The second was posted Friday — though it's far more subdued.
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This time around, Uber has taken a more subdued approach.
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Then came Douglas Ginsburg, more subdued but no less controversial.
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From there, the album settles into a more subdued groove.
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The informal convention did still take place, although more subdued.
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But the spirits are more subdued than the feverish 1990s.
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It's a little more subdued here, and tailored to the surroundings.
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This is one of the more subdued crowds on the floor.
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Going into 2019, the outlook for the dollar is more subdued.
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Compared to this, it's a bit more subdued and groove-oriented.
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And beyond the end of December, things look even more subdued.
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The tone of the proceedings are also likely be more subdued.
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Still, the atmosphere Tuesday was more subdued than at previous removals.
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But that rhetoric has been much more subdued during his presidency.
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The reaction from analysts at Credit Suisse was a bit more subdued.
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Colors may be more subdued, but that doesn't mean the fashion is.
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Trump's excitement for the new bill seems more subdued than last time.
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Does this mean we'll see a more subdued, more nuanced Donald Trump?
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Following Flow Separation, the Harvey will return to its more subdued appearance.
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But for her wedding day, Meghan Markle chose a more subdued playlist.
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This one is much more subdued, pale yellow and very, very soft.
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Borg, much more subdued, joined him for the march to the courts.
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Was she more subdued because this is all seeming very normal now?
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Bowser seems a bit more subdued, a gentler contrast to Reggie's booming energy.
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Even the colors feel a little bit more subdued than they used to.
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Other commentators, however, are expecting Wednesday's meeting to be a more subdued affair.
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Amazon had a good show, too, albeit with a decidedly more subdued presence.
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On Sunday, after the ruling that went against Lagares, he was more subdued.
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With luck, the two moves together signal a more subdued approach to deals.
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Inflation has been more subdued in Chile than initially expected in recent months.
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There are several more subdued colorways if the bold colors aren't your style.
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The late decline provides another hint that economic growth may be more subdued.
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This Saturday would be a much more subdued evening for each of them.
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Mr. Weaver was more subdued, noting that the primary fight was not over.
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The Taiwanese style is more subdued, topped with condensed milk, custard or cheese.
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The mood was more subdued elsewhere, with little fresh corporate news to spur buying.
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In a con that feels slightly more subdued in 2018, this'll be a highlight.
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He was much more subdued with the photog who asked about the various allegations.
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The color scheme includes bright shades of yellow and more subdued shades of blue.
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Lenovo's approach is more subdued than the one it took with the Smart Display.
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The bond market may have a more subdued reaction if Powell is named chairman.
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The second day of marathon hearings came after more subdued questioning from the Senate.
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This new indie drama captures summer in Brooklyn in a different, more subdued way.
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But his political style was bookish, austere and far more subdued than Mr. Trump's.
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The losses on the mainland indexes were more subdued partly due to capital controls.
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CNBC's Rapid Update economist survey, however, points to a more subdued 3.2 percent increase.
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Inflation and wages growth have also been more subdued than the bank previously expected.
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Even the applause at the end of the song seemed more subdued, more somber.
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Coming from Los Angeles, Smith has understandably found Port St. Lucie to be more subdued.
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"Outward expression of enthusiasm and optimism may be more subdued, but still present," Tripp explains.
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That would mean more subdued recoveries in Hong Kong and other trade-reliant Asian economies.
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His more humble approach is aimed at creating a more subdued yet enjoyable listening experience.
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Above, a more subdued version of the color slays in a silky, cropped bomber silhouette.
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Elsewhere in the Gulf the mood was more subdued, with Dubai's index dropping 0.8 percent.
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It's doubtful whether the more subdued performance will be enough to save Acosta from dismissal.
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The team competition last week was a more subdued affair — at least in the arena.
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Mr. Dietl, the sometimes red-faced former detective, was more subdued in this second showdown.
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At a nearby Chipotle, however, the signage was more subdued: "Now Open," it read simply.
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A bright red/orange Lava or a more subdued Navy adds some flair to your commute.
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Do you prefer her decked out in pasties and glitter or her more subdued folksy vibe?
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Kourtney, however, kept things more subdued in her floor-length halter gown with an open back.
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More subdued global growth will also contribute to lower commodity trade volumes, said the research firm.
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But I also love the more subdued yet intensely detailed images of Jupiter in true color.
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Democracy activists had hoped the more subdued swearing-in protest meant the lawmakers wouldn't be penalized.
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In October, Harington admitted his proposal was a little more subdued than he had originally planned.
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Thursday's debate was notably more subdued than previous events, with the participants striking a respectful tone.
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And while Sony is still showcasing PlayStation VR, the emphasis is more subdued than in 2016.
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U.S. data paints a more subdued domestic picture, too, as a strong dollar buffets the economy.
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While valuations are generally more subdued today, imprecise thinking about tech stocks abides, with troubling implications.
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Afterward, Alaska, who is also an assistant manager of the bar, was a little more subdued.
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The buzz of the customer and buyer exchanges was a lot more subdued than I expected.
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This bank operator's 2019 Shanghai debut was delayed and more subdued, raising only about $2.23 billion.
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Middleton went with a more subdued look for her first ever solo outing with the Queen.
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This crowd was much more subdued and quiet, but if Edwards minded it was hard to tell.
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It's a much more subdued look, and I think I like it more than the older design.
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Credit markets were more subdued, but stable, with investment-grade and high-yield names only moderately tighter.
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The EMEA region saw a slightly more subdued 14 percent increase in activity to total $1.45 trillion.
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" On why movie costumes are more subdued than comic books' costumes: "I can only answer for Marvel.
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If they resume before the poll on June 8, the disputes will be more subdued than before.
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The color palette, evoking celestial skies and deep sunsets, is more subdued than that of traditional miniatures.
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If we get our economists' forecasts then the inflation and labor market tightness concerns are more subdued.
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While George took a more subdued approach to the balloon slapping, Charlotte could scarcely conceal her delight.
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Although homes today are still built for families, they are typically more subdued and focused on comfort.
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Onstage, the group plays with a phenomenal sloppiness, making even its more subdued songs sites of eruption.
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Mr. Duterte was more subdued in a joint statement with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later on Wednesday.
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Inflation has been more subdued than initially expected in the world's top copper exporter in recent months.
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More subdued was Pamela Anderson, who declared herself "heartbroken" after the death of Playboy's founder, Hugh Hefner.
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Demand had been more subdued the previous evening at Christie's sale of 61 Impressionist and modern works.
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Three decades later, the annual vigil commemorating the Happy Land tragedy has gotten smaller and more subdued.
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While Musk reiterated his view of analysts during Wednesday's conversation, he was more subdued in his comments.
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Demand was much more subdued, however, at Phillips's thinly attended sale of 28 lots on Wednesday afternoon.
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Gaga, for her part, will probably deliver a more subdued show than we'll see at the Super Bowl.
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Kika sprung from her cage when the door was opened, but Alba's departure was a bit more subdued.
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But Trump took a seemingly more subdued tone in an interview with Fox News that aired Sunday evening.
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Within China itself, price increases were more subdued, but the yuan still climbed to a one-month high.
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She gives Gaston a chance, though, when he ends up being more subdued and charming than she expected.
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But the rainbow stripes of 2017 are less ostentatious (really), more subdued, and, in some cases, even minimal.
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Meanwhile, Trump's demeanor was more subdued during his press conference earlier Wednesday with Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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And the responses to Mr. Trump's comments among news media critics, over time, have been far more subdued.
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But attitudes toward privacy and data collection in China are more subdued than they are in the West.
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We removed large, distracting or noisy toys from the playroom floor in favor of more subdued wooden ones.
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Years passed, and the gay mecca pilgrimages were increasingly traded for more subdued visits at his country home.
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"Marigold" is intermittently warm and tense, a more subdued and melancholy album than the ones that precede it.
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The fund attributed "the lion's share" of the downward revision to "a more subdued growth forecast" for India.
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Beautiful too, but more subdued, is Alkis Livathinos's music for the color-matching platform-puzzler Hue (listen on Spotify).
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A similar report appeared at the same time in MIT Technology Review, though with a far more subdued title.
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She's more subdued than she's been in other roles — Lee Israel is no Susan Cooper, McCarthy's character from Spy.
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A flood of talented graduates in the dismal science means that wages of junior analysts are much more subdued.
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" Kuczynski, 77, held a more subdued closing event in the southern city of Arequipa as supporters chanted "Democracy yes!
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Moves in Europe, where investors have been preparing for the British vote for months, were only slightly more subdued.
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It was more subdued in Greece, where the economy contracted by more than a quarter between 2008 and 2016.
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Here's an array of investor-sentiment measures of bullishness and how they've turned much more subdued since Feb. 5.
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But those drills were more subdued than previous years, with bomber flights out of Guam excluded from Max Thunder.
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Other major currencies were more subdued, though the Australian dollar fared remarkably well even after Thursday's disappointing jobs report.
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Despite the recent incidents, the opera house was packed and the mood was festive - though more subdued than usual.
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Either way, Italy's anti-EU and anti-euro forces seem now much more subdued than a few months ago.
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The market's reaction on Thursday was much more subdued, with the S&P 500 index closing down 0.2 percent.
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The mood was more subdued in Europe, where a pan-European equity index inched to a four-month high.
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The "Harry effect" is comparatively more subdued, but similar blogs have sprung up to catalog Prince Harry's outfit choices.
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Compared with the euphoria of this year's Australian Open triumph, the sensation and his immediate reaction were more subdued.
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Its statement said the labor market still had excess capacity, with wage pressures more subdued than history would suggest.
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In a tone far more subdued than in some other recent public appearances, he spoke nostalgically about his country.
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Her hand shook slightly, and she was noticeably more subdued than in the past, closing her eyes between questions.
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If Trump seems more subdued on Twitter, it's because his staff is reading and approving every word he writes.
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For all the blustering that I've seen on TV, Christie is a much calmer and more subdued individual in person.
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The Clinton campaign has prepared for both the off-the-cuff and more subdued versions of Trump, NBC News reported.
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Other Asian currencies were more subdued, with the Korean won, Indian rupee and Taiwanese dollar dipping against a strong dollar.
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Parrot sticks with a more subdued approach but differs by positioning the Anafi more like a drone than a toy.
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Meanwhile Crawford, 51, took a more subdued approach, wearing a two-tone pleated dress, corkscrew curls, and a white stole.
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The more subdued and nuanced readings here — from Grover Gardner, Alfred Molina and Bahni Turpin, among others — have greater power.
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Some of the demonstrations this year have shapeshifted into actions more subdued than those of just a few years ago.
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After blockbuster second and third quarters, which came in at 4.2% and 3.4% respectively, economists expect a more subdued number.
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The buzzy insurance startup Oscar Health is looking to almost double its revenue in 2020 after a more subdued 2019.
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In contrast to Wall Street, the dollar's reaction to news of the reopening of the U.S. government was more subdued.
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Field Notes Not just for brides anymore, grooms are getting in on the pre-wedding celebrations with more subdued parties.
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The more subdued view on the employment and profit outlook for manufacturers could become a source of concern for policymakers.
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It prioritizes a more subdued, of-the-moment R&B sound over the vocal theatrics for which Carey is known.
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Issuance in the past two months, however, has been far more subdued as investors have moved out of the bond market.
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It was one of Cyrus's more subdued looks, if we're being honest, but it paid off in more ways than one.
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Many are from Logitech's G series of gaming accessories, though the selection includes gear that's more subdued in design as well.
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The government's monthly jobs report on Friday, while more subdued than in recent months, still pointed to a healthy employment picture.
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He stayed on the attack, but was more subdued, after he received backlash last week for repeatedly claiming Obama founded ISIS.
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Earlier in the evening, Jenner was wearing a more subdued look as she celebrated her milestone year with yet another cake.
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Eagles 303, Giants 30 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The tailgate parties in the parking lots around MetLife Stadium were more subdued Sunday.
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"Kanye seems more subdued and less manic than he usually has been, but still in a creative headspace," the insider says.
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In the other clip, the star kept things more subdued and opted for dark sunglasses and a matte pink lip color.
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What I like is that it lets me create either a messy look for play or something more subdued for work.
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It's obviously slightly more subdued than the original, but Clark's voice communicates Joe Strummer's fundamental urgency with its breathiness and verve.
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At CPAC, she appeared to outshine NRA chief Wayne LaPierre, who received a more subdued reaction from the crowd after Loesch.
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Hamachi tartar in a yuzu sauce, which is no longer on the menu, had as much pop but was more subdued.
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More subdued works, like "When I am Pregnant," a curved fiberglass bump on a blank white wall, are also showing. muac.unam.
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The inspiration, many of the planners say, was Antoni Gaudí's Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain, though on a more subdued scale.
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These two colorways are a bit more subdued, which is what you want if you're looking for versatility in your sneakers.
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Salaam said they think bright neon hues will be replaced with eye-catching black-on-black ensembles and more subdued pieces.
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"Despite some signs of recovery, global trade is likely to remain more subdued than activity in coming quarters," the ECB said.
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But on Friday, a Washington judge made public video showing Mr. Trump in a far more subdued setting: the deposition room.
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Yet Asian shares were more subdued as a heated trade dispute between Washington and Beijing have shown few signs of abating.
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By the 1930s, homeowners began to move away from bold color schemes and designs, incorporating more subdued tones into their spaces.
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Britain's unemployment rate unexpectedly fell further to its lowest since 2800 during the three months to July, but wage growth proved even more subdued than expected Britain's unemployment rate unexpectedly fell further to its lowest since 2600 during the three months to July, but wage growth proved even more subdued than expected, official figures showed on Wednesday.
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He did not describe the deal as "rape" in his prepared remarks, which he read off teleprompters in a more subdued tone.
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Tying all these threads together, it seems the market is pricing in a more subdued but still favorable environment across several fronts.
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So while Trump may be more subdued at the UN this year, it will make his speech no less interesting to watch.
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I avoided the rowdier crowd at my hostel, but hit it off with the more subdued bunch who woke up for breakfast.
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"Kanye seems more subdued and less manic than he usually has been, but still in a creative headspace," an insider told PEOPLE.
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The outlet notes that this reception was different than the more subdued lunchtime one held by the queen, where Elton John performed.
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Argenti pointed out that Amazon's HQ2 bidding process came in marked contrast to the more subdued procedures run by its tech peers.
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In a far more subdued performance, the euro firmed against the greenback, climbing to $1.1235, from a two-week low of $1.1131.
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His sinister presence suggests the trajectory of the show is really about to change from the more subdued vibe it has adopted.
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While the strategist is bullish on the market overall, he is more subdued over the impact of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
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This year, the disconnect between the two conventions seemed more pronounced, several lobbyists and activists said, and some parties were more subdued.
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Gil and Caetano's choices of songs were more subdued than upbeat, heightened by the minimal combination of their voices and acoustic guitars.
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For Serrao, the option to have a more subdued trunk without any outlandish print or color is a matter of cultural immersion.
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But it is also forecast to show slightly more subdued growth than the previous month at 23, down from 51.8 in November.
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Imagine if you have a more subdued personality and you fall in love with someone who is the life of the party.
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While there was strong bidding for muscle cars and vintage trucks, bids for the top-priced Jaguars and Ferraris were more subdued.
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The Guardian was more subdued on its front page, with the simple headline: "Harry and Meghan to 'step back as senior royals."
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But it is also forecast to show slightly more subdued growth than the previous month at 23, down from 51.8 in November.
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The market outside the major cities was also far more subdued, with prices up just 1.4 percent in the year to November.
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Sectors including retail, metals, real estate and technology showed bullish trends while others like autos, construction, healthcare and transport were more subdued.
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Jenner lounged on her side and flaunted the sport neon green knit bikini which perfectly paired with her more subdued, pastel mint manicure.
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Opting for a slightly more subdued ensemble, her elder sister, 39, wore a floor-length halter gown with an almost completely open back.
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The song "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" is about Taupin's decision to leave the glitz of fame for a more subdued life in California.
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But after surprisingly strong March data from China, likely an early response to government support measures, initial April readings have been more subdued.
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Futures suggested a more subdued start to the European trading day, with the Eurostoxx 226 and Germany's Dax futures both down 22018 percent.
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China posted surprisingly strong data for March, but initial April readings have been more subdued, suggesting the economy is still struggling for traction.
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Mortgage lending was much more subdued, but it held up at an average 260 percent growth rate during the three months to February.
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Originally, the band set out to write a more subdued song with only two chords, but kept bending those rules along the way.
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The Texas-born onetime chicken farmer was known for wearing striped bib overalls, a fashion choice that Damon's more subdued character never makes.
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While officials have cautioned it would take time for higher infrastructure spending to kick in, construction growth has been more subdued than expected.
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Democrats said it was notable how much more subdued Friday's interview was compared with the charged environment during Thursday's public hearing with Strzok.
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His rallies have been increasingly reliant on scripted remarks, more subdued with less departures into areas that could come back to haunt him.
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Each can be worn on its own or, for a more subdued look, as a top coat to mute or brighten another shade.
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All the same, a more subdued housing market may mean China will be even more reliant on infrastructure spending to boost economic growth.
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But they'll predictably neglect the fact that films like this are more subdued and less frank about their feminism—thematically and promotionally speaking.
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With its black four-poster bed, leather chairs and simple mesquite table, our room was more subdued in design than the splashy lobby.
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Boeing's troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.
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The mood elsewhere was more subdued, as the number of new coronavirus cases jumped in South Korea, with Japan reporting two new deaths.
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On the other side of the Capitol, things were a little more subdued, as Mr. Pence swore in more than 30 new senators.
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The mayor's return to Iowa this weekend will be more subdued, similar to his work there organizing rallies for John Edwards's 2004 presidential bid.
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Meighan had told the crowd the movement he had launched was "going viral," but he was more subdued at the end of the march.
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"AMS recorded this positive development despite generally more subdued end-market environments in addition to typical strong seasonality in the consumer market," it said.
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But while Trump touted the negotiations as a success, Chinese state media was more subdued and simply noted that "substantial progress" had been made.
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Delaney is more subdued; chiming in only when she feels she needs to, spending a lot of time writing in her notebook and observing.
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This year marks Dell's big return to IFA after a more subdued few years, coinciding with the company's upcoming return to the public market.
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Campaign 2016 America got the more subdued, teleprompter version of Donald Trump yesterday, as he laid out his plans for fighting ISIS and terrorism.
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As the grins slide off their faces, the scene's color shifts from the show's usual Technicolor buoyancy to a cooler, far more subdued tone.
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U.S. consumer sentiment is seen easing further from December's 15-year high, with stock markets more subdued after initial euphoria following Trump's election victory.
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Walsh said IAG had seen more subdued demand from business travellers in the run-up to the Brexit vote and that had continued since.
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"I probably feel a little more subdued going in this time [compared to 2015], because I haven't had the win this year," he said.
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While Tuesday's protests in Gaza were more subdued than Monday, hundreds of Palestinians rallied to mark the Nakba in cities across the West Bank.
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Tech giants like Google, Apple, and Facebook today have a much more subdued presence on the ground, and really aren't much to look at.
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A gaunt Ann Coulter ranted about immigrants with her more subdued counterpart, the one-time George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum of the Atlantic.
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The more subdued feel of this year's convention is in part due to worries over recent terrorist attacks in Nice, France, and Orlando, Fla.
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The styles include a series of increasingly trippy patterns the brand describes as "a kaleidoscopic dreamscape" alongside more subdued striped and floral print options.
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A senior Democratic aide described McConnell's demeanor in meetings with Democrats about the shutdown as more "subdued" than when he helped end previous shutdowns.
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And also not immediate, to not have jokey jokes, but to have the humor be more subdued and a little more left of field.
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Western cartoons are associated with lots of action and simpler artwork and design, while anime is associated with more subdued movement and complex drawing.
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Friday's announcement that 157,000 new jobs were added in July, a modest gain or perhaps a seasonal glitch, elicited an even more subdued reaction.
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As-yet unnamed, they'll also use Ultium battery packs and feature a slightly more subdued version of the Cadillac instrument-infotainment LED-screen setup.Chevy
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His recordings under his own name were typically more subdued, more akin to soulful singer-songwriter rock, than his molten performances with the Allmans.
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Over the length of the show, he proves himself equally adept with Fritsch's onstage antics and the subtler, more subdued aspects of the role.
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Demand was also picking up in Russia as consumer confidence improved in that country, although it was more subdued in Africa, Chapoulaud-Floquet said.
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The 19th-century space is both colorful and streamlined — a perfect middle ground for Battaglia's "more-is-more" aesthetic and Engelbert's more subdued Scandinavian style.
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Buyers can choose from more subdued long-sleeve shirts sporting a small Bugs Bunny pattern, or various other shirts with the silhouette of a dunk.
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In the acts, women's bodies glitter and glide, some muscular, others plush, the acts ranging from highly acrobatic to more subdued, with costumes and props.
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Optimism over the outlook for the world's second-largest economy has improved recently, although preliminary economic data for April showed growth had become more subdued.
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Lingerie design has made somewhat of a U-turn, coming back to more subdued silhouettes, and soft-cup bras are back in a big way.
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Before the video surfaced, Clinton campaign officials said they were expecting the Republican nominee to come to the debate more subdued than the first round.
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Horses with many delightful monikers have graced the Derby track over the years, from the alliterative California Chrome (2014) to the more subdued Regret (1915).
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Cory Booker and a more subdued speech from Clinton, told CNN on Monday night -- after a great deal of deliberation -- that she caucused for Clinton.
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The front of the 3DS is a little more subdued, but the face buttons are colored in the classic Famicom green, blue, red, and yellow.
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Out of these, the natural walnut is the one that actually looks like wood from afar, whereas the other two combos are far more subdued.
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Whereas many large, Class A RVs feature complex swirls and patterns on their exteriors, the Horizon features a more subdued palette for an understated look.
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For Venus a year later, the reception was more subdued, but it was warm, with those in attendance for the day session match screaming supportively.
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The first half of the teaser includes one of his more subdued prayers, while the second half lets loose with one of his impassioned sermons.
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During Tuesday's events, Mr. Bannon seemed more subdued about the purported Chinese threat, talking more broadly about global trade imbalance, according to people in attendance.
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The new Pinegrove sounds darker and more subdued, and the joyful camaraderie of early Pinegrove concerts has been replaced by a warier kind of intimacy.
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Others wonder if comic book fans who have supported action-packed superhero flicks in the past will be drawn to a more subdued character piece.
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Others wondered if comic book fans, who have supported action-packed superhero flicks in the past, would be drawn to a more subdued character piece.
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The average age of survey participants was 56, so more subdued forms of music entertainment like classical concerts, blues shows or musical theater were probably represented.
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The new Airtime had a much more subdued unveiling — a small, private demo in a 9th-floor suite at the Ritz Carlton hotel in San Francisco.
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"In the first quarter of the current financial year, from today's perspective the Executive Board anticipates more subdued development," it said in a statement on Monday.
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Hong Kong stocks were more subdued, reflecting cautious trade in Asia as investors look to see whether U.S. Republicans can hammer a tax reform deal quickly.
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"Demand is more subdued now, people are not committing far in advance and mostly go on a hand-to-mouth basis," said a Malaysian oleochemical manufacturer.
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Public attention on this new attempt to give telecoms free reign over which sites get preferential treatment has seemed a bit more subdued this time around.
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Through all of this, in addition to concerns recently raised about the security of the event, Trump appears largely undaunted, if maybe a little more subdued.
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The protocol involves a three-day cycle: The effects are most intense on the first day and a little slower and more subdued on the second.
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However, SG said activity in FX was more subdued since most of the trades had taken place in late June rather than during the third quarter.
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Additionally, the Sport has a darker, more subdued design, whereas the Style has a very blingy "champagne gold" metallic detail that I feel cheapens the look.
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Gore's new movie, which comes 10 years after the Oscar-winning An Inconvenient Truth hit theaters, is more subdued and workman-like than the first film.
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To do so, look for silhouettes that are more subdued — think a simple criss-cross strap or clean flip-flop (yes, flip-flops can be chic!).
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While Sarkozy's fiery speech roused a loud, enthusiastic crowd that cheered and applauded throughout, the calmer Juppe elicited much more subdued applause from a quieter crowd.
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In the past two years, however, the luxury sector has slowed sharply and Chinese men's appetite for luxury shoes and clothes has become much more subdued.
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Even their more subdued releases are dense with meaning and movement—they trade almost exclusively in the sort of records that make passive background listening impossible.
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Now that they have split to pursue their Hand Habits project, Duffy's obvious talent shines in different and more subdued ways on their sophomore album placeholder.
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Of note: Other markets, including bonds, currencies and commodities, have had more subdued reactions, as investors in those assets had priced in more downside risk already.
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But his remarks to the news media were more subdued than they had been on Tuesday when the jury first reported it was at an impasse.
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He had been struck, during a Champions League match last season, by the contrast in atmosphere between Glasgow's boisterous Celtic Park and the more subdued Etihad.
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The defense his team outlined was more subdued and sober than what Trump's lawyers, his political allies and certainly he himself has presented in the past.
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In China, both official and private factory surveys suggested an unexpected loss of momentum last month, though overall activity still expanded, albeit at a more subdued rate.
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The pool report notes that the senior CIA officials at the front of the crowd grew more "subdued," as Trump's remarks drifted away from the intended message.
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It wasn't very long ago when Samsung was releasing literally dozens of new tablets every year, but these days the company's tablet efforts are bit more subdued.
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A girl with a cascade of blue Senegalese twists joins the throng queueing to enter the Palace, her outfit one of the more subdued among today's attendees.
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Bruce Springsteen's "Racing in the Street," a more subdued track with lots of instruments at different tones, was a great showcase for what the speaker could do.
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But that, Mr. Gouzer says, is the whole point; the Nauman is "a bit of a work pun," particularly given the more subdued mood in the market.
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The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued than in January, when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order.
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The discussion in Japan has been more subdued than in South Korea, no surprise after 70 years of public education about the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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But it is still forecast to show more subdued growth in the sector as the reading is seen to edge lower to 51.4 from 51.7 in October.
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We are working in a macro environment, which is more subdued than last year, but you will not see us cutting down on very important strategic investments.
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It's a lineup with a lot of potential but it could lead to "a more subdued year at the box office," Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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This lipstick goes on smoothly, is super-pigmented, and lasts for up to 16 hours, but it dries with a soft matte finish that's more subdued than glossy.
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The capsule also includes apparel and accessories, which, compared to the shoes, are more subdued: black and burgundy sweats and T-shirts (with plenty of Vans' signature checkerboard).
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"Business sentiment has been more subdued as producers have been apprehensive with regards to policy direction and overall sector-level policies," Ramos said in a note to clients.
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Her husband, Gangadhar (Jisshu Sengupta) is more subdued and often perplexed by his wife's impulsive behavior, but he doesn't have too much time to dwell on their differences.
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In April this year, however, the bank pointed to a more subdued start to 2019, adding the environment was expected to remain challenging and put pressure on margins.
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Wednesday's visit here appeared far more subdued and behind closed doors, with the President spending most of his time meeting with doctors and victims away from the media.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the economy at the end of the year was "more subdued than most expected," and recent "developments signal softening" in the economic outlook.
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After a record 71 closes for the Dow so far this year, one of this year's biggest bulls is taking a more subdued view of the stock market.
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She went platinum-blond this time last year, opted for a more subdued version back in 2013, and her most recent switch-up was courtesy of a wig.
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In Europe, Apple stores in Amsterdam, Berlin and London saw lines of several hundred fans, while smaller, more subdued crowds were observed at stores in Frankfurt and Paris.
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Large protests in Gaza and in the West Bank had been planned, but in the wake of Monday's bloodshed, a more subdued approach appeared to have taken hold.
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The photos might look more attractive at first sight, but a lot of details are lost, and I prefer the more subdued photos produced by the Mate 2649.
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It is usually a bustling affair of 150 stalls and at least as many St. George's crosses, he said, but in freezing temperatures it is rather more subdued.
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COKING COAL STABLE Iron ore is only one component for the steel-making process, the other being coking coal, and here the price action is even more subdued.
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COKING COAL STABLE Iron ore is only one component for the steel-making process, the other being coking coal, and here the price action is even more subdued.
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Senators from both political parties were deferential to Ross at his nearly four-hour confirmation hearing, which was much more subdued than the confirmation hearings of other Trump nominees.
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But it's also possible that we'll see another side of Trump—a more subdued, bitter performance from a candidate trying to determine where he stands in a crowded field.
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His suits at trial were more subdued than some of the patterned, custom suits and jackets that prosecutors alleged Manafort paid for via wire transfers from overseas bank accounts.
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CHINA STIMULUS In China, both official and private factory surveys suggested an unexpected loss of momentum last month, though overall activity still expanded, albeit at a more subdued rate.
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For his part, Castro went away from the more pointed strategy he had employed in September's debate -- one that earned some negative reviews -- and delivered a more subdued approach.
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The Vermont senator has been loathe to discuss exiting the race -- even raising the potential over the weekend of a contested convention -- but struck a more subdued note Monday.
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The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued last week compared to January, when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order.
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"The growth looks more subdued this year, which I actually think is a really good thing because we need time to consolidate," Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen told Reuters on Tuesday.
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The bearish sentiment also spilled to China, counteracting optimism stemming from Tuesday's upbeat manufacturing activity data, but the decline was more subdued due to the country's tight capital controls.
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The particular photo used in the episode, however, is more subdued; it depicts the artist caught in the embrace of Buzz while seated upon an upholstered black leather booth.
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Since the 1990s, though, Japan's growth has been mostly flat, and trade friction much more subdued, even as the United States continues to run large trade deficits with Japan.
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The pop icon, who has become known for her pinup hair and red lips, showed up sporting a much more subdued style: monochromatic makeup and down-to-there curls.
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A number of factors — not least among them the practical realities of dealing with biblical antiquities — have caused the Green family and their collaborators to employ more subdued attitude.
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Coming into town yesterday, though, I anticipated a decidedly more subdued tone than the one I've encountered in my wanderings through conventions, grand openings and hotel-casino implosion parties.
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The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued last week than in January when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order.
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In a sit-down interview with The New York Times after the news conference, Mr. Ghosn sounded more subdued than during his fiery performance in front of the cameras.
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Macy's is up 78 percent over the past 12 months, and Kohl's is up 96 percent, though Nordstrom has lagged the group with a more subdued 17 percent gain.
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Fillings — chicken (free-range) braised in black vinegar; beef (pasture-raised) contoured by hoisin and lime — are more subdued in flavor than Mr Bing's but less likely to spill.
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Buyers can either opt for the meshy "hunter" grille introduced with the modern Vantage in 2017, or go with a more subdued "vane" grille with chrome lines across the front.
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Going into 2019, the outlook for the dollar is more subdued with growing expectations that a three-year rate hiking cycle in the United States has come to a close.
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"We view this as an area of opportunity as luxury goods companies will need to work harder to attract investors in this structurally more subdued growth environment," the broker said.
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Trump, Manafort said, has been playing two roles in the campaign -- one in public, onstage with voters, and one in private that is more subdued and will start appearing more.
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It turns out that researchers were overestimating the fraction of zinc that gets lost during these intense events — the Trinity test showed that fractionation is more subdued than previously thought.
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This option takes the prize when it comes to performance, though it arrives in a much more subdued black case that looks more in line with Acer's consumer-grade products.
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China's economy posted surprisingly strong data in March, stoking debate over how much more stimulus China needs to generate a sustainable recovery, however, initial April readings have been more subdued.
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"Lower prices for all nutrients weighed on our performance for the quarter and contributed to a more subdued outlook for the year," Chief Executive Jochen Tilk said in a statement.
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Loic Bollay, 44, marching on the Champs-Elysees in a yellow vest, said the protests were more subdued but the movement would go on until the demonstrators' grievances were addressed.
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While standard Froot Loops are already a Technicolor addition to any breakfast, the unicorn version is a little more subdued, but ups the ante when it comes to trendy hues.
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In most cases, Fitch believes that concrete consolidation measures beyond those already announced will be needed to achieve debt stabilisation, especially in the context of a more subdued growth outlook.
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Oman's bond yields rose on Wednesday, by around 8 basis points on short- and medium-term paper, though the move was more subdued at the long-end of the curve.
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"The ECB's new projections on Thursday might paint a more subdued picture than before," Commerzbank analyst Antje Praefcke said, adding the euro appeared to be "aiming for the $1.13 mark".
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Trump, in particular, seemed more subdued—a gesture of détente, or perhaps just fatigue, from a man who has basically blown up the party of the presidential nomination he's seeking.
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As they whooped it up, one key member of the team's transformation from perennial loser to division champion and postseason contender was savoring the moment in a more subdued way.
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But just south of all that is a more subdued work, equally impressive from the street level: "Brick House," a 16-foot-tall bronze bust by the artist Simone Leigh.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Schneiderman's fellow Democrats in Albany were expressing shock at the details, citing a public persona that was far more subdued, almost to the point of being restrained.
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In the back, makeup, fragrance and eyewear get a bright, mirrored cove; up front, a more subdued room features a few of the most exotic, costly handbags displayed like artifacts.
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If she opts for a more subdued performance, she'll likely hold the mic, but if you think she's going to go for it, a mic stand might be in play.
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The intense bickering was the backdrop to the case Democrats attempted to lay out, drawing several rebukes from GOP lawmakers — even the typically more subdued members of the panel. Rep.
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I was struck by Colescott's earnestness in these works; they presented a more subdued inquiry in relation to the direct, audacious style found in the bulk of his later paintings.
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Land Securities expects investment and leasing volumes in the property market to be more subdued in the near term due to uncertainty ahead of the UK's exit from the European Union.
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The government's growth estimates were higher than those seen by the central bank and most private-sector economists, while the inflation projections are more subdued than the central bank's rosy forecasts.
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The outlook for the dollar is also more subdued going into 2019, with growing expectations that a three-year rate-hiking cycle in the United States has come to a close.
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The RBNZ said in the statement that the country's employment was near its "maximum sustainable level" but the outlook was more subdued with capacity pressure expected to ease slightly this year.
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The Inspiron 11 3000 comes in Bali Blue if you like super bright colors, or you can opt for Alpine White or Grey if you want something a little more subdued.
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After heated clashes in their most recent meetings, this debate had a more subdued and even scholarly tone, with detailed discussions about Henry Kissinger, Franklin D. Roosevelt and President Obama's legacy.
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It shows Liam, one of British music's biggest personalities, in more subdued moods: taking morning jogs, visiting his ageing mother and content in a new relationship with Debbie Gwyther, his manager.
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At the beginning of Tuesday's news conference, Obama said he planned to be "a little more subdued" in his discussion of Trump, given the diplomatic setting just outside the Oval Office.
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This year's first shot from the event is a bit more subdued, with Bezos taking "my new dog," the latest iteration of Boston Dynamics' electric quadruped SpotMini out for a stroll.
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LG was a little more subdued but still had its share of kitchen futurism, with fridges that send notifications to your phone and let you see inside without opening the door.
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"However, China, which accounts for 20153 percent of global steel demand, is expected to return to a more subdued growth rate after its recent short uplift," it said in a statement.
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The former Weeds actress dressed up in a bright yellow skirt and a patterned top which she paired with pink sunglasses while Pacino was more subdued in an all-black ensemble.
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Even with high-flying names like "Autonomous Vehicles Will Remake Cities" and "Autonomous Cars Will Make Us Better Humans," the tone at SXSW's many forward-looking talks has been more subdued.
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The Malibu coast is literally burning around Madison, her boyfriend Travis (Cliff Curtis), and kids Alicia and Nick (Alycia Debnam-Carey and Frank Dillane, more subdued than he was last season).
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At the same time, the Clinton camp is preparing for the more subdued Trump who has often been on display since hiring veteran GOP operative Kellyanne Conway as his campaign manager.
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As for looks — the version I tested was the black camo version, obviously, which looks a little more subdued in real life than my poorly color-balanced pictures make it look.
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"We're seeing a much more subdued pickup in wage growth, because a lot of the power has shifted from workers to companies," said Michael Pierce, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
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While the Frieze London preview was busy, there was a distinctly more subdued atmosphere at its sister fair Frieze Masters, which presents a "crossover" mix of works ranging across 6,000 years.
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Republican appropriators, more subdued than their Democratic counterparts on the issue Tuesday, said they had been caught unawares by the report and that they were seeking specifics from the White House.
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But he took a more subdued tone in a speech on Wednesday at the American Legion's national convention in Nevada, where he called for the nation to heal its political divisions.
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The Texas-based producer Rabit has made music inspired by grinding metal and gun shots, but in his new track, he's put the machinery away in favor of more subdued production.
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On production, Rubin turns in stoned-and-melancholy, featherweight bustle of a beat, softening the sharp edges Fade to Mind's known for and working with a slightly more subdued, pillowy palate.
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The euro was slightly higher at $1.1375, with options markets showing speculative activity ahead of Thursday's European Central Bank meeting was far more subdued than the run-in to recent policy decisions.
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But falls in China shares - typically shielded from global market volatility by strict capital controls - were more subdued, with benchmark indexes only down slightly amid data showing a recovery in producer prices.
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Compared with the December 2018 Eurosystem staff macroeconomic projections, the outlook for HICP inflation has been revised down across the projection horizon, reflecting in particular the more subdued near-term growth outlook.
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Then something strange happened: The more subdued shades of makeup we saw flood the carpet, the less we began to miss the typical trademarks of sexy (smokey eyes, saturated lips, contoured everything).
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It tells a more complex and ambitious narrative than past games, and Persona 43 balances the rapid pace of a thriller with the more subdued momentum of a slice-of-life drama.
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Both England and Belgium went into the match in Kaliningrad knowing they had qualified for the last 16, but the atmosphere among England fans after the game was more subdued than celebratory.
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European markets were expected to be somewhat more subdued in early trade, with financial spreadbetters expecting Britain's FTSE to open 23 percent higher and Germany's DAX and France's CAC to open unchanged.
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But as the week wore on, it became clear that Cannes Lions, the ad industry's biggest party of the year along the French Riviera, felt much more subdued than in years past.
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It also comes in some new eye-popping colors, including marina blue and mulberry (fancy speak for REALLY BRIGHT BLUE and EXTREMELY PURPLE), as well as more subdued white and lilac options.
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Oman's bond yields were up early on Wednesday, by around 8 basis points on short- and medium-term paper, though the move was more subdued on the long-end of the curve.
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Capital invested in emerging Asia increased by 57 percent year-on-year, and by 120 percent in Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS, but activity in other regions was more subdued.
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Things would be a bit more subdued in the 97th floor event spaces, but in the indoor playground on the sixth floor, young children would be having the time of their lives.
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I ate with fellow guests — notably more subdued than during the sociable wine-drinking the night before — on the lower terrace, where onetime sinks and bathtubs had been sawed into unexpected chairs.
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Despite the surge in spot prices tied to the September contract, which expires on Thursday, there was far more trading volume in contracts for future deliveries, where price gains were more subdued.
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In this issue, we get another glimpse through his archives in the series "Flash First," made up of a selection of funny, chaotic moments and more subdued black-and-white still lifes.
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Herzog's "Untitled #173" (217) — wisps of white chenille stapled to the gallery wall in the faint and tattered outline of a U.S. flag — is smaller and more subdued, but no less powerful.
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Stunned friends and co-workers described a gregarious yet quiet man, a steady worker who glowed about his children — more subdued in recent weeks, but giving no hint of the mayhem to come.
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According to former State Department Spokesman P.J. Crowley, the more subdued rollout is likely the result of a combination of factors, including the fact that Tillerson is still adapting to his new position.
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But "Toni Erdmann" pulls it off by maintaining a balance between crazed, comical scenes and more subdued moments; the actors, too, manage these changes in mood with an impressive precision and comic timing.
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"As a corollary, re-monetization impact will also be more subdued given a firmer-than-expected base from the fourth quarter as well as lingering de-monetization in early first quarter," Mizuho said.
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Several industry observers also say the brand may need a creative reboot because competition from more smaller, more innovative and exclusive leather brands is fierce and demand for luxury goods generally more subdued.
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There were still bottles of beer being drunk, but the prematch atmosphere was a little more subdued than usual, with some supporters all in black even if most still sported the usual blue.
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If his tone was more subdued and the content more clinical — like a policy questionnaire distributed to officeseekers — his remarks on Wednesday cataloged considerable skepticism of Mr. Biden and his competing political vision.
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"With lips you can either play against the shine — that would be to go matte — or you can do a more subdued shine, like we did here with a sheer color and gloss."
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Her parents chose more subdued royal titles and, with the permission of the Queen, gave their children titles in the style of an earl rather than prince and princess, according to The Independent.
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But the mood concerning the pound's outlook remained more subdued due to uncertainty surrounding Britain's planned exit from the European Union in March 2019 and the Bank of England's path for monetary tightening.
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Spicer's initial one-way news conference was followed first by a more subdued performance — his first official daily briefing — which nevertheless devolved into an extensive critique of the media's "demoralizing" coverage of Trump.
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In new photos shared by WSJ, the abode seems comparatively spare, with more subdued furniture and less color, except for one of the rooms, which boasts red walls and a red built-in bookshelf.
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One of the top tablescapes takes on a much more subdued vibe, with a frayed burlap table runner, woven placemats, chunky wooden candle holders, and white pumpkins resting on an unfussy arrangement of greenery.
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The Holographic Highlighting Powder comes in the same two shades you know and love: Supernova, an icy lavender, and Mars, a warm golden peach that's a little more subdued than its purple-toned counterpart.
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The clash with Flake contrasted with the goodwill that Trump seemed to engender during his earlier meeting with House Republicans, many of whom said they were encouraged by Trump's more subdued and presidential tone.
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Miami (24-21), playing its second game since Fernandez's tragic death in a boating accident on Sunday, was much more subdued than it was in Monday's highly emotional 22.31-3 win over New York.
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The contributions will again make Mr. Adelson and his family among the largest known donors in American politics, after several years in which they played a more subdued role in national Republican fund-raising.
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In a press conference Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the economy at the end of the year was "more subdued than most expected," and recent "developments signal softening" in the economic outlook.
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Schumacher estimates the yield on 5-year notes could rise 30 to 40 basis points, as a result, and the 10-year would have a more subdued move of 10 to 15 basis points.
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The mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke was excellent in the more subdued numbers, especially "Der Abschied" ("The Farewell"), with its genuine tribute to spring and its haunting "ewig … ewig" ("forever … forever") left in the memory.
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Aesthetically, it kind of splits the difference between Cadillac's infotainment system and Spotify's app design — though the car's display made the colors look a fair bit more subdued than you'll find on your phone.
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Brokerages are more subdued about prospects for this year after the stock market slump last year, with many cutting costs to boost capital and expecting to take a hit from tougher margin finance rules.
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The mood at this year's celebration was more subdued than at previous ceremonies, despite the milestone anniversary and the global feel as organizers invited representatives of left-wing movements from 88 countries to attend.
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Mainland markets turned in a more subdued performance: The shed 0.07 percent, or 110.113 points, to close at 3,362.9947 while the Shenzhen Composite tacked on 0.354 percent, or 6.8445 points, to close at 1,938.9001.
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Many other immersive sims tend to have larger-than-life caricatures (Like Sander Cohen and Andrew Ryan from BioShock, the Stranger from Dishonored, etc.), but in Prey, there's a very different, more subdued tone.
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The rest of Obama's evening at Barclay Center was more subdued, as she discussed everything from elements of her book to the late George H.W. Bush's legacy, and the difficulty of making a marriage work.
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Constructed around a sample of the Canadian sad pop superstars Tegan and Sara's "Boyfriend"—a song about longing for openness and visibility in a queer relationship—the song could have been a more subdued number.
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I liked The Force Awakens' implementation more than Iron Man 3's, mostly because it doesn't squirt you in the face with mist and has the good sense to show restraint in more subdued scenes.
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The fallout from the summer turmoil means brokerages are more subdued about prospects for this year, with many cutting costs to bolster capital and expecting to take a hit from tougher rules on margin finance.
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While sources close to the ECB's deliberations say some form of extension is almost certain, Weidmann pointed to a growing body of positive economic evidence that would justify a more subdued role for the bank.
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The more subdued outlook comes amid slower-than-anticipated growth in the first quarter, the bank said, citing in part "the weak performance of the mining sector" in Chile, the world's top exporter of copper.
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"We have declared (victory) because we got evidence of widespread cheating at the village, sub-district and district levels across Indonesia," he said, standing next to his running mate, Sandiaga Uno, who looked more subdued.
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Lev Gerstle, a graduate student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa in Honolulu, noticed that the "Shabbat shalom" greetings after the opening prayers at Temple Emanuel-El were a bit more subdued than usual.
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In contrast LNG has been far more subdued, with Singapore Exchange contracts rising from $4.10 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) the day before the attacks to $4.37 the day after, a gain of 6.6%.
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While Lagerfeld often wore black suits, high collars, fingerless gloves, and dark glasses — a theatrical approach to dressing that often showed up on the runway —Viard's personal style lends itself to a more subdued elegance.
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For someone who doesn't wear a ton of jewelry and prefers more subdued accessories, these fill a void in my wardrobe that nothing else could, so they're worth the minor annoyance of sometimes walking into walls.
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The sixth largest PC maker in the world is still selling traditional laptops like the Swift 1 and Swift 3 with more subdued designs, but it's making a bigger push with its Predator-branded gaming laptops.
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There is enormous visual pleasure and seduction in this shifting and fluctuating horizon line of fruits and vegetables, some smaller and others bigger, some rough and others smooth, some brilliantly colored and others much more subdued.
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But there was more rioting and street battles with the TPF the next night, and an atmosphere of more subdued tension lingered in Greenwich Village for a few more days before one final night of outrage.
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" The 110-song album alternates between genres, though Persona 5's soundscape is best-described as jazzy, whether it's upbeat tracks like the kinetic "Life Will Change," or the more subdued instrumentals of "Beneath the Mask.
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Other bourses in the region were much more subdued, with Abu Dhabi falling 0.3 percent although the most active stock, Methaq Takaful Insurance, jumped its 15 percent daily limit in its heaviest trade since December 2013.
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The announcement saw the dollar index, which measures the greenback against six other top world currencies, fall to a three-day low and meant the S&P 500 opened more subdued than traders had earlier expected.
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" Aerosmith were a little more subdued when they requested he stop using "Dream On," saying that his use of the song "gives the false impression that he is connected with or endorses Mr. Trump's presidential bid.
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"The euro's losses may be down to the fact that the ECBs new projections on Thursday might paint a more subdued picture than before," Antje Praefcke, an analyst at Commerzbank, wrote in a note to clients.
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The mirrored lens is a little flashy once you're off the water, at least where my more subdued style sensitivities are concerned, but they make all the difference when you want to put them to work.
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"Capital markets activity is a little more subdued, both from the shutdown affecting IPOs, and the fact that with such volatility in December that people didn't hop into the new year ready to go," he said.
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Gen 103 featured a "toy-like design to get people used to wearing tech on their face," while Gen 2 and 2.1 had a more subdued look, abandoning the coral color schemes to push mainstream adoption.
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After a blockbuster second and third quarter, which came in at 4.2% and 3.4% respectively, economists expect a more subdued number — forecasts currently range from the Atlanta Fed's 1.4% to the New York Fed's 2.35%. 3.
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The stronger dollar and expectations of faster Fed tightening also created headwinds for other vulnerable emerging market currencies and contributed to more subdued investor appetite for riskier assets, with the benchmark emerging stocks index down 47.8893 percent.
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Where Channel Orange was unambiguous in its songs about his blackness, love, money—"Crack Rock", "Bad Religion", "Super Rich Kids" respectively—Endless and Blond are more subdued, choosing to tell a story throughout rather than in increments.
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The fallout from the market turmoil last summer means brokerages are more subdued about prospects for this year, with many cutting costs to bolster capital and expecting to take a hit from tougher rules on margin finance.
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A multifacted trend, color-saturated suits come with variety: Stripes are a reasonable foray into the look, whether you're drawn to a style that features every shade of the rainbow or prefer one that's slightly more subdued.
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Striking pink when the work was first installed last May, when the front galleries of the exhibition were opened to the public, the color had become more subdued by September, mostly drying to a pleasing tawny yellow.
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A separate survey published last week by the Confederation of British Industry showed export orders rising at the fastest rate in two years in the first part of August, but more subdued domestic demand than the PMI.
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The key with the metal is to embrace all its connotations: You can go full-on pawn shop and layer, layer, layer, like model of the minute Adwoa Aboah, or stick to a more subdued, minimalist approach.
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In turn, its gains in June have been more subdued: around 3.6% so far this month versus gains of almost 5% and 7% respectively for the pan-European STOXX 600 and New York's Dow Jones Industrial Index.
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The festivities surrounding the release appeared more subdued than the typical fervor for other iPhones, and the iPhone 7 was thought be outselling the new 8 less than a month after the new device hit the market.
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Some glam, high-profile bashes will mingle with more subdued White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner-adjacent events during one of Washington's traditionally glitziest weekends — though actual White House staffers are forbidden from attending the main event.
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Rightmove's figure is not seasonally adjusted and contrasts with a much more subdued picture painted so far this year by mortgage lenders Halifax and Nationwide, whose property valuations have risen at the weakest annual pace since 2013.
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On Wednesday, a more subdued scene played out following the announcement that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Officer Brentley Vinson would not be charged for fatally shooting the 43-year-old man in an apartment complex parking lot.
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Tokyo's iconic Shibuya pedestrian scramble, normally the site of post-game revelry, was markedly more subdued as fans staggered out of sports bars into the harsh early daylight after the game wrapped up at about 5 a.m.
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"At a time when some of the growth is more subdued in established economies, I think that strong emerging-market posture is going to be a winning position," Mark Schneider, chief executive of Nestlé, recently told investors.
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The trading of bonds, commodities and currencies drove strong performances by Wall Street banks (with one surprising exception) in the first three months of the year, but that business has apparently weakened since in more subdued markets.
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While Hamas has led the protests in Gaza — and helped to revive international interest in the Palestinian cause in the process — the rival Palestinian Authority, which governs the West Bank, made a more subdued show of support.
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In the same box tier, acknowledged with a slightly more subdued round of applause, was Chief Justice John Roberts, the man who would oversee an impeachment trial, sitting near a cluster of cabinet secretaries representing the administration.
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The Russian, 29-year-old Levan Persaev, apologized for winning and told Mr. Monson that the fight — not a full mixed martial arts bout but a slightly more subdued "grappling" match — should have been declared a draw.
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"But the data was quite robust, with the number of jobs added to the economy, and the fact that we're still growing, but at probably a much more subdued pace than what the market had anticipated," he added.
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Though celebrities often wear hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of custom couture and jewels, the rapper and designer took a significantly more subdued approach and wore a basic black jacket that's available online for less than $50.
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STEPHANOPOULOS: Donald Trump started out more subdued than in the past for most of the debate, right up until the end of that first section when the issue of eminent domain came up, and Jeb Bush was ready.
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But even as growth picks up, the ECB warned that the rise in inflation will be more subdued with oil futures implying a stable crude prices and suggesting only a "very limited" impact from energy prices on inflation.
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"Client activity in rates and currencies including emerging markets was more subdued as trade and tariff concerns more than economic data drove sentiment and constraint client engagement," Goldman Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr said during Tuesday's earnings call.
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For the initial drop, shoppers will be able to pick up the shoe in a bold yellow-and-black colorway as well as a more subdued black and white version, which will be exclusive to Nike's women's line.
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In all three the debate has been more subdued than in England, perhaps because majorities of voters look likely to back the Remain side (unlike the 1975 referendum, when they were all less keen than England on Europe).
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Li also said that China will continue to implement city-based policy to reduce real estate inventories, mainly in smaller third- and fourth-tier cities where a huge overhang of unsold homes has kept prices far more subdued.
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While some ex-presidents, including Ronald Reagan, chose an elaborate week-long mourning -- including a horse-drawn caisson followed by a riderless horse, its stirrups filled with Reagan's own boots -- Bush went for a more subdued state funeral.
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Harry has worn the military uniform before, which represents his rank as Captain General of the Royal Marines, notably at Prince William's wedding — but, as Vanity Fair reported, he has typically opted for the more subdued black version.
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"We see the damage as most likely temporary, but we also see the more frenzied activity levels on the short side as more likely to return to more subdued, normal levels," J.P. Morgan's Worthington added, echoing Blostein's comments.
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The Dutch duo's new cut, "Water Flow" (which was aired for the first time on radio by Huw Stephens last night), is a little more subdued (no clowns, sorry / you're welcome) but it works to their dark, soulful advantage.
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After studying the old panels as well as the new, we made a high-resolution digital version of the new panel in which the gold looked duller and the colors more subdued to mimic 650 years of aging pigment.
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After a bruising year so far, Britain's top stock index will recover some ground in 2019 but gains will be much more subdued than previously thought as investors try to navigate the country's pending split from the European Union.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidates may find themselves in a more subdued debate than usual on Thursday night in Miami, since nothing Donald Trump's rivals have thrown at him has made a major dent in his front-running campaign.
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And while some of them are overt, such as a violent request to speak English (which is especially ironic considering huge swaths of this country are historically and ancestrally part of Mexico), other acts of racism are more subdued.
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When Mayweather finally appeared in front of the media in Tokyo, the American, whose boxing record is an unblemished 50-0, was far more subdued than his noisy introduction, substituting his usual bravado with a serious business-like tone.
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Prices for seaborne thermal coal were more subdued, with Argus Media's assessment of the 269.65,14.93 kilocalorie per kilogram (kcal/kg) grade at Australia's Newcastle port dropping fractionally over the week to end at $214.9 a tonne on April 215.3.
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Investors are anxious to see whether Yellen will echo the hawkish views expressed by Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley, or take a more subdued stance in line with the minutes from the Fed's July policy meeting.
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CNN's Gloria Borger suggested that White House press secretary Sean Spicer was more subdued during his Tuesday press briefing because of actress Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of him during a "Saturday Night Live" skit that went viral over the weekend.
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After the cold war resentment in Germany towards the bases, and American forces in general, became more subdued; recent protests, such as one in June outside the Ramstein base against alleged support for drone operations, are fewer and quieter.
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In the '80s she became one of the leading lights in the new age genre, with standout tracks such as "The Eighth Wave" still making their way into the more subdued strain of DJ mixes over three decades later.
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The angst and the noise of garage rock gave way to more subdued sounds, as young musicians began making the kind of hushed, Internet-facing electronic pop that could be kept secret from adults, rather than weaponized against them.
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But amid the relentless clinking of Champagne glasses, flashy showcases and sequin-encrusted models cruising the floor with multimillion-dollar showstoppers, the mood at the fair this year was, according to its regulars, more subdued than at fairs past.
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This followed a more subdued outlook for the troubled unit from the state-run Korea Development Bank (KDB), which said on Friday the unit should swing to a profit from 2022 on the back of cuts in labor costs.
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Recently, as I walked around the same streets at night with my camera and my bodyguard, I could still detect the signs of a nationalist fervor, but it seemed to me a more subdued, more cautious kind of nationalism.
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Prices for seaborne thermal coal were more subdued, with Argus Media's assessment of the 269.65,14.93 kilocalorie per kilogram (kcal/kg) grade at Australia's Newcastle port dropping fractionally over the week to end at $214.9 a ton on April 215.3.
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Oliveira Baptista wholeheartedly embraced these itinerant roots for his debut collection, but his contemporary take on the brand's ethos — marked by loose, enveloping silhouettes, layered headwear, utility belts and sturdy boots — is more subdued than that of its founder.
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But while all the rules imposed on the club necessarily mean the music is more subdued than what you might have been hearing elsewhere at the same time, it doesn't reduce the passion the musicians feel for that music.
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In the more subdued "Les helices," Léger constructs a semi-coherent composition out of wildly diverse elements by vertically stacking shapes into wobbly rows, thus making visible the process of building a picture as if it was a city.
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But the atmosphere at the 10th annual SALT Conference was much more subdued than in past years, when celebrity hedge fund managers rubbed shoulders with former U.S. presidents at private dinners, poolside parties and late-night gambling at the Bellagio hotel.
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Yet because Saul is filmed in a similar fashion to Breaking Bad — with wide shots of the Albuquerque environs and slightly askew portraits of its characters — it gets away with being more subdued because it's constantly reminding us of what's coming.
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While euro zone growth remains more subdued, Little argued that a "solid labor market, a resilient service sector and accommodative policy" means the bloc should grow at around trend pace, as the manufacturing sector benefits from improving conditions in China.
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If the tone of many workplaces was more subdued last year than usual heading into the holiday season, that might be because the news was rife with stories of female (and sometimes male) ambivalence about socio-professional gatherings amid #MeToo.
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So many episodes of This is Us have been about marriage, the fights that happen between two people as well as the love, and this episode is -- compared to others -- much more subdued in what it is able to get across.
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PARK CITY, Utah (Reuters) - After years of frenzied bidding wars driven by digital giants like Amazon and Netflix, a more subdued market greeted buyers at the Sundance Film Festival this week, with more traditional theatrical distributors snagging the buzziest films.
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She kept her eyes on me as I tossed my keys in the little dish by the door, her tail more subdued but still striking the wall beside her as I put my bag down, waiting for the dizziness to pass.
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"There are serious risks to the near term and it would not be a shock if we were to see growth rates come out even more subdued," Kirby said, stressing the high degree of uncertainty about Britain's future overseas trading links.
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The trade-dependent economy posted the sharpest rise in actual exports in nearly four years last month, underpinned by strong chip demand, indicating a stable recovery in the Asian tech manufacturing hub amid a more subdued outlook in the region.
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Metacritic Score: 83/100Netflix's "Stranger Things" is an over-the-top homage to all things '80s, but composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein put together a much more subdued soundtrack to back the monster-fighting story, much to critics' delight.
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Ms. Kaur, who speaks rapidly and mainly in superlatives, was talking about getting her hair colored at the salon, while Mr. Ghotra, the more subdued, data-minded half of the pair, quietly organized the business cards at the host stand.
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Mr. Spooner was on hand to see the Palomo Spain show, which opens men's fashion week here, and he was dressed head-to-toe for the occasion in one of the more subdued creations of its designer, Alejandro Gómez Palomo.
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For a similar effect, consider a slightly more subdued but equally puckish option, such as a pair of block-soled Chelsea boots (like the above from Alexander McQueen), or move beyond footwear and try an extra-long belt with metal grommets.
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The reaction is more subdued in rural mountain communities like Naguabo, where Mr. Andrés and his crew have been delivering supplies so cooks at a small Pentecostal church can make 1303,000 servings of arroz con pollo and carne guisada every day.
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"Fee growth in the UK was understandably more subdued in the fourth quarter and was impacted by increased economic uncertainty, which reduced client confidence," Hays said, adding that conditions in Britain were now "tougher", with "increasing signs" of reduced business confidence.
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"Fee growth in the UK was understandably more subdued in the fourth quarter and was impacted by increased economic uncertainty, which reduced client confidence," Hays said, adding that conditions in Britain were now "tougher", with "increasing signs" of reduced business confidence.
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Other currencies in the region were more subdued, with the Mexican peso, the Colombian peso and the Chilean peso falling between 0.16% and 0.6% as investors assessed conflicting comments from U.S. and Chinese officials over the drawn-out trade dispute.
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But for many of the hundreds of thousands of migrants who came to Europe last year - mainly Muslims escaping war, conflict and poverty in Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and beyond - Ramadan this time around will be a much more subdued affair.
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In Shanghai, where the First National Congress took place in 1921, the occasion was noted in a more subdued way, with the promotion of a digital map of the important sites of the party's heroic early years in foreign-occupied Shanghai.
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CNBC's Rapid Update tracker of economic forecasts projects GDP to rise 4.2 percent in the quarter, the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow is putting the number at 4.5 percent and the New York Fed's Nowcast is at a more subdued 2.7 percent.
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On the whole, these photographs are quieter and more subdued than Thomas's in terms of color and composition — for example, Frasier's "Grandma Ruby Holding her Babies," a black-and-white photograph of an elderly woman in a nightgown holding dolls.
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The duo caught everyone's eye in line before the April 2072 game: Ernestine Andrew, 225, in Dubs blue and gold, and her husband, Shannon, 21991, more subdued in Spurs gray but clearly one of the few dressed to root for the enemy team.
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"Yellow vest" protestors took to the streets of France once again on Saturday, but with more subdued numbers, as President Emmanuel Macron's concessions appear to have helped abate a movement that has gripped the country for six straight weekends, the AP reports.
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Whether you're a little more subdued and would keep this as an at-home-only PJ set, or you'd wear your cat-loving personality as loud and proud as I do, I'm hard-pressed to find an argument against buying this look.
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Their work recalls the more subdued classical portrait work of Malick Sidibé and Seydou Keïta: like their illustrations of life in Mali, Gyamfi's and Mlangeni's images double as art and archival evidence of queer life in Ghana and rural South Africa, respectively.
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The roll out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued on Friday compared to in January when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order, sparking protests and chaos at airports around the country and the world.
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And while he continued to hammer Clinton and Democrats on familiar territory -- from Clinton's comments vowing the coal industry's demise to his allegations of widespread voter fraud that could hurt his chances in November -- Trump addressed supporters in a slightly more subdued tone.
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Equity sectors going against the overall grain were real estate and consumer goods, the former expected to be hit by the anticipated rise in interest rates and the latter by expectations for more subdued wage growth than under a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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European stocks are set for a more subdued start, with financial spreadbetter IG Markets expecting Britain's FTSE 100 to open marginally lower, France's CAC 40 to start the day fractionally higher, and Germany's DAX to climb about 0.1 percent on the open.
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The mood is decidedly more subdued in late winter, but, a few weeks ago, a man wearing a black turban and a necklace of wooden beads went in search of a light and found a tall blond woman lounging on a bench outside.
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Asked to make more difficult throws, Mariota's touchdown-to-interception ratio is a more subdued 11:7 in negative game scripts, as opposed to 12:1 in positive situations—and that includes games against downright bad pass defenses like Indianapolis and Detroit.
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China's services sector has been one of the few bright spots of the economy over the last year, and an official measure of the sector showed activity at a 16-month high in December, although a private-sector survey was more subdued.
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And on a second visit, when the scene was slightly more subdued—the L.E.D.s switched off, the music softer but still too loud, a party of twentysomethings wearing quaint paper birthday crowns at the next table—I couldn't get the feeling back.
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Italian numbers, despite being slightly more subdued than expected by analysts, looked to have helped sentiment towards a country that is due to hold a general election in less than a month, with eurosceptic parties likely to be part of a new government.
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But Trump's remarks were also more subdued than his appearance the night before at a campaign event in South Carolina, where he whipped up the crowd by suggesting his political opponents were weaponizing the virus as a "new hoax" against his presidency.
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For something a bit more subdued but still exhilarating, tuck into the four-person bobsleigh (winter or summer) with a trained professional who will navigate through 22010 turns and reach speeds of up to 22014-plus miles per hour and up to 21998Gs.
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N) South Korean unit is expected to swing to a profit from 2022, state-run Korea Development Bank (KDB) said on Friday, offering a more subdued outlook for the troubled unit compared with the U.S. automaker which sees a profit from 103.
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The 35 tier-3 cities in the survey led the price rally in the month while price growth in China's four largest cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, and the 31 tier-2 cities — which comprise sizeable provincial capitals — was more subdued.
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On the other, you could sit with the lyric sheet—full of poetic meditations on reflecting, transforming, and moving forward—and come away with a much more subdued (but no less impactful) impression of what B eyond the Fleeting Gales is about.
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Instead of facing crowds of yelling, booing, and jeering citizens, some have been holding tele-town halls, where the questions can be carefully screened and the mood tends to be more subdued than it would be if the questioners were all in one room.
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"Although we do see downside risks to that (forecast) because the growth environment in the U.S. is slowing and financial conditions have tightened and the global growth environment is more subdued in 2019 than it was in 2018," he said, speaking to CNBC in Frankfurt.
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Language of the Birds: Occult and Art at NYU's 21982WSE Gallery examines the influence of the esoteric on the work of over 60 artists, ranging from the overtly metaphysical paintings of the recently departed Paul Laffoley to the more subdued mysticism of Kiki Smith.
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"It is a harbinger for more subdued inflation from Germany later, and there's pressure on the ECB to provide more color on its assessment and whether they trust in the economic improvement for the second half, or if more stimulus is needed," said Guntermann.
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"It is a harbinger for more subdued inflation from Germany later, and there's pressure on the ECB to provide more colour on its assessment and whether they trust in the economic improvement for the second half, or if more stimulus is needed," said Guntermann.
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To top it all off, James Newton Howard's interpretation of Tchaikovsky's iconic score is gorgeously woven throughout: the bombastic horns of a march swell in a pageant scene, while the more subdued melody of the pas de deux plays subtly from a music box.
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Curve flattening is also seen as a sign that the Fed is moving on short-term rates, but the more subdued rate rise at the long end could signal the market is worried about the economy or even the Fed's impact on the economy.
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Phelps's influence on the sport he set out to make more prominent, more professional, goes well beyond the eyeballs and the excitement he has brought to swimming since he appeared in his first United States trials, a much more subdued affair in Indianapolis in 2000.
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"It remains to be seen if this month's 11-year price rise high for March is a catch-up anomaly after two more-subdued months, or an early sign of price pressure building up a real head of steam," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
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Even as Chris Harrison did his best to bring some crazy-kids-in-love energy to the stage during the post-reveal interview, Nick and Vanessa stuck to a more subdued script, discussing how "difficult" and "hard" working on their relationship has been at times.
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On the other side of the Capitol, the scene was more subdued as Vice President Mike Pence administered the oath of office to more than 30 new senators, who raised their right hands and signed their names one by one into the public record.
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Outflows from the $3 trillion-plus reserves, by far the world's largest, have since continued at a much more subdued pace but the yuan's decline in recent weeks has raised some concerns that capital flight could pick up again if the yuan slides too fast.
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Hong Kong seems more subdued this week, but the peace, which began with general fatigue after the PolyU siege and transformed into genuine calm over the weekend as protesters avoided doing anything that could disrupt district council elections, does not look likely to last.
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"Debt relief is put off for the summer of 2018 while the country's inclusion in the ECB's quantitative easing program was not secured," it said, referring to the European Central Bank's bond-buying scheme, The mood on the streets of Athens on Friday was also more subdued.
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" BIPAN RAI, NORTH AMERICAN HEAD OF FX STRATEGY, CIBC CAPITAL MARKETS, TORONTO "The data was quite robust, with the number of jobs added to the economy, and the fact that we're still growing, but at probably a much more subdued pace than what the market had anticipated.
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Tesla's secrecy around the vehicle's rollout — the company is eschewing an official launch, opting instead for a more subdued delivery to the first customers — has created a black market for these types of spy shots, and made the internet go a little crazy in the process.
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It's not likely to get as much notice as the new Project Tango handset Lenovo showed off at today's press event, but the company's latest take on connected sneakers does appear to be a fair bit more subdued than the product it showed off last year.
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The gestures across the league were more subdued and sporadic than they were last Sunday, when scores of players knelt or clenched arms during the anthem after President Trump tore into the league and players who kneel during the anthem to protest racism and police brutality.
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In one of the more subdued moments of the day, Mr. Cuomo announced that a new community center in Brooklyn would be named after a former aide, Carey W. Gabay, who was killed three years ago during J'Ouvert, the early-morning festival that precedes the parade.
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NON announced the record last week with a single called "I Write Letters Letters To You Everyday And Burn Them In Fires Of My Pride," but today they're sharing a clip for "A Hierarchy of Principles," a more subdued track with a foreboding animation to match.
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At local elections this week the atmosphere is expected to be far more subdued, with ANC supporters increasingly frustrated at a lack of jobs and basic services as Africa's most industrialized country teeters on the edge of a recession, and disenchanted at perceived corruption in the ruling party.
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The fiscal policy reforms of the last few years — subsidy and spending cuts and the introduction of new taxes — will continue but at a more subdued rate than when first implemented, preventing potential currency devaluations and protecting dollar pegs, the consultancy said in a research note published Monday.
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While the main indicator of stock market volatility has risen this year on concerns that a decade-long rally in developed markets was coming to an end, the scale of moves in major currency markets, one of retail brokers' main area of operation, has been far more subdued.
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"Our forecast by the Bank of Finland is roughly 2 percent growth for the euro area this year and some more subdued growth in the coming two years, assuming that the political uncertainties in the global economy will not derail the ongoing economic recovery in Europe," Rehn added.
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But the mood was more subdued in Europe, where a pan-European equity index inched to new four-month high but gains were capped by the auto sector, which was hit by data showing Chinese car sales fell 16 percent in January, their seventh straight month of decline.
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Gaga may be embracing a more subdued style these days, but she wasn't going to step out of the spotlight at her 30th birthday; instead, she made sure to stay center stage thanks to her puff-sleeve, gold lamé Saint Laurent number and her favorite pair of 10-in.
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Some critics say that the ECB is already at its inflation target and should therefore roll back stimulus more aggressively, but ECB chief Mario Draghi argues that spiking energy prices are the main culprit and underlying inflation - stripped of food and fuel prices - show a more subdued trend.
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It wasn't super clear whether Google was going to play hardball with the YouTube app and keep standalone access confined to its Daydream platform; as the company's homegrown VR ambitions seem to have grown more subdued, it looks like they've had some time to focus on external platforms.
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It's far more subdued than the records that came before and the production arguably omits the grit of those while lacking the mastering fullness of Cave's early 90s work, when he was strangely embraced by the same alternative culture that was bopping along to Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins.
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Good news, bad news for Democrats This time Democrats have found strong candidates against the two Republican incumbents seeking re-election: Porter, the liberal and fiery University of California at Irvine law professor who is challenging Walters, and Harley Rouda, the more subdued former Republican entrepreneur running against Rohrabacher.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)So out goes MSI's traditional red-and-black color scheme and in comes a more subdued palette of silver and dark metallic blue, while the 144Hz and 240Hz displays found on MSI gaming machines make way for panels with wider color gamuts and 4K resolutions.
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In the luteal phase, the two weeks leading up to your period after ovulation, progesterone rises and releases a chemical called allopregnanolone (my new favorite word, just rolls off the tongue, maybe I'll name my daughter after it), which, in the majority of women makes them more subdued, fatigued, cranky.
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Maybe it was because some of the Top 5 global ad agencies like Publicis and Omnicom sent fewer people than usual, but the event felt much more subdued than in years past — Snap opted for a subtle art exhibit in place of last year's giant yellow Ferris wheel, for instance.
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Investors are waiting to see whether she will echo the hawkish views expressed by Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley, or take a more subdued stance in line with the July Fed policy meeting minutes, which suggested the central bank was not in a hurry to raise rates.
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They were Americans protesting over the past week, and the events that attracted them — the Women's March on Saturday, a pro-gun rally in Virginia on Monday and Friday's anti-abortion march in Washington — provided a frenetic backdrop to the more subdued but equally contentious impeachment proceedings unfolding in the Senate.
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In his third U.N. appearance, Trump offered a more subdued tone compared to the bombast of his previous speeches in 2017 and 2018, looking to convey a more reassuring presence as he asks Americans for a second term next year despite a fresh push for his impeachment among some Democrats.
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But it became clear to me as I listened to these death metal CDs, that this entire genre was based on extending that explosive feeling for an entire song, an entire album, an entire career—not just a quick crescendo or a peak that served to counter the bulk of more subdued music.
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In his third U.N. appearance, Trump offered a more subdued tone compared to the bombast of his previous speeches in 2017 and 2018, looking to convey a more reassuring presence as he asks Americans for a second four-year term next year despite a fresh push for his impeachment among some Democrats.
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Per its title, the show includes truly dramatic costumes used in theatrical productions and in the more subdued theater of politics, as well as decorative textiles, showcasing how artists in different periods and places used specific materials, colors, and processes to articulate the status (whether actual, performative, or aspirational) of the owner.
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It is also widely believed that uncertainty triggered by a Brexit as the U.K. renegotiates its relationships with the EU and other countries, would cause the slowdown in house price transactions already in evidence to continue and price growth to be more subdued or turn more negative in some areas until the volatility settled.
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Cleveland on edge as Republicans arrive for convention Though the mood here is far more subdued than it was in 2000 and 2004 when delegates were exhilarated about nominating George W. Bush, the Pence pick clearly reassured party members -- leaving some detractors willing to give Trump a chance to reset and win their confidence.
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So in 2018, 12 years after he first hit the Olympics slopes with his signature tomato red hair flying through the frigid air, a more subdued and determined 20163-year-old White took to the slopes with a purpose: to reclaim the gold medal he had let slip through his fingers four years ago.
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With a more subdued, less peacock-esque approach on the streets (see: the prevalence of Vetements x Champion sweatsuits, Adidas Stan Smith's, and hoodies galore), Manfield gives us that extra push to try something a little less conventional without having to go full-on couture (because, let's be honest, that's just not a reality).
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This year's dinner was more subdued than those in the past and took place inside the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, the official headquarters, where a fleet of police and guards mingled with politicians, stars like Catherine Deneuve, the writer Jean-Claude Carrière ("Belle de Jour") and waiters rushing plates of veal to tables.
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What we're hearing: "With uncertainty about prospects for several of these countries, a projected slowdown in China and the United States, and prominent downside risks, a much more subdued pace of global activity could well materialize," IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath said at a press conference announcing the Fund's World Economic Outlook and revised projections.
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Like luminist painters Fitz Henry Lane and Martin Johnson Heade — whose works are more subdued, atmospheric, and, in a way, minimal than the comparatively dramatic and maximal paintings of the Hudson River School — Gallace discovers acute psychological and spiritual potential in unremarkable coastal scenes; she also shares the luminists' absorption with light and color.
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The tone at SXSW's many forward-looking talks has been more subdued "If you read the papers, you're going to see that it's maybe three years, maybe 30 years [before self-driving cars arrive]," Chris Urmson, the director of Google's self-driving car project, said in a high-profile talk on Friday at the Austin Convention Center.
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" Analysts at Wells Fargo were slightly more subdued saying, "In the end, the quarter was very much in line with the company's long term strategy and outlook, but the issue with the stock remains the same for us – the stock looks fairly valued given its limited growth and the lack of visibility on this changing anytime soon.
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At 22011, she looks like, well, Barbra Streisand, albeit a softer, more subdued version than the one you know from six decades of movies, from her Oscar winning-debut in the musical "Funny Girl" (21963), in which she recreated her Broadway performance as the Ziegfeld entertainer Fanny Brice, to the comedy "The Guilt Trip" (274), with Seth Rogen.
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Mine are less open-house, more come-at-8; less extended family, more circle of friends; and no matter the number of people around the table, usually more subdued — I can remember only one time when anyone broke into song: It was in Paris, the song was "Oklahoma" and it was all pretty wonderful until a neighbor complained.
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The spice level is more subdued in the excellent stir-fry of pork and smoked tofu, and it's almost undetectable in a very likable preparation of skinny eggplant sections topped with discs of bell pepper; the skins are left on the eggplants, which gives the appetizer something of the appearance of tuna maki wrapped with purple seaweed.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE offered a much more subdued response than usual when his address at the Faith and Freedom Conference was briefly interrupted by protesters Friday.
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"With oil prices being back up into that $40 range, some of the downside that was associated with the energy market ... is more subdued at these current prices, or at least held at bay, and the ripple effects from that are also held at bay," said Jason Pride, director of investment strategy at Glenmede Investment and Wealth Management in Philadelphia.
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The case came with a more subdued presentation: "House Democrats charged with prosecuting the impeachment case against [Trump] scaled back their fiery language following a rare scolding from Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., as they began laying out their case for Trump's removal from office for pressuring Ukraine to help him win reelection," our colleagues Seung Min Kim, Elise Viebeck and Colby Itkowitz report.
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That side comes through in fits and starts during our afternoon together—when more of his friends showed up at the office, he instantly went from reserved artist to joke-cracking guy happy to be away from home for a few days—but he was also a little more subdued, a little more hesitant, the sign of someone who isn't quite comfortable in inherently awkward press situations just yet.
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China, South Korea end year-long diplomatic feud over missile Lindsey Ford, Director of Political-Security Affairs for the Asia Society Policy Institute, says that the region's players will be watching his speeches and other utterances carefully for signs that he is in lockstep with members of his own cabinet, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who have advocated a more subdued, diplomatic approach.
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Jose Vinals: I think it's bad news for everyone (Nancy: for a prolonged period of easy money) yeah, including for the holders because even if it's true that interest service may become or may remain low it's still the case that the ability to have revenues improving also comes down because if economic growth is more subdued then the sales of firms and the incomes of everybody households or companies is going to be adversely affected so it's not good.
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"The general market environment was strong across the board during the second and third quarter but we matched the US banks and took share from European ones," said Didier Valet, head of the global banking and investor solutions business at SG. Equities trading has been more subdued for most of this year, compared with the above-average activity in the same period last year, but even here the bank performed better than many peers, seeing revenues rise 17% to 482m.
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