We run a rather more measured approach in the PRA.
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Sterling's spectacular slide will give way to more measured misery.
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The mood in early European trade was far more measured.
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Will he be a bit softer, a bit more measured?
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This Biden was more measured, more magnanimous and more conciliatory.
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The latter should be reported in a more measured way.
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The more measured approach that Professor Christensen taught was ignored.
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DANES Well, he is more measured, a lot more sane.
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But on health care, he took a more measured approach.
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But the mood in European trade was far more measured.
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But in office, he has taken a more measured approach.
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Once more measured in her rhetoric, Ginsburg is pulling no punches.
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In court papers, his lawyers have so far been more measured.
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With Eastman, the DCCC had been more measured than other races.
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When it comes to tourists, the new policy is more measured.
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My other one is much more measured, much more about trend.
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I think that the TPG approach is a bit more measured.
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Hillary Clinton has been more measured in discussing surveillance and encryption.
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They brought with them a slightly more measured, less intoxicated approach.
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Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri gave a more measured critique.
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But in his CBS interview, he took a more measured tone.
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His perspective on Russia's propaganda campaign is more measured than most.
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But her approach is a more measured examination of societal change.
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Google, meanwhile, has taken a more measured approach to testing it's vehicles.
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Mainstream media and some liberals joined in, though in more measured tones.
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" But Transport for London was more measured, calling it a "customer incident.
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But the government has adopted a more measured response — at least publicly.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, offered a more measured call for mediation.
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"We're almost identical, but he's a little more measured," Dan D'Antoni said.
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The new study's conclusion, which was posted Thursday night, is more measured.
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Crapo's bill, on the other hand, is more measured in its scope.
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"Space Force is much more measured by the technology and the capabilities."
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Gavin Newsom, who took office just a week ago, was more measured.
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Sinemia, for one, has benefitted with a more measured approach to film access.
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"Quite a frustrating afternoon," Verstappen said later in a more measured team release.
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Even his more measured foreign policy speech this week was filled with Trumpisms.
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In tone and style, he came across as more measured, poised and statesmanlike.
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Trump was initially more measured and somewhat better prepared for the final debate.
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Lamont Bagby, a Democrat, was more measured in his response to Fairfax's speech.
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And here a woman takes a slightly more measured approach to keeping cool.
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That would explain the more measured, if arguably lethargic, approach to season two.
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Now, they are more measured in the way they talk about their goals.
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The South China Morning Post was also a little more measured with its praise.
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So the telecom industry's promotion of 4G service was more measured and less hyped.
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After that, her eagerness to return gave way to a more measured, cautious regimen.
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Lyft, for one, was more measured with its comment on the Uber-Didi deal.
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As expected, Dariush's pressure and aggression gave the more measured kicker cause for concern.
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Competition was a little more measured here; the telephone bidding stopping at $2.7 million.
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Her singing is more measured, her phrasing more deliberate, her emotional keen more even.
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But when I rephrased the question slightly, he gave a calmer, more measured answer.
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Background reading: • From Maine, a call for a more measured take on health care.
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While others have taken a more measured view, they hardly buy into the ballyhoo.
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The statement was far more measured than some of his previous pronouncements on North Korea.
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In the wake of this incident, regulators may take a more measured approach to deployment.
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The most engaged stories on Facebook were more measured and came from mainstream news outlets.
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Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, suggests Curiel takes a more measured view of his current role.
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But the AT4 is more measured than that, build for rock crawling and crushing obstacles.
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But where Mr Sanders promises a revolution, her proposals are more measured, detailed and various.
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Issues 3 and 4 are more measured, and demonstrate Coates's increasing command of the form.
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It would be good to see Brunson approach this match in a more measured fashion.
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Schiff, in a more measured comment, also expressed disappointment with what Twitter shared with lawmakers.
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Romney has called Trump's character into question before, but this was a more measured approach.
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In this respect in particular, we'd do well to learn from millennials' more measured views.
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SO IT WOULD BE INTERESTING TO SEE BECAUSE THE FED IS A LITTLE MORE MEASURED.
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However, Congress precluded these more measured theories of liability when it granted immunity to gun makers.
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Or will he change to a more measured, congenial approach now that he's the president-elect?
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), a firearms trade association, is taking a more measured approach.
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While those appointees pushed for vast privatization of VA, Shulkin argued for a more measured approach.
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Mr. Pearlstine is more measured than Mr. Downey in his ambitions to immediately take on Bloomberg.
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The more measured a fight this becomes the better it would seem to be for Romero.
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Let's zoom out a bit and take a more measured look at those 24 hours, though.
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Clinton's more measured tone on the matter is a response to this shift in Democratic sentiment.
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That contrasted with the more measured language from some Trump officials including Vice President Mike Pence.
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In a more measured tone, Rudd cautioned against jumping to conclusions before the facts were known.
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Offering the view from inside the campaign, they're more measured and less confrontational than their candidate.
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The State Department released a more measured statement Friday recognizing the dual nature of Mugabe's legacy.
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Consequently, a more measured response is likely — one that will not cause financial markets to erupt.
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Once clear of the divisive referendum campaign, political discourse might become more measured, Mr. Gungor said.
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Others, however, were more measured than Dobson and those who suggested Christian families shun the books.
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Bob Corker, the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is taking a more measured tone.
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The more measured Judge Agee pressed Mr Jadwat on whether his plaintiffs really had standing to sue.
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At the time, President Trump echoed McConnell's more measured tone after years of Republican attacks on Obamacare.
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After Crimea and Syria showed unexpected Russian capabilities, assessments, once more measured, swung to the other extreme.
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"This will be a more measured roll out," Donovan said, of the new thin client-based service.
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Internally, Palmisano says, many were unhappy with the decision, voicing their desire for a more measured response.
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As for MOOV, PCCW Media has been more measured with its approach with just two active markets.
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But analysts still expect more measured support from the PBOC in the form of additional liquidity injections.
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But Mr. Freyre said the episode also shows that a more measured approach to Cuba works best.
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Still, the leading Democrat in the State Senate, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, was more measured in her praise.
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The president's most bellicose statements appear to contradict his own administration's more measured lines on North Korea.
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At the time, Mr. Clinton also censured Israel for its settlements, but in far more measured terms.
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The former played a more measured and intentional game—slower, stronger, more shoulders and mid-range jumpers.
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The fighting seemed slower and more measured, step by step along abandoned streets where journalists were given access.
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They've seen it all before, hence there is a more measured reaction to the impulsive moves from Trump.
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It will be interesting to see if Skip's more measured approach can do anything to shift that balance.
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I expected Zhu to jump to his company's defense, but his response on the issue was more measured.
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Trump's speech avoided the Islamophobic overtones of his campaign rhetoric and instead opted for a more measured tone.
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So the question is: Is there a way to innovate in a way that has more measured disruption?
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" At the same time, Sanford acknowledged that "he's certainly been more measured inasmuch as Trump can be measured.
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A more measured look at what's ahead should include the results of an illuminating Gallup poll from May.
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Democrats in more conservative states are taking a more measured approach over the Putin summit than O'Rourke. Rep.
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But CNN's Tokyo producer Yoko Wakatsuki said broader reaction in Tokyo and across national media was more measured.
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But Mr. Burrows, standing nearby in a billowing coat and dark glasses, was more measured in his response.
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In his long career, Mr. Netanyahu has tended to be cautious rather than hasty, more measured than careless.
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On Friday night his message to the Syrian regime's two main defenders, Russia and Iran, was more measured.
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Matthew Dickinson, a professor of political science at Middlebury College, had a more measured response to the idea.
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She recommended a more measured response, such as that taken by the governments in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Other carmakers, like Ford, see near-term limitations to battery-electric AVs and favor a more measured approach.
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But before you succumb to the mighty leaf blower and start blasting away, consider a more measured approach.
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However, they may also result in a more measured approach to growth than ICs' recent rapid overseas expansion.
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His "Buy American, Hire American" order is much more measured in its effects on immigration than initially reported.
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But the selection of Dr. Shulkin may signal that Mr. Trump plans to take a more measured approach.
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In a Cabinet meeting on Monday, Trump made more measured remarks, saying the U.S. would "handle" North Korea.
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The president, criticized for suggesting Islamic State was made up of amateurs, presented a more measured assessment on Thursday.
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Using more measured tones, Rouhani said Tehran was waiting before passing any judgment on the new government in Washington.
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"I think we're in a position where we can make a more measured and reasoned vote tonight," Sistrunk said.
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By contrast, Balvin's more measured presence on the cut feels almost intrusive on what amounts to a diary entry.
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For a more measured response, it's worth looking at potential downsides, and it turns out there are a few.
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Consciously activating the more measured, analytical part of your brain is the key to controlling runaway fear and anxiety.
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While he largely agrees with the research, Dr. Seymour is more measured on whether early crocodyliforms were properly endothermic.
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Final Draft, the industry leader, took a more measured approach, Scott McMenamin, the company's president, said in an email.
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The secretary of state's public statements have been more measured than those of the national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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More measured apologists say he's merely naïve, just as Obama and Bush were at the beginning of their terms.
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But when I asked if he ever thought about advertising the probiotic nature of pickles, his response was more measured.
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Currency market swings, however, have been far more measured than in stocks, with volatility still below long-term average levels.
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Overall, it's emerging that Johnson is planning to take a more measured approach to growth during his tenure as CEO.
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Meanwhile some of those with the most direct access to the White House have been more measured in their response.
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But he was more measured after the vote, insisting that the U.K. would be leaving the EU with his deal.
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Other executives, including a number of those who are openly working with President Trump's administration, have given more measured responses.
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While some Democrats like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were more measured in their criticism, and others like New York Rep.
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Meanwhile, Evans hopes that people will take a more measured view of the plant as awareness of its edibility grows.
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A more measured response, experts say, is more likely to defuse ISIS's strength in the long term than any crackdown.
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If the politician has a "D" next to his or her name, the jokes are either more measured or nonexistent.
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But Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich, sounded a more measured tone at a news briefing in Moscow on Friday.
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" Annie Lowrey, a contributing editor for The Atlantic, provides a similarly upbeat, although more measured, assessment in "Give People Money.
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Mr. Temer called Mr. Janot a headline-grabbing, overzealous prosecutor and expressed hope that Ms. Dodge would be more measured.
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Woods, who is famous for saying his expectation whenever he tees it up is to win, was more measured Tuesday.
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But it's notable that he relies on more measured statistics in his own scientific papers than the statistics described above.
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Oman, which orchestrated secret U.S.-Iran contacts that helped pave the way for the deal in 2015, was more measured.
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But for all the bombastic pronouncements, a more measured, sober-minded note came from, wait for it, the pot industry.
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" — offered a more measured version of this sentiment, referring to Mr. Putin as "a normal leader in an abnormal world.
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Maria Carrillo, chief scientific officer for the Alzheimer's Association, struck a more measured tone in reacting to the data Wednesday.
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They shut down dissent, chilling more measured thinking, because the tide of Twitter umbrage narrows one's gaze and discourages empathy.
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Opposing these hawkish views are those, including much of the traditional foreign policy establishment, who prefer a more measured response.
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It would be more measured to state that his idiosyncratic vision has emerged from behind my own aesthetic blind spot.
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However, the response to Acosta's nomination from union groups who had staunchly opposed Puzder was much more measured on Thursday.
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The reality is that the Trump children are far more measured in their way of speaking and in their political views.
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But let's be fair, take a more measured approach, and see what available data and economics research says about Shaughnessy's contention.
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In their defence, Democratic candidates have mostly made far more measured commitments to all three ideas than the activists would like.
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The Rebound and Rise Three months later, in Ohio, Tumenov displayed a far more measured approach when he fought Anthony Lapsley.
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Mr. Trump can increase his chances by coming across "in a different, more measured way," said the Democratic pollster Mark Mellman.
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Eisgruber on Monday said that the debate over Wilson's character had produced a more measured view of the former Princeton president.
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For many companies and organizations who are used to a more measured, predictable approach from world leaders, this presents new challenges.
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But Since Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani became emir and oil prices collapsed, the fund's management has been more measured.
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" The agency was more measured this week, saying it was "not able to confirm or deny the existence of an investigation.
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Mr. Abadi's spokesman took a more measured approach, saying that the executive order should not affect security cooperation between the countries.
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Abrams, Fairchild, and their coauthors advocate for a more measured approach: Leave e-cigarettes on the market but regulate them strictly.
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Other Republicans had more measured responses, but said they are generally supportive of lifting the restriction on CDC gun violence research.
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"If fiscal measures are heavy lifting, the response from monetary side could be more measured and more calibrated," ANZ's Ng said.
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But where Game of Thrones is much more measured in its pacing, The Last Kingdom moves at a positively breakneck speed.
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Others, like Merkel, are more measured, calling for a more cooperative approach and saying there should be no EU "revenge" on Britain.
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Roughly 24 hours later, though, Trump's speech before the swearing in of his senior staff was more measured and strikingly less combative.
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If Mr Hackett can ensure that the next change at the top occurs at a more measured pace, that will be something.
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While some analysts expect the e-commerce giant to beat the street, others are urging clients to take a more measured approach.
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Democrats take a more measured view, diverging with Israel's right-wing leadership on the Iran deal and on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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By contrast, Arizona's foremost Republicans managed to wade through a heated election with their dignity in tact, remaining more measured and subdued.
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In his most recent fight, against Kirill Medvedovsky, Gallagher looked more measured on the feet but he had a more passive opponent.
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But by comparison, outside of dollar/yen, the moves have been a little bit more measured, but certainly still exhibiting some sympathy.
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The largest U.S. bank's CEO, Jamie Dimon, has publicly derided bitcoin as a "fraud" but Lake's public comments have been more measured.
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An example of a more measured, targeted move is the recent move to block China Mobile's entry into the US telecommunications market.
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But their diversified revenue and larger balance-sheets allow them to accumulate acreage even as they drill at a more measured pace.
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While Sanders and Warren have campaign relentlessly through these final days of August, Biden's appearances on the trail have been more measured.
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If the hot passions of youth — desire, jealousy, foolish pride — fail to cool into something softer, more measured, then the catastrophe looms.
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Give the country a hint that the guy who terrified so many Americans during the campaign will be more measured in office.
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Virsa Singh Valtoha, a legislator in the Tarn Taran district, was more measured, saying Punjab had made progress in controlling the problem.
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Despite the more measured response on Tuesday, some Republicans who have sought distance from Trump kept the heat on him Monday. Sen.
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Trump does not welcome the more measured approach decided by OPEC and non-OPEC producers at their last committee meeting in Algiers.
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Under Obama, they were used to contrasting their more measured policies with Republican hawkishness — but that standard playbook wouldn't work against Trump.
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Lighthizer's view of the talks is another sign that administration officials are taking a more measured view of negotiations than President Donald Trump.
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Maggie seems to see it as an opportunity to buck Rick's more measured approach and to justify getting the revenge she's long craved.
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Now focused on his own product, Lisberg's answers are decidedly more measured, never even going so far as to mention GoPro by name.
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Though this time the President struck a noticeably more measured tone than some of his previous statements despite another apparent escalation from Pyongyang.
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As we have mentioned before on this blog, road warriors are often more measured about the threats they face overseas than casual travellers.
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Having declared himself "not happy" about the proposed deal around noon on Tuesday, Trump took a more measured view in two evening tweets.
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The tides are turning, away from an ad hoc society into a more measured one, and each character is experiencing the change differently.
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Or are they the party of Joe Biden and Barack Obama, more measured and moderate politicians, looking to change Washington from the inside?
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While taking a more measured tone than Ritchie, he questioned whether the books were truly Christian: "The textbook simply distorts history," he wrote.
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And after slimming down the menu, the company started rolling out new products again through what Schwartz said is a more measured approach.
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And the defenses of Kavanaugh, whether wild-eyed like Whelan's or more measured, just show us how ready conservatives are to close ranks.
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Wall Street's three major indexes were lower, though the S&P 500's decline was much more measured than that of overseas markets.
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His joke delivery is more measured than the spitting fire of Jon Stewart's Daily Show, and less gobsmacked than Trevor Noah's gentle bemusement.
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We're much more measured in how we treat qualitative evidence, like first-hand testimony, for example, but with numbers, it's much more dichotomous.
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Hua then went on to compare the US' reaction to that of Canada, which she said has been more measured in its approach.
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Ben Cardin of Maryland, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, was more measured, thanking the administration for engaging with Congress.
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At the same time, Mr. Musk's more measured presence on social media has eased concerns about the company's decision making, Mr. Ramsey said.
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While immigrant-rights groups call it Muslim Ban 2.0, the White House considers it to be a more measured and legally unassailable order.
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Just in time for a new decade, though, several fresh books offer a more measured approach to living in the age of technology.
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Others are more measured, arguing in good faith that China has veered too far from the positive bits of Mao's thinking and his rule.
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Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, was more measured, urging caution before jumping to conclusions and later issuing a statement condemning the "apparent terrorist attacks".
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"We will continue to invest at a more measured pace," he said, especially in "frontier opportunities" in enterprise software, financial technology, education and healthcare.
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In fact, the more measured Trump will rely on big companies to lead the way in rebuilding America's economy by repatriating jobs and reinvestment.
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Though many Western nations have protested the violence, other countries have been more measured, especially Arab nations that have sided with Sudan's military leaders.
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"In general he is being very cautious about signaling intentions, and taking a more measured approach that was very un-Trumpian," Mr. Dubowitz said.
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But she also attempted to take a more measured approach, telling CNN that she would only support breaking up companies if it is warranted.
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And the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has urged candidates to use more measured language, endorsing investigations of Mr. Trump but avoiding an impeachment pledge.
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He's more measured than Musk, but he concedes that the arms race is underway and the truth is that we simply don't know what's coming.
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The rapid timeline he proposed contrasts with more measured, methodical strategies that most North Korea experts insist are needed to produce a lasting denuclearization agreement.
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But Dvorkovich, whose portfolio includes overseeing the energy sector, sounded a more measured tone when he spoke at a news briefing in Moscow on Friday.
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Zoom also raised money at a much more measured pace than Pinterest and other high-profile tech start-ups such as Uber, Lyft and Slack.
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Zuckerberg's been forced to adopt a more measured tone and Facebook has found itself embroiled in a fake news controversy that just won't go away.
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Meanwhile, titles in the powerhouse free-to-play MMO segment saw more measured gains of 6 percent to $1.5 billion as saturation perhaps sets in.
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Meanwhile, HTC's more measured focus on PC-powered VR could push Oculus into tough choices about where to put its money and developer recruitment efforts.
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Yet any rebound is unlikely to be as strong as the last one: Savills reckons London's prime-property prices will be more measured in future.
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Friston himself tended to take a more measured tone as our talks went on, suggesting only that active inference and its corollaries were quite promising.
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It's not clear exactly what happened between Harmon and Ganz, but his response is a lot more measured than some of his scathing Twitter screeds.
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Daniels, the sociologist, is hopeful politicians won't just turn to easy fixes, and that this moment could guide the nation to a more measured response.
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Mattis reportedly went along with the president's demands during the phone call but immediately told aides that they would take a "much more measured" approach.
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That's because he knows -- or at least the more measured people working around him know -- that our aid and assistance packages serve our national interests.
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"I hope your Squad criticism can be just a tad more measured today...perhaps try not to communicate such disdain for diversity," Anne Watters wrote.
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But while some politicians would have tried to compensate for the late start with a frenetic pace of activity, Biden's approach is decidedly more measured.
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While Pakistan has been more vocal about its nuclear prowess, some analysts say, India – which is building nuclear plants for power generation – is more measured.
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Though it may sound more measured or humanitarian, the practical result of this approach is all but indistinguishable from a bullheaded fixation on unachievable victory.
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Now, he has a more measured prediction: over the next five years, we'll start to see commercial fleets of autonomous vehicles piloting people and goods.
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Unless progressives like Sanders take a more measured approach in their criticism of our free market system, they provide room for attacks from their detractors.
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To answer the first, the awkward truth is that his predecessor's instincts, though more measured and thought out than his own, were not fundamentally different.
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Pence later reiterated the United States' concerns about the tense political situation in Venezuela, but took a more measured approach than U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"I wish mainstream media or normal/center people would stop presenting the alt-right and feminists as 'both sides,'" ran a typical, more measured Reddit response.
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After a tough run in the spring, Wunder has been a bit more measured this summer, making smarter choices in when to turn on the aggression.
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Now, some Republicans appear to be considering a more measured approach: Allow Obama to make a nomination, then reject the nominee (whoever he or she is).
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A reduction in the government wage bill, a more measured increase in capital spending, and better targeting of social benefits will all yield savings, it said.
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But while the tone in President Donald Trump's address to Congress was more measured, most of the policies were old favorites from President Donald Trump's campaign.
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Facebook sharing When it comes to the Instagram account that got Stone into trouble with the judge in the first place, Stone has become more measured.
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Whitehurst has been personally outspoken against the travel ban and North Carolina's anti-LGBTQ HB2, aka the "bathroom bill," while the company has been more measured.
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Where the I Wanna Die in Los Angeles EP felt like an open wound, "Fear is the New Bliss" is more measured, though no less charged.
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A more measured pace and a deeper commitment to diversity are a few other ways Rippling hopes to avoid the culture troubles of Conrad's last venture.
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Jef Boeke, a geneticist at New York University, confirmed that the subject has come up within the group, but he was more measured in his response.
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Since then, however, the debate has taken on a more measured tone — one that was reflected in the many informational questions lawmakers asked at Wednesday's hearing.
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Russell joined the more virulent senators in opposing legislation intended to benefit black Americans, but couched his opposition in more measured terms, often citing constitutional objections.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met Monday with officials in the Turkish capital he heard far more measured tones.
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But the falls in industrial metals of around 1-4% were more measured than in equities and oil markets, which saw plunges of 10% or more.
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Only President's Trump's over-the-top response, where a more measured response would have served, allows those who heed the call to portray themselves as victims.
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Trump's combative style has set the tone for much of the campaign but in recent days he had pledged to pursue a more measured, positive approach.
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While declaring the developments in the Koreas summit sufficient to allow a restart of high-level talks with North Korea, Pompeo's tone has been more measured.
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But the falls in industrial metals of around 1-3% were more measured than in equity and oil markets, which saw plunges of 8% or more.
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Piper Sandler chief market technician Craig Johnson said the charts indicate the sell-off is more measured than the chaotic day-to-day moves would suggest.
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"I think DeVos laid out a sensible, responsible approach to crafting a more measured policy that can better secure the rights of all involved," he said.
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Trump's more measured approach to trade policy clearly pleased the markets, as underlined by the U.S. stock market hitting all-time highs on a regular basis.
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The company also warned of some impact on current-year growth due to a weak forward order book and a more measured approach to land negotiation.
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But it is important to differentiate between this more measured critique of Ms. Kuenssberg's work, and the vitriol she receives from abusive trolls, Ms. Sarkar said.
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AT&T was upgraded to "buy" from "neutral" at Citi, citing an improvement in competitive position and a more measured promotional environment for the wireless services market.
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Theories ranged from this being Musk's bold plan to forestall an AI apocalypse to more measured responses about this being a promising contribution toward curing neurodegenerative diseases.
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Mark Carney may have sounded like a man ready to embark on pre-emptive shock and awe, but the notes on Thursday's announcement are somewhat more measured.
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She's been doing this in a more measured fashion in recent years, but the Wanderlei Silva flurries of hooks are still present in most of her performances.
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The exec pines for a less polarized dialogue, citing NBA and K-Pop accounts as examples of Twitter subcultures that have been more measured in their approach.
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President Donald Trump lashed out again Thursday at the ongoing inquiries into his presidential campaign and Russia, counteracting an earlier, more measured response from the White House.
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A day after it declared a site-wide ban on Tumblr, Indonesia decided Thursday to take a more measured approach to censoring objectionable content on the site.
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But others, such as the historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr., realized that McCarthyism was a menace both to freedom and to liberals' own, more measured case against Stalinism.
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A day after delivering a more measured condemnation of racism and hate groups on Monday, Trump revived his claim that "both sides" were responsible for the mayhem.
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Proponents believe that a more measured approach through a reduction of compliance burdens and increased availability of capital into the marketplace, will result in more job creation.
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In response to the IRS enforcement efforts, some industry participants have had a more measured response, stopping their involvement with conservation donations until the IRS provides clarity.
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The Kremlin and the Russian Foreign Ministry responded in more measured tones, saying that the new, "unfriendly" measures contradicted at least the spirit of the Helsinki meeting.
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He joined former Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson in trying to persuade Mr. Trump not to leave the nuclear deal, and has used more measured language.
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In contrast to the Republicans in the capital who offered a defense of Mr. Trump, the party's candidate in the Georgia House race was far more measured.
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Biden takes a more measured, bipartisan approach, while many younger gun safety activists aren't willing to compromise and say they want someone who will take action now.
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While he praised Thunberg and other climate activists for putting the issue at the forefront of politics, he said there was time to take more measured action.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's second-quarter earnings call took a more measured and apologetic tack, toning down the company's outlook while also predicting profitability by next quarter.
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Arya is stealthy and smart, but she also has a penchant for resorting to violence before fully grasping the consequences; Baelish, to his credit, is more measured.
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The builder also previously warned of some Brexit impact on current-year growth due to a weak forward order book and a more measured approach to land negotiation.
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Police handling of the rest of the three-month occupation was far more measured, and protesters were not fully cleared until time and fatigue had thinned their ranks.
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Only on February 17th did Patriarch Kirill of Moscow give his view of the cathedral's future, and his tone proved more measured than that of his own supporters.
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Wall Street's three major indexes closed lower, though the S&P 500's 0.4 percent drop was much more measured than that of overseas markets such as China's.
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Fiscal consolidation remains key and a "more measured increase in capital spending" would help the kingdom to generate fiscal savings, the fund said in a statement on Thursday.
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"But thus far Trump has been more measured in his foreign policy interactions than many had expected, so a negative market response is a low probability," he said.
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With a more measured response from the administration, rather than the 'fire and fury' comment that we'd seen earlier, we see a less-dramatic effect on the market.
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Wall Street's three major indexes were lower, though the S&P 277.803's decline of less than 1 percent was much more measured than that of overseas markets.
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Max Stier, the CEO of the Partnership for Public Service, said Trump should take a more measured approach if he wants to shrink the number of federal roles.
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The Washington Post's Radley Balko, who has more experience covering police use-of-force problems than just about anyone, had a more measured take on what Stone experienced.
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Mattis reportedly went along with the president's demands during the phone call, but immediately after hanging up told aides that they would take a "much more measured" approach.
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The two took a more measured tone than in other letters, sticking questions and not casting the revelations in a negative light like other lawmaker letters and comments.
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There are shades of the Suns teams that Kerr oversaw as general manager, both Mike D'Antoni's breakneck "seven seconds or less" squads and Alvin Gentry's more measured rendition.
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But in the front rows of the Paris shows Friday, there were plenty who took a more measured approach over phrasing that may have been lost in translation.
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Strzok's message, instead, was intended to mean that Trump could win the election, and therefore the probe "couldn't afford to take a more measured approach," the newspaper said.
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More measured than provocative, Ms. Rosen, a first-term congresswoman and former synagogue president, has not staked out any extreme positions on issues that have energized the left.
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These laws are too blatant, presenting too big a target, to catch favor with a Supreme Court that prefers moving toward a desired destination in more measured steps.
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The losses looked more measured in Asia in morning trading on Wednesday, as shares in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Shanghai fell, but by half as much or less.
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Other senior American officials, including Nicholas J. Rasmussen, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, have offered a more measured analysis of the impact of the global fight.
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Kennedy's antics unfortunately prevented the Senate and the public from having a more measured discussion about Petersen's qualifications to sit on the D.C. District Court, which are considerable.
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As a result, the platform was wide open for Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to criticize Iran, as well as more measured criticism from others.
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The two issues dominated his address, which in tone was more measured than his biting Twitter feed, but in substance contained numerous claims that were false or misleading.
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All are seen as having a more favorable view of international trade deals and existing relationships with foreign counterparts and a more measured approach to revamping financial regulations.
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The site has been the recent the subject of several investigations showing how it highlights extreme content, like conspiracy theories or hyperpartisan points of view, over more measured videos.
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But I'm arguing here for a more qualitative understanding of divisiveness, one that's more measured by how contested the convention is rather than how closely fought the primaries are.
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A highly regarded Republican pollster, and author of a book entitled "What women want," Mrs Conway set about trying to make him appear more measured, more compassionate, less offensive.
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Still, while Taiwanese may increasingly identify with a unique local culture — and the passion of someone like Mr. Chen — for now they prefer Ms. Tsai's more measured public persona.
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It's not clear what this recent hiccup means for LeEco's US ambitions, but one would that the company will continue its plans—albeit at a slower, more measured pace.
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The more measured approach even trickles down to the weapons Kratos has; instead of the paired blades he usually carries in previous titles, Kratos actually has a shield now.
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Boris Pistorius, an SPD member and interior minister of the state of Lower Saxony, said de Maiziere's plans were premature and "panicked", and called for a more measured approach.
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A more measured argument came from David Strickland, a former director for NHTSA who now heads up a pro-autonomous lobbying group for Google, Uber, Lyft, Ford, and Volvo.
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But Democrats have struck a more measured tone, as many members of the party's progressive wing have long been critical of free trade agreements they believe harm U.S. workers.
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These words carry with them the authority of experience, and are far more commanding than the more measured and abstract language Hillary Clinton has used to attack Trump's sexism.
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They have spread grotesque accusations of "ethnic cleansing" by Kurdish forces, reports not supported by more measured analyses, for instance, those by the U.N. commission of inquiry on Syria.
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It said it was taking a more "measured" view of the second half of the year, citing concerns over demand in the United States and political turmoil in Brazil.
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Recent comments from top policymaking bodies that China should fine-tune monetary policy have reinforced views that authorities may be switching to a more measured wait-and-see stand.
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More sober policymakers, like Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, have figured out ways to steer him away from his cruder impulses and toward a more measured, conventional policy approach.
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He joined Rex W. Tillerson, then secretary of state, in trying to persuade Mr. Trump not to leave the nuclear deal with Iran and has used more measured language.
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Stewart had just participated in an aggressively silly bit with Colbert the night before the election — but his first public post-election thoughts were decidedly more measured and somber.
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They have generally favored a more measured approach that would allow the department to approve the use of private care when waiting times are too long at veterans' hospitals.
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Republicans who spoke out were more measured, directing their criticism at the planning for the policy and its carrying out, though their disagreement with Mr. Trump was still clear.
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Is it a hard-charging progressive to rebuild the Obama coalition, a more measured moderate that plays better in the Rust Belt, or an approach more laissez faire — i.e.
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But others, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary James Mattis, want a more measured approach and reportedly convinced the president to stop short of doing so.
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The bloom is off seed funding, the business of providing money to brand-new start-ups, as investors take a more measured approach to financing emerging U.S. technology companies.
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The Trump administration likely feels pressure to take a more measured approach on trade to limit economic risks and to bolster equity markets as the US presidential election approaches.
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To push back against this view is not a call for American retrenchment, but rather a call for a more measured military budget commensurate with the threats we face.
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Ghetto was erratic and combative; Ghetts, slightly more measured but still breakneck in delivery; but J Clarke, with a calmer flow, seemed more low-key, more certain of himself.
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While growth in its China arm will be mostly focused on adding new units, something Starbucks does every 15 hours, growth in the U.S. will be more measured going forward.
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For players familiar with the game, Treyarch developers stressed changes to make the game more tactical, including a new healing mechanic and better situational awareness for more measured, strategic play.
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Both sides sought to adopt a more measured style on Sunday, paying their respects to Cox but sticking closely to the immigration-versus-economy debate that has defined the campaign.
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He had come to be seen as a leader of the sect's younger activists, who had tired of the failure of older, more measured leaders to achieve equality with Sunnis.
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Several pollsters and strategists said Thursday that Trump's more measured behavior appears to be reassuring Republicans who were uneasy about voting for him -- and had refused to commit until now.
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For crude oil markets, the rising tensions mean that the easy to invest futures are responding to the increased threat level, but actual physical crude prices are being more measured.
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Nonetheless, the broader equity market reaction to the latest jump in U.S. yields appeared to be more measured compared to February, when a similar spike in rates sent stocks tumbling.
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But the tone of the letter triggering a review of the North American Free Trade Agreement, sent to U.S. lawmakers Thursday, was more measured than the president's heated campaign rhetoric.
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Instead of ripping off the Band-Aid all at once, the company has decided to take a more measured approach to change, giving customers a chance to ease into it.
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Last year, Walmart attempted to counter Prime Day with three months of sales; this year's approach is far more measured, taking away from the spectacle of Amazon's single-day blowout.
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Ross Teverson, who runs an emerging equity fund at Jupiter, said Pakistan would see more measured inflows than the UAE and Qatar, where cash flooded in before their index upgrades.
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Such language has offended many, but Mr. Duterte's blunt talk has also resonated with Filipinos who have become tired of the more measured tones of President Benigno S. Aquino III.
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Both sides sought to adopt a more measured style on Sunday, paying their respects to Cox but sticking closely to the immigration versus economy debate that has defined the campaign.
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Some executives were more measured than others in expressing their dismay, but the tech industry's biggest voices all made it clear that they viewed Trump's move as a grave mistake.
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Home prices are not nearly as out of line with incomes as they were then; speculative activity hasn't been nearly as frothy; and consumer debt levels are considerably more measured.
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Today, Mr. Sharma, 38, has a more measured approach to experimentation, a philosophy he distills in his first cookbook, "Season: Big Flavors, Beautiful Food," out this week from Chronicle Books.
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The combination of his aggressive strike — one that two previous presidents had deemed too risky — and his more measured remarks today is emblematic of Mr. Trump's dual foreign policy doctrine.
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He argued, "Voters are sick and tired of politicians promising them things that they know they can't deliver," favoring instead a more measured course he thought could actually pass Congress.
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The Trump administration was expected to move directly into the investigation, so the memorandum reflects the more measured approach the administration also appears to be taking with steel and aluminum.
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Later Friday, the president took a more measured tone on North Korea after meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and H.R. McMaster, national security advisor.
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs was more measured in its response, with a spokesman saying it was ready to work with North Korea "for healthy and sound development" of bilateral relations.
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In Defense Of AcidsAs convincing as Radu's reasoning may be, it's important to remember that other experts are taking a less extreme and more measured approach to the very same issue.
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Zichal said Biden welcomes the heightened attention on climate change, but will ultimately take a more measured approach than the other Democratic candidates, one that picks up where Obama left off.
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Like Chris Wallace, Smith was one of the more measured anchors on Fox News who was resistant to the kind of pro-administration spin that is so common on the network.
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He now has a more measured view of our definitely-not-lizard overlords, and he absolutely does not want you to play "God Save the Queen" when Elizabeth II eventually dies.
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Though he came off as articulate and informed, and far more measured and thoughtful-seeming than his shoot-from-the-lip running mate, he did Donald Trump no favors as wingman.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been more measured, insisting that last week's targeted strike doesn't change the underlying priorities of the Trump administration, which puts battling ISIS front and center.
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Freedom Caucus leaders are aggressively calling for the repeal and wholesale replacement of ObamaCare, while GOP chairmen have argued a more measured "repair" of the healthcare law is the right approach.
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Mr. Duterte's no-nonsense message of strong solutions to nagging problems has resonated with some Filipinos who have become tired of the more measured tones of President Benigno S. Aquino III.
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Instead, the president, recognizing the limitations in realizing those aspirations, spoke in more measured tones as he gently urged allies to do more to defend themselves and solve their own problems.
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Now that Volvo is taking a more measured approach, the company says it can scale up slowly while monitoring the way its Drive Me families interact with varying levels of autonomy.
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In the Japanese bond market the selloff was more measured, with yields on 20-year to 40-year paper rising to one-month highs but still well below last year's peaks.
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"I think it's probably a little bit more measured because of what's happened this off-season," Salazar said at Shorty's Pizza Shack, where Baylor memorabilia includes a football signed by Briles.
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Trump took a more measured tone on North Korea than he has in the past, when he has warned of "fire and fury" if Pyongyang continues to threaten the United States.
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Or rather, it has regressed to much more measured baby steps, focusing on a toehold it should have played into in the first place: Chinese-speaking households here in the States.
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The more measured Saudi approach could increase pressure on Sisi to deliver on promises of an economic turnaround and job creation in the most populous Arab nation through infrastructure mega-projects.
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More measured advocates of Mr. Xi have said his power must be extended and consolidated so that China can push through hard economic changes essential to ensuring the country's continued prosperity.
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The pace at Grey, where much of the work dates from the 1980s, is more measured, but has tensions of its own as the story encompasses AIDS and the culture wars.
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The pace at Grey, where much of the work dates from the 19903s, is more measured, but has tensions of its own as the story encompasses AIDS and the culture wars.
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But a more measured strategy—regulation that does not amount to a ban—continues to be the preferred one of those well-versed in the history of supply-side drug intervention.
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The decision is also in keeping with the Obama administration's broader pledge when it came to power to take a more measured and protective approach to energy exploration on public lands.
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Mr. Gallagher also looks down on the editor of the more measured Times of London, whose office is one floor below and who makes a point of keeping his blinds drawn.
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Judging by a key speech he delivered last week, the market believes it has a Federal Reserve chairman who will take a more measured pace when it comes to interest rates.
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Asian shares closed mixed on Friday, with Australia climbing while other major markets in the region turned in more measured performances as investors focused on trade headlines and upcoming economic events.
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A close adviser, Ilnur Cevik, contrasted the "negative attitudes" of MBS with the more measured King Salman, who he said "appreciates the effort" by Turkey to show sensitivity in the case.
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But others are urging a more measured diplomacy, warning that confrontation alone could further isolate a state already viewed by the White House as the center of resistance to Mr. Trump.
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Many analysts have taken a more measured position, predicting that the Fed is less likely to move in March, but that it will still raise rates two or three times this year.
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Google's take on calling is so far much more measured than the massive messaging ecosystem Amazon recently attached to Echo devices, which lets you call any other Alexa user with one tap.
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"I think the industry has become much more measured and less fascinated with growth ... The industry is far more sensible than it has ever been," Chief Executive Officer Leo Quinn told Reuters.
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The audience at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere in September was nothing short of rapturous, and critics — who tend to be more measured than midnight horror crowds — have mostly been impressed.
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While the first lady denied that she tries to influence her husband to take a more measured tone in public, she again emphasized that "he's the president" and does what he likes.
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It will certainly be interesting to see how turning the BBG into an unabashedly biased tool of the president rather than a more measured bipartisan tool of international diplomacy will shake out.
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The U.S.' harsh rhetoric has driven a wedge between the nation and European powers, like the U.K., France, and Germany, which support Iranians' right to protest but in a more measured tone.
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Of course, the Moto Z (along with the moderately higher-end Moto Z Force) is a much more measured approach to the concept, trading in smartphone building blocks for a removable back.
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Or will President Trump take a more measured approach to financial deregulation with an end-goal of job creation through reduction of compliance burdens and return to pro-business, credit-friendly environs?
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Jon Tester, a Democrat from Montana seeking another term in a state Trump won easily in 2016, had a more measured reaction but said the uncertainty could hurt farmers in his state.
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House Democrats are divided between progressives pushing for a vote on Medicare for all and more centrist members who want to take smaller, more measured steps to strengthen the Affordable Care Act.
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"We put up with abuses and we asked the people for patience, but they have crossed the line," said a furious Mr. Capriles, who is typically more measured in his public remarks.
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The announcement came as thousands of Guaido backers took to the streets in a revitalized effort against Maduro, whose military response to the widespread demonstrations seemed more measured than in the past.
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Iran has been threatening to ramp up its nuclear activities in the event that the U.S. pulls out, but this shows Iran may be preparing a more measured response to Trump's move.
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Silva, in turn, is being forced to recognize the need to go on offence more regularly now that he is fighting more measured, disciplined strikers and is looking as creative as ever.
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And these policies are aligned with the Trump administration's commitment to defend American interests but take a more measured role abroad by getting other countries to help maintain international peace and security.
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Kevin Roose just wrote a great story about trying to get away from it and there's all kinds of things to do to be more measured with the way we're doing it.
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Mr. Colyer, more measured in his speech and not known as well outside Kansas, was seen by many national Republicans as a safer general election candidate with more appeal to moderate voters.
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Older and more measured, he was a stalwart defender of the nonviolent, inclusive ideals of the United Federation of Planets and Starfleet, the organizations he worked for, even when his bosses weren't.
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But in a year when some of its most popular products have been used to propagate misinformation, spread conspiracy theories and meddle with elections, Google struck a more measured tone on Tuesday.
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His second novel, "Journeyman," retains the keen eye and sensitivity to language but dispenses with the linguistic pyrotechnics in favor of a more measured tone, one that thoroughly suits its reticent protagonist.
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And white supremacists took a more measured tone in the aftermath, making sure to denounce violence, knowing that aligning yourself with death isn't great for the cause of creating a white ethno-state.
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The tone could be set by Trump, 2373, who forecast before several previous debates that he would take a more measured approach, only to quickly get into a verbal brawl with his rivals.
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While the real estate mogul expressed frustration with Colorado's delegate awarding system, his message seemed more measured in comparison to the reactions from his Twitter feed during the rest of the campaign cycle.
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Any shift toward aggressiveness would represent a reversal from the more measured crowd-control tactics some — though far from all — departments adopted in the wake of the police brutality protests of recent years.
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"We also look forward to pushing ahead with OpenTable to build on their strong brand with a strategy that supports both building the core business and international expansion at a more measured pace."
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Altogether, Trump upset the natural order in American politics by applying an overwhelming amount of self-confidence and dismissing most of those who called for him to act in a more measured way.
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The rhetoric jarred with the more measured message that Mr McDonnell's team had been sending to businesses elsewhere in the conference, asking them to contribute ideas to Labour's plan for an industrial strategy.
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Timid and thinking that a more measured approach would protect him, Arlovski began to sit back and flick out jabs and big, scary bruisers would walk in on him and knock him out.
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"A more measured speech by Broadbent and softer employment and wage numbers tomorrow would reinforce our view that the sterling correction from $1.3042 should extend further," they said in a note on Tuesday.
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"They're taking a more measured approach with HoloLens, and it's the right strategy," said Tipatat Chennavasin, general partner at the Venture Reality Fund, which invests in augmented-reality and virtual-reality start-ups.
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Trump's Tuesday comments unnerved allies in the region and drew criticism from some politicians and foreign policy experts at home as needlessly pugnacious at a time when more measured language would be appropriate.
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President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, reportedly advocated an "attack" response style over a more measured reaction in a White House huddle on Wednesday, according to a new report.
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Other experts, including Juan Maldacena of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, have been more measured, saying that if soft hair does not solve the information paradox, it might at least help.
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At a time when the status quo between Israeli and Palestinians seems intractable, such works supply visual documentation of Palestinian concerns and a more measured portrayal of the conditions under which they exist.
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Sabalenka led 4-1 in the tiebreaker but surrendered her lead to a more measured Vandeweghe, who clinched the first set when the Belarusian blasted a forehand wide while going for a winner.
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Where other state media outlets adopt a more measured tone, Hu's paper takes a combative approach to covering international issues by calling out perceived threats and slights to China from across the world.
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Sabina Berman, a Mexican novelist and feminist activist, said that the nucleus of these latest protests was a younger generation of women who have lost patience with a more measured approach to activism.
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Wheeler's openness to a deal on fuel efficiency signals a more measured approach than Pruitt's to rolling back regulations, which could help ensure that changes will not be quickly reversed in the courts.
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But at times taking a more measured, less confrontational tone, Trump also urged North Korea to "do the right thing" and added that: "I do see some movement," though he declined to elaborate.
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But they wonder what the network's executives will want -- someone like Smith who called out the president's lies with gusto, or a more measured voice who won't provoke as many complaints from Trump fans?
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Boseman plays him as quiet and thoughtful, ready to leap into action as Black Panther when the moment requires it, but more often, he's happy to patiently wait and take the more measured approach.
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Meyer said Trump's conciliatory acceptance speech raised hopes that the fiery campaigner who has vowed to pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement might prove "more measured and responsible" once in office.
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For entrepreneurs who have been conditioned to turn their growth dials up to 11, let's call it the "hyper-growth schema," the process of adapting to more measured and metric-driven growth presents disequilibrium.
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If the U.S. wants North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons program, it must support South Korean overtures and take a more measured, holistic policy to reduce tensions and lay the foundation for trust.
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But the blistering rally stands in contrast to much more measured views from global fund managers, who have trimmed recommendations for equities or left them unchanged at best in their model portfolio this year.
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Division among the unions made it easier last year for Hollande to push through his more measured labor reform, which the CFDT supported but the Communist-rooted CGT unsuccessfully fought with weeks of strikes.
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"This may have been interpreted by investors as a sign that the US will approach the situation in a more measured and diplomatic manner, as opposed to raining down 'fire and fury'," he said.
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" He was more measured in his comments to The Times on Friday, saying nuclear weapons are "the biggest problem the world has" and he would use such weapons only as "an absolute last step.
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It has spurred judicial and political mobilization against a sloppy and ill-conceived policy, which will likely end up with Trump accomplishing much less harm than he could have with a more measured approach.
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Willie John McBride, a celebrated former player for the Ireland rugby team, which represents both parts of the island, gave the players more measured support on a Dublin-based radio show this past week.
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Asked about the potential magnitude of the fiscal measures that China could take, Seth said it will likely be "more measured" compared to the spending that was made following the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Those who feared that the American president would use the occasion to attack liberalism and corner Germany believed that he did just that, although in a more measured way than they might have anticipated.
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But really, that's more potentially dangerous because if he learns how to behave in a more measured, charming way on the surface, he can put a disarming face on harsh policies or duplicitous practices.
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"Xi Jinping is more measured in his public statements than Donald Trump, but the Chinese government will likely hit back quite forcefully against any radical efforts to challenge the status quo," Ms. Weiss said.
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You can test this yourself: have someone whip a baseball at your chest while you try to side step it first from a long, narrow stance, and then from a more measured, wide one.
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And Tracee, desperate for affection, is brutalized by Silvio (a character who's portrayed as a more measured influence on Tony, and who's genuinely sympathetic most of the time), humiliated by Ralphie, and ignored by Tony.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy will do whatever is necessary to restore calm if market turbulence turns into a financial crisis, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Tuesday, calling for more measured debate over government budget plans.
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Al-Kaabi's remarks were among the more measured at the GasTech conference, with some executives making predictions that the market for LNG, currently around 300 million tonnes a year, will more than double by 202011.
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As president, however, Trump has been more measured — an uncomfortable public call to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt settlement construction and not a stone yet moved from the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv.
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Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman's remarks were a hard tack from more measured recent Israeli estimates that the Lebanese army maintained autonomy even if some of its troops cooperated with the better-armed, Iranian-aligned guerrillas.
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The growing view that China is a trade and geopolitical competitor will persist beyond the Trump presidency as major economies around the world take a more measured view of China's ambitions in the years ahead.
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Even the more measured responses felt a little judgmental, with most writers unable to believe that the same powerful woman who made us believe we could rule the world would prioritize family over her career.
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Mr. Barr, who said that he hoped to make a redacted version of Mr. Mueller's report public next week, used more measured tones in describing the review he intended to oversee than Mr. Trump did.
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Pundits and hedge fund managers are worried about a rally that's overheated — using varying degrees of "bloodbath" hyperbole and more measured hedging strategies — some see a pullback of at least 5 percent to 7 percent coming.
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Koppel attributed the more measured pace of expansion to quicker-than-expected growth in online sales, and the fact that Rack stores can be opened more quickly than its mall-based locations, in roughly a year.
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Yet he appeared more measured in his view of the world than some of Mr Trump's other advisers, including Mr Bannon and Mr Flynn, who want to forge an alliance with Russia to fight Islamist militancy.
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The United States took a more measured approach, in part, to reserve tougher measures in case the situation worsened, said Zarate, chairman of the Financial Integrity Network, a private consulting firm that advises on financial threats.
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When Time published its more measured 1969 follow-up to its initial exposé — this one called "The Homosexual: Newly Visible, Newly Understood" — the LGBT press had long begun telling its own stories on its own terms.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May took a more measured tone, telling reporters she wanted the European Union to use restraint in its retaliation to the U.S. tariffs and that the response must be proportionate and legal.
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Trump's appointee as Treasury Secretary, former banker Steve Mnuchin, has yet to be confirmed by the U.S. Senate and some German officials are expressing hope that he will take a more measured stance once in office.
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"He used us as props," said Jacob Monty, who resigned after Mr. Trump reverted to his fiery language on immigration Wednesday night after returning from Mexico, where he had struck a more measured, even subdued, tone.
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"The President's initial rhetoric could likely stimulate some vigilantism," Sanderson said, though he was confident a "more measured follow-on statement" would likely materialize after consultation with senior officials like the attorney general and FBI director.
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It is hard to believe that Manafort or Trump's adult children, all of whom have pushed him to adopt a more measured tone, would be on board with the decision to make Bannon the campaign CEO.
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A journalist based in Detroit, Clark takes a broader, more measured approach to the Flint crisis, keeping herself out of the story and aiming for what she has called "a collective narrative" of the local community.
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"A lot of A.I. technologies are being developed outside of government and released to the public," said Jack Clark, a spokesman for OpenAI, a Silicon Valley group that advocates for more measured adoption of artificial intelligence.
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The out-of-town circuit for shows destined for Broadway — and its pressure cooker atmosphere — has largely been replaced with the more measured pace of readings, workshops and developmental productions at regional theaters and presenting houses.
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"Despite a decline in housing starts of some 10,000 units due to the finance law, housing will continue to grow but at a more measured pace," Jacques Chanut, head of the FFB body, told a news conference.
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"He looked like a president today," one Republican close to the White House said on Monday as Trump pulled out of trade deals, met with executives and watched as Spicer delivered a far more measured press briefing.
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Many experts are worried and may express their opinions — because at this point they are opinions, not facts — in ways that may feel alarmist, but there are also many who are more measured in what they say.
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After our second descent—more measured than the first, each of us having gained at least some understanding of how our bodies worked in this new world we'd been lucky enough to inhabit—turbulence took total hold.
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British leaders have expressed the desire to take a more measured approach in separating from the EU, saying they're in no rush to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which begins the legal process for leaving.
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Rumor has it Apple is working on AR glasses, and it's not far-fetched to think Google could parlay its more measured approach with Glass 2.0 in the workplace into a more refined and focused consumer product.
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While Wakatabe's remarks on Monday were markedly more dovish than those of his boss, economists say they are more measured than some of his earlier ideas about policy, which argued for the need for more aggressive easing.
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In North Dakota, a major soybean-producing state, Representative Kevin Cramer, a Republican who is running for the Senate, sounded restrained this past week when he urged Mr. Trump to "take a more measured approach" to China.
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Ford, which has only very recently begun talking at length about its ambitions for a self-driving car and has been rumored to be considering a tie-up with Google, has been taking a more measured approach.
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Meanwhile the world's other superpower China criticized its neighbor but in far more measured tones, saying that while it had "grave concern and opposition" to the launch, it wanted to "preserve peace and stability" in the region.
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"I would like to see the President take a more measured approach as the impulse of position has created unnecessary turmoil for our markets," he said in April, after the President rolled out proposed tariffs on China.
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North Korea's defense forces may hope that the test will provoke a more measured approach from the U.S., which until now has been largely invested in the region under as a guardian of Japan and South Korea.
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" Perhaps still remembering the sting of having been played by Kim Jong Il in 2000, Putin's assessment of the son last week was more measured: "A fairly open person who … is quite an interesting and substantive interlocutor.
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"We therefore expect a more measured return to market activity in the near term and remain highly confident in the long-term price outlook for uranium," Yellow Cake Chief Executive Officer Andre Liebenberg said in a statement.
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" But the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, a historically Baptist organization devoted to advocacy for religious freedom issues, was more measured, saying in an emailed statement, "In a couple of areas, the guidance will exacerbate controversy.
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Unlike the more measured Madison, the ambitious Polk shamelessly "lied and connived," fabricating a pretext for war that, despite his public declarations, was designed to allow the United States to seize large portions of territory from Mexico.
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The question brought a smile to Zuckerberg's face, the first of the interview: His expression visibly softened, he answered in a slower and more measured pace, his focus perhaps directed inward toward calming thoughts of his family.
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When Kyle Ehmke examined earlier iterations of the same pattern for ThreatConnect, he came away with a more measured conclusion, assessing with only "moderate confidence" that the domains were involved with APT28, researcher shorthand for Russia's GRU.
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ISTANBUL, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank said on Wednesday it decided to make "a more measured" cut in its key rate considering all factors affecting the inflation outlook, lowering its policy rate by 50 basis points.
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Since the trade war started, Beijing has shifted its focus to boosting domestic demand and is taking a more measured approach to curbing financial risks and debt, which has pushed up borrowing costs and numbers of defaults.
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After initially taking a far more measured approach to the crisis, Biden and his campaign have stepped up their attacks on Trump on multiple fronts in recent days, from paid advertising to fundraising appeals to more aggressive responses.
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While some investors had hoped for specifics on how the administration would pay for its promises, investors who had kept money off the table ahead of the speech were relieved by the President's more measured than expected tone.
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Although President Donald Trump had yet to react, Pence's overall tone was considerably more measured than Trump's has been on the matter; the President directly attacked fellow Republicans on Twitter over past failed attempts to reform health care.
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If his administration is doing such a good job containing border crossings, why not a more measured process to determine the mission, scope, role and, most important, location where National Guard troops should be deployed, if at all?
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AMD CEO Lisa Su was more measured in her response, but she didn't pass up the opportunity to make a dig at Nvidia, noting that when her company finally adopts ray tracing, people would actually know what it is.
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It's early, but what we've so far seen from Irving in the dozen games he's been a Celtic is someone who's bottling all the effortless skill that made him an unstoppable scorer in Cleveland into a more measured attack.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had favored a more measured and global approach to protecting U.S. technology, using authority approved by Congress, while White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, the administration's harshest China critic, had argued for China-specific restrictions.
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Other recent surveys by pollsters DemosΠ and GPF have shown similar results, suggesting Italians appreciate the more measured tones of the 54-year-old lawyer who is close to 5-Star but is not a member of either party.
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At the very least, as a salesman whose businesses rely on revenue from tourists, Trump should be a bit more measured discussing crime in New York, portray the nuance in the numbers and show some pride in his birthplace.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had favoured a more measured and global approach to protecting U.S. technology, using authority approved by Congress, while White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, the administration's harshest China critic, had argued for China-specific restrictions.
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After six seasons of steadily building dread, what might have been the best drama series of the decade released its tension not all at once in a spectacular onscreen climax, but in much more measured fashion, in viewers' imaginations.
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Luria said that unlike the "big and bold" initiatives of the Green New Deal, which in part aims to create jobs through transitioning the U.S. energy grid to 100 percent renewable energy, the task force would be more measured.
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Luria said that unlike the "big and bold" initiatives of the Green New Deal, which in part aims to create jobs through transitioning the U.S. energy grid to 2900 percent renewable energy, the task force would be more measured.
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They have generally favored a more measured approach that would allow the department to approve the use of private care when waiting times are too long at veterans' hospitals or when veterans live too far from the department's facilities.
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The tone contrasted noticeably with the more measured approach he has taken toward Hezbollah and its Lebanese political allies in recent months, even as he has been frustrated with a sense that his side has compromised more than theirs.
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While Mr. Trump declared during his meeting with Mr. Abbas that making peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians would not be as hard as some thought and that "we will get this done," his aides were more measured.
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Each has had champions arguing it will, in fact, be That Big, and even people with more measured expectations have predicted growth will at least follow the trajectory of smartphones or the internet, albeit maybe to a lesser peak.
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That compares to 900,000 first-day downloads of Pokémon Go. Of course, Super Mario Run had the advantage of Apple's huge marketing push as well as the fact it launched in 150 countries, as compared to Pokémon's much more measured launch.
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While other members of the financial elite in attendance at Davos, the annual gathering of 3,000 of the world's richest and most powerful people, called the idea scary or were dismissive of its chances, Dalio was more measured in his answer.
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I've used these in my daily work life to deal with those unexpected issues and barriers that seem to pop up with a startup, which has provided me with a much more measured and logical approach when these do happen.
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Behind the scenes at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka was a key advocate for the more measured, less combative tone he struck in his speech to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night, officials said.
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While Trump hailed the revised trade pact, Trudeau was more measured, saying there was still work to be done and calling on Trump — using his first name — to remove steel and aluminum tariffs the U.S. imposed on Canada and Mexico.
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He also spoke in more measured terms about race and the need for the country to unify even as he maintained hardline positions on issues such as building a wall along the US border with Mexico and repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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In an inauguration-day speech to congress, more measured in tone than his Planalto stemwinder, he called for a "national pact" between society and the three branches of government to restore growth and family values and to fight crime and corruption.
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Kelly and Tillerson were more measured in their words than either the Mexicans or Trump, who said on Thursday a military operation was being carried out to clear "bad dudes" such as gang members and drug lords from the United States.
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Best Buy's digital sales, which account for 11 percent of its revenue, helped the retailer deliver a surprise lift in comparable-store sales for the quarter, as it reported more measured gains in consumer electronics, computing and mobile phones, and appliances.
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Nimr, the most vocal critic of the dynasty among the Shi'ite minority, had come to be seen as a leader of the sect's younger activists, who had tired of the failure of older, more measured, leaders to achieve equality with Sunnis.
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The tonal shifts between light and dark that are so obvious in the strings-attached versions are less telegraphed in Transfiguration, the end result a more measured listen, one that finds the sweet spot between atmosphere and attention-forefront intrigue.
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Asked why Lipson didn't just try to float the business on the Toronto Stock Exchange to take advantage of the exuberance investors have for all things cannabis, the chief executive said he wanted to be more measured in his approach.
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In contrast, Corbould is more measured and sober, all the more appropriate for a person who makes things blow up for a living (he's the one that helped Christopher Nolan flip a tanker end-over-end in The Dark Knight).
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A more measured approach should result in a new goal that better reflects real needs, focuses on closing gaps in funding, particularly for adaptation, and is far more specific in terms of what can be counted towards it, he added.
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Ammo scarcity isn't a major mechanic so far, but gameplay is still a lot more measured and strategic than a wild arcade shooter like Space Pirate Trainer, and the small, agile enemies provide a greater challenge than Brookhaven's shambling monsters.
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His strong personality — and résumé as a prosecutor and mayor who stamped out crime in a violent area of the country — have endeared him to those who are tired of the more measured tones of President Benigno S. Aquino III.
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A couple of high kicks snuck through against Cormier in the first fight, a more measured fight with power high kicks out of the stance rather than rushed kicks mid-brawl might even secure a fight threatening high kick connection.
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His comments broke from more measured language on Monday by U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-Moo, as the three men met on the sidelines of a gathering of Asian defense chiefs in the Philippines.
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You can respond bigly, with a giant bowl of spaghetti and meatballs, or take a more measured approach and offer a double-size recipe for the farro salad served at Charlie Bird in Manhattan, a light repast before Thursday's big feed.
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With him I've been more measured, and more willing to keep him home an extra hour or two in the morning to ease his stress level about this, which is palpable, and perhaps a part of, well, just being 13.
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At the same time, amid the shoving, shouting and violence, a more measured conversation is being had about the recalibration of American history and the rethinking of historical symbols, one in which the art world has played a central role.
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If the Trump administration had wanted to acquiesce to Mr. Erdogan's pleadings to let Turkey take stronger actions in service of its own national security, it could surely have managed such steps in a far more measured and coordinated manner.
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It was a decided departure from Trump's freewheeling campaign speeches and Twitter talk, a more measured recitation of his accomplishments in his first three years in office as he looks to run for and win a second term this fall.
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Tesla's fortunes have risen as Mr. Musk has presented a more measured presence on Twitter this year, refraining from clashing as often as he did in the past with short-sellers — investors betting against Tesla's stock — and other detractors online.
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Mr. Di Maio's other former allies, including Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, a law professor who was plucked from obscurity by Five Star to become Italy's leader in 2018, were more measured in their reaction to Mr. Di Maio's stepping back.
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While some investors had hoped for specifics on how the administration would pay for its promises, investors who had kept money off the table ahead of the speech were relieved by a more measured than expected tone from the U.S. president.
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As Yglesias has written, lawmakers could also take the more measured step of refusing to cooperate with Trump on legislation he desperately wants passed, like his USMCA North American trade agreement, to try to force his top officials to cooperate.
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While the most likely scenario is something considerably more benign, as in more measured responses from U.S. trading partners to the tariffs, Deutsche's economists list a series of events indicating that a full-blown trade war has become more likely.
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By giving students time to engage in a more measured, reflective way with what they learn, we produce better-educated citizens: thoughtful people with broader vision, driven by curiosity and unafraid to tackle the complex problems we so urgently face.
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Rowley says his observation is that retailers are even making more measured, careful plans and conservative investments because the economic and political climate are making it hard to predict what's coming; challenges like potential import taxes or minimum wage changes.
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The indicator holds that the more measured "smart money" investors tend to trade in the last hour of a given trading day after digesting the price action, while the emotional "dumb money" often trades in the first hour, reacting hastily to news events.
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CTIA, an association representing the US wireless communications industry, advocates for a more measured solution, such as a managed-access system or a court-order process to direct a wireless carrier to disable service to phones that correctional facilities identify as contraband.
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"Privatization leading to the dismantling of the department's extensive health care system is a terrible idea," Shulkin writes, criticizing his detractors for advocating for "unfettered" private care access costing taxpayers billions of dollars compared to his more measured strategy, according to the newspaper.
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In a more measured (and members-only) post, Ben Thompson still takes a dim view of Facebook's plans for the default encryption of its messaging apps: Evil folks will always be able to figure out the most efficient way to be evil.
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The front-runner, Mr Juppé, brings a more measured temperament and a greater appeal to voters on the left—polls suggest that both he and Mr Sarkozy could beat Ms Le Pen, but that his margin of victory would be ten points greater.
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The IEA said in its latest oil market report on Thursday that a rebalancing of supply and demand was starting to become evident from the existing supply and demand data which showed that global oil supply was starting to look more measured.
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But while Duplex remains a more experimental and far-off effort — one we'll likely be debating in the weeks and months to come — Google's more measured approach to artificial intelligence as it pertains to legacy product development didn't garner as many headlines.
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And here's more: Measured at annual rates, the German economy at the beginning of this year was moving along at less than half the capacity of its potential and non-inflationary growth rate — a monumental waste of the country's human and physical capital.
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Why it's safe: The administration's initial plan for the order allowed businesses to refuse services to LGBT customers and would have faced extreme legal scrutiny, but this more measured version is "not vulnerable to immediate court challenge" thanks to its more focused scope.
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Wall Street's main indexes on Wednesday posted their best day since the November election, boosted by President Donald Trump's more measured tone in a speech to Congress and as bank stocks surged on increased chances of an interest rate hike this month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Thursday that Israel's building of new settlements or expansion of existing ones in occupied territories may not be helpful in achieving peace with Palestinians, adopting a more measured tone than its previous pro-Israel announcements.
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India has provided a little over $2 billion in economic assistance to Afghanistan in the last 15 years, but has been more measured in providing weapons in order to avoid a backlash from Pakistan, which sees Afghanistan as its area of influence.
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Trump's decision to go with a more measured response, a public health emergency, demonstrates the complexity of an opioid crisis that continues to grow through an ever-evolving cycle of addiction, from prescription pain pills to illegal heroin to the lethal fentanyl.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump, his face red with emotion, lashed out at rivals Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz on Saturday at the most acrimonious debate to date between Republican presidential candidates, shouting insults and casting aside a pledge to be more measured.
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Green, the Warriors' volatile big man, has been receiving praise for having stepped up his game a great deal in these playoffs following a late-season decision to lose weight, but he has also been much more measured, on and off the court.
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But Glueck hinted that businesses like Foursquare would be less directly affected as they already take a more measured and mindful approach to privacy, whereas the fast and loose players in the location data industry would face greater scrutiny and more enforcement action.
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Nancy Oehlert, 52, said that while she approved of how Biden handled the confrontation, she too thought Biden needs to come up with a more measured response to questions about his son if he's going to take Trump on in the general election.
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Unlike advisers promising to deliver outsize results by chasing one hot stock after another, she was so convinced by the cheaper, more measured approach that Dimensional Fund Advisors uses that she went to work full time for an adviser who used those funds.
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And the tone that we&aposve seen from the president and the White House ever since has been more measured in my view, more realistic and it seems like some of the actual diplomatic groundwork is starting to happen for this June the 12th meeting.
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In an ironic good-cop-bad-cop routine, one brother screamed at this vendor, demanding he "get out of Glasgow if he wanted to live," while the second sibling took a much more measured, diplomatic approach, according to a source with knowledge of the conversation.
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With the caucus, he said, the goal is to "make sure Congress is as informed on this issue as possible, so when it inevitably has some sort of knee-jerk reactions" on AI, the final response from Capitol Hill is "more measured" in scope.
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By suspending the fund, Woodford has created room to sell some of his holdings in a more measured way that might help him secure a better price, thereby protecting the value of his investments for those clients who wish to remain in the fund.
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Iran said it could increase oil output by 500,000 bpd and issued an order to start the ramp-up on Monday, but the IEA estimates a more measured rise of about 300,000 bpd of additional crude by the end of first quarter of 2016.
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Activists in the anti-abortion movement, who during previous Republican administrations were left to drive their messages with far more measured public support from the White House, have welcomed the president's approach as refreshing, saying it has infused them with new purpose and perspective.
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Its gestures mimic and even parody de Kooning's emotional arcs, while its careful assembly — required by its weighty, unyielding materials — unmask the sleight of hand perpetrated by the older artist, whose paintings were much more measured and deliberate than their swipes and splatters suggested.
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Especially in Australia, where polls show the vast majority of Australians are not fans of Mr. Trump, a shift toward a more measured approach may be on the way, said John Blaxland, a professor of international security and intelligence studies at the Australian National University.
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"[M]any Republican colleagues of mine in the Senate have expressed great confidence in the president's national security and foreign policy team, in the hope that the president will tweet less, listen more and engage in a more measured foreign policy approach," Coons said.
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Because the status quo was sort of established by regulation, for Windows, it has required a lot more work and a slower place and even a more measured approach just to get an app store really successful on Windows, the way we're striving to do.
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The Senate intelligence committee, which has thus far taken a strikingly more measured and bipartisan approach to its own Russia probe, tried to keep its distance from the White House and asked that the documents uncovered by Trump aides be given to lawmakers via the appropriate agencies.
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Yun, now executive director of the Ploughshares Fund, an anti-proliferation initiative, said the risks were exacerbated by the "credibility problem" Trump has acquired due to his frequent off-the-cuff remarks that often appear to go counter to the more measured remarks of his officials.
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" Match Group CEO Mandy Ginsberg gave a more measured response, though it was laced with a direct reference to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data breach fiasco: "We're flattered that Facebook is coming into our space — and sees the global opportunity that we do — as Tinder continues to skyrocket.
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Wall Street's main indexes rallied on Wednesday and the Dow Jones Industrial Average sailed past the 21,000 mark, boosted by President Donald Trump's more measured tone in a speech to Congress and as bank stocks surged on increased possibility of an interest rate hike this month.
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Iran said it could increase oil output by 500,000 barrels per day and issued an order to start the ramp-up on Monday, but the IEA estimates a more measured rise of about 300,000 bpd of additional crude by the end of first quarter of 2016.
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HONG KONG/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Biotech startups can expect more measured valuations should they list in Hong Kong, investors and bankers said, after shares of the first such firm to take advantage of rules allowing listings from pre-profit biotechs dropped 44 percent in the first month.
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The black metal-focused The Codex Necro might have a more measured pace, but has more than its share of terrifying moments, while Hell is Empty and All the Devils are Here, the band's most "melodic" album, has more than its fair share of pummeling tracks.
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Some say the contrast between Mr. Trump's belligerent-sounding General Assembly speech on Tuesday, and the more measured address by President Hassan Rouhani of Iran on Wednesday, had helped give Iran an unexpected edge: the image of reasonableness in the face of an adversary's angry ranting.
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Album Review About a year ago, just as the SoundCloud rap ecosystem was beginning to erupt into broader consciousness, some of its most agitated and popular figures — including Lil Pump and XXXTentacion — began screaming, in unprintable language, that the older and more measured rapper J. Cole should kiss off.
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"With the accretion from Actelion, more measured impact from biosimilar competition than expected, solid performance of key drugs and a pipeline that is coming to fruition, we believe that JNJ is poised to reaccelerate its top-line growth," analyst Larry Biegelsen wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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We're not quite sure when the Supreme Court will hold arguments on this case, but the most likely outcomes are: That said, the court could theoretically shut down the entire CFPB, but legal experts expect the court to take a more measured approach in line with Kavanaugh's opinion.
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But the hawkish rhetoric of the campaign has given way to more measured statements on trade from the administration that track more closely with the stance of many congressional Republicans, who are avid promoters of free trade and deeply skeptical of policies they view as restrictive or protectionist.
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However it plays out, what's clear now is that Trump's December 2015 announcement "calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on" is a long way off -- and even more measured versions have significant challenges ahead.
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In my short demo, I was able to choose totally different paths to destabilize a tyrannical city-state; I choose a direct military approach that saw me dispatching Athenian generals, breaking a naval blockade, and recruiting more Spartan allies, but there was a separate, more measured approach that I didn't try.
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Yet many other Sunni Muslim countries signaled that they intended to take a more measured approach to the argument — sympathizing with Saudi Arabia, a rich and powerful ally, but also determined to avoid getting sucked into a harmful conflict with Iran, a country governed by Shiite clerics, with potentially grave costs.
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"The world has received North Korea's latest message loud and clear: this regime has signaled its contempt for its neighbors, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behavior," Trump said in a statement, taking a more measured tone than in his previous remarks.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, reacting to the report on "Fox & Friends," offered a more measured pushback than Trump.
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I think with respect to Saudi Arabia's engagement with Qatar, how they're handling the Yemen war that they're engaged in, the Lebanon situation, I think we would encourage them to be a bit more measured and a bit more thoughtful in those actions, to I think fully consider the consequences.
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MOSCOW — After the outpouring of euphoria among Russia's political elite over the victory of Donald J. Trump, President Vladimir V. Putin on Thursday gave a more measured response in his annual address to the nation, calling for cooperation but expressing misgivings over some of Mr. Trump's statements about nuclear weapons.
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With the trade war threatening more pressure on China's already slowing economy, Beijing has shifted its focus to boosting domestic demand and is taking a more measured approach in its campaign to reduce financial risks and debt, which has pushed up borrowing costs and triggered a rising number of defaults.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who is known for his bombastic rhetoric against immigrants and Muslims, has taken a more measured tone.
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" To be sure, this was more measured than what Mr. Mandvi later posted on his Instagram account as his first preview approached: "I never thought that 20 years later the story I wrote about an immigrant family would be an act of political resistance against an administration that is at war with immigrants.
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But Warren's vehement opposition to the deal doubles as an indictment of U.S. trade policy overall -- and has nothing to do with the issues Clinton has laid out in her own more measured opposition to the agreement she heralded as the "gold standard" of trade deals when she served as secretary of state.
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But overall, he gave a more measured response to the tragedy in Nevada than after the Pulse club shooting in Orlando over a year prior, when he boasted on Twitter that he was "right on radical Islamic terrorism" after it was reported the shooter had ties to the Islamic State terrorist organization.
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But her tone Tuesday was more measured, signaling that she, like most of her colleagues, is focused on reading signals from economic data and financial markets to gauge the right pace of rate hikes so as not to slow the economy unduly or allow it to grow so fast that inflation takes hold.
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But he said it was true that the organization had refocused, a process that seemed to have resolved a tension between those who saw it as a media company with bold ambitions fueled by the terminals' profits, and those who saw it as a more measured media company in the service of those terminals.
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While Abbott would probably have used the Orlando shooting to highlight the Islamic State "death cult" and repeat his arguments about Islam's need for a reformation, Turnbull had an Iftar dinner with Muslim leaders in which he made far more measured comments, assuring Muslims they were valued members of a multi-faith and multicultural society.
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Tesla drops after Musk warns of 'manufacturing hell' PSA moves swiftly to stamp authority on Opel/Vauxhall Discovery aims for content clout with Scripps Network bid The bloom is off seed funding, the business of providing money to brand-new startups, as investors take a more measured approach to financing emerging U.S. technology companies.
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Hopefully now is the time — this doesn't apply to Vox, by the way — but I think it'd be a good time for people to be a little more measured and take a look at the facts of this thing, because stakes are high even on this whole premium increase issue right before the election.
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In contrast to these Democrats, Trump displayed a rare moment of caution with a seemingly thought-out process; he shifted his thinking from the full-blown flavor ban he teased in September to a more measured compromise between adult vaping advocates and concerned parents who have longed to take down the vape giant JUUL.
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"With respect to Saudi Arabia's engagement with Qatar, how they're handling the Yemen war that they're engaged in, the Lebanon situation, we would encourage them to be a bit more measured and a bit more thoughtful in those actions to, I think, fully consider the consequences," Tillerson told a news conference alongside his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian.
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Writing those songs actually felt like there was such built up of years of me personally not being able to express that sort of emotion because I've been doing Jesu for so long, and Jesu obviously is much more measured, somber, non-aggressive project, and Godflesh was always essentially driven... not by aggression but implosion and frustration, really.
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He points to a recent Cyber Command attack on the Internet Research Agency troll farm in St. Petersburg as an example of a more measured and targeted operation: In that strike, US hackers destroyed the servers of the Kremlin-linked disinformation operation, but didn't cause any of the collateral damage inherent in an attack on a power grid.
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If criticism of the show's earlier use of excessive rape and nudity contributed to the more measured depictions we've seen in later seasons, then calling on Game of Thrones creators to hire more women writers, pull more from the source material, and consult often with Martin to show more thoughtful insights into female characters' inner lives could help.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE read from a teleprompter, dialed back the schoolyard insults and tried to sound more measured and presidential during his speech Tuesday night.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) failed earlier this month, but this time GOP lawmakers are taking a more measured approach, the sources said.
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"We see last night's pivot to more measured unit growth in the U.S., a greater focus on G&A cost containment, and increased capital return targets as evidence that [Starbucks'] management is addressing the new point in its growth curve with a more appropriate strategy," John Zolidis, president of Quo Vadis Capital, wrote in a research note Wednesday.
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"The world has received North Korea's latest message loud and clear: this regime has signaled its contempt for its neighbors, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behavior," Trump said in an initial statement on Tuesday, taking a more measured tone than in his previous remarks or in the tweet he'd send Wednesday.
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The morning after he delivered an aggrieved and impromptu defense of his comments on the violence in Charlottesville, Va., Mr. Trump spoke in a more measured tone to the national convention of the American Legion, telling its members that "we are not defined by the color of our skin," and that the country will overcome its challenges by reaffirming its common values.
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"Switching gears in this way, I think, is going to be a challenge for both sides — to sort of move away from some of the open hand-to-hand combat we've had to a more measured tone in which both sides sort of restrain their more partisan impulses and look at some very specific issues very carefully," said a senior Democratic Senate aide.
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"With respect to Saudi Arabia's engagement with Qatar, how they're handling the Yemen war that they're engaged in, the Lebanon situation, we would encourage them to be a bit more measured and a bit more thoughtful in those actions to, I think, fully consider the consequences," Mr. Tillerson said at a news conference at the French Foreign Ministry in Paris.
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Responding to written questions from a United States senator about the effects of concussions in hockey, N.H.L. Commissioner Gary Bettman continued to deny a link between concussions and the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E. He blamed the news media for fanning fear of the long-term effects of head injuries and defended the N.H.L.'s "more measured approach" to the growing science of concussions.
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On the other hand, he could be playing "bad cop" to the more measured "good cop" statements of Rex Tillerson, secretary of state, and General Mattis, secretary of defence—with the aim of forcing China to take more decisive action against Kim Jong Un. Then again, perhaps the difference in rhetoric reflects a lack of coordination within the Trump administration, something that has been seen on many issues.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Overnight Health Care: Health insurers urge Supreme Court to take ObamaCare case | Lawmakers press Trump officials to change marijuana rules | Bloomberg vows to ban flavored e-cigs if elected MORE (D-Mass.), who favors a more measured transition to Medicare for All by first passing legislation for optional government health insurance.
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Whether it's Beyoncé's fiery opus Lemonade, Solange's more measured reflections on A Seat At The Table or A Tribe Called Quest's final, deeply humanist, studio album, We Got It From Here; Madonna's impassioned (and inflammatory) speech at the Women's March, Meryl Streep at the Golden Globes, or an open letter to Trump supporters from Lauren Jauregui of Fifth Harmony, current world events are so troubling that they are only going to continue to permeate further into the arts.
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It's a more measured tone than Republicans used when the House was considering impeachment proceedings based on former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerGowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' Fox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' MORE's lengthy investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia in the 2016 presidential election and subsequent attempts to obstruct his investigation.
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Executive orders: the Times said they're "unlikely to effect a major change" in manufacturing or trade TPP: a Trump adviser told the Times yesterday it will serve as a "starting point" for new deals NAFTA: changes to the deal will be modest China: no specific plans announced and no steps taken to label China a currency manipulator Why it matters: The mixed record on trade is a sign of the battle within the administration between America-first nationalists like Steve Bannon and advisers pushing more measured steps such as economic council director Gary Cohn and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross
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