Clay tablets are more resilient than papyrus manuscripts are more resilient than parchment are more resilient than printed photographs are more resilient than digital photographs.
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Wouldn't they be more resilient in a time of conflict?
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But the body is somehow more resilient, which is unbelievable.
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Greater bee biodiversity can make the whole system more resilient.
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Or make the ones we have stronger and more resilient.
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He emerged from both experiences less arrogant and more resilient.
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They suggest that women simply need to be more resilient.
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"We are trying to find ways to be more resilient."
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She will be more resilient in the face of danger.
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Gippsland Basin output could also prove more resilient than expected.
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To become a more resilient person than you were before.
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Still, Jamaica is more resilient than it was in 2013.
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It makes us a stronger, more resilient, more lethal force.
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It's not yet clear what makes female fetuses more resilient.
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But he's sculpting the forest to make it more resilient.
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Be mindful that you are more resilient than you think.
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Protecting pollinators could help make our agricultural system more resilient.
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A security architect could help build a more resilient network.
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They can "bounce forward" after a tragedy and become more resilient.
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It can grow more resilient and learn to better manage risks.
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But the region's economy is more diversified, and so more resilient.
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Latin American democracy is more resilient than outward appearances might suggest.
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But REITs also look more resilient than they were in 2008.
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How can you help children be more resilient after a disaster?
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Out of necessity our city has become stronger and more resilient.
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It noted that Greece's economy has "proved more resilient" than expected.
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Perhaps she and her family are more resilient than she thinks.
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How to Be More Resilient Some people are just genetically tougher.
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Analysts also attributed the dollar weakness to a more resilient euro.
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But Spanish banks are considered generally more resilient than Italian lenders.
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Relations with America and China are more resilient than the headlines imply.
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His arm is probably more resilient than Joe Ross' in the pen.
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They've made banks more resilient and created stability in the capital markets.
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Lastly, exposing Russian plots could make Western populations more resilient to disinformation.
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We are more resilient than we know, and stronger than we think.
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That's why the researchers were so interested in creating more-resilient steel.
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It suggested that Nigerian oil production is more resilient than many thought.
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The institutions at the heart of the financial system are more resilient.
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"Travellers are much more resilient now than 20 years ago," Scowsill said.
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The new metal dome, MacBook enthusiasts would hope, might be more resilient.
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And it's the flexibility that ultimately makes cities more resilient, he said.
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International companies help diversify America's economy, making it more resilient to downturns.
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Challenges remain, but he said reforms had made that economy more resilient.
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Continuing the efforts to make #puertorico more #resilient than ever with #solarenergy.
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In short, the brain may be more resilient than we've previously realized.
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But partisan identity, it seems, is probably more resilient than we think.
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Planning for more resilient cities means planning for the needs of everyone.
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They hoped their rabbit — and their new love — would prove more resilient.
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That I was more resilient and adaptive than I thought I was.
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I would've been healthier, less stressed and more resilient during difficult periods.
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I have seen businesses become more resilient to any of these changes.
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"It's also about building a more resilient and aware public," said Manfra.
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But U.S. tech stocks have proved more resilient than those in Asia.
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Capital markets and the asset management industry are bigger and more resilient.
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And it showed how engineers in Japan design stronger, more resilient buildings.
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If anything, they're proving more resilient than a lot of observers expected.
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BC: Well, if you take a look back, it's-, I think it's fair to say that we are much more resilient, the Eurozone is much more resilient than it was only a couple of years ago, three years ago.
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If anything, 21.35 has proved even more resilient than many had hoped for.
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True, banking reforms and institutional changes have made the euro zone more resilient.
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Self-healing power grids can make cities more resilient to hurricanes and blizzards.
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Since then, staid party newspapers have proved more resilient than their commercial cousins.
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I sleep better, get fewer migraines, and feel generally more resilient than before.
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Much like Wonder Woman (and its director), you're more resilient than you think.
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The third pathway is when the environment is reengineered to be more resilient.
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This includes making satellites more resilient to potential attack by Russia or China.
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Know yourself, make society more resilient, make society less able to be hacked.
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Coming so close to bankruptcy — and death — made him more resilient, he said.
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The older, strongest ice — which is more resilient to warming temperatures — is vanishing.
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The company also sells technology to make agriculture more resilient to climate change.
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Grant says everyone can become more resilient by doing a few simple exercises.
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Uh, tougher, more resilient, more able to get down and dirty as needed.
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It will cost billions more to bring service to a more resilient level.
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I have never met a man more resilient or with more invincible determination.
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And they are more resilient in the face of severe weather or attack.
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Cities with strong cross-cutting networks tend to be more resilient than others.
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Older ice tends to be thicker and more resilient to changes in temperature.
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Research has shown that social support can make you more resilient to stress.
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The new plantings will help make the woodlands more resilient in future storms.
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The party establishment proved much more resilient — and disciplined — than many people expected.
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Fracking has been more resilient than anyone, including its proponents, would have dreamed.
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A couple hoped their rabbit — and their new love — would prove more resilient.
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Twitter Lite will be "more resilient on unreliable mobile networks," the company said.
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Design hospitals to be more resilient to flooding and with their own utilities.
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Has Haiti rebuilt in a way that would make it more resilient today?
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"I've never seen a grittier, more resilient personality in my life," says Howley.
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Women must be at the table to build a more resilient, sustainable future.
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The thing to remember is that kids are more resilient than we realize.
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Against the euro, the pound was more resilient, trading neutral at 84.57 pence.
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Main Street may be more resilient than Wall Street during the coronavirus crisis.
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"There are no more resilient people on Earth," U.N. Representative Lanzer said about Afghans.
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Company fundamentals are also more resilient than 1.11.7 months ago, supporting the IPO pipeline.
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It also suggests that those younger than 15 years of age are more resilient.
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Their careers are more versatile, their marriages are stronger, their children are more resilient.
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In the long run, that would make China's economy as a whole more resilient.
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On top of this ISIS is proving more resilient in Sirte than many imagined.
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"The goods exporters in Switzerland are more resilient than in other countries," they wrote.
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Twitter says it is "more resilient on unreliable mobile networks," like 2G and 3G.
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U.S. shale drillers are proving more resilient than expected to cheap crude, OPEC added.
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As marriage becomes the preserve of such careful people, unions are growing more resilient.
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I think people are more resilient on the right than people on the left.
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A power grid that is underground will be much more resilient to high winds.
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Building codes also need to be upgraded to make houses more resilient, he added.
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Robusta is more resilient and higher yield, but only used in low-grade coffees.
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New friendships and bonds created commitments to building a strengthened and more resilient America.
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Wetlands and natural systems make our cities and towns more resilient to extreme storms.
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Making a more resilient nation must be a shared goal, and a shared responsibility.
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This means the objects they print are stronger, lighter and more resilient than steel.
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That aside, Lambda School is really offering a pathway to a more resilient life.
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Beyond reducing operational costs Makdissi believes this initiative creates a more resilient electrical infrastructure.
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Greater productivity and higher levels of employment make for a stronger, more resilient economy.
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But Torres said there are ways to make people in these communities more resilient.
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We can rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical system to be more resilient to extreme weather.
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That didn't happen, which suggests Trump's support could be more resilient than skeptics think.
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How do we improve homeland security and make ourselves more resilient to terrorist attacks?
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We reformed the Eurozone, we have a much more resilient monetary union these days.
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"We need to make our system more resilient by making it decentralized," he said.
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Imagine if we came together to form more resilient communities before the disasters happen.
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But a closer look at the number shows a far more resilient labor market.
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"I think US shale has been much more resilient than anyone expected," he said.
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Crucially, it enables the kind of redundancies that make communities more resilient during disasters.
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No one knows the best way to make forests more resilient to climatic upheaval.
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They also agree that as we update it, we must make it more resilient.
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The group aims to make communities more resilient so they can overcome the challenges.
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"I believe the financial system is much more resilient than it was," she said.
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Let's face it: Old Europe is looking more resilient than the Anglo-Saxon world.
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Caballero: Paris marked a critical turning point toward a zero-carbon, more resilient world.
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Many overland "belt" routes in the BRI would also make Chinese trade more resilient.
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And on average, those rural small businesses are more resilient than their urban counterparts.
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They're more resilient, but they cannot compete with invasives that have no biological controls.
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When tech entrepreneurs struggle early, they tend to be more resilient with what's coming next.
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Apple is a better, stronger, more resilient, more competitive company because of our environmental work.
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But, emphasized Quinn, it's not just the rails that have to be made more resilient.
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One way or another, we have to make the grid more resilient and energy-efficient.
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Heras claims this makes Iran's network more resilient and more dangerous than Israel often realizes.
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It badgers the authorities to bring in pre-emptive measures, such as more resilient infrastructure.
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Gray reef populations were more resilient, but still more than 20 percent under expected levels.
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But consolidation has muted competition in many industries and made firms bigger and more resilient.
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"We need to become more resilient to currency volatility," Kobayashi told reporters at a briefing.
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This in turn makes wolves more resilient in a world of changing climates and ecosystems.
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Officials have also struggled to enforce building codes that make buildings more resilient to earthquakes.
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He told CNBC on Monday that U.S. banks are more resilient than they were before.
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"The second part is to have a more resilient, more stable, stronger grid," Sepúlveda said.
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In theory, this system makes bank failures less contagious and the financial system more resilient.
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If successful, Wenzhou may well emerge more resilient, though nothing like its former rumbustious self.
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Bolton of Pine Knoll Shores noted that some sea creatures are more resilient than others.
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Those bets would change significantly if the US economy proves more resilient than investors think.
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He said that the underlying pace of growth remained more resilient than headline data suggested.
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The more stringent post-crisis regulatory framework has helped make banks more resilient to stress.
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He said there is a plan for building a more resilient grid in the future.
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Bolton of Pine Knoll Shores noted that some sea creatures are more resilient then others.
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U.S. shale drillers are also proving more resilient than expected to cheap crude, OPEC said.
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A U.S.-built 5G network could in theory be more resilient to Chinese government intrusions.
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Then again, a downturn might be avoided if the economy proves more resilient than expected.
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"The world is more resilient than it has been in 10 years," Mr. Fink said.
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And today, it would make President Trump seem more resilient among well-educated white voters.
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Bothy culture, in other words, may prove more resilient than some would have you believe.
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Central to deeper euro zone integration are plans to make the banking sector more resilient.
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Hong Kong is likely more resilient than many places to a complete internet shutdown too.
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The performance of its fast-moving consumer goods business has been more resilient, it added.
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Some people are born more resilient, but it is a skill that can be taught.
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The global financial system is far stronger, far more resilient today than it was then.
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Some companies are working on solutions to make solar energy technology more resilient and efficient.
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Preparation for climate change is higher in these regions, which is making them more resilient.
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Curiously, monarchies were more resilient to the strains and stresses of these uprisings than republics.
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Another significant change for this year is that Pirelli is making the tires more resilient.
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Maybe we should have a program in place that makes homes and communities more resilient.
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Coastal cities around North America are considering ways to become more resilient against increasing floods.
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But Fidelity illustrates an important point: such groups can be more resilient than you might expect.
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However, the economy has proved more resilient than expected, in large part, thanks to consumer spending.
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Sechin said however that onshore U.S. producers had proven more resilient to the oil price downturn.
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What's clear is that this generation is far more resilient than it often gets credit for.
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Nevertheless, this process is a reminder that insect ecosystems are more resilient than they sometimes appear.
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We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient.
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After years of preparation, Morocco is undergoing a gradual liberalisation to make the economy more resilient.
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The antioxidants and specially extracted silver needle tea help skin become less stressed and more resilient.
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These funds are intended to help the two U.S. territories become more resilient to future disasters.
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After the collapses and bailouts of 22008, watchdogs set out to make the banks more resilient.
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The cost to deliver an application is much less, and your systems will become more resilient.
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While being constantly online may have its drawbacks, it also makes vehicles more resilient, experts say.
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We believe Apple products and services will prove more resilient than competitive products in uncertain times.
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Frail people die off sooner than more resilient ones, leaving behind a pool of tough seniors.
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It's this response that makes us more resilient to subsequent insult, and better able to cope.
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But the study shows how recognizing and preparing for climate disaster can make societies more resilient.
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But there is plenty the rest of us can do to be more resilient and healthier.
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Now, read the Opinion essay, "How to Be More Resilient," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Solar energy is more resilient than grid-scale servicesGoing solar was once about sourcing clean energy.
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I want to find a way to come back to the top stronger and more resilient.
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The city has done its best to rebuild and become more resilient to protect against storms.
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"We try to do it very quietly to help the company become more resilient," he said.
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In places hard-hit by climate change, for example, it may help design more resilient crops.
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So after Sandy, the Big Apple launched an initiative to make its public transportation more resilient.
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Mayors promise to make their cities more resilient to climate change after one disaster or another.
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The company's stores were being "designed to make us more resilient to these external forces", he added.
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A new anonymizing protocol from MIT may prove more resilient against such determined and deep-pocketed attackers.
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Glass models would be more resilient, and the Blaschkas clearly had the skills to achieve lifelike precision.
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The FTSE 100 has been even more resilient, reacting far less to Brexit news than the pound.
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This post is about a way to make California's electricity system cleaner, more reliable, and more resilient.
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Smaller banks are more resilient to today's ongoing economic saga of negative interest rates, according to Khosla.
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Looked at this way, the Chinese economy is smaller but better balanced and thus, perhaps, more resilient.
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Today's recovery shows that the cryptocurrency market (and accompanying valuations) is more resilient that some have thought.
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And sure, there were many things I had learned, many ways I became stronger and more resilient.
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The aim is to provide a model for what a new, more resilient urbanization might look like.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry is pushing that initiative, contending it will make the electric grid more resilient.
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That would make the economy more resilient and less dependent on foreign economic variables Seoul cannot control.
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The compassionate tend to be happier, healthier, more self-confident, less self-critical (pdf), and more resilient.
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"The proposals from the task force are aimed at ensuring a more resilient financial system," said Lane.
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French tourists proved more resilient than most during the recession that followed the financial crisis of 2008.
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This blending of funds and support is key to building a more resilient Puerto Rico for all.
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The foundation decided to produce metrics that could "move the market towards more resilient investments", she added.
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Build stable societies and institutions that are more resilient to the drivers and outbreak of violent conflict.
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His work has been used to design more resilient body armor, submarines, fighter jets, bridges, and buildings.
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I hope we can use this opportunity to make changes that will leave the island more resilient.
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But Ethiopia is also home to a successful experiment to make the land more resilient to drought.
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It's a triple challenge: We need, all at once, a greener, more reliable, more resilient electricity grid.
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"I think the Amish are much more resilient and willing to change than we think," she said.
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The funding is intended for major projects to make infrastructure more resilient, rather than immediate rebuilding needs.
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What you might not realize is that that Hokie spirit has made all of you more resilient.
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I became kinder, more grateful, more attentive to the smallest details of life, and, yes, more resilient.
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If you've had a difficult upbringing, you will probably be more resilient, empathetic and open to change.
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Later, Marx backed off this claim, realizing that capitalism was far more resilient than he initially supposed.
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Scientists experiment with crop seeds that are more resilient to the vagaries of extreme heat and drought.
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Leung and company's research is only one of many attempts to build a better, more resilient vaccine.
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They must reduce their carbon emissions while simultaneously becoming more resilient, better able to weather climate extremes.
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"These numbers showed that PVH's earnings are much, much, much more resilient than most people believed," he said.
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PBT keycaps are generally a bit more resilient, and they won't wear away and become shiny as easily.
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The good news is that banking systems are more resilient than a decade ago, when the crisis struck.
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Since then, Halsey has grown more resilient, but little things about her fame still bug her, she shared.
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Together, we can directly contribute to the global agenda of achieving a more resilient and sustainable island Earth.
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It's the latest evidence to suggest that the world's biggest economies are more resilient than many economists thought.
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The good news is that there are ways to become more resilient in the face of a breakup.
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"From a big picture, strategic standpoint, we are trying to make landscapes more resilient to wildfires," Jones said.
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Trust between firms, and between firms and investors, is more resilient, but there is evidence of greater wariness.
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Supporters say a 100 percent reserve requirement would make the banking system more resilient by preventing bank runs.
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Few fish survive getting thrown back although some species such as sharks, rays or crustaceans are more resilient.
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Tesla's tiles will actually be more resilient than traditional roofing materials, including terra-cotta, clay and slate tiles.
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Switching to more resilient crops is crucial because "climate change is hitting us hard and fast," he said.
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Bulbank's strong franchise and large size have translated into more resilient through-the-cycle performance than Bulgarian peers.
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In all cases, new Mac models with ARM coprocessors will be much more resilient to malware and ransomware.
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Practicing self-soothing techniques is like building muscle; it will make us stronger and more resilient to crises.
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Research in 2013 revealed that people who used sunscreen every day had markedly smoother and more resilient skin.
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This project will benefit over 85033 households and sets the tone for more resilient building in Puerto Rico.
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But governments have failed to do many of the hard things needed to make their islands more resilient.
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They will need to build national economies that are more resilient and less sensitive to oil price fluctuations.
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Risk transfer mechanisms such as insurance and swaps have committed capital to make infrastructure more resilient and adaptive.
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Spire claims its systems are more resilient than others and provide greater precision where weather-tracking is concerned.
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With a robust conservation title in the farm bill, they can contribute to a more resilient system, too.
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" Hackett said Ford laid the foundation last year "for a much stronger, more resilient and more dynamic business.
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But if they're trained and can do something to help, the skills can make them more "resilient" citizens.
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From an operational standpoint, traffic on Germany's motorway network was more resilient than in Italy, Spain and Portugal.
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In response to these risks, CalSTRS created a risk mitigation strategy to be more resilient to market downturns.
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I'm hoping it will make us more resilient, because [Trump] is so demonistic in his point of view.
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Since then, many government agencies have undertaken projects to make the region more resilient to storms like Sandy.
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In cities, the formerly jobless could get to work making coastlines more resilient against future storms and floods.
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The system would be more resilient, some analysts think, if its capabilities were spread among many, smaller satellites.
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Reforms of financial regulation have helped make the system more resilient, making a crisis less likely to occur.
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The truth is that our brains are both more resilient and more resistant to change than we think.
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That said, the British economy has been more resilient since the referendum in June than many had expected.
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While private banks have felt the ripple effects of the negative headlines, they proved to be more resilient.
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Ensuring lenders become more resilient to cyber attacks has also become a priority for the Bank of England.
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But because Canadian politics accounts for diversity without polarizing across ethnic or religious lines, it is more resilient.
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My wrist transitions are improving a bit though, and my wrists are also becoming stronger and more resilient.
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I believe the company is more empathetic, more resilient and more determined because of Dave's life and death.
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Even as cash remains more resilient across the world than digital theorists have expected, cashless transactions are growing.
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Buildings also could be designed to be naturally cooler, use less water, or be more resilient to flooding.
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"Companies with strong business models and high profit margins will be more resilient in any downturn," he said.
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Eventually, though, you realize that your kid (and you) are far more resilient and ordinary than you thought.
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We also need to build our infrastructure to be more resilient, to be able to withstand extreme weather.
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The company's secret weapon is a breed of flies that the company claims is more resilient and more effective.
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When we resolve to be more resilient and mentally strong, we often adopt a militaristic "tough it out" approach.
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OFR said that since the crisis the U.S. banks often considered "too big to fail" have become more resilient.
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I think that is, in fact, will make it a lot more resilient and sustainable for the long term.
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Franc's Kering jumped over 6 percent after its results showed demand for Gucci handbags proved more resilient than expected.
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Rent expectations over the same time frame appeared more resilient, with an increase of just over 20 percent foreseen.
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The board writes: Of course existing homes have to become more resilient in the face of wind-driven blazes.
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The plan is highly detailed and includes provisions related to making the country more resilient to extreme weather events.
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It said that since the crisis the U.S. banks often considered "too big to fail" have become more resilient.
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Empathy can also lead to more resilient children, which is something college counselors expressed concern about in recent years.
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In the West the institution is more resilient than it seems, although profoundly changed since the mid-20th century.
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Today, EM national accounts are broadly in balance, making these countries "much more resilient" to higher dollar borrowing costs.
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"The mobile business is proving to be much more resilient than we expected," Bernstein analysts said in a note.
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Cheaper launch and, smaller and more capable payloads mean the United States can create a far more resilient architecture.
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The result from these tweaks are a smoother, more resilient riding style, with a stronger and secure Bluetooth connection.
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For now, scientists in France are studying other European grape varieties that may be more resilient to climate change.
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Melbourne proved more resilient, thanks in part to strong population growth, and prices rose 0.5 percent in the month.
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The euro zone has been implementing actions to ensure the area becomes more resilient to economic and financial shocks.
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These days, with the health legislation proving more resilient than expected, the company is able to focus on expansion.
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Despite various shocks, Greece's economy had proved to be more resilient than expected, the ratings agency said on Friday.
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The more you are all grateful for one another, the tighter, happier and more resilient the family will be.
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SDGE has also hardened the physical infrastructure of its system to be more resilient to high winds and storms.
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While the car industry has been more resilient, officials worry that the region's industrial base is becoming dangerously narrow.
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These measures aim to strengthen the European institutions and make them more resilient to any economic or financial shocks.
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Ponce said she is focused on becoming more resilient and "embracing adversity" - not the man who destroyed her identity.
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It's best to reassure them that they're more resilient than that, enforce your boundaries, and stick to your guns.
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The prudent investments we are proposing will help build a safer and more resilient energy system for the future.
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"Our financial system is without doubt far stronger and more resilient than it was a decade ago," he said.
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"Big Oils enter this downturn stronger and more resilient," the Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in the report to clients.
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Undoing some of the human damage to the landscape can help capture greenhouse gases and make ecosystems more resilient.
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This dewinterizing process costs about $100,000 a year; the renovation will make the building's materials more resilient and weatherproof.
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The island's government is still considering initiatives that could make the island's troubled electricity grid more resilient, Rossello said.
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The government and companies have pressed on with efforts to to make the Singaporean economy more resilient, he said.
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The most comprehensive overview of challenges facing the city is A Stronger, More Resilient New York, issued in 2013.
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JON CARAMANICA There are few voices in indie rock more conspiratorial, more resilient, more casually harrowing than Julien Baker's.
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"The banking system is much sounder and more resilient as a result, in a number of ways," he said.
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Without it, the goal of making financial institutions safer and stronger, and the economy more resilient, will remain elusive.
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Growth is slowing in regional powerhouse Germany as well as Italy, while it is proving more resilient in France.
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You don't have a lot of suburban voters in Florida, and he's stronger and more resilient in that state.
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But foreign investors are still shying away from Egypt, apart from those focusing on the more resilient energy sector.
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It brings together city planners, private sector innovators and citizens to build a stronger, more resilient future for Miami.
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The money could make the country more resilient — if it doesn't just end up causing more conflict and corruption.
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The best books the Vox staff read in 2017 We need a greener, more reliable, more resilient energy grid.
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The exercise aims to increase awareness of counter terrorism issues and help make us more resilient as a community.
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They have tried to determine which regions are particularly susceptible to some variations in climate, and which are more resilient.
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While they were being mindful, scientists noticed signs of neuroplasticity, meaning the monks' brains were reshaping to become more resilient.
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Having clarity and confidence about your boundaries will strengthen you and help you be more resilient around emotionally bruising situations.
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PREPA told BuzzFeed News its plan was to fully restore the system before starting to build a more resilient grid.
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Some researchers believe these changes make us more resilient to everyday pressures, and possibly more compassionate to those around us.
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What's next: Lee says governments must play a "central role" in making the energy sector more resilient to climate change.
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Scientists and therapists long have known that some people are more resilient than others but had not known precisely why.
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Santa Fe is expected to funnel 10 percent of its municipal budget into ways of making the city more resilient.
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As well as cleaning up catastrophes, the new outfit is expected to accelerate efforts to make vulnerable settlements more resilient.
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This could also make the startup more resilient than your average marketing tool as Hull integrates with myriad marketing tools.
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Right now, the island has the chance to fix that: to rebuild something that is cleaner, cheaper, and more resilient.
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But Clinton maintains an Electoral College firewall that appears to be far more resilient than Trump's, according to state polling.
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These quality stocks with a consistently growing dividend stream also tend to be more resilient in bumpy and down markets.
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They added the 2015 currency shock, and an earlier one in 2011, had also made the Swiss exporters more resilient.
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When you bring in talented people who help you develop more insightful products and services, you create more resilient companies.
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Lipton warned that the budget dispute could delay planned reforms to make the euro zone more resilient to external shocks.
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"We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient," he wrote to staff.
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Once an engineering team has that data, it can use the feedback to redesign the system to be more resilient.
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For one thing, protecting large expanses of forest makes these biodiversity-rich ecosystems much more resilient to future climate change.
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So, how will the beleaguered island secure the humanitarian relief it needs now and rebuild for a more resilient future?
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Bleached corals can recover if they are not exposed to extra stress, and some reefs are more resilient than others.
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Wavertree, which has endured no shortage of natural and economic calamity, turned out to be more resilient than anyone anticipated.
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"We need to have those eight most systemically important institutions more resilient than other banks in the economy," he said.
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So, the Chinese consumer has been more resilient here, and they're not quite the U.S. consumer, but they're getting there.
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For Ito, this is all a culturally useful part of the experience: Kids become more resilient, both practically and philosophically.
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We must help today's companies understand how integrating veterans into their workforce can make their organizations stronger and more resilient.
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Lagarde praised Indonesia's efforts to build a more resilient economy and said the IMF would provide financial assistance where needed.
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"Fact is our industry is exponentially more resilient today than it's been in the past," said American CEO Doug Parker.
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" The analyst added that given the company's "products and services will prove more resilient than competitive products in uncertain times.
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"We believe Apple products and services will prove more resilient than competitive products in uncertain times," analyst Andrew Uerkwitz said.
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Lawmakers have an opportunity to give them the tools they need to bounce back faster and make them more resilient.
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"If we don't build a more resilient system right now, we will, in a way, lose this opportunity," she said.
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Hannon Armstrong makes investments that reduce carbon emissions or allow communities to be more resilient to climate change, Eckel said.
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We like to think that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger, or more resilient, or . . . something. Deeper. Wiser. Enlarged.
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We have a responsibility to help families and communities become more resilient – because none of us get through anything alone.
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In addition to capturing greenhouse gases, wetlands make ecosystems and human communities more resilient in the face of climate change.
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Puerto Rico sought $31.1 billion for housing, followed by $17.8 billion to rebuild and make more resilient the power grid.
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This is critical because workers have a unique expertise about the best and safest methods to build more resilient infrastructure.
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But wildfires in California highlight the need to invest in technology to improve that system and make it more resilient.
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It's more resilient than the plastic polymers currently used, which would help the devices overcome their well-known quality issues.
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It was tasked with finding ways for cities to build in more resilient ways and better survive rising sea levels.
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The more you can leverage challenges as opportunities to grow and evolve, the more resilient you are likely to be.
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The reality is that by being kind to ourselves, we become stronger, more resilient and less focused on our problems.
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Now, there are some things that Australia (and other countries) can do to help make reefs more resilient to bleaching.
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The consumer, in other words, is not immune to a rise in gas or interest rates, but is far more resilient.
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"The more resilient gross margin outlook provides some level of comfort to investors," said KinNgai Chan at Summit Insights Group LLC.
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They are much more interested in having stable yields rather than high yields … so they are more resilient in that sense.
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As van den Bergh told Gizmodo, "premodern humans were more resilient, mobile, and adaptable than we could have ever imagined."[Nature]
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Despite all the challenges that we still have, which are definitely plentiful, we're living longer, we're more visible, we're more resilient.
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In some cases the seed coating is used to make the plant more resilient in regions that are prone to drought.
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That in part reflects a greater maturity of Chinese markets, defter control by Beijing authorities and the more resilient world economy.
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Many Latin American economies are at least more resilient and less volatile than they were, thanks to more responsible fiscal policy.
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Plus with sea levels rising, a boat is a far more resilient method of public transportation—and a better civic investment.
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But as a class, local lenders are more resilient than they look, thanks largely to their expertise in small-business lending.
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As our special report this week argues, emerging-market economies have come out of testing times in far more resilient shape.
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Among the privileged group of people who attain wedlock—call them the uxariat—marriage is becoming more egalitarian and more resilient.
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The safety of our people and the sustainability of our economy demands investment in better buildings and more resilient critical infrastructure.
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However, activity has remained more resilient than expected despite a crackdown on industrial pollution, overzealous lending and a cooling property market.
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That number proving more resilient than music downloads, which contracted 13 percent to record revenues of less than £300 million pounds.
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For these initiatives, restoring electricity is a high priority, but making the grid more resilient to withstand major storms, critical too.
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We expect these trends to lead to further M&A in the sector as companies seek a more resilient business mix.
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Seeing other people be so resilient in the face of such difficulty I think has inspired me to be more resilient.
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DOE research about how to make electric grids more resilient and wholesale energy markets more efficient would be a welcome endeavor.
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NIAID Director Anthony Fauci calculated that less than one dollar per person would make the world far more resilient to epidemic.
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Even decades later: They get further in education, they get better grades, they are more resilient in the face of stress.
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Glencore differs from other mining groups by having a large and growing marketing division which is more resilient during commodity downturns.
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We encourage others to stay in to ensure we can have a safer, stronger, more resilient and prosperous world for all.
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Village by village, farmers have become more resilient to droughts and floods and are able to build a more prosperous country.
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This is the connective tissue that holds our communities and our body politic together and makes them more resilient to hardship.
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Happy kids learn faster, think more creatively and tend to be more resilient in the face of failures, with stronger relationships.
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From the perspective of a homeowner, a more-resilient home will be worth more — especially in areas prone to natural disaster.
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Deployed effectively, good data can save lives, make communities more resilient, inform business decisions and form the seeds of economic growth.
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" Footwear, for Nike, is a much more "resilient category," Berenberg Capital Markets analyst Corinna Freedman told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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Diverse systems are more resilient, and the most important diversity in sperm whales, as in humans, is in their cultural traditions.
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The real economy is probably a lot more resilient than many realize," he said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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But yield-hungry foreign investors — who are the largest holders of South African government bonds — have been more resilient so far.
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Ultimately, they gain a strategic advantage by obtaining more data, cultivating more loyalty, and being more resilient to inevitable data mishaps.
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You've connected society — how can you help us be more resilient and sustainable in the face of a dramatically shifting climate?
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Puerto Rico, Texas and Florida still need help recovering from last year's hurricanes and making themselves more resilient to future storms.
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Watersheds, which Postel calls "nature's water factories," are receiving special attention as cities try to make their water supplies more resilient.
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If we were to slow it down enough, the land could become more resilient and become a better reservoir of carbon.
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Some experts believe that the emphasis should be to make communities more resilient to fire, rather than buying more firefighting equipment.
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Finally, we need to make America more resilient to both public health and climate shocks in the future through infrastructure investment.
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He also said that the measures taken after the financial crisis had made the US economic system stronger and more resilient.
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Cities around the world are taking steps to become more resilient, so they can better cope when exceptional weather events occur.
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What will come up on these denuded hills will be less homogeneous, he said, and more resilient for a new climate.
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Here comes the cliche, though: good, so long as all that contention leads to a more resilient and long-lasting solution.
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But Handley's new analysis of Starlink's network suggests turning customers into relays would make the network even faster and more resilient.
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At the same time, the services and construction sectors remain more resilient, despite some moderation in the latter half of 2019.
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Steel prices have diverged from China's falling stock market, indicating the world's second-largest economy is more resilient than many fear.
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There is an urgent need to further efforts to develop more resilient crops able to withstand longer droughts or excessive rainfall.
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How exercise could make you more resilient to mental fatigue From the start, Berk's classes and her sex life were intertwined.
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Moore said this includes thinning dense areas so forests can become more resilient in fighting wildfires, droughts and bark beetle outbreaks.
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The economy has been more resilient than expected, but it may not stay rosy for long, writes Swaha Pattanaik at Breakingviews.
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The deployment of energy storage must be accelerated to hasten the transition to a cleaner, more reliable, more resilient energy system.
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We believe intelligence and determination will allow us to overcome environmental degradation, prevail and build a more resilient and productive world.
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Braziel also said Saudi Arabia has adapted its pipeline to shift production in ways that makes it more resilient to disruptions.
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The IEA notes that various technological advances are relentlessly driving down drilling costs, making oil supplies more resilient to price drops.
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While satellites can also be manufactured to be more resilient, they are ultimately at the mercy of our sun as well.
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Other companies are trying to make their infrastructure more resilient to floods along coasts, tornadoes in the Midwest and other climatic disruptions.
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" The European Central Bank (ECB) added that the EBA test showed that banks in Europe were now "more resilient to financial shocks.
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It's largely young and features a growing middle class, she said, factors that can make these economies more resilient to external shocks.
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K&H's performance has been more resilient through the cycle, due to the bank's more stable revenue generation and lower risk costs.
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That was a lot of stimulus for where the economy was and should make it more resilient to these sorts of things.
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The fires recorded by the oceanic charcoal could explain this vegetational shift, because grass is more resilient to fire than trees are.
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Better water modeling: Part of what will drive a more resilient water system is being better prepared for what the future holds.
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Some analysts say producer prices - an important gauge of profitability - could prove more resilient than expected due to domestic and global factors.
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But this is also an opportunity to teach ourselves how to become more resilient and let go of those assumptions of safety.
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Unless, that is, there is a triple focus on improving technology, new financial structures to back it and more resilient energy systems.
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Aside from learning that USB drives might be more resilient than we could've imagined, there are a couple of other lessons here.
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However, borosilicate glass is not only harder, stronger, and more durable than soda-lime glass; it's also more resilient to thermal shock.
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"While we have continued to grow revenue, this announcement shows that our business needs to become more resilient," said CEO Paul Scurrah.
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The Federal Flood Risk Standard, for example, is about making our infrastructure investments more resilient in face of climate and extreme weather.
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"[But] markets are a bit more resilient than we think, people are still waiting to see as the news develops," she said.
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Initially, fears of widespread plant outages boosted that benchmark, but plants proved more resilient than expected, continuing to produce despite logistical challenges.
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Making the groups more resilient in the face of climate change could also help them to stay together in the long term.
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Investing not just in levies, but also in flood-resistant homes, and moving local infrastructure can make high-risk areas more resilient.
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Economic indicators have shown a more resilient euro area and inflation has neared the central bank's close but below 2 percent target.
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"It looks OK - it's been far more resilient, this business, than anyone thought," said Nathan Bell, head of Australian equities at InvestSmart.
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For instance, he could prove to be especially weak among college-educated voters in one state but more resilient in another. Mrs.
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Shelters constructed from tarpaulin and bamboo are being strengthened with additional coverings, ropes and sandbags to make them more resilient, said MacGregor.
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The EU's revamped Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, known as MiFID II, aims to curb speculative trading and make markets more resilient.
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Importantly, an ethical corporate culture can lead to retention of employees, loyalty to mission and a more resilient organization as a whole.
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"That's good for creators who share, because their works get used, and it's good for the commons, because it is more resilient."
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This could benefit Avrist's long-term premium sustainability, as these products are seen to be more resilient in times of liquidity crisis.
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Their work complements other efforts not only to rebuild the island but also to make its infrastructure more resilient and environmentally green.
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You invite everybody in a town together around a big question, like: 'How would we feed ourselves in a more resilient future?
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Dalial Freitak, one of the scientists behind the vaccine, said she hoped it can make bees more resilient in a perilous environment.
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But they are also storing larger reserves to be more resilient if Russia cuts the gas off, as it did in 2009.
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"IHG's business model is materially more resilient today than in 2003, and the chances of a profit warning feel remote," Clarke added.
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More resilient coral, which they might be able to identify using Asner's tools, could be the building blocks of these restoration efforts.
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White House cybersecurity czar Rob Joyce has suggested replacing Social Security numbers with something that's more resilient and contains additional security measures.
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But the Houston public schools of 2017 are more resilient than New Orleans public schools were in 2005 — both physically and educationally.
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AMD management also said the digital currency mining market for its graphics cards will likely be more resilient than in previous cycles.
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"So the beneficial impact of breast feeding may be at least two-fold: better nutrition and more resilient emotional development," Wright said.
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These wild crop relatives could be crucial in the effort to make the world&aposs food system more resilient to climate change.
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There are several relatively simple changes farmers could make to become more resilient, which also have the benefit of drawing down carbon.
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If a stock market correction occurs, the defense sector may prove more resilient because weapons are still must-have items for governments.
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Several ideas can make the Afghan Army and police stronger and more resilient, however, so that this downward spiral does not accelerate.
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Economically diverse cities are more resilient, and cities with higher racial and ethnic diversity are better for everyone's development and well-being.
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"This is a unique opportunity for state and federal agencies to work together toward a more resilient Gulf of Mexico," they added.
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Facial oils, however, help to maintain and strengthen the moisture barrier to lock in hydration and leave skin better hydrated and more resilient.
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But in a note he said Marvell had been more resilient last week because its customers include Nokia and Samsung, and not Huawei.
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Some believed the agreement would be more resilient over the long term if it enabled parties to make adjustments, rather than withdraw completely.
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The engineered fish grow much faster than typical fish, are more resilient to cold temperatures, and require fewer resources to bring to maturity.
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Relations with America and China are more resilient than the headlines imply But Mr Trudeau's critics say he is a poor man's Pearson.
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Banks with heavy exposure to mortgages could prove to be more resilient, in part because lower rates would encourage stronger demand from homebuyers.
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Abans has also widened its product portfolio to include low-priced, Abans-branded products to make its business more resilient in a downturn.
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Solberg said the public must become more "resilient" to these kinds of attacks on the West, including the increasing spread of fake news.
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However, since 2014, it has waged a losing battle against the U.S. shale oil drillers, who are phenomenally more resilient than anyone expected.
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Over the past few centuries humans have developed more resilient physiques because they gained unprecedented control over their environment and their living conditions.
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Only decades later, armed with a more resilient shell of self-understanding, have I recognized the factors that pushed me from my past.
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And who came up out of the ashes, the rose that bloomed out of concrete, is the smarter, stronger, braver, more resilient person.
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Banks, while certainly still carrying some doubtful legacy loans, are better capitalized and more resilient than the creatures of the pre-crisis era.
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Also, it's also true that the basic framework of many emerging markets is a much more resilient, less fragile, than it was before.
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Researchers still aren't sure why the diet can work, but a few mechanisms have been proposed, including making neurons more resilient during seizures.
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Complicating the push for a more resilient electricity system is the fact that proposed interventions can be expensive, and investment dollars are limited.
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Congress needs to update federal privacy laws, to establish meaningful oversight and to encourage business practices that are more resilient when breaches occur.
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For the past century, democracies have proven more resilient and successful than dictatorships, even if democracies have made stupid decisions along the way.
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Scholz has suggested the creation of a Europe-wide unemployment insurance system to make the euro zone more resilient to future economic shocks.
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The White House also said a group of 97 colleges and universities would begin training students in more resilient design and construction techniques.
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Household spending, which has been much more resilient than business investment, due to falling unemployment and rising wages, rose 0.5% on the quarter.
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Owners and employees spend more locally, pay more tax locally and generally contribute to creating communities that are more resilient during economic downturns.
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The silver lining to the plague is the opportunity to strengthen and diversify urban forests, making them more resilient to the next invader.
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Part of a process born of the global financial crisis, the aim is to make the currency area more resilient to future upheavals.
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The GAO recommends that the federal government take steps to prepare for climate change and make the country more resilient to its effects.
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Building regulations should be updated and then enforced to ensure that new infrastructure and buildings are more resilient to earthquakes, disaster experts said.
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We know that their happiness levels will plummet below their baseline, while the never married are more resilient to fluctuations in their lives.
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The one-notch higher VR of REB relative to the other two banks reflects its stronger and more resilient performance through the cycle.
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"While the banking sector is more resilient than it used to be, I am not fully satisfied with the current situation," she added.
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The polling data suggests we need to address climate extremes as well as do something that make us more resilient to climate extremes.
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Stocks have been more resilient, gaining 4.9 percent this year and hitting records amid signs earnings are recovering after years of poor performance.
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A system that can learn from what went wrong is both more resilient and able to teach other jurisdictions how to be so.
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Like US and EU regulations, they are intended to make the sector more resilient and reduce the risk of a run on MMFs.
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"We are fortunate that Vice's early diversification has made us more resilient to a shifting industry," Dubuc added in Friday's memo to employees.
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Our power grid must be made more resilient to natural disaster while also integrating wind and solar energy, batteries and other storage devices.
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He calls for the investment of $85033 billion over 10 years to help likely impacted communities become more resilient to hurricanes and floods.
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But after Ivorian researchers released a quick-growing, more resilient variety five years ago, the farmers switched to the aptly named "cacao Mercedes".
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The EU's revamped Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MIFID), known as MIFID II, aims to curb speculative trading and make markets more resilient.
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They are smarter, more resilient and can adjust their methods to take account of new developments, like modern technologies and a globalized economy.
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It is aimed at making the single currency area more resilient to potential future crises and would follow two guiding principles, said Moscovici.
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While very large doses of antioxidants can cause cancer in humans, moderate amounts of exposure can make cells more resilient, Dr. Mattson said.
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Increasing access to the full continuum of healthcare for Americans leads to more resilient people as well as public health and healthcare systems.
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PREPA has requested $2.5 billion in funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to make its power infrastructure more resilient to future disasters.
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But along with exercising and good nutrition, a brain that is fully engaged socially, mentally and spiritually is more resilient, Mr. Nussbaum argues.
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The official pointed to the priority of consolidating national budgets, cutting debt and making economies more resilient against future shocks through structural reforms.
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"From what we see, economic growth is stronger and more resilient than recent market volatility would indicate," Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat said Monday.
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There is a bout of soul-searching; the manager is sacked; a new coach promises to make the team more resilient, more tenacious.
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We need Society Reliability Engineers, to analyze critical places that our economy could fall apart and implementing policies that make us more resilient.
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Diez-Gonzalez notes that other organisms, such as E. coli, are much more resilient than coronavirus and not as easily removed from food.
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Ultimately, building a greener, more resilient, independent grid rests on whether there is enough money and political will to see the vision through.
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Kendra Pierre-Louis reports on new research that finds coral reefs may be more resilient to global warming and bleaching than we think.
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Microgrids won't be a core part of the clean-energy transition until they serve all three grid needs — greener, more reliable, more resilient.
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The Vulcan II prints out layers of Lavacrete, Icon's custom proprietary concrete that is reportedly cheaper than typical building materials, and more resilient.
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"He also told me to trust the dancers, and that they are much stronger and more resilient than people give them credit for."
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The chief medical officer pondered if the "shocks" we were undergoing – Brexit, Trump and beyond – were in fact making our society "more resilient".
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The more resilient people are, the more they will make the right decisions and fight the right battles rather than fall into despair.
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Such exposure limits would make a bank's bond portfolio more diverse, making it more resilient to the potential default of any single government.
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There is, of course, a difference between now and the 1980s, in that Russia's economy is more resilient today than it was then.
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GBM's revenues fell 12% to US$4.32bn, which analysts said represented a more resilient performance than most major US and European investment banks.
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Some homeowners with property near flood-prone areas should make their homes more resilient or relocate out of the flood zone, Hensarling suggested.
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China's economy is a lot more resilient than the West thinks, according to one of Wall Street's most distinguished voices on the region.
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In Europe, policymakers have attempted to make the region's financial sector more resilient by enhancing the European Central Bank's powers to supervise banks.
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He revised his request Monday, increasing it to $2.8 billion, citing the need to make homes and businesses more resilient to future flooding.
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At the Australian Institute of Marine Science, we're working on ways to help the reef's ecosystem to become more resilient to global warming.
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Part of the reason hepatitis C rates are spiking so much is the virus is much more resilient than other viruses like HIV.
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At the top of priorities is $31.1 billion for housing, followed by $17.8 billion to rebuild and make more resilient the power grid.
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De Juniac said the work done by the industry to cut costs and increase competitiveness over the past decade will make it more resilient.
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Dubbed "Insect Allies," the idea is to create more resilient crops to help farmers deal with climate change, drought, frost, floods, salinity, and disease.
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"Turkey is more resilient than it looks from the outside," he says, citing cheery reports from dealers who run his 3,000 own-brand shops.
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"What we are seeing here at the moment is the American consumer proving far more resilient than market participants have long expected," said Schamotta.
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Young skin isn't more resilient — it's actually more vulnerable to premature aging and skin cancer; it just takes time for these to show up.
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The prospect of a distributed grid is less infrastructure anarchy than making the old monopoly system more environmentally responsible, more efficient, and more resilient.
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Even if new solar-powered microgrids would be safer and more resilient, the system would be prohibitively expensive, and take many years to implement.
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Projected revenue for S&P 500 companies has been more resilient, with first-quarter revenue growth estimated at 5.3 percent, based on Refinitiv's data.
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Furthermore, even though the added graphene is just a few atoms thick, almost non-existant, the Vittoria's new tires are also far more resilient.
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It will argue that emerging economies in recent years have become more resilient, albeit less vigorous, losing some drama as well as some dynamism.
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Owing to their unique genetic make-up, these fish are now thousands of times more resilient to high levels of pollution than other fish.
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Bleached corals can recover if they are not exposed to further stress, but scientists are finding that some reefs are more resilient than others.
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And technology is playing a role in empowering the responses to making cities more resilient and citizens better prepared to deal with these catastrophes.
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We will keep working in the U.S. Senate to foster American innovation and leadership to provide for a cleaner and more resilient energy future.
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The bottom line: Because of the high stakes involved, some are calling for more rigorous legislation and regulation to make the U.S. more resilient.
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The basic answer is they are more resilient, given a centralized algorithm has a single point of failure if its central controller goes offline.
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The official PMI captures more of the large corporate sector, which appears to be more resilient to tightening credit conditions than the smaller businesses.
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Of the individual players in the region, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait are more resilient to oil shocks than Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Bahrain.
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I have to try to make sure they have the resources they need to be more resilient in the face of all these threats.
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But now there seems to be something in the nature of Arab monarchy—maliks, emirs and sultans—that is more resilient than presidential autocracy.
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Me doesn't support a cryptocurrency or token, and the distributed network approach means the system is more resilient against potential cyber attacks and downtime.
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"We must rebuild and reset our society and economy and protect our environment in order to achieve a new, more resilient Dominica," Skerrit added.
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"Together, we can directly contribute to the global agenda of achieving a more resilient and sustainable island Earth," the governor said in a statement.
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This is another step in wider efforts to bring the different euro zone economies together, making the entire region more resilient against financial shocks.
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"What you see is that the same things that make us more resilient also greatly reduce our carbon impact in many instances," Crow said.
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Modern-day plastics are reinforced with chemicals to make them more resilient and often end up making the material more difficult to fully recycle.
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Modern-day plastics are reinforced with chemicals to make them more resilient and often end up making the material more difficult to fully recycle.
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Britain's economy has proved far more resilient to uncertainty caused by the Brexit process than most economists - including those from S&P - had predicted.
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Sal Ruiz and Roger Montoya founded Moving Arts Española, a youth arts education organization building a more resilient community, in New Mexico in 20199.
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"The E.U. is a much more resilient than people think, and there is a desire among the political leaders to pull through," he said.
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Significant new electric transmission construction is required to meet these needs and make the grid more resilient to natural disasters and potential terrorist attacks.
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The security measures are aimed at securing the nation's energy infrastructure and making it more resilient "in the face of emergencies," the agency said.
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Internationally, regulators have developed new rules, known as "Basel III", aimed at making the global banking system more resilient following the 2008 financial crisis.
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We must do whatever we can to become more resilient to natural disasters — whose effects are already exacerbated by climate change — before they strike.
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But the company says these keys pack a punch that make them stronger and more resilient than any other security key on the market.
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The most important thing about the new MacBook Pros, then, is whether the keyboard is, at the very least, more resilient than its predecessors.
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And it's our obligation to grow stronger, and more resilient, so we blossom ever more openly into life and face it with a smile.
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The RWP also reflects BUT's strengthened business profile, supported by an enhanced business model which provides the group with higher and more resilient profitability.
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Yet, our research shows that the US economy came into this epidemic in more resilient cyclical shape than the Fed -- and most economists -- realize.
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But slashing efforts to make infrastructure more resilient to flooding could end up bringing harm faster to those already most affected by such disasters
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It's not belabored in the paper, but one takeaway here is that we should think about ways to make ourselves more resilient to surprises.
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In the meantime, the Democratic National Committee is urging states to get their voting systems to be more resilient during a public health crisis.
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More broadly, genetically diverse populations tend to be more resilient, precisely because they have more genetic resources to draw on when unforeseen challenges arise.
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The property market was more resilient than expected, and a push on infrastructure spending also fueled demand for steel as a vital building material.
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"I think what's been forgotten in this whole political discussion is boys are really very vulnerable and girls are more resilient," Mr. Heckman said.
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In addition, nearly 2,800 hectares of native rice that is more resilient to high temperatures have been planted by farmer associations in La Mojana.
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According to the United Nations, there is evidence that women's participation in peace processes contributes to longer, more resilient peace after the conflict ends.
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As the group is reducing its strategic equity holdings, Fitch believes its earnings will be more resilient to equity market volatility in the future.
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As new Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has testified, our "financial system is without doubt far stronger and more resilient" because of these reforms.
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That suggests that the underlying uptrend is stronger and more resilient, which gives a stronger support base for a continuation of the rebound rally.
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The repo rate rose just 0.08 percentage points above recent levels, suggesting that the Fed's efforts to make the market more resilient had succeeded.
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Their concrete mix offers a built-in moisture barrier, and is more resilient to mold, termites, mildew, wind and fire than typical building materials.
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"We think US shale has become the anti-fragile: something that once shocked comes back faster, stronger and more resilient than before," said Tran.
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The main policy challenge is to move from a short-run growth focus to securing stronger and more resilient growth over the medium term.
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Japanese manufacturers have also become more resilient to the effects of a strong yen on profits as they shift more production overseas, he said.
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"I think this industry is significantly more resilient than it was before, and significantly less exposed to the consequences of an economic downturn," he said.
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Three previous versions of Kelihos had been taken down, but each time it was able to grow back with improvements that made it more resilient.
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This diversification supports AUTO's business profile as after-sales REM demand is more resilient and helps to offset any weakness in demand for new equipment.
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The reforms under discussion are to connect euro zone economies more closely, make them more resilient to future crises, and to make banks more secure.
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But they are meant to make your mind and emotions more resilient, so that you can address the root problem without freaking out about it.
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A German professor of organizational psychology found that vacations can help alleviate burnout, while also making workers more resilient and able to cope with stress.
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Redlener pointed to US Army Corps of Engineers and PREPA promises in the months immediately after the hurricane to build a more resilient energy grid.
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Phase one was built on "Ethereum," which the bank said made the system more resilient but would be costly and raised key issues including privacy.
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In the meantime, engineers on Earth need to figure out how to make our space-based instruments more resilient to the damaging effects of radiation.
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Without adaptation to become more resilient to flooding, these rains can sweep away latrines, contaminate water sources and threaten a return of widespread diarrheal illness.
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Some analysts and fund managers say the dollar has benefited because the U.S. economy would be more resilient in the face of a trade war.
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In total, these new features are meant to make Uber's Jump e-bikes more resilient, easier to use, and less in need of constant repairs.
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New York (CNN)Their fathers were killed on 9/11, and 15 years later they carry a message: Look at us, more resilient than ever.
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When asked if the recent strength in the U.S. dollar is a key risk for Sa Sa, Look said cosmetic sales have been more resilient.
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Technology that reduces the uncertainties associated with the journeys can help protect herds and incomes, making families more resilient to the harsher conditions, experts say.
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While the importance of these upgrades has at times been overhyped by industry, the upgrades should ultimately provide consumers with faster, more resilient wireless networks.
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It's why prioritizing an emergency fund is likely to make your nights more restful and your financial life more resilient in the years to come.
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He also defended a proposal to create a Europe-wide unemployment insurance system, saying it would make the euro zone more resilient to economic shocks.
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The repairs cost billions of dollars and will require more work to bring the island's power grid to a more resilient level, according to officials.
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Midway and the surrounding islands and waters are regarded as a climate refuge, a place whose natural characteristics make it more resilient to climate change.
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The resulting radioactivity is too small to have any serious impact on Earth's atmosphere, but it seems this isotope is more resilient than anyone thought.
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American utilities were exploring what technology will be needed to align aging assets and transmission infrastructure with new requirements for better and more resilient service.
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"We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient," Sewing wrote in a note to staff on Sunday.
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But the former Wall Street lawyer said none of his envisaged changes would fundamentally unravel core reforms that have made the financial system more resilient.
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The economy also added 156,000 jobs, a bit below estimates, but a sign that the economy is more resilient than the presidential campaign has suggested.
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"People with mild manic symptoms are more creative and more resilient to stress than normal mentally healthy people," Ghaemi said on CNN's "Smerconish" on Saturday.
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Even if network strain decreases after quarantine measures are lifted, governments and customers will likely push for more resilient networks in case of future emergencies.
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Rueda envisions them as a new social and economic unit — a way of constructing an urban system more resilient to the vicissitudes of climate change.
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But there was also a bit of good news: Coral reefs, which have been harmed by warming oceans, have become more resilient to extreme warmth.
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People survived the vulnerable years of infancy to the more resilient years of adulthood, and coasted through the once-again vulnerable years of old age.
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Each day we delay reducing greenhouse gas emissions, planning for sea level rise and making infrastructure more resilient is another "natural" disaster waiting to happen.
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We must make our energy grid more resilient with solar and wind technology-both of which are quick to begin producing energy after a disaster.
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The flooding from Harvey and damaging storms in the two preceding years has galvanized efforts to make the Houston area more resilient to future floods.
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The developed world is looking to update its infrastructure to make it more efficient and environmentally friendly, as well as more resilient to changing climate.
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The index has since clawed back some ground, though, not least because growth has proved far more resilient than most investors and policy makers expected.
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There is a desperate need to develop a more resilient and cost-effective electric grid for Puerto Rico that relies much less on fossil fuels.
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But afterward we can learn to be more resilient, like our native oaks and bay laurels, like the people who first tended these wild lands.
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Resilience studies show that people are more resilient when they have strong support networks of friends and family to help them cope with a crisis.
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Still, the British Virgin Islands are expected to borrow heavily to finance the long-term recovery, which officials say will include greener, more resilient infrastructure.
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Proponents say agroecology could increase farmers' earnings and make farms more resilient to climate change as erratic rainfall and extended dry periods hamper food production.
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Ford believes agave byproduct could make for lighter and more resilient bioplastics than some petrochemical materials use in components such as wiring harnesses or storage bins.
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The Bank of England is expected to keep rates unchanged when it meets Thursday as the British economy continues to prove more resilient than many expected.
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Now here comes the irony: Access to more resilient capital (among other factors) is the primary reason many companies want to do an initial public offering.
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"There is currently a lot of interest in creating more tolerant corals through genetic engineering and of restoring reefs by targeting more resilient corals," she says.
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Moody's rates Next Baa2 stable and M&S at Baa3 stable, predicting Next's profitability will be more resilient as its expected sales decline is less pronounced.
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Sometimes she's able to cast her experience in a positive light, explaining how it's made her stronger, more resilient, and given her more depth and maturity.
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Other Asian shares were more resilient, however, in part due to dollar weakness, and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.3 percent.
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The bank is supported by a more balanced business model and lower risk appetite through the cycle, resulting in its more resilient asset quality and profitability.
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The changes seem to amount to a new material underneath the key on the switch cover and a new dome switch that might be more resilient.
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"By understanding what makes kids vulnerable, it gives you a map for how you can help these kids cope in a more resilient way," she said.
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"We are creating a bank that will be more profitable, leaner, more innovative and more resilient," Sewing wrote in a note sent to staff on Sunday.
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However, the economy has proven more resilient than originally expected, growing 0.7 percent and 0.5 percent in the second and third quarters of this year respectively.
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While a global auto-market downturn is punishing manufacturers and suppliers that are heavily invested in electrified and autonomous vehicles, Faurecia's business is proving more resilient.
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More capital is also a simple policy that makes banks more resilient to risks of any kind, rather than micro-managing what risks they can take.
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However, PSP's portfolio primarily comprises high-quality properties in prime locations that are generally more resilient and PSP has a track record of exceeding Fitch's estimates.
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Bleached coral can recover if it is not exposed to further amounts of stress, but scientists are finding that some reefs are more resilient than others.
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It's the very definition of a cautionary tale, and perhaps the more of these we consume, the more resilient we might becomes in circumventing similar scenarios.
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In general, some types of bread will stay fresh for longer than othersSourdough bread, Reid noted, is more resilient against mold than other types of bread.
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U.S. production is proving more resilient to low oil prices than many expected, despite reduced drilling for new reserves as well as a jump in bankruptcies.
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Yet the woes of the industry, often portrayed as dinosaurs limping to extinction, conceal an industry that is much more resilient than it is often thought.
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While its difficult to replace lost human capacity overnight, it is possible to rebuild communities to a standard that is more resilient to severe weather events.
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He said the setup, including solar panels and battery storage, will provide more resilient power than the diesel generator the fire station has been relying on.
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Experienced fruit growers like Ryan are experimenting with more resilient crops, growing tactics and technology to cope with warmer winters and unprecedented heat, rain and drought.
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After about 20 minutes of training with the human adversary, the robot succeeds more frequently in grasping objects, plus its grasps are more resilient to disturbances.
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FEMA remains on the island to this day, ensuring that the people of Puerto Rico are able to emerge from the crisis more resilient than ever.
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" She wrote an op-ed stating, "Home solar and batteries can provide for more resilient energy solutions in high-risk fire areas serviced by electric lines.
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He told CNBC on Friday that anybody that doesn't have high sterling earnings is a good option because they will be more resilient to currency moves.
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Pricing in fixed services has proven far more resilient than in mobile despite the investment made by the UK's mobile networks building out nationwide 4G coverage.
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The Obama administration provided billions of dollars' worth of grants, tax credits, training and other incentives to make communities cleaner and more resilient to climate change.
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" Winnie Byanyima, executive director, Oxfam International "The signing of the Paris agreement today marks a critical step forward towards building a more resilient, low-carbon future.
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Carson did, however, appear to grasp that rebuilding is going to be a costly process—and that future structures must be more resilient to extreme weather.
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There is an opportunity here to build a cleaner and more resilient grid, but the factors that contributed to the mess in the first place remain.
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Lead pipes leaching toxins into drinking water would be replaced, and public housing in areas vulnerable to effects of climate change would be made more resilient.
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Utility-scale developments also have "long deployment cycles," the bank said in a recent research note, which makes them even more resilient to short-term impacts.
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This Ethiopian test case shows us that, with a little investment and a lot of hard work, the most vulnerable places can become dramatically more resilient.
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An additional 100 million Australian dollars ($76 million) would finance reef restoration and adaptation, including ambitious plans that amount to growing more resilient corals in laboratories.
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There's a new tool for the military that might make soldiers more precise on the battlefield, better able to juggle chaos and more resilient against PTSD.
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Not all tech companies are created equal though, and the investors pointed to a few key traits and trends that define the more resilient tech stocks.
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But streaming services could be more resilient to the downturn as hundreds of millions forced to stay home to avoid spreading the virus look for entertainment.
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They also need better seeds, including so-called 'GMOs' that can be resistant to pests, require less water and be more resilient to the changing climate.
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As a result, China has joined the United States as a generator of shocks to the international economy, while becoming more resilient to shocks originating elsewhere.
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Travelers are "more resilient than we often think — plus the consequences of a major attack on the transportation system hardly need to be repeated," Grella said.
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As Houstonians pick up the pieces, as they will, politicians and planners need to look ahead, to find ways to build more resilient cities and coastlines.
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That means that, on top of reducing our fossil fuel dependence, rooftop solar helps to make our cities more resilient in the face of climate change.
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People are not just born tougher or more resilient, but rather they heal and overcome in relation to the supportive individuals and environments available to them.
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We need to speed up the transition to clean and efficient transportation, electricity, industry, agriculture and buildings, and also make infrastructure and human systems more resilient.
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We need to speed up the transition to clean and efficient transportation, electricity, industry, agriculture and buildings, and also make infrastructure and human systems more resilient.
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The big question is: Will we seize this moment to create a more just, more equitable, more resilient world — or just sleepwalk into chaos and oblivion?
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Cooper-Halo said Pacific nations have already been forced to adapt, installing monitoring stations that measure sea level rise and growing crops more resilient to saltwater.
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Here's hoping that actually happens — and that those laws will be more resilient than the ones that Trump and the Republicans are set on eviscerating today.
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Right to Repair is just one commonsense, bipartisan step we can take to empower people to meet their own needs, to be more resilient and sustainable.
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The region's markets have appeared more resilient in the global blood bath this week compared to their North Asian peers such as Japan and Greater China.
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We urgently need to do more to make our communities, and the natural systems that support them, more resilient to the climate impacts we cannot avoid.
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Downstairs in an exhibit hall, the nation's leading defense contractors were showing off new satellites designed to help make America's orbiting armada more resilient and defendable.
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The city plans to spend $120 million to finance the construction of seven parks designed to be more resilient than those destroyed in Rockaway during Sandy.
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I'm not saying immigrants are more resilient, but what I will say is that immigrants do form new companies at a higher rate than Americans do.
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To avoid repeating the experience, the Maasai pastoralist, whose culture has long rested on cattle herding, has decided to switch to something more resilient - sheep and goats.
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Most mammals have the crucial UCP1 gene, which gives them the ability to shed fat with efficiency, thus making them more resilient as it gets colder outside.
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That includes using technology to improve regulations, manage risks, make financial institutions and banks more resilient, tackle money laundering and other financial crimes, the prime minister said.
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But demand appeared to be more resilient than expected amid government moves to support "rigid demand" of first-time buyers and upgraders by relaxing some purchase restrictions.
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"The banking sector today is more resilient and can much better absorb economic shocks than two years ago," said Daniele Nouy, who heads supervision at the ECB.
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However, while we cannot control the Indian Ocean, we can change the way humans interact with the East African environment, making communities more resilient to climate change.
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Design hospitals to be more resilient to flooding and with their own utilities, learning from the Texas Medical Center's rebuilding efforts after Tropical Storm Allison in 2001.
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He said the company is looking to do this through new products and by investing in e-commerce, its brands and to make its business more resilient.
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Town leaders knew they couldn't let it happen again; they needed to find a way to protect their community and make it more resilient in the future.
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Finally, the financial crisis painfully underscored the need for a more resilient economy, one that grows sustainably without plundering the future at the service of the present.
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On macro level, Ruskin expects US stocks to be more resilient than their emerging-market counterparts as long as lower interest rates create easier financial conditions.5.
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Yet it's also an unusual opportunity to build something better—a more resilient, clean, distributed electrical grid, at least on a small scale, starting in wildfire country.
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Headline real GDP growth has slowed in FY13, but has proved more resilient than we expected and is likely to be just under 4% for the year.
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Other Asian shares were more resilient, however, in part due to the dollar's weakness, and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 33 percent.
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Widespread use of autonomous micro-grids also could make communities more resilient to disasters because they could continue operating if broader conventional grids went down, Groarke said.
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In an unscaled era, the mini power plant in a home or small business is better, cheaper, cleaner and more resilient than the next massive power plant.
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Policymakers believe that pan-zonal banks would be more resilient because the fates of lenders and national governments would be less tightly intertwined in a "doom loop".
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While central bankers worry over rates, corporate profits have proven more resilient than expected, and analysts believe the economy, though slowing, remains strong enough to support earnings.
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According to Rachel Ziemba, managing director of emerging market research at Roubini Global Economics, India is more resilient to external shocks like changes in U.S. monetary policy.
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Costs to build more resilient infrastructure will increase, while federal disaster relief could become less certain, according to the report on how climate change affects credit quality.
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Fund managers also say many emerging economies have bolstered their financial markets, making them more resilient during cyclical downturns and thus less risky than in the past.
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With the economy losing steam, China's top leaders are closely watching employment levels as factories could be forced to shed workers, despite a more resilient services sector.
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One critical point to understand is that financial markets and the global economy are generally far more resilient than our perceptions tend to give them credit for.
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The bank's through-the-cycle performance has been somewhat variable, but more resilient than most local peers due to the bank's stable business model and experienced management.
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Join The Hill on Wednesday, September 2202 for a conversation on preparedness efforts communities can deploy to be more resilient in the event of a natural disaster.
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Two of the sources said that Vestas' business model was more resilient in the face of the cost pressures squeezing wind farm developers and their turbine suppliers.
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"Effective immediately, it is the policy of the executive branch to build and maintain a modern, secure, and more resilient executive branch IT architecture," the order states.
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To truly understand why these people did not get sick, many more resilient individuals are needed, including unrelated resilient people with mutations in the same disease gene.
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Adapting communities to be more resilient to climate change and natural disasters No city is disaster-proof or immune to deteriorating infrastructure, policy shortsightedness, or bureaucratic disconnects.
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Moreover, S ESOPs have historically been more resilient in the face of economic downturns, outperforming other private employers in the U.S. during and after the 85033 recession.
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Complex, diverse and healthy ecosystems are expected to be more resilient during these global environmental changes than marine communities that have suffered from environmental degradation and exploitation.
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This battlefield tactic will ultimately prove to be China's undoing, and the farm-belt economy of America will recover to be stronger and more resilient than ever.
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They have provided support through cybersecurity and physical assessment services, information sharing and educational opportunities to help us make our states' election infrastructure more resilient than ever.
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"It's becoming increasingly visible that it's necessary to make infrastructure more resilient," said report co-author Marianne Fay, chief economist with the World Bank's sustainable development division.
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Manhattan's luxury apartment sales continued to fall in the third quarter, but now the starter market, which had been more resilient, could be losing momentum as well.
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Investors even say that DevOps startups may be more resilient during an economic downturn, because companies will need those products to keep their online services running smoothly.
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"Novak remains focused and eager to come back stronger and more resilient from long injury break that has affected his confidence and game," the website posting said.
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The basic idea is that there are some things you can do that appear to make you more resilient against showing symptoms of disease or brain injury.
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What connections, if any, can be made between Ms. Winter's methods of building resilience and what you read about in the essay "How to Be More Resilient"?
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Homes in Bariloche are typically bought and sold in American dollars, which makes the market more resilient to the ebbs and flows of the peso, agents said.
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The response to the cyclone underscored the need for governments to take early action to protect communities and make them more resilient to disasters, the report said.
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"I believe we have done a great deal since the financial crisis to strengthen the financial system and to make it more resilient," she told the committee.
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On the French side, some believe their patience will pay off with a more resilient island, better able to withstand the effects of the Atlantic's warming waters.
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Why it matters: Distributed energy is an important part of creating more resilient power systems at a time when climate change is putting more stress on grids.
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Ramping up its business for nonprofits, on the other hand, catapults GoFundMe into a much bigger, older and (potentially?) more resilient sector of the charitable donations market.
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Equally important are the challenges that our coastal and river port cities are facing from rising sea levels, and the investments required to make them more resilient.
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At the recommendation of Peterson and Moore, they installed a new drainage system on the inside of the track to make the surface more resilient to storms.
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Strengthening corporate governance, bringing emissions in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement and improving climate-related financial disclosures all help build stronger, more resilient companies.
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Emerging assets have proved more resilient in the most recent selloffs: Stocks suffered less than developed peers, and currencies firmed in November even though the dollar strengthened.
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After several wild trading sessions, CNBC's Jim Cramer knows investors might want to reevaluate their portfolios and buy stocks that are more resilient to major market swings.
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Unilever's Nsarkoh said 90 percent of its Nigerian goods were now manufactured locally, up from 80 percent about three years ago, to make its business more resilient.
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The IMF said further steps to clean up bank and corporate balance sheets would support financial stability and stronger and more resilient growth over the medium term.
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But he gradually becomes aware that capitalism is more resilient than that, that it could adjust to overproduction and overpopulation and bad harvests and all the rest.
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Hospitals such as St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor have been investing in programs ranging from yoga classes to personal coaches designed to help doctors become more resilient.
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Tillerson said a central pillar of the Trump administration's policy toward Africa is to make its countries "more resilient and more self-sufficient" to meet this challenge.
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But "our system is vastly more resilient and strong than it was before the financial crisis," though he said risks from cyber attack remain a major concern.
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That makes the funds more resilient in a "King Dollar" world, when the greenback is dominant, which hurts U.S. investors converting foreign stock gains back into dollars.
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That interdependence of the infrastructure and making it more resilient should be a part of any discussion that we have when it comes to rebuilding our infrastructure.
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Accor's profitability should be more resilient by virtue of the recurring profit stream derived from management contracts, despite its increasing exposure to luxury hotels which are inherently cyclical.
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"This is a high-quality company that's much more resilient than your typical industrial, yet Textron's stock is down more than 11 percent from its highs," Cramer said.
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At the Gates Coral Lab in Hawaii, however, scientists are searching for the magic recipe to breed a more resilient "super coral" with a better chance of surviving.
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"This discovery speaks to companies that have positions in core parts of plays that are much more resilient than people had thought," said Benjamin Shattuck of Wood Mackenzie.
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Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, known as Basel III, capping a decade of effort to make banks more resilient.
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Lehne said the economic underpinning of the EU makes it more resilient than some people realize, as transnational supply lines and free movement act as a powerful unifier.
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"The big thing here is that we're able to train our physiology to turn on and off, and to optimize to be more resilient and adaptive," Lagos says.
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Mr. Liccardo said his ultimate priority was making the city's energy supplies more resilient amid a variety of growing, complex challenges, including wildfires, sea level rise and cyberattacks.
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However, one large uncertainty in the global supply balance is output from the United States, whose shale oil drillers proved more resilient than expected to weak oil prices.
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The FCA has stated that its goal is to "help firms become more resilient to cyber attacks, while ensuring that consumers are protected and market integrity is upheld".
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In the years since, governments like the US and Canada have been assessing the risk to infrastructure from solar storms with an eye to making it more resilient.
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One way we might be able to do this is to engineer crops to be more resilient to things like weeds, pests, and drought, and to grow faster.
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U.S. drillers have proved more resilient at lower prices than previously thought, while exporting nations dependent on oil revenue, such as Russia, have refused to draw down production.
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In less than a year we have committed $30 million dollars to community-based relief and reconstruction projects that are building a fairer and more resilient Puerto Rico.
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It said more resilient growth estimates and an assumption that inflation is unlikely to rise was behind the decision, picking out China, Korea and Taiwan as buying opportunities.
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We needed to emerge from Sandy a stronger and more resilient city — not just ready for "the next Sandy" but instead prepared for a future with climate change.
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Nor does it present a vision for a truly 21st-century electricity system built to be more resilient than the current one and cheaper and cleaner as well.
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Food retailers are expected to be more resilient, increasing their sales by 0.5 percent this year, while Credit Suisse expects non-food sales to fall by 1.1 percent.
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Anthony Ngondi, head of macadamiafans in Kenya, said the changes should help ensure farmers are more resilient in the face of more extreme weather associated with climate change.
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Like the U.S. Forest Service-Coca-Cola partnership, one of the center's key objectives is to generate investments to conserve water and make the water supply more resilient.
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"We thought that they had historically been much more resilient to human effects, but in fact they've actually been suffering for much longer than we thought," said Hansford.
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Doing so would not only save fish, penguins, whales and seabirds, it would confirm the environmental aspirations of Russia and make the ocean a healthier, more resilient place.
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In Libya, effective governance by municipal councils is making communities more resilient to groups like ISIS even in the face of continued political discord at the national level.
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Americans are very good at innovating and building and we can leverage our need to be more resilient by growing the economy with good resilient and sustainable jobs.
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In Fitch's view, AzInsurance faces challenges in finding a stable market position and implementing the strategic steps that could make the company more resilient to the operating environment.
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Xiao added he expected further pressure on China's financial market to be "not too big" as it has become more resilient after suffering an "over correction" last year.
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However, buyer demand appeared to be more resilient than expected, reinforcing analysts' views that China's property market is unlikely to suffer a hard landing as some have worried.
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If you can get mammoth-y elephants to live in the tundra and make it more resilient to climate change, then that has collateral benefits to other species.
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In addition, some have more resilient serotonin systems, and some are less sensitive to MDMA in general, so they're less likely to experience a major crash at all.
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The Tsunami MH Slow Pitch Jigging/Casting Rod and the Shimano TLD make for a more durable, more resilient setup needed to pull fish vertically from the bottom.
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Communities that trust in each other and in public institutions are often more resilient in the face of catastrophe and can bounce back more quickly, the report said.
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The repairs needed on the tunnel are extensive, and the engineering plans to make it more resilient in future storms are complex and took considerable time to develop.
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The country needs a plan for investing in more resilient cities, in lifelong learning systems for every worker and in a safety net of mobile/universal health care.
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Grocery stores and wholesalers, like C&S, are advocating for more public-private planning partnerships to make the food supply chain more resilient before the next disaster strikes.
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The team hopes that these workshops will also help young people navigate the wealth of information available to them online, making them more resilient to extremist hate speech.
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But proponents of more resilient buildings and infrastructure like water, gas lines, the power grid and cellphone systems say more can be done even within the existing code.
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"To be clear, these programs are already underfunded," tweeted Nicolette Louissaint, executive director of Healthcare Ready, a nonprofit that works to make health care supply chains more resilient.
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The Trump administration officials noted a sharp drop in passenger traffic between the U.S. and China but that U.S.-bound traffic was more resilient as American citizens return.
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The idea is that received wisdom should be tested and challenged, and that doing so makes the United States and other democracies more resilient than their authoritarian rivals.
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Last year, 2.5 million metric tons of U.S.-produced food and farm products went to help communities recover, become more resilient, and reduce their need for future aid.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies that highlight how the built environment is being made more resilient in New York City and other nearby coastal areas.
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The money, say activists and water policy experts, will finally provide an opportunity to consolidate many small water systems with larger municipal systems nearby that are more resilient.
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Shale proved far more resilient than almost anyone thought possible as producers concentrated drilling and expenditure on the most promising areas, accelerated drilling times and optimised fracturing operations.
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Shale proved far more resilient than almost anyone thought possible as producers concentrated drilling and expenditure on the most promising areas, accelerated drilling times and optimized fracturing operations.
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Women who choose to become mothers should have the ability to plan for healthy, well-educated children, leading to more resilient, prosperous families; thriving societies; and growing economies.
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Then-President Obama would enact the Dodd-Frank Act three years later, imposing strict new rules intended to make banks stronger, safer and more resilient to market shocks.
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Such eco-farming techniques could deliver nutritious, environmentally friendly food for a growing world, increase farmers' earnings and make farms more resilient to climate change, according to campaigners.
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State and local governments can pass laws to make their communities more resilient against the effects of climate change and impose rules to cut back on carbon emissions.
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It's possible that the increased maternal bonding that occurs with breastfeeding may alter babies' stress response and make infants more resilient when they have stressful experiences, Wright added.
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The French economy is now more resilient and more attractive than Germany, three analysts told CNBC, in what marks a clear shift in the way both economies compare.
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Some projects take longer to plan and propose than others, and taking time to re-build more resilient infrastructure takes longer than reckless rebuilding in hazard prone areas.
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Recognizing that many coral reefs are likely to perish as ocean temperatures climb in coming years, conservationists are turning to strategies that target the more resilient species for saving.
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As previous studies have shown, bacteria behave differently in space, in some cases acquiring mutations that make them better at reproduction and more resilient to the effects of antibiotics.
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If you're considering investing in dividend-yielding companies, financial advisors recommend thinking about the following points: "The more flexibility you have, the more resilient you will be," said Boudreaux.
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She has also made herself more resilient and informed by working for the National Flood Forum, a UK charity dedicated to supporting and representing communities and individuals at risk.
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"Our performance is inextricably linked to the health of the UK economy which has been more resilient than the market expected post referendum," the bank said in a statement.
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"Growth is proving to be more resilient and above the average of the euro zone for the first time in many years," Villeroy told French radio station BFM Business.
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"After a prolonged period of strained market conditions and large writedowns of asset values, Vattenfall today is a stronger and more resilient company," Vattenfall Chief Executive Magnus Hall said.
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"We need a more resilient model for payments, where I don't have to transmit my bank account credentials to everyone I want to send a payment to," Allaire said.
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Finally, ministers should consider restructuring in the banking system to help deal with high levels bad loans now and in make it more resilient to NPLs in the future.
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KIRSTJEN NIELSEN, HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY: The progress we have made is real and the nation&aposs elections are more resilient today because of the work we are all doing.
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The episode showed that technical advancements will be required to make robots more resilient to radiation near the core, and that the cleanup will likely take longer than expected.
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Regulations must allow farmers and agricultural businesses to thrive and become more resilient to climate and economic shocks, while ensuring a sufficient supply of nutritious, safe and affordable food.
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"The measures will support Member States to make their economies more resilient and stable, and reinforce our crisis-management capacity," Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference.
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Although many markets plunged last Friday, performance for macro hedge funds proved more resilient and they were down 0.55 percent on average, data tracker Hedge Fund Research on Tuesday.
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But Hokkaido and other Japanese utilities have been slow to beef up networks and make them more resilient in a country that regularly experiences natural disasters, the specialists said.
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"The most important thing a parent can do is help children learn how to cope and become more resilient," said Saltz, who was not involved in the new initiative.
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Until now the French economy has proven more resilient than some neighbors such as Germany because it is less dependent on exports and thus less exposed to global swings.
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"If they created a more robust covenant structure that created greater and more resilient separation from their parent company Bohai Capital and HNA that would be helpful," he added.
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"We continue to see branded retail as more resilient from secular headwinds, as they can better fend off promo pressures and will be destinations for the consumer," Konik added.
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This would have required banks to have about £10 billion ($13.1 billion) in extra equity funding, making the financial system more resilient in the case of a credit bust.
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Private sector investment in a smarter grid will allow for better integration of distributed energy resources (DER), like rooftop solar, while strengthening reliability and making power systems more resilient.
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Sri Mulyani Indrawati: The Indonesian economy now is much more resilient and that has something to do with a much stronger foundation of the way we manage the economy.
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This integrated approach — of both moving security away from the end-user and creating a culture where individuals take responsibility for their security — will ensure a more resilient nation.
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The course gives them the opportunity to experiment with these new behaviors, discover that they can survive the discomfort, and realize that they are more resilient than they knew.
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And if there is a deviation from that central scenario the economy is resilient and the policies that have been put in place have made the economy more resilient.
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Making communities more resilient to flooding before disasters strike by adopting better zoning and building codes and other measures can significantly reduce the cost of cleaning up after floods.
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Failing to do so robs us all of the important lessons that Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands would teach us on their road to a more resilient future.
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"...our performance is inextricably linked to the health of the UK economy which has been more resilient than the market expected post referendum," the bank said in a statement.
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We are preparing our economies for the future and, at the same time, investing in making our societies more resilient to climate change, to reduce current and future risks.
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People are also more empowered to manage their health in the absence of disease, and are thus more resilient and better able to help others in a disaster situation.
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In November, Puerto Rico estimated it would need $94.4 billion to rebuild the island after Hurricanes Irma and Maria, and make its infrastructure more resilient to future natural disasters.
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University of Santiago economist Victor Salas said the IMACEC result proved the Chilean economy, long considered the most stable in Latin America, was more resilient than many had foreseen.
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In the middle of an already awkward adolescence, one marked by resilient pimples and even more resilient pudginess, the smattering of hair made my face look even more … inelegant.
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"Political risks have had limited impact on the euro so it has kind of remained more resilient than anticipated," Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ currency economist Lee Hardman said.
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Wuffli: Coming in Europe, I think what has not been achieved among all the great proffers in terms of making, and particularly, the systemically important banking part more resilient.
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Florida utilities invested billions into their systems after devastating hurricane seasons in 2004 and 2005 in order to make them more resilient and easier to restore after a storm.
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"It's fine if you want to just meet the law, but actually going beyond compliance is where businesses need to be in order to be more resilient," she said.
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Candidates like Joshua Cole, who won the election for Virginia's 28th House District, campaigned on environmental action, including upgrading infrastructure to make it more resilient and deploying clean energy.
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There is a better path to a stronger and more resilient recovery using tried and true techniques, but it will require bold leadership and at every level of government.
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These important changes would go beyond merely throwing money at the problem by reforming election security systems to make people, states, and the federal government more resilient to hackers.
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Developing plans for safer housing, preventing water-borne diseases and installing a functional early warning system are other important steps to make communities more resilient to shocks, she said.
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"Like using a sledgehammer to swat a fly, this rule would end up causing enormous destruction even if it also managed to provide more resilient baseload capacity," he wrote.
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We still think North America drives WHR profits and is more resilient than most bears acknowledge, but upside is likely limited by the patience required for a European turnaround.
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"In the current environment, it's always better to under-promise and over-deliver," RBC Capital Markets analysts wrote, adding that "Hermes' business model remains more resilient than its peers".
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But the weight of having to suppress stress and the resulting emotions that are perceived as unmanly — "gender role stress," Dr. Zur calls it — doesn't make men more resilient.
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It knows that its future as a vibrant international hub for business, tourism, arts and culture depends on making the city more resilient to the impact of global warming.
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Where the revenue may be earned: Banks and financial institutions stand to rack up substantial sums funding expensive, capital-intensive projects making infrastructure more resilient against extreme weather, Sarda says.
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Rather than curbing the excesses of the first travel ban, the revised version shows a xenophobic policy toward Muslims that is mutating, virus-like, into an ever more resilient strain.
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But the new exchange traded fund TWAR (TWAR), launched by Charlottesville-based M-Cam International yesterday, promises that its portfolio will be more resilient to a full-blown trade war.
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Slowing growth in world trade threatens all of China Inc, but the PRD's nimble private firms tend to be more resilient than protected state-owned enterprises elsewhere on the mainland.
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Unlike blindness, mental illness is characterized as seemingly the most unconquerable weakness, rendering those who experience it more susceptible rather than more resilient to the darkness that the monsters represent.
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From a market perspective, Southeast Asia is proving to be "quite a bit more resilient at the moment," said James Thom, investment director of Asian equities at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Cowen noted larger spenders, like BP Plc and Chevron Corp, appear to be more resilient and have spending up year-over-year, while smaller, gas-exposed operators are generally down.
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The fall was led by a drop of nearly 14% in private consumers' car purchases, while business sales were more resilient, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said.
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One step everyone can take to become more resilient on the cusp of heartbreak is to really take a look at what you learned from every relationship you've been in.
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"The new investment bank will be smaller but more resilient, with a focus on our financing, capital markets, advisory services and sales and trading businesses," he said in the memo.
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The carrier has said it is meeting all its payments obligations to lenders and is also looking at ways to cut costs to create "a healthier and more resilient business".
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In retrospect, Rajan said that his immediate objective when he first took up the mantle was to stabilize the economy, followed by creating reforms to build a more resilient market.
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The rand has nevertheless been more resilient than in 2015 when Zuma sacked then-finance minister Nhlanhla Nene in 2015 and replaced him with a relatively unknown minister, analysts noted.
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Alexis De Mones, head of fixed income at Ashmore, believes they are far more resilient to rising U.S. rates now than they were at the time of the 'taper tantrum'.
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For the past century, democracies have proven more resilient and successful than dictatorships, even if democracies, particularly in an age of algorithms, have made some stupid decisions along the way.
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"Fire is a way of life in California, and we have to learn how to live with it, we have to learn how to have more resilient communities," he said.
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We expect the remaining businesses within the streamlined GM division to generate more resilient earnings, but the group will rely on significant revenue growth to replace the foregone upside potential.
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The Bank of England is currently phasing out the paper £5 note in favour of a more-resilient polymer version, and plastic £10 and £20 notes will follow by 2020.
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Now is the time to use the power of the presidency to rally the American people, to prepare them for the long road ahead, and for a more resilient future.
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The expanded software efforts could help the company grow more resilient to swings in the industrial market, though they could also require investments that are too slow to bear fruit.
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The idea from European officials and leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, is to deepen the ties within the euro zone and thereby make it more resilient to financial shocks.
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And because Trump is hostile to any policy that takes climate change into account, there's no plan to make these sewage systems more resilient to the impacts of global warming.
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UKAR Chief Executive Ian Hares said it was hard to say what could derail a sale, adding markets had remained more resilient than expected throughout upsets like the Brexit vote.
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"The actions taken during the restructuring mean the bank is now more resilient in the face of market turbulence," Thiam said in a statement ahead of the bank's investor day.
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Additionally, state and local governments should establish robust pre-event cost recovery plans that help them understand how to utilize all funding mechanisms to recover in a more resilient fashion.
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Herders or farmers who can expand the number of products they produce and their sources of income are likely to be more resilient to climate and other shocks, experts say.
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"A number of programs help farmers to become more resilient to climate change, including funding to increase access to water for irrigation or to have better water efficiency," Jacob said.
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Wind makes the power system more resilient and reduces fuel costs and risks for American families and businesses by making our energy portfolio more diverse, all while creating cleaner air.
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Mr. Rosenfeld and Ms. Valois are interested in turning their sights on mesophotic ecosystems: deep sea cold-water corals that have been more resilient in the face of environmental stressors.
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"It would be dangerously counterproductive and irresponsible to weaken the very rules that have made the financial system so much stronger and more resilient," Better Markets President Dennis Kelleher said.
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Not only will this effect so much change in people's lives that American society may never be the same, but it will make us more resilient for the next crisis.
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We must address the urgent effects of climate change through a combination of international action, national policies and strong local programs to build stronger, more resilient and more peaceful communities.
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Smaller mammals, such as rodents, are not as lucrative for hunters, but their quick reproductive turnaround makes them much more resilient to human pressures than big species, Benítez-López said.
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Chris Mehl, policy director with Headwaters Economics, a Montana research group that specializes in land use policies including fire prevention, said California would be forced into building more resilient communities.
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JPMorgan Chase said the smallest of the five, IPG, could be more resilient on the strength of its data business, Acxiom, and healthcare clients, which provide 27% of its revenue.
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Unlike Mr. Putin, Mr. Trump's fate will be determined by the institutions of our democracy, which have proved more resilient than perhaps all but our 18th-century founding fathers anticipated.
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And our failure to invest in more resilient infrastructure has led to this choice between a controlled disaster or taking a chance on a greater, potentially devastating, series of disasters.
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In some ways, the storm may be an opportunity to rebuild the island in a more resilient way, so it will better withstand the next major hurricane that comes along.
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With much of his property flattened by the storm but for "a massive bank of solar panels", Branson said renewable energy would make Caribbean islands more resilient to future hurricanes.
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However, Bhandari from Practical Action says the government needs to work more with local authorities and NGOs to help people become more resilient to such disasters in the long run.
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The trim system flaw "resulted from Boeing's redesign the two flight computers that control the 737 Max to make them more resilient to failure," Bloomberg reported, which Boeing later confirmed.
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Rather than re-establishing the old improved version, let's allow the local governments and the private sector develop a far more resilient, multi-technology network that mimics our resilient networks.
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Perhaps. It has to get out there and get bashed on by more violent keyboard jockeys than I for a while before we can tell whether it's truly more resilient.
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The White House is essentially arguing that there is a great deal of work to be done to make the United States economy more resilient when the next downturn hits.
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If rising global temperatures cut the production of food, human society could be destabilized, but more efficient crop plants could potentially make the food system more resilient, Dr. Long said.
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STB Chief Executive Keith Tan said Singapore's tourism sector is "facing its biggest challenge since SARS in 2003," and noted that the country is now better prepared and more resilient.
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Initiatives to curb climate change and make cities more resilient to disaster threats will be on the agenda at a meeting of mayors and business leaders in Mexico City next week.
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This tracker aligns with Metabiota's mission to make the world more resilient to human and economic health threats by providing an open, focused and balanced view into emerging and ongoing outbreaks.
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Natixis reported revenues across its fixed income and equities desks down 14% to €303m, in line with the market, but Credit Agricole was more resilient, seeing revenues up 1% at €462m.
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Since kohl and twist-up liners are more resilient than gel (they won't travel or smudge when cleaned up with a bit of remover), you can sketch out your shape quickly.
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Commercial loggers are keen to step into the fray, but they are most interested in harvesting bigger trees that are more resilient to fire — which scientists agree should be left behind.
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The naturally patchy Mexican forests, he has found, are much more resilient: Even in the face of a four-year drought and a 2003 wildfire, only 20% of the trees died.
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Early trials have resulted in speeds as high as 1.7 Gbps in the labs, and the virtualization technology accompanying the standard will make wireless networks more resilient and easier to manage.
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He added that the recovery in the stock market and movement of the yuan's exchange rate in both directions, indicate that China's financial market Is becoming more resilient and more mature.
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But, he said, without building a more resilient power grid, with more underground cables, microgrids, and renewable backup systems, the island is still in serious danger if another major storm hits.
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The mission was to help Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the rest of the region continue to recover from last year's hurricanes and build capacity to become more resilient.
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The two states might retaliate by refining their launch systems to make nukes more resilient during the boost phase or they might ramp up their abilities to destroy satellites in orbit.
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The source further explained that the challenge in 2016 is nothing compared to when the Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008 and the banking sector is this time a lot more resilient.
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The country has a huge workforce of skilled workers, and its infrastructure is more resilient and less prone to problems like power shortages, which can have serious consequences for large manufacturers.
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The grid, which will be rebuilt with federal money, will probably be redesigned to make it more resilient to hurricanes, which climate change is expected to make more frequent and severe.
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By contrast, the constitutional reform bill represents a step in the right direction: a more resilient democracy, a stronger economy and increased checks and balances with a clear separation of powers.
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Japanese supply analysts have said that other domestic suppliers have stuck to the core ideas of "lean" production, although they have made moves to make it more resilient to natural disasters.
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" One way Harrison suggests the U.S. can reduce vulnerability of some sensitive satellite systems is to build more of them "to make the system more resilient and less vulnerable to attack.
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"As far as the human body is concerned, the healthier the body is, the more resilient it will be in terms of dealing with some of the threats, diseases," Trotz said.
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The industry is also navigating through uncharted territory amid developments in the U.S. shale industry, which has moved much faster and is proving more resilient than most have expected, he added.
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Mook said the new project "will find practical solutions to help both parties and civic institutions that are critical to our elections better secure themselves and become more resilient to attacks."
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With a multitude of problems facing the euro zone, European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi last month called on European policymakers to work together to make the region more resilient.
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On Monday, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the ECB is "ready to do its part" to make "the euro area more resilient", hinting at further stimulus measures to come.
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"By investing in VSLAs and supporting women to ... learn new skills separate from agriculture, they can become more resilient to climate change," said Penda Diallo, a senior resilience advisor with CARE.
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The company was looking at sales and distribution, payroll, maintenance and other areas for savings to create a "healthier and a more resilient business", a company spokesman said in a statement.
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The artist told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that each successive generation of Cosmopolitan Chickens is more resilient, lives longer, and is less susceptible to diseases, proving the importance of genetic diversity.
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" In a recent article, Marty Sullivan, chief economist at the nonpartisan Tax Analysts, was quoted saying that "the basic, fundamental structure of it seems much more resilient to gaming — by far.
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We need to rebuild our infrastructure with the changing climate in mind, and also in such a way that grows family-sustaining jobs and makes our communities healthier and more resilient.
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"The strong import data suggests that domestic demand may be more resilient than expected in the second half," Louis Kuijs, head of Asia economics at Oxford Economics wrote in a note.
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Other risk mitigation measures, Witter said, include improving homes in at-risk zones by "hardening" them — making the structures more resilient to fire by using non-flammable building materials, for example.
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In the past few years, Congress has taken important steps to respond to the historic Western drought by funding programs at the Bureau of Reclamation that build more resilient water systems.
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The discussion is the latest step in the euro zone's long-standing drive for deeper economic integration that is intended to make it more resilient to economic crises in the future.
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Understanding how climate change is affecting extreme weather is critical for insurers, policy makers, engineers and emergency managers as they assess risk and figure out how to make communities more resilient.
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Greece's primary fiscal deficit in 2015 is estimated at just within the programme target of 0.25% of GDP, partly due to a more resilient economic performance than was assumed last year.
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"[M]aking existing electricity supply more resilient to storm-related disruptions in both developed and developing countries is ... important, particularly given recent and projected changes in the global climate," it concludes.
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The department argued they can provide fuel on site in ways other resources can't — a characteristic that helps make the grid more resilient, in the view of Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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"Our effort and focus is on our contract business, which is generally more resilient in a downturn, but just as profitable in a good market," Chief Executive Gary Elden told Reuters.
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In fact, research has shown that people who felt a sense of purpose in life were found to have healthier immune systems, lower depression levels, and were more resilient to stress.
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"Santos is a much more resilient company today than we were in 2015-2016 when we last faced very challenging oil price and market conditions," Gallagher said in the emailed comments.
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"Vote-by-mail is much more resilient in times of crisis," said former Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams, a Republican who oversaw several statewide elections with near-universal postal voting.
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However, in its quiet and nerdy way, FERC just did something that could help drive a paradigm shift in US energy markets, making them cleaner, smarter, more flexible, and more resilient.
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A few days after Cyclone Idai, the World Bank approved a $90 million grant to support Mozambique's second disaster risk management plan, which includes making school infrastructure more resilient to storms.
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"Our limited checks indicate Apple will prove more resilient than others as firms worldwide navigate changing supply chains and customer demand uncertainty," Oppenheimer analyst Andrew Uerkwitz wrote in a client note.
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Much of this work would be green, and—in addition to any sort of bigger public works—could bolster the social infrastructure key to a more resilient and lower-carbon society.
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Recommendations also include remediating economic, social and environmental disruptions, planning for the rapid onset of automated, connected and electric vehicles, making the system more resilient to extreme weather events, and more.
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User groups say the Mobikes, with their solid tyres, a driveshaft rather than a chain, and solid wheel struts instead of wire spokes, appear more resilient against vandalism and heavy use.
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And as humans increasingly fracture habitats, a new study shows that species in places with histories of disturbances are proving more resilient than those that have long had stable habits. 8.
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International lenders such as the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) are also holding back on loans until Nigeria comes up with a plan to make its economy more resilient.
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The food packaging sector has been traditionally popular with private equity firms because it is viewed as generating stable cash flows that are more resilient in the face of economic downturns.
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In reality, authoritarian systems are brittle in the face of change, and democracies more resilient thanks to their fundamental legitimacy, accountable governance and the safety valves afforded by freedom of expression.
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The new businesses not only give women a more resilient income in the face of climate change but help protect forests, which in turn regulate rainfall and help stave off drought.
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The military recruits from society and works very hard to create stronger and more resilient citizens, who will be of great value to their communities upon the termination of their service.
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"The EBRD renewable energy framework will make the Greek economy greener, more resilient and more competitive," Harry Boyd-Carpenter, the EBRD's power and energy director, said in a statement on Thursday.
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The goals would be: define requirements for a more resilient and advanced alerting system, identify resources for building out the system and staffing it properly, and setting a timeline for action.
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North Sails used synthetic materials like Dacron to make lighter, more resilient sails; embraced computer modeling to create more efficient sail shapes; and in time became a leader in the industry.
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Part of the solution lies in hardening our election systems against hacking, such as assisting states in protecting voting infrastructure and making our political system more resilient to Russian influence operations.
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Scooter companies are redesigning their scooters to be more resilient and longer-lasting, but none have yet been able to produce a scooter that is completely water resilient — or one that floats.
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The president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, says that some eurozone banks "face challenges" but that the system is more resilient because of stronger oversight after the global financial crisis.
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In Latin America, making cities more resilient is a priority as they are home to about 80 percent of the population in the world's most urbanized region, according to the United Nations.
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From a security point of view, Apple's app store has stringent safeguards in place that make it more resilient to security issues like application spoofing than competitors such as Google's Play store.
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A second banker said the market is more resilient to shocks than before with big investors that never used to be on the emerging markets radar now involved in the asset class.
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Since its drop after Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union five weeks ago, the pound has recovered about 4 percent, proving much more resilient than most major banks had forecast.
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Once a cowardly and conflicted man of the church, Gabriel remade himself into a more resilient and capable survivor who's reconciled his faith with the necessity of violence in the post-apocalypse.
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"California will become more resilient, but resilience will not and should never translate to Californians being willing to put up with inadequate execution of measures that are supposed to keep them safe."
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But, but, but: However, the severe bleaching events mean that the surviving corals were able to withstand the extreme heat, and that they may prove more resilient to future events as well.
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The scientists used CRISPR-Cas9 to make the cells more resilient in the presence of cancer, marking the first time that the powerful gene-editing tool was used to treat a human.
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On one end of the spectrum: a couple dozen successful cities with diversified economies and a lot of young, highly educated workers who are likely to be more resilient to workforce transitions.
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"In the post-GFC (global financial crisis) world, we are making individual institutions more resilient, but systemically instability still persists," said Nick Parsons, a currency strategist with National Australia Bank in London.
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The company noted it has spent more than $2 billion since 2006 to make its grid more resilient to storms and to shorten the time it takes to bring power back online.
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While the firm has proved more resilient to the discounters than others it has still reported two straight years of profit decline and analysts forecast a third for the 3.03-17 year.
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As various government policies continue to advocate pollution-laden energy that risks our existence on this planet, investors are fighting back with their portfolios — and winning with stronger, more resilient portfolio results.
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The sort of hand-wavey answer, he says, comes down to evolutionary biology: Mammals have to constantly adjust to temperature changes, often with difficulty, whereas insects are more resilient to changing conditions.
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Pan-EU supervision, resolution and deposit insurance is intended to make the banking sector more resilient to future shocks, making it less likely that taxpayers will have to bail out failing banks.
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"Anglo American has emerged from the commodity price downturn more resilient and with a renewed sense of purpose, both strategically and in terms of the role it plays in society," Chambers said.
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"This kind of polished surface is a real innovation that makes it possible to use more resilient material, and you can use them for a long time without them breaking," Hiscock explained.
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The strategy would include items like auditable paper trails and secure wireless and internet connections for election machines, both of which would make our elections more resilient to a number of threats.
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"After a natural disaster, the main focus is typically on restoring physical infrastructure and making it more resilient, while social infrastructure is frequently ignored or forgotten," the group writes in its website.
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Unless farmers can find ways to grow more resilient apple varieties, or implement technology to combat severe weather, scientists warn that fruit-growing regions in the U.S. will continue to be ravaged.
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But Andrew Baren, the president of Katonah Architectural Hardware, recommended using a mortise latch, which is not only more resilient, but can be made with stronger springs to support heavier door levers.
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"You will not meet a more resilient people on the face of this Earth than the people who live on this island, but they shouldn't have to be this resilient," said Miranda.
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The only morally sound thing we can do in the face of an ecologically degraded future is ensure a more resilient population — in quantity and quality — that is better adapted for it.
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That should include making schools and health facilities in flood-prone areas more resilient and introducing stronger measures to protect children affected by climate-induced disasters against exploitation and abuse, said Ingram.
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Perfume has been more resilient to the industry downturn than some parts of the luxury market, with global sales estimated to have risen 2.9 percent to about 15 billion euros last year.
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But I'm glad, because it means I'm a happier, more flexible, more resilient person and kinder to the people who've always deserved it — and who somehow have loved me all along anyway.
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Somewhere out there is the genius that can figure out how to deal with climate change, by inventing new ways of harvesting non-traditional energy sources and making our societies more resilient.
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In the case of disease-resistant plant strains it could potentially even help reduce the amount of pesticides farmers use, say, if the the selected crops are naturally more resilient to disease.
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And we need to face it not in panic mode, as we did before, but reassuring ourselves and our citizens that our economies are much more resilient today than they were before.
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If he can live up to his own admonition, the unifying sentiments of his address may prove to be more resilient than the President's own recent history suggests will be the case.
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It is plainly obvious what needs to be done if we are going to have any sort of shot at a more resilient society: expropriate their wealth and put it to work.
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"The regulatory and supervisory structure needs to be kept up-to-date with changes in the financial system, and to make it more resilient to a wider range of shocks," she said.
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There's a multitude of ways we could employ workers to make agriculture more resilient to increasing temperature fluctuations—while simultaneously making it emit less, or even turning it into a carbon sink.
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We need to rip off the tablecloth, hurl the china against a wall and replace the crystal with something less ostentatious, more resilient and, for the love of God, safer for children.
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Today, José and his team at World Central Kitchen are working to transform the island so that it can be more sustainable and self-sufficient and, therefore, more resilient when disaster strikes.
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"In the post-GFC (global financial crisis) world we are making individual institutions more resilient, but systematically instability still persists," said Nick Parsons, a currency strategist with National Australia Bank in London.
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We also need to invest in innovation, reduce barriers to clean energy and energy efficiency, support more resilient farms and forests, and ensure a just and equitable transition for communities throughout America.
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The hope is that the bank can tackle everything from building up the infrastructure for electric vehicles and solar power storage, to making communities more resilient to the effects of climate change.
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"Further steps to clean up bank and corporate balance sheets would support financial stability and stronger and more resilient growth over the medium term," the IMF said in a report last week.
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This should involve using foreign aid to help make countries more resilient to CCP coercion and, hand in hand with diplomacy, champion the superiority of U.S. liberal democracy to China's authoritarian option.
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It showed that it was not only making the coastline more resilient and enhancing the ecology, but it was promoting social resilience, that is, building a community around education on coastal resiliency.
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Ricardo Rosselló and other local officials "to discuss ongoing recovery efforts as we continue building a stronger, more resilient Puerto Rico," deputy White House press secretary Lindsay Walters said in a statement.
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Additionally, this cleaner energy would find its way to homes and businesses through a more resilient and efficient distribution system that would ensure widespread power outages become a thing of the past.
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Carson said storm recovery efforts should include rebuilding communities to be more resilient to storms, and that the Department of House and Urban Development was mulling new ways to construct stronger homes.
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"And if we make buildings more resilient to floods and heat, and more effective at using water resources, then we can create more headroom for adaptation to more extreme events," he said.
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Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, capping a decade-long effort to make banks more resilient although falling short of their own initial hopes.
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With the official end on Tuesday of what was supposed to be its final open enrollment season, the Affordable Care Act is looking more resilient than it seemed just a month ago.
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What's more, van Deursen demonstrated that killing senescent cells in mice extended their lifespans by as much as one-third, while improving kidney function and making their hearts more resilient to stress.
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Bain said midstream companies need to set realistic cost reduction goals to make their portfolios more resilient, focus on becoming more efficient and plan for growth beyond the typical three-year horizon.
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Brazil should be more resilient to these external headwinds than Mexico, which has far closer economic and financial ties to the United States, according to Adeodato Netto, chief strategist at Eleven Financial.
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The best sun paste for surfing and swimming: Manda Organic Sun Paste ($18.00) More intensive aquatic activities demand a thicker, more resilient sun paste, and I've been appreciating Manda Organic Sun Paste.
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Cape Town, which attracts about two million visitors each year, wants to become more resilient as the effects of climate change are felt, similar to other dry cities including Melbourne and California.
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If you're anything like me, you experienced the greatest advancement of character and ability during times of adversity, when you faced difficult challenges and emerged stronger, savvier, and more resilient as a result.
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London and the southern region have built-in advantages that make them more resilient to austerity, he said, while Liverpool is still fighting social deprivation and is less able to withstand government cuts.
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South Africa's Debra Roberts, another IPCC co-chair, said the report flagged the need to provide farmers in vulnerable countries with better access to finance to make them more resilient to climate change.
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The other two French banks were more resilient here; Natixis said revenues from global finance rose 12% year-on-year to €358m and Credit Agricole's equivalent division saw an 11% increase to €277m.
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Asked by CNBC about the biggest upside risk to CBRE's outlook, Miles Gibson, head of UK research pointed to more resilient consumer confidence and business investment helping the U.K. economy to outperform expectations.
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What makes it different than any other product on the market, claims founder and CEO Todd Hawkins, is that its product — Teslan — is stronger than diamonds and more resilient than traditional steel primers.
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"Our performance is inextricably linked to the health of the UK economy which has been more resilient than the market expected post referendum," Lloyds' Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio said in a statement.
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"If you are in a more resilient city, compared to a less resilient one, then those risk levels should be taken into account in pricing," said Trevor Maynard, head of innovation at Lloyd's.
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They're definitely not as responsive as other running shoes I've tried (like the Adidas Ultraboost or Nike Vapormax), but they felt more resilient than the Under Armour SpeedForm, another Under Armour running shoe.
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The 25 public Internet stocks that have listed in Europe in that same time period have been much more resilient, and are trading 9 percent above their initial first-day aggregate market cap.
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