Brimstone missiles, which are designed to hit fast-moving targets and have already been used by Britain's Tornado jets in Afghanistan, Libya and Iraq, should bolster the fight against IS by delivering so-called surgical strikes that minimise civilian casualties.
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That continued a theme of recent years, when banks have raised short-dated funding from the opco to minimise costs while issuing longer-dated holdco paper to build buffers of loss-absorbing debt that will retain regulatory value for years to come.
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The company, which also reported a 7 percent rise in annual profit on Tuesday, said that such reformulation would help to minimise the financial impact of the levy, which was proposed earlier this month and will be based on a drink's sugar content.
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Industry leaders fear trade with the European Union could be severely disrupted after it emerged that emergency plans put in place to minimise disruption under a no-deal Brexit in March, have not been rolled over for the United Kingdom's exit in October.
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" Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard, chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners in the UK explained that "while every effort is taken to minimise the risk of making errors, both GPs and pharmacists are human, and medication mistakes can and occasionally do happen.
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The number of workers at the site in Somerset would be reduced to about 2,000, the company said, adding that the remaining skilled workers will focus on critical areas and work in shifts with extra transport and staggered breaks to minimise contact.
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BERLIN, Oct 18 (Reuters) - German business groups have expressed relief at this week's Brexit deal, believing that if it is approved by British lawmakers it would minimise the economic damage to both sides, which they fear would be worse with a disorderly divorce.
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The company currently imports all the cars it sells in China, but it is in the process of building a factory in Shanghai that will manufacture Model 3 cars in the initial phase and help it minimise the impact of the trade war and tariffs.
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Facebook's plan for Libra has stirred much interest towards digital currencies and China will apply technologies to minimise the cost of settlement while avoiding systemetic financial risks, Lu Lei, a deputy head deputy of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, told a forum in Shanghai.
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Mr Mattarella, whose job is to minimise political uncertainty, had hoped that, in the event of a defeat, the prime minister himself might have been persuaded to form a fresh government with a limited mandate: to reform Italy's electoral law and hold new elections.
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In his view, the thousands of coffins returning from Afghanistan in the 1980s were partly to blame for the collapse of the Soviet Union, so he has gone to extraordinary lengths both to minimise and conceal the deaths of any conscripted troops in Ukraine.
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"The position on export licensing currently adopted by the German government may affect the group's ability to provide the required capability to the kingdom," it said in its annual financial results on Thursday, adding it was working with British authorities to minimise the risk.
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By Andrew Osborn and Andrey Ostroukh MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian government pledged to minimise the fallout from U.S. sanctions on Tuesday and dismissed steep falls in the rouble and financial markets as short-term volatility, saying Russia needed time to adjust to the new curbs.
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"We have scheduled next year's annual maintenance period at MINI Plant Oxford to start on 1 April, when the UK exits the EU, to minimise the risk of any possible short-term parts-supply disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit," BMW said.
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"In reaching the conclusion that there was no discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation in this case, I do not seek to minimise or disparage the very real problem of discrimination against gay people," president of the Supreme Court Lady Hale wrote in the decision.
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New Zealand's air traffic control provider Airways said on its website it was implementing fuel conservation measures, which involve organising airplane landing and take-offs in such a way as to minimise the amount of time they spend in the air to save fuel.
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The move comes after JPMorgan took similar steps to minimise the risk of contagion, splitting its sales and trading staff between central locations in London and New York and secondary sites in Basingstoke - about 50 miles (80 km) from its London base - and New Jersey.
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By Andrew Osborn and Andrey Ostroukh MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian government pledged to minimise the fallout from U.S. sanctions on Tuesday and dismissed steep falls in the rouble and financial markets as short-term volatility, saying Russia needed time to adjust to the new curbs.
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Alamy It doesn't have to be like this A desire to reduce the amount of waste being produced and to minimise the harm it does is all well and good, but governments must be sure to encourage those ends by the cheapest and most efficient means.
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Indicated 20.7 percent higher People who are aged 20.1 or older and take aspirin daily to ward off heart attacks face a significantly elevated risk of serious or even fatal bleeding and should be given heartburn drugs to minimise the danger, a 6.193-year study has found.
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Venice is built on such soft soil that it can expect to keep sinking whatever it does; so far as Venetians can hope to minimise the loss, they must convert to lighter building materials, stop heavy lorries from plying certain highways and expand horizontally, if at all.
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Last August, a ruling by a three-judge panel in San Antonio held that two of Texas's 36 congressional districts were drawn to minimise minority voting power, in violation of both the Voting Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment guarantee of the "equal protection of the laws".
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Singapore's marine fuels market has faced increased competition for market share and a squeeze on margins since the city-state at the start of 2017 became the world's first port to adopt mass flow meters to streamline operations and minimise inaccuracies in delivered quantities of marine fuels.
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"The move will minimise double-counting of album tracks between the Official Singles and Albums Charts and make the two charts more distinct," and their hopes were to boost the number of chart hits each year—for context, just 2100 songs hit number 303 in 230.
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While the DUP are deeply eurosceptic, they have balked at some of the practical implications of a so-called hard Brexit — including a potential loss of a "frictionless border" with the Republic of Ireland — and talks will touch on efforts to minimise the potential damage to Northern Ireland.
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"The rollover at least would be at the same level because it has not been very effective, it has been effective to a certain level to minimise the glut in the market, but there are now ideas or calls for agreeing (on) even more," Oil Minister Thamer Ghadhban said.
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"Now that we have more clarity, it is vital that the relocation of the EMA will be carried out in such a way as to minimise as much as possible any disruptions that could negatively affect access to medicines for patients," said John Brennan, the group's secretary general.
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Farmers usually begin sowing wheat, the nation's biggest rural export, in late April, but this year they are trying to minimise expenditure on items such as fertiliser, herbicides and pesticides amid the threat of a second-straight crop failure following the hottest summer in records going back to 1910.
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As farmers in wealthier countries rarely depend on harvests for food and can usually insure crops against bad weather, the best strategy for them may be to maximise yields rather than minimise the risk of weather-related crop damage, as subsistence farmers would seek to do, the researchers said.
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Vice-Chancellor Werner Kogler, responding to reports that many Austrians were using their time off from work imposed by virus containment measures to go on excursions and hiking tours, urged all to stay at least one meter (yard) apart from one another to minimise the risk of contagion.
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Vice-Chancellor Werner Kogler, responding to reports that many Austrians were using their time off from work imposed by virus containment measures to go on excursions and hiking tours, urged all to stay at least one meter (yard) apart from one another to minimise the risk of contagion.
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If you entertain your own child, keep them off other people's laps / food trays / faces, apologise if they yank someone's hair or vomit on their shoes, try and minimise freakouts with food, cuddles or trips up and down the aisle, you'll probably get on with your fellow passengers just fine.
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The accommodation "goes to great lengths to separate objecting employers from the provision of contraceptive coverage and to minimise any burden on religious exercise" and—despite the dissatisfaction registered by the Little Sisters et al—has been good enough for other "religious organisations providing coverage to hundreds of thousands of people".
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"This is a classic Mexican strategy to try to minimise potential harm," says Duncan Wood, head of the Mexico Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington, DC. By opening a channel of communication at this stage, goes the theory, discussions become easier in the event of a Trump victory.
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Two of Britain's biggest carmakers, BMW and Peugeot, both said that, despite the delay to Brexit, they would go ahead next week with factory shutdowns that had been deliberately scheduled to minimise disruption to their cross-border supply lines in the event of a no-deal departure on March 29.
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"The series of fines imposed is a stern signal from RBI to banks to strengthen their internal systems and minimise fraud after the PNB fraud last year, which tarnished the image of India's banking system," said Mitul Budhbhatti, associate director and head of banking, financial services and insurance at CARE Ratings.
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Bankers say both companies would at the very least be keen to buy some of Generali's assets that would have to be sold after a deal with Intesa to address antitrust issues and minimise overlaps between the two, given that Intesa already has a big insurance business of its own.
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With less than two years to settle divorce terms before Britain leaves, deal or no deal, on March 30, 2019, the 27 other EU national leaders want British Prime Minister Theresa May to rally her divided nation swiftly behind a clear, detailed plan that can minimise economic and social disruption across Europe.
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A soft Brexit is usually taken to refer to one that keeps Britain closely aligned with the EU. The objective is to minimise the disruption to trade, to supply chains and to business in general that would be created by diverging from the EU's regulations and standards, thereby reducing the cost of Brexit.
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A considerable number of these firms are concentrated in the UK. Nearly half of Japanese direct investment intended for the EU in 2015 flowed to the UK ... we strongly request that the UK will consider this fact seriously and respond in a responsible manner to minimise any harmful effects on these businesses.
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You minimise the amount of time the poop is touching the air, because if you poop first, it takes you longer to pee and then you're peeing on top of it, stirring it up, the poop particles create a cloud, it goes out and then everyone in the party'll know that you pooped.
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"ASIC alleges that on three specific occasions CBA traded with the intention of affecting the level at which BBSW was set so as to maximise its profits or minimise its losses to the detriment of those holding opposite positions to CBA's," ASIC said in documents submitted to the Australian Federal Court on Tuesday.
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In response, the blood flow to the nose increases further, as the task of warming the air that's breathed in takes precedence over heat loss from the nose (the body's normal response to cold is to shunt blood away from the surface to the deep vessels to minimise heat loss from the skin).
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Britain argues that Brussels should be able to offer its financial services sector, which generates more than 10 percent of national output, special access to the Single Market, as all British laws are already fully in line with those of the EU and possible divergence later could be managed to minimise changes.
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As Spittles told me: "It's also important to make sure you have travel insurance as the cost of medical care and treatment can be very expensive outside the UK." "If there's a time difference, think about what time you'll need to take your medication to minimise the risk of seizures," added Spittles.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, March 3 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday: Chinese authorities on Tuesday asked overseas Chinese to reconsider or minimise their travel plans as the coronavirus epidemic spreads across the world and prompts an uptick of imported cases arriving in the country.
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It did not detail how it would do achieve this, but Fabrizio Campelli, global head of Wealth Management, said in the note that Deutsche Bank's priorities were investing to minimise risks in a "challenging regulatory and control environment", investing in a modern and resilient operating model and building the business around the needs of its clients.
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Whilst such steps may minimise some of the risks, the fact the market is an illicit one means that purity or strength of a substance cannot be properly known without on-site drug testing facilities, ultimately to really reduce this risk a regulated market is probably the only way to guarantee that people know what is in their drugs.
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The amount of taxes that large tech businesses pay — or should we say the lack of taxes that large tech businesses pay — has been a flashpoint topic for years now, where questions have been raised over whether large tech giants like Google, Amazon and Apple are paying their fair share of taxes here when their businesses are organised to minimise that amount.
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The focus is on arrangements that allow the firms to minimise taxes paid in Europe on sales in the region, while simultaneously using deferral provisions in the American tax code to keep the profits offshore indefinitely—thereby also shielding them from a tax hit back home, where they would be taxed at a hefty 35% (minus any payments made in Europe) if repatriated.
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The hacked e-mails also reveal wrangling about how to minimise negative publicity around Mrs Clinton's use of a private e-mail server to send and receive secret government information; internal discussions about how to handle touchy Democratic grandees (including at the Obama White House); the uselessness of sundry reporters; and how to finesse moderate policy positions liable to displease the party's leftish activists.
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"You should make necessary preparations now to minimise disruption to your business come October 31," Donohoe said, referring to the date Britain is due to leave the EU. Ireland's Office of the Revenue Commissioners is in the process of intensifying its engagement with firms as many that trade with Britain have not yet applied for a customs number to continue doing so after Brexit.
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