Meanwhile, the larger multiverse of IP sources has become more constrained.
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Ultimately, as more developers tackle more constrained domains, chatbots will only improve.
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As 2017 dawned, though, that opportunity began to look far more constrained.
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"They are much more constrained now," said Mr. Lardy, the China expert.
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Women are even more constrained when it comes to men's partnering moves.
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A firing, on the other hand, would likely leave Trump more constrained.
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The far more constrained AI that's practically possible today is not necessarily evil.
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You'll feel a lot more constrained using the Active with iOS than with Android.
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Their range of alternatives may be constrained by wartime circumstance—more constrained than Cardona's.
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Each year there's typically a configuration or color option more constrained than the base models.
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Note though that the real-wold scene becomes much much less interesting and more constrained.
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It has similar weapon upgrading to Dark Souls, but as a much more constrained mechanic.
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"We're in a much more constrained environment for a whole range of reasons," he explained.
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Childhood these days is far more constrained than it was even a couple of decades ago.
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Against the euro, the gains were more constrained, with euro/sterling last down 0.5% at 89.25 pence.
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Against the euro, the gains were more constrained, with euro/sterling last down 0.6% at 89.15 pence.
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U.S. banks, for example, are more constrained by a leverage ratio, which measures equity capital to total assets.
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Informal "track 2" talks allow policymakers and experts to exchange views outside the more constrained atmosphere of formal negotiations.
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Dividend payouts for European banks could be yet more constrained now that American stress tests also focus on them.
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Finally, because the turned entries aren't symmetrically located, the grid layout was more constrained than it otherwise would be.
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You know, we-- you know-- supply chains are more extractive than they should be as the planet gets more constrained.
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And there's probably no area of public policy where the official debate in Washington has been more constrained than Israel.
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And I think even for L5 it will probably happened with a more constrained environment, and probably now with part of the course, for example the first of four car rollout is the minibus, with more constrained routes and we have a street sweeping car vehicle that itself is very different from the passenger cars.
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But as Xi Jinping, China's president, tightens his grip on the country, the tech giants, too, have found themselves more constrained.
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The system works much like it does on the Rift, though without Touch, things understandably feel quite a bit more constrained.
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Those retailers are also investing in technology like delivery that is more difficult for a smaller, more constrained player like Sears.
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Can you give me an example of where a State Department person, for example, would be more constrained than you are?
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images Underpinning his opinions was Scalia's view of a much more constrained Constitution than his liberal colleagues held.
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Still, Brown said the budget was considerably more constrained than in any year since 2012, when California struggled through years of deficits.
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The supply of new home construction has been much more constrained than in the last cycle, which is consistent with this scenario.
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"Drug price increases are somewhat more constrained in 2017 and 0.83 than they have been previously," Cowen and Co analyst Eric Schmidt said.
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It is more constrained by the leverage ratio, which had a projected minimum of 13%, leaving only a 90bp cushion above the requirement.
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EU banks are more constrained by leverage ratios than US peers due to the European reliance on modelled RWAs, which are balance-sheet intensive.
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It's clear this small-format version is Amazon's way of getting Go stores into much more constrained spaces, like malls and perhaps even airports.
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While the economy is voters' main concern, some fear that Morocco's movement towards a more democratic system—and a more constrained monarchy—is faltering.
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He may be even more constrained discussing the investigation into potential ties between the Trump campaign and the Russian hacking into Democratic campaign emails.
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The presentation confirms that Mr. Jobs envisioned a simpler and more constrained iPhone experience than the one we actually have over a decade later.
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Grandmothers with their own calves, the researchers suggest, might be more constrained in how much they're able to offer leadership to their family groups.
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All of those sites rely on extensive communities to serve up recommendations to would-be readers, and by comparison, Browsery is a bit more constrained.
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Moreover, there is little doubt that as "great power competition" increases in the 21st century the resources of the United States will become more constrained.
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My compromise was to put a trio (TURTLENECK, BOA AND CROCS) across the middle, which does break the pattern but in a more constrained way.
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If only for one simple fact: Mueller's marching orders are very different, and more constrained, than Starr's were 20 years ago, Starr told VICE News.
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If people must live in a more constrained way to slow the coronavirus - traveling less, say, or videoconferencing more - they can similarly modify their behaviour.
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Redistricting unilaterally controlled by one party (and the midterms will tell us a lot about where that's likely) will likely be a little more constrained.
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Screens on smartphones have continued getting bigger—as seen by the rise of the phablet—but watches are far more constrained when it comes to size.
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If Kushner takes an official position in the administration — and he's hired lawyers who say he could, despite anti-nepotism laws — he will be more constrained.
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Trump, flanked by his daughter, Ivanka, and wife, Melania, and a backdrop of American flags, aimed to show a more constrained, disciplined and less rambunctious side.
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And I think there is a little bit more freedom than there may have been when there was a more constrained group of networks buying shows.
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And it will be perhaps more telling if smaller developers, with more constrained development time and budgets, decide such an update is worthwhile for their users.
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Without the bill to reset the federal government's baseline tax revenue, Republicans would be much more constrained when it came time to overhaul the tax code.
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On the fixed-income side, managers running multisector income funds have tended to outperform those running more constrained products and are well represented on our list.
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Because bond prices move in the opposite direction to their yields, the capital gains from Treasuries become more constrained as yields approach the theoretical floor of zero.
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The ECB's main interest rate currently stands at -0.5% and analysts said that its toolkit is more constrained given that its rates are already in negative territory.
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"Tesco's ability to generate cash flow in the foreseeable future could be more constrained than we thought before the results," analysts at JP Morgan said in a note.
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"As you are seeing a growing middle-class in poorer countries, you are also seeing children's lives becoming more constrained, and more fear about children's freedoms," he said.
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With virtual reality, the more squashed the FoV, the more constrained your viewpoint is, but everything that isn't the screen is just blackness and thus not all that distracting.
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"I think the Saudi petchem industry is more constrained by new gas allocations than by price," said Sanjay Sharma vice President - Middle East and India at IHS Chemical Consulting.
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But it quickly became clear that, in addition to being limited arbitrarily to a week, the FBI probe might be even more constrained by the White House overseeing it.
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Still, several of Mr. Biden's rivals took a more constrained view, suggesting that a rationale of serving American "interests" is not enough to justify even limited strikes without Congress.
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Penske Dash describes itself as "free-floating," although within Washington, D.C. it's a bit more constrained than some other services that allow customers to park anywhere within a geographic area.
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The F5s won't topple my sub-$100 favorites, the 1More Triple Drivers, but compared to the so-so competition in their price range, they're a great choice for more constrained budgets.
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Mr Trump, having little understanding of legal boundaries, or attention span, or interest in building consensus, or long-term view of almost anything, was always liable to be even more constrained.
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EQT's 2020 capital budget indicates a more constrained approach to reserves and production growth, enabling the company to generate free cash flow that could be applied toward debt reduction, Moody's added.
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Britain needed to increase the rate of house building, which was more constrained by planning rules than by finance, and to ensure there were homes to rent as well as to buy.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell called those issues "crucial" for a U.S. economy where economic outcomes seem ever more constrained for those not born in the right place or to the right family.
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For those who want performance on a bit more constrained budget, Audi's TT RS will get a midcycle makeover, with new exterior details like a matte black Singleframe grille with distinctive Quattro script.
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Such a leader would also be more constrained by short-term electoral considerations at the cost of long-term planning for the good of the political community and the rest of the world.
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There's a new "Narrow"' mode that's even more constrained than the typical "Linear" mode GoPro offers, and a new Max SuperView mode that pushes wide beyond previous limits for a really dramatic look.
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The longer the JCPOA is in place and Iranian cheating is overlooked, and the closer Iran draws to a legitimized, unfettered nuclear program, the more constrained and fraught U.S. policy options will become.
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Although banks could be more comfortable underwriting sizeable deals, big buyouts are currently more constrained by valuations than regulation and making acquisition multiples work is more of an issue than raising finance, sources said.
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" And: "At first everybody's gonna like it, like when the radio came, when the television came—this new human experience … [But] as time goes by, you'll find yourself in these more constrained, virtual boxes.
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He may have offered his vote to the liberals in exchange for a more constrained decision that limits the reach of the FHA in similar lawsuits—or even, in Justice Thomas's view, kills it softly.
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At the end of the day, McConnell is simply more constrained than his counterpart, House Speaker Paul Ryan, and seems to lack the legislative berth he needs to send a bill to the White House.
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He said that Russian security personnel were far more constrained on British soil — "In Moscow, they can use guns," he said — and that he had been deeply impressed by British policing and rule of law.
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Jacobsen pointed to higher-than-expected global harvests in November and December, lower ocean temperatures in Norway and problems with algae in Chile as the main reasons why global output growth is now seen more constrained.
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It's not only a popular and important application, but will be the only authorized way for users to connect iOS devices to machines running on Windows 10 S, a more constrained version of its operating system.
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While the pieces of my hair that fell out of the bun were a bit more constrained by the hairnet, it didn't do a whole lot to keep the hair from falling out in the first place.
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The president's executive authority is far more constrained when it comes to guns than in the areas that have seen more radical change (the Environmental Protection Agency, for example, has wide leeway from Congress to regulate harmful pollutants).
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In 2008 a group with many of the same researchers devised the first system that could beat top-level humans at Limit Texas Hold'em, a version of the game that has a far more constrained variety of possible bets.
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"With approximately $1 trillion of lost investment through the recent downward trend and more constrained access to capital, we expect oil markets to remain structurally tighter for several years, suggesting a more positive period for oil prices," he said.
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"If kids are coming into social situations with more constrained ideas about what boys and girls should be from playing, you can see how that would contribute to the negative reinforcement of ideas about identity and sexuality," says Tolman.
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As the product evolves and improves, it's easy to picture it moving into new, more constrained spaces, like time-shifting apps (instant podcast with five voices to choose from!) and even taking over territory currently claimed by voice assistants.
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By automating much of the lending process, companies like LendingClub Corp, OnDeck Capital and Prosper were able to service borrowers that had become too risky or too expensive for banks to lend to from their more constrained balance sheets.
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"Theresa May is becoming more constrained," said Mujtaba Rahman, the managing director leading analysis on Europe for the Eurasia Group, who added that she can no longer avoid a vote on her Brexit plan that she already postponed once.
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It debuted a more constrained version of Windows, known as Windows 10 S, that focuses on new-style Windows apps and aims to some of the fast boot-up and easy maintenance that have made Chromebooks so popular in schools.
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But despite the volume of affected customers, the highly sensitive data leaked was more constrained: Only around 140,000 US Social Security numbers (SSNs), 80,000 linked bank account numbers for secured card customers, and 1 million Canadian Social Insurance numbers were compromised.
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This kind of spontaneous yet coherent storytelling is extremely difficult for artificial intelligence, even as AI has mastered more constrained board games such as chess and Go. The best text-generating AI programs too often produce confused and disjointed prose.
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While Putin is more constrained by needing to keep to at least the appearance of representative democracy, he and Xi are the most prominent of a host of world leaders rolling back voting rights and shoring up their own authority.
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"That gave us a lot of confidence in the route we are planning initially from Miami to Orlando, which has identical characteristics and is even more constrained in terms of the competition or what you could do by car," Edens said.
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Ideologically opposed to the centralized, strong government that had developed during the war, Liberal Republicans actually became more like conservatives and libertarians of today, with their commitment to a more constrained federal government and to individual freedom, private property, and laissez-faire capitalism.
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Fundamentally, Scalia's conservatism rested on one idea: The US Constitution is more constrained than his more liberal colleagues would suggest — and trying to interpret the Constitution loosely will allow the Court to strike down legitimate laws and, in the end, undermine democracy.
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"In an environment where the balance sheet is more constrained, governments are going to have to be reaching out to the private sector to look to provide infrastructure services, so those companies that are exposed to this are going to be more attractive," Gable explained.
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It would allow telecoms companies to use customer metadata, such as the duration and location of calls, as well as content to provide additional services and so make more money, although the telecoms lobby group ETNO said they remain more constrained than their tech competitors.
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If Democrats win control of government, they'll do X; if we Republicans keep the House, we'll scale that back to some more constrained Y. This bears no resemblance to what Republicans have in mind as they ask voters to give them a check on Democratic rule.
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"If the Fed embarks on a rate-cutting cycle, the dollar will weaken more because of the cushion room that the United States has relative to other economies where central banks are a bit more constrained to ease policy," said Constantin Bolz of wealth manager Portfolio Concepts.
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"I have no doubt that it will become more common if access becomes more constrained," said Daniel Grossman, a physician and a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of California, San Francisco, who has studied self-managed abortion overseas and in the United States.
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"As access to clinic-based abortion care becomes more constrained because of legal restrictions, more women may turn to these websites as they look for options to end an unwanted pregnancy," said Daniel Grossman, a professor in the department of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at UCSF.
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"A ramp-up of Saudi production to 11.2 million barrels per day is probably a tool used by Riyadh to press for a deal in Vienna, as a sign of its ability to bolster production compared to the other OPEC countries that are more constrained," said Eurasia Group. 2.
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The first was very much of a piece with RTS games of the early 2000s: base-building and masses of impersonal troops ruled the day, and some of the add-ons even came with full blown campaign maps, a bit reminiscent of a more constrained Total War campaign map.
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While the headroom is better than peers' such as Telefonica SA (BBB/Stable) and Deutsche Telekom AG (BBB+/Stable), organic deleveraging capacity and free cashflow generation is slightly more constrained as a result of network capex, which we do not envisage a significant decline in the next three years.
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It was a contract that the Jets, who are more constrained by the salary cap and who have other free agents to sign, could not be reasonably expected to match, even though Harrison, 27, helped the Jets' defense give up the second-fewest rushing yards in the N.F.L. last season.
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"The current slowdown in earnings growth will lead to capital issues in Chinese banks and, within the sector, smaller banks will be more constrained in terms of their capital given their worse-than-average asset quality and earnings headwinds," said Leon Qi, a banking analyst at Daiwa Capital Markets in Hong Kong.
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HSBC, which just over a week ago decided not to move its headquarters to Hong Kong, said it would raise its total annual dividend to $0.51 per share from $0.50, a relief to investors who had worried the lender's more constrained capital position would cause it to abandon its goal of dividend growth.
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The second is when you are at max revenue growth, but don't yet have good unit economics because you can get in the trap of continuing to burn your excess capital to fund for the revenue growth whereas if you had more constrained capital, you would start to think about converting that revenue growth to actual unit economic growth.
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"But as we say in the report, although things may be cooling down a little bit right now, we cannot get away from the fact that later in the year … We could be in a different situation where supply may be more constrained and there would then perhaps be a risk of the oil price increasing," he added.
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I may be in the minority of wishing more things would end sooner, but I'm hardly alone in longing for more constrained storytelling and finite endings; the continuing rise of the anthology series speaks to the desire to be able to keep working with a network while also starting largely from scratch each new season, with a theme or a mood providing continuity.
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"The real challenge will come when these thinly capitalized companies need to refinance in a potentially more punitive rate environment where valuations could also be more constrained" New issuers in B3 debt comprised 44% of all new paper that came to market in 2018, double the level in 2007, just before the last recession, which saw massive debt defaults when the subprime mortgage market collapsed.
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But so far Trump has been more constrained and less destructive than I expected — his foreign policy less destabilizing (so far) than either of his predecessors, his cruelest policy instincts walked back under pressure, the country more prosperous, his appointments more responsible and a large-scale investigation into his possible crimes proceeding, beset by Trumpian insults but otherwise mostly unimpeded by the White House.
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Justice Powell's papers, as well as other justices' papers that have become available, make clear that he was on the plaintiffs' side from the very beginning, even though it wasn't clear for months whether he would actually join an opinion by the much more liberal Justice Brennan or whether he would file a separate opinion to reach the same result in a more constrained way.
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