Kathryn Edwards, and more persistent even than Kyle Richards vs.
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But here, the leads' problems are subtler and more persistent.
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" Yellen acknowledged the low inflation rates "could reflect something more persistent.
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More important, changed attitudes are more persistent than one might think.
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Some other cyber mobs can be far more persistent and detrimental.
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There are also more persistent issues plaguing festivals, warned Lewis of Eurasia.
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But Democratic interest groups aren't just more numerous; they're also more persistent.
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The current price collapse, now two years old, has been more persistent.
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Others, however, worry that the factors behind tame inflation could prove more persistent.
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There's another, more persistent Easter Egg-like feature that you might not notice.
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He started to worry as it became more persistent while he drove to work.
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Naturally, Barr and others may want more persistent access to encrypted data and communications.
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Are prodigies a race apart, or are they merely more persistent than other kids?
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The isotope appears to be more persistent in the environment than scientists previously thought.
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As the population ages, and technologies improve, demand for more persistent diagnostic tools will grow.
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Specific grave markers have become the landmarks for new communities, some transitory, others more persistent.
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In 2008, Paulson, Bernanke, and Geithner were even bolder and more persistent in their experiments.
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Wildfires are becoming more destructive, floods more damaging, hurricanes more severe and droughts more persistent.
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Another technique is to look for more persistent molecules known to be associated with pigments.
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The pair's affectionate activities are "more persistent than I've ever seen in the wild," Packer noted.
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It's just to point out that there are things more persistent and more powerful than that.
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Ever since he was announced as the next Bachelor, the questions have only gotten more persistent.
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" Amina's generation is "more persistent," Ms. Toscano said, and "their voices are louder and being heard.
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That would lead to more persistent pressure within the fault zone, and more earthquakes over time.
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THE QUESTION IS, IS THAT TRANSITORY OR IS THAT SOMETHING THAT'S GOING TO BE MORE PERSISTENT?
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Trying to suppress negative thoughts, it turns out, may have made those thoughts even more persistent.
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I kept trying to dodge and weave, but it just made her more persistent on asking me.
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They spread more widely and they are more persistent in the sense that you can't undo them.
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Small victories, to be sure, but they show some of the potential for more persistent, verifiable monitoring.
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Some Fed officials worry that factors that held down inflation in recent months could prove more persistent.
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Instead, they point to more persistent problems in the market, which has long been Asia's financial capital.
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And with every subsequent action on trade, the pain becomes more severe and threatens to be more persistent.
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ONE of the more persistent beliefs about the global economy is that Asians are more frugal than others.
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For more persistent infections, the oral drug fluconazole (Diflucan) can also be used by both men and women.
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Also, despite the reputation that ants have in fables as industrious, some ants were more persistent than others.
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Alternatively, using a genetically engineered live virus may trigger a more robust, more persistent response from the immune system.
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Higher earnings mean less pressure to cut production and a more persistent surplus, said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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"There is a risk that weak inflation will be even more persistent than we currently anticipate," he told Congress.
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Most of the more persistent questioning came from the Democrats on the committee, but it was Maine's Republican Sen.
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Some Fed officials worry that the factors that held down inflation early in the year could become more persistent.
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They were below the levels seen during the aftermath of the great financial crisis, but have been much more persistent.
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One of the more persistent requests, according to makers of police body cameras, is for the ability to livestream footage.
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According to them, "Job losses have been more persistent in areas hit by structural shocks," such as the industrial heartlands.
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However, the U.S. trade deficit has been larger and more persistent than can be explained by U.S. fiscal policy alone.
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Few faced louder and more persistent accusations than Malone, who had led the diocese of some 600,000 Catholics since 2012.
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Few faced louder and more persistent accusations than Malone, who had led the diocese of some 600,000 Catholics since 2012.
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But family homelessness has proved more persistent as low wages fail to keep pace with skyrocketing housing costs in many cities.
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It's the fact-checkers' paradox: even as they gain new powers to hold politicians accountable, lies are more persistent than ever.
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Treatment is not always needed, and severe illness is rare, but doctors prescribe antibiotics in more persistent cases, the agency says.
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Which is, I admit, something I was expecting to see evidence of, given the reported passion of its more persistent players.
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And one dog breed tests their owners more frequently, with more persistent begging than other breeds, according to a new study.
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Slack earlier this year introduced threaded messages in an attempt to give Slack a more persistent and permanent home for certain conversations.
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But more persistent, low-level pressure on a cognitively impaired person — preying on his or her emotions — might also be considered undue.
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Policymakers argued that growth would not necessarily revert to potential over the longer term and uncertainty might be more persistent than expected.
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But "there are long-lasting, more persistent factors that may be holding down the longer-run level of neutral rates," Yellen said.
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The much larger, more persistent threat Trump made in these tweets (and has made for months now) is to stop paying CSR subsidies.
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"If firms start to become more uncertain about the growth and inflation outlook, the squeeze on margins could prove more persistent," Draghi said.
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Employees operating with well-designed goals focus on the right priorities, increase their effort, tend to be more persistent and are more confident.
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It now seems plausible that uncertainty could remain elevated for some time, with a more persistent drag on activity than we had previously projected.
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Though Kyanka initially attempted to curtail hatred and harassment, even temporarily locking the subforum down, he says that the culprits only became more persistent.
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"If firms start to become more uncertain about the growth and inflation outlook, the squeeze on margins could prove more persistent," Draghi told a conference.
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"We still challenge this and think the undershoot is more persistent," he said, adding that another 25 basis point rate cut was likely in December.
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These changes are usually temporary after week-long trips to space, but the problems have shown to be much more persistent after months in microgravity.
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One of the more persistent paranoias Trump has put forth repeatedly on Twitter is that his phone calls were secretly recorded by former President Obama.
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I think you're right that their regulators have been more persistent, and I think they will be compared to the U.S. because of the administration.
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Stalking of a former partner also tends to be more persistent: Most stalking stops after two–four weeks, but ex-partner stalking commonly lasts longer.
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The statement suggested a recent decline in inflation may be more persistent than expected, and was no longer to be blamed simply on falling energy prices.
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But, according to the Times, it elides more persistent and more complicated issues dividing the Israelis and Palestinians, such as continued violence and conflicting political goals.
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Apart from saving money on staff, they can often be bolder and more persistent than humans because they do not get tired, frightened, bored or angry.
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"There is a risk that weak inflation will be even more persistent than we currently anticipate," Powell added, further bolstering the case for a rate cut.
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Inflation has moderated for much of this year, leading to concern among some Fed officials that the factors holding back price pressures could prove more persistent.
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The statement suggested that a recent decline in inflation may be more persistent than expected, and was no longer to be blamed simply on falling energy prices.
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If you're issue is more persistent, research suggests these home remedies won't do you much good, and DelRosso says you should see a doctor for an evaluation.
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But all of this debate, hairsplitting and litigation distracts from a more persistent question: Is it O.K. for a president to shut down an investigation of himself?
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You can place ads for it and ads for wristwatches in the same glossy lifestyle magazine, but wine just channels an energy more persistent, potent and profound.
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Its global impact would be amplified through more substantial supply chain disruptions and a more persistent drop in investor confidence, especially if the epidemic spreads beyond China.
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The campaign, as BlackPAC's executive director Adrianne Shropshire explained to me at the time, was created due to the need for more persistent political engagement in black communities.
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The recent stories about a decline in the more personal sort of content sharing and the more persistent stories about teenagers moving to other platforms are certainly candidates.
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The ECB, which was meeting to discuss monetary policy as The Economist went to press on April 26th, will be watching closely for signs of more persistent weakness.
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And now we have more — and more persistent — friendships than ever, mediated by Facebook and Twitter and Instagram, which means that the alerts come more frequently than ever.
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"Management fees were a strong part of the mix of the adjusted profit before tax, and management fees are more persistent than performance fees," an analyst told Reuters.
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But as Ms. Haspel offered a nuanced defense of her role in the C.I.A.'s advanced interrogation program, she was treated to a more persistent chorus than usual.
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"Changes in the way these pricing decisions are made can have a much more persistent effect on inflation dynamics than a one-time reduction in markups," Cavallo wrote.
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At issue is its particular vulnerability to a more persistent sell-off due to Mexico's "rising idiosyncratic risks," Natalie Rivett, senior emerging market analyst at Informa Global Markets, said.
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It's too early to say whether Netflix's bad quarter was a minor setback during a normally difficult time of the year, or a sign of a more persistent trend.
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Interestingly, it appears the Fed is slowing coming to terms with the fact that the "inflation undershoot" relative the 2-percent target is more "persistent" than "transient" in nature.
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Few organizations are as intimately connected to the day-to-day lives of Americans from all classes and backgrounds as Planned Parenthood, and few are under more persistent attack.
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A longer lasting and more severe outbreak will result in a sharper slowdown, with "more substantial supply chain disruptions and a more persistent drop in investor confidence," she warned.
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"If firms start to become more uncertain about the growth and inflation outlook, the squeeze on margins could prove more persistent," Draghi said at a banking conference in Frankfurt Friday.
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By extension, Begin is also solving one of the more persistent problems of messaging apps: losing track of things you need to remember in the wider thread of the conversation.
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On top of the below, recovery might be a little more challenging this time around, including more bleeding, as well as more persistent aches and pains — hang in there, Bey.
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Pain that is more persistent affects 7 to 22 percent of women, and up to 45 percent of menopausal women and 60 percent of cancer survivors report pain with sex.
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"Many participants expressed concern that the low inflation readings this year might reflect not only transitory factors but also the influence of developments that could prove more persistent," it said.
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Weak wholesale prices could stoke fears that the causes of weak inflation will become more persistent and prompt the Federal Reserve to be more cautious about raising interest rates this year.
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"With inflation proving to be more persistent, real interest rates will need to remain higher for longer, resulting in a downward revision to GDP growth in 2020," Werner wrote about Argentina.
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While inflation is expected to ease at the start of next year as 2017 gasoline price increases fade from the national index, it is proving more persistent than had been expected.
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Ms. Gabbard was a more persistent adversary, rebuking Mr. Buttigieg for saying in a recent interview that he might be willing to deploy American troops in Mexico to fight violence there.
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Cyber threats are "growing more persistent, more diverse, more frequent and more dangerous every day," White House counter-terrorism adviser Lisa Monaco said at a cyber conference in New York on Tuesday.
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Jay Asher's book sets up the original Clay and Hannah relationship, and with it, the idea that Clay might have won (and saved) his dream girl if only he'd been more persistent.
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Usually it stays at the top and doesn't follow you down, but clearly the company is testing a more persistent, sticky approach to keeping Stories in front of you at all times.
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For email threats like these, which are often more persistent and backed by nation-states, Google sends an alert to customers that government-based hackers may be trying to steal their password.
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"Its global impact would be amplified through more substantial supply chain disruptions and a more persistent drop in investor confidence, especially if the epidemic spreads beyond China," she said in the post.
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"This reinforces our view that prices are likely to remain below $75 (a barrel) Brent prices even if the outage proves much more persistent than current guidance," the U.S. investment bank said.
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The findings suggest that the benefits of exercise can be more persistent than many of us might expect, even if people are not exercising to the same extent as they previously did.
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October's gain in the so-called core CPI, which measures underlying inflation pressures, could comfort Fed officials concerned that stubbornly low inflation may reflect not only temporary factors but also more persistent developments.
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In fact, Zeman's first patient, the one who wanted her loud popping noise to go away, was an apt example of déjà vécu—hers was a stronger, more persistent experience than déjà vu.
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But El Niño also results in a stronger and more persistent Pacific jet stream into the southwestern United States, bringing more rain, snow, storms and cooler temperatures to California and other southern states.
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The euro zone is facing a more persistent deterioration of external demand, and the ECB stands ready to further delay a planned interest rate hike if necessary, President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday.
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Carney said Britain's chronically weak economic productivity - which weighs on living standards and pushes up inflation - seemed to be a more persistent problem than he had thought it would be several years ago.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged down or that the recent run of soft inflation readings could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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"The long end of the yield curve has finally moved to the view that this could be a more persistent recovery," said Michelle Meyer, head of U.S. economics at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch.
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"In determining the future path for the Bank's policy interest rate, Governing Council will be watching closely to see if the recent slowdown in growth is more persistent than forecast," the central bank said.
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As concerns over fashion's tremendous environmental impact have grown louder and more persistent, resale — and, to a certain degree, the clothing rental business — has become something of a white knight for sustainability in fashion.
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It has also led to one of the more persistent and baffling metrics to come out of these debates, as media sites and pundits obsessively measure and rank the minutes each candidate has spoken.
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Weak inflation at the producer level could add to concerns that the factors restraining inflation could become more persistent and result in the Federal Reserve being more cautious about raising interest rates this year.
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Previous jumps in defaults have led to a temporary spike in corporate yield spreads, while "credit differentiation in primary market issuance has been deeper and more persistent since the second half of 2018," Huang said.
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Across the region -- in Iraq, Syria and Turkey -- Washington's preferences and demands have to compete with others in a crowded space, a space where Russia and Iran are sometimes seen as more persistent and determined.
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The slight pickup in the monthly core CPI could offer some comfort to Federal Reserve officials amid concerns that stubbornly low inflation might reflect not only temporary factors but developments that could prove more persistent.
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In prepared remarks ahead of his two-day testimony to Congress, Powell said overall growth has also "moderated," while "there is a risk that weak inflation will be even more persistent than we currently anticipate".
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She urges clients to consider why they got into debt in the first place — was it a one-time medical expense or emergency, or is it a more persistent problem of living beyond their means?
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"Global cooperation is essential to the containment of the Covid-19 and its economic impact, particularly if the outbreak turns out to be more persistent and widespread," Georgieva was quoted as saying in the Guardian.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged lower or that the run of low core inflation readings last year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged lower or that the run of soft core inflation readings this year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Coming closer to finding an answer to what causes déjà vu also means approaching a kind of resolution for my more persistent déjà episodes, the ones that are the hardest of all to live with.
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Wrong. Adult acne is a different beast — a more persistent evil that's an established part of your life, not something that might go away in 3-5 years or whenever your hormone levels stop fluctuating wildly.
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"Our attention span might have been shortened by tech and by online environments, but then at the same time long-term memory has become more persistent and things from the past are more accessible," he says.
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"The slowdown of foreign growth now appears to be more persistent than initially assumed," Fed Governor Lael Brainard said in remarks on Thursday that continued the U.S. central bank's shift to what she called "softer" policy.
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The euro zone is facing a more persistent deterioration of external demand, and the European Central Bank stands ready to further delay a planned interest rate hike if necessary, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday.
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Complicated grief can be defined as a more persistent form of intense grief in which maladaptive thoughts and dysfunctional behaviors emerge, along with continued yearning and sadness or preoccupation with thoughts of the person who died.
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Sonic Screwdriver allowed the CIA to install its tools on a Mac even if the firmware password was enabled, while Thunderstrike allowed an adapter to overwrite the motherboard boot flash, which provided a more persistent intrusion.
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Downside risks to inflation included the possibility that longer-term inflation expectations may move lower or that the run of soft core inflation readings this year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged lower or that the run of soft readings on core inflation this year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Overall growth has also "moderated," the Fed chief said, while "there is a risk that weak inflation will be even more persistent than we currently anticipate," and not prove as transitory as Fed officials have often insisted.
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MADRID (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymaker Pablo Hernandez de Cos said on Monday that the central bank might need to look into whether downside risks to growth it had so far deemed temporary were becoming more persistent.
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Republicans generally do support a less meddlesome regulatory approach, but when they're in power they tend to be much more persistent about cutting taxes and social welfare spending than they are about reducing economically harmful regulatory frictions.
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"I am concerned that the recent low readings for inflation may be driven by depressed underlying inflation, which would imply a more persistent shortfall in inflation from our objective," Brainard told the Economic Club in New York.
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"While a deeper and more persistent drop in equity markets could dash confidence and lead to a pullback in risk-taking and spending, the movements we have seen are far away from this scenario," Mester said Tuesday.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may be lower than was assumed or that the run of low core inflation readings last year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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For example, when we ask people soon after an injury how long they think symptoms will last, people who think their symptoms will linger do indeed have more persistent symptoms compared with those who expect they'll recover quickly.
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On Wednesday, one of Britain's top security officials, Ciaran Martin, warned in a speech that, over the past year, Russian hackers had undertaken far more persistent attacks on his country's energy, telecommunications and media industries than previously acknowledged.
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WASHINGTON — While many hands gripped the sword that undercut the Iran nuclear deal, no one outside the Trump administration was a more persistent or effective critic than Mark Dubowitz, the chief executive of a hawkish Washington think tank.
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One advantage over humans is the AI isn't put off by unanswered emails — it doesn't mind being ignored or forget to follow up, so it can be programmed to be more persistent, emailing weeks after the initial contact.
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The pharmaceutical industry lost interest not only because of the disappointment of synthetic chemistry as an engine for discovery but also because antibiotics are simply less profitable than drugs for more persistent conditions like cancer, depression and high cholesterol.
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Even in wetter regions like the Gulf Coast, where the storms are getting stronger and the rainfall more persistent, much of that water glut is washing back out to sea, unused, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.
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The warning, by Ciaran Martin, chief of the National Cyber Security Center, is the strongest indication yet that Russian cyberattacks on Western governments and industries may be far more persistent than United States or British officials have previously acknowledged.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged down, that the dollar could appreciate substantially, or that the recent run of soft inflation readings could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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"Summer weather is likely to become more persistent - more prolonged hot dry periods, possibly also more prolonged rainy periods," said Dim Coumou, lead author of the study at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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"We are unlikely to achieve full certainty until the final outcome of (Brexit) negotiations is known, and there is a risk that more persistent uncertainty could push out the pick-up in investment and continue to drag on growth," he said.
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"The Fed has struggled this year in determining if the slowdown in core inflation has been due to a confluence of one-offs or more persistent disinflationary forces," said Sarah House, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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And there were lots of factors at work and yeah, it was aimed at me, but it's a much deeper, more persistent effort to try to literally turn the clock back on so much of what we've achieved as a country.
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FRANKFURT, March 27 (Reuters) - The euro zone is facing a more persistent deterioration of external demand and the European Central Bank stands ready to further delay a planned interest rate hike if necessary, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday.
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"That undershoot looks like it might be more persistent than we had hoped, and that is not a good thing," Mr. Powell said in a question-and-answer session with Neil Irwin, a senior economic correspondent with The New York Times.
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New Zealand's central bank held interest rates at an all time low on Wednesday, as expected, and signaled no immediate need to adjust monetary policy but room to do so if the coronavirus became a more persistent threat to economic growth.
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One of the more persistent findings from those who do research and polling on this issue is that women care more about religion than men, are more involved in their religious institutions and take greater responsibility for passing on values to their children.
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Research from Yale health economist Amanda Kowalski has found that states that had significant technical glitches during the health law's first open enrollment period ended up with a sicker set of Obamacare enrollees, suggesting that that population was more persistent in seeking coverage.
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"It's important to recognize that, unlike the compression we saw in December 2018, when the striking about-face of the Federal Reserve toward easing was enough to encourage speculators, sustained risk-aversion related to pandemic flu may prove far more persistent," he concluded.
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"Were upward pressures on the federal funds rate to emerge, it could be challenging to distinguish between pressures that were transitory and likely to abate as financial institutions adjust and those that were more persistent and associated with aggregate reserve scarcity," the meeting summary added.
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Bots are slower than humans (and clearly more persistent!) with respect to revisions, because they "crawl" over web articles in search of edits (rather than receiving alerts), and they're often restricted in terms of the number of edits allowed over an allotted period of time.
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"A lot of the extreme weather that we're seeing is also related to a wavier jet stream that is a side effect of climate change," she said, since there are now longer, more persistent weather patterns that can cause more extreme events to fester.
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"In the app, when you've ordered your Uber and it's on the way, you will get more persistent, more frequent push notifications to your phone that remind you to check your ride," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West said Thursday on NBC's Today Show.
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"Some folks are more persistent than others, but you just try to be able to have people understand that in the big picture — and to be providing the right care to the sickest and most vulnerable patients — it's a necessity right now," he said.
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"While a deeper and more persistent drop in equity markets could dash confidence and lead to a significant pullback in risk-taking and spending, we are far from this scenario," said Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester in a speech late Thursday in New York.
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Though his parents, Jeremy and Sondra Esposito, initially believed his symptoms were the signs of a stomach bug, Drew's symptoms became more persistent as time went on, so on Christmas Eve they went in for a scan on his brain and saw something unimaginable.
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But a deeper, more persistent part has to do with racial and cultural prejudices, as expressed by the first generation of American art critics — Clement Greenberg, Harold Rosenberg, and Irving Sandler — and carried on by Lance Esplund and many others in positions of power.
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"To put it bluntly, we are in the midst of a revolution of the cyber threat - one that is growing more persistent, more diverse, more frequent and more dangerous every day," White House counter-terrorism adviser Lisa Monaco said at a cyber security conference in New York.
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"Many participants expressed concern that the low inflation readings this year might reflect... the influence of developments that could prove more persistent, and it was noted that some patience in removing policy accommodation while assessing trends in inflation was warranted," the Fed said in the minutes.
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"The use of cognitive reference points [such as round numbers] is one of the more deeply ingrained and unconscious psychological tendencies, and so it may be more persistent even in individuals with financial training and education," authors Edward Johnson, Nicole Bastian Johnson and Devin Shanthikumar ventured.
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"Many participants expressed concern that the low inflation readings this year might reflect... the influence of developments that could prove more persistent, and it was noted that some patience in removing policy accommodation while assessing trends in inflation was warranted," the Fed said in its minutes.
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Over the past few days, McAfee's advanced threat research team discovered that attackers had successfully installed a new, "more persistent implant" in victims' servers that may have led to the opening ceremony disruptions, though investigators were still trying to nail down the exact cause on Saturday.
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Settling into the film is like melting into Melanie's own uncertain frame of mind, and as her creepy visions become more persistent, it's all too easy to feel the same creeping terror that she's feeling — particularly as the film takes some more bizarre turns in its latter third.
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While it is true that red tide is native to Gulf Coast waters and has been observed for centuries, human activity—especially agricultural and industrial pollution—may exacerbate existing blooms, which could explain why red tide has become a more persistent problem in Florida over the past half-century.
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"We found that preterm children have higher rates of persistent and changing emotional and behavioral problems at school entry – between ages 4 and 25 – than do full-term children, and that their problems are more persistent," said lead author Jorijn Hornman of the University of Groningen in The Netherlands.
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At the same event in Zurich, Claudio Borio, head of the monetary and economic Department of the BIS, said the dollar's role could potentially exacerbate instability by allowing the United States to run larger and more persistent fiscal and current account deficits - and to run looser monetary policy for longer.
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You come to see how the American flags and targets that remain Mr. Johns's most acclaimed motifs are no more persistent than other motifs and themes, including forks and spoons, unsettling images of the human body broken into fragments and the drama of a muted self unable to express its needs.
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"While a deeper and more persistent drop in equity markets could dash confidence and lead to a pullback in risk-taking and spending, the movements we have seen are far away from this scenario," Mester said of a market rout that cut more than 10 percent from major stock indexes.
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The refugee crisis has roiled European politics, as heightened fear of terrorism emanating from Middle East conflict zones like Iraq and Syria as well as more persistent concerns about immigration and even just plain old racism and xenophobia have boosted support for right-wing, populist political parties in France, Hungary, Britain, Italy, Finland, and Germany.
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But Tidying Up is also an aspirational show based around an argument that I don't think it's actually capable of making: the idea that if you could just get organized enough — empty out that junk drawer and clear out that garage — so many larger, more persistent personal problems could be taken care of in the process.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell plans to tell Congress that since the Fed's last policy meeting "trade tensions and concerns about global growth" continue to weigh on the economy, while weak inflation will be "more persistent" than the Fed anticipates, according to an opening statement released ahead of his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee.
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"Kevin McCarthy has been getting a lot of phone calls, and the more phone calls he gets and the more persistent that it is, the more he is gonna realize that it was a bad decision he made, based upon one comment misquoted in The New York Times, reported as fact," King said, the newspaper noted.
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"Kevin McCarthy has been getting a lot of phone calls, and the more phone calls he gets and the more persistent that it is, the more he is gonna realize that it was a bad decision he made, based upon one comment misquoted in The New York Times, reported as fact," King said, according to the Sioux City Journal.
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Though it's very much an active, evolving area of atmospheric research, there's mounting evidence that the jet stream, which is naturally liable to bend (and allow cold or warm are to move with it), is getting locked into more persistent and amplified wavy patterns, explained Jennifer Francis, an atmospheric scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center.
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"Kevin McCarthy has been getting a lot of phone calls, and the more phone calls he gets and the more persistent that it is, the more he is gonna realize that it was a bad decision he made, based upon one comment misquoted in The New York Times, reported as fact," King told the audience, according to the Sioux City Journal.
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"By encouraging firms to retain their workers while authorities tackle the coronavirus medical emergency, Europe is increasing the likelihood that economic activity can get back to normal more quickly once the containment restrictions are lifted step by step," Berenberg concluded, contending that this approach also limits the risk of a protracted downturn caused by a more persistent shock to demand from high unemployment.
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"Broadly speaking, over the last 20 years in the US, we see profits of incumbents becoming more persistent, because they are less challenged, their market share has become both larger and more stable, and at the same time, we see a lot of lobbying by incumbents, in particular to get their mergers approved or to protect their rents," Philippon told me.
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That additionally gives Babylon (and others in digital health) a big opportunity to break down some of the more persistent problems in healthcare, such as providing services in developing economies and remote regions: one of its big efforts alongside rollouts in mature markets like the U.K. and Canada has been a service in Rwanda to bring health services to digital platforms for the first time.
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When there is a realisation that the drop in income growth is more persistent than initially believed, the accumulated debt will be seen as too high, and households will be trying to deleverage, pushing income growth down further for a sustained period, beyond the impact of income inequality alone And the three "d"s could interact A high debt economy faces headwinds and needs lower interest rates.
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One of the more persistent challenges for Google has been figuring out the best way to leverage YouTube's audience and platform that has essentially been built around user-generated content — with its huge emphasis on user-created or user-uploaded videos that are by default presented with comments, ads, and carousels of further videos to watch — into one that can also be seen as a home for more finely-tuned premium video content, to create a one-stop-shop at a time when the several others are building services that can pull viewers away.
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Story: ** Powell says it appears trade uncertainties and concerns about global economy continue to weigh on U.S. economic outlook ** Powell repeats that Fed will act "as appropriate" to sustain economic growth ** Baseline outlook is for U.S. economic growth to remain solid, labor markets to stay strong and inflation to move back up to central bank's 2100% target - Powell ** Powell says there is a risk weak inflation will be even more persistent than Fed currently anticipates ** U.S. economic growth appears to have moderated in Q2; economic momentum appears to have slowed in some major foreign economies in recent months, Powell says STOCKS: S&P 500 e-mini futures EScv1 reverse early weakness, last up 0.45%, pointing to higher Wall Street open BONDS: U.S. Treasury yields fall; 2s US2YT=RR at 1003%; 10s US10YT=RR at 2.0474% FOREX: The U.S. dollar index .
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