Chrome for mobile, meanwhile, has allowed muted autoplay videos since 2016 — emphasis on muted.
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In turn, the more muted consumption response translates into a more muted overall boost to economic activity.
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While logged in to Twitter, go to Settings > Notifications > Muted > Muted words, and add the strings below.
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His forecast is for only muted productivity growth in the years ahead, which means muted overall economic growth.
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" Muted Green"I'm loving muted green right now, it's such a refreshing color and adds warmth to any space.
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Muted accounts will not be made aware that they've been muted, and users can unmute accounts at any time.
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Select Muted Words on the next screen and tap "+Add muted word or phrase" so you can make your list.
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Say goodbye to muted Earth tones of Rosewood, Pennsylvania and hello to the also muted Earth tones of the new PLL destination, Beacon Heights, Oregon.
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Their gentle nostalgia and my grandmother's and that of other displaced Bengali Muslims is part of our muted history, and part of why our history is muted.
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"The data was muted, and muted data at this stage of the game means the Fed will be on the sidelines for an extended period," he said.
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You'll still be able to view a muted person's profile; you can unmute them any time you want; and the person won't be told that they've been muted.
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However, because rates will be low whenever the next cycle begins and because the government's finances may be worse, a muted policy response may lead to a muted recovery.
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Users who have been muted by a certain account have no way of knowing it, because the feature only conceals their posts from the person who has muted them.
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" Wage pressures in the region "continue to be muted.
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Dr. George Huang from Law & Order SVU. Muted. Serious.
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Muted lights installed in the seabed illuminate the water ...
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"Physical interest remains muted across the majority of these metals and Chinese buying (is) likely to remain (muted) until after their New Year holidays next month," said Marex Spectron in a note.
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Chinese state media was muted on the latest Trump tweets.
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"Most Hollywood films have a very muted palette," he says.
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Analysts said muted sales in the quarter were a blip.
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China's official response to Trump's tweets has been relatively muted.
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The response in Europe to Mr Johnson's victory was muted.
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The market gave a muted reaction to the rate decision.
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They also contributed to muted expectations from several major retailers.
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Individual protest, much mooted, had been muted at this Oscars.
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Tinder saw muted activity in North America following Trump's win.
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Someone quickly muted the television, and within minutes, Lt. Gov.
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In this case the response from Beijing has been muted.
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So far the resistance has honestly felt a bit muted.
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But Amazon's adaptation builds on Keats' style of muted representation.
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However, concern over such a slowdown was muted on Friday.
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Protests since the latest ruling have been muted so far.
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But the response to the fires has been strangely muted.
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Reactions in the bond and the yuan markets were muted.
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The currency showed a muted response to Chinese trade figures.
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The muted colors in this cut create a sophisticated look.
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Kuala Lumpur's response, on the other hand, has been muted.
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Public outcry over the law was likely to be muted.
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Images from the Moto Z look consistently flat and muted.
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Other potential beneficiaries of casino legalization had more muted reactions.
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Alerts can be muted and dismissed from your desktop too.
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ET, with volumes muted due to a holiday in China.
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Like in the previous comparison, these are very muted scenes.
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TransCanada's reaction to the regulators' decision was muted, at best.
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France's muted FN stands out as something of an exception.
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" Cherry asks on the deceptively muted, almost ethereal "Pro-Life?
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Goldman described commodity client activity as "muted" during the quarter.
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Unfortunately, most of his singles since have been similarly muted.
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China's muted response to the phone call shows Trump's strategy.
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The initial reaction out of White House was decidedly muted.
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It's an emotionally muted tune that longs for something bigger.
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Net inflows in the private banking division have remained muted.
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It isn't flashy; the filmmaking and the performances are muted.
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Criticism of Trump's plan from Congressional Republicans has been muted.
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Even the typically bright turquoise of the ocean was muted.
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Wall Street had a muted reaction to Mr. Staggs's withdrawal.
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Mr Biya has been aided by a muted international response.
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Gupta is uncharacteristically muted in his treatment of the film.
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So far, China's response to Trump's announcement has been muted.
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Straight out of the refrigerator, the best whites seem muted.
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In the Senate, those differences have been somewhat more muted.
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Muted colors will turn the Drill Room into airy galleries.
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This means that alerts are muted for that specific conversation.
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The Financial Times first reported Trump's muted criticism in June.
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The board's actions were far more muted than its words.
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On other occasions, he has seemed oddly restrained and muted.
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So far this year, Obama's response has been more muted.
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"She seemed muted and tucked away," her cousin Anna said.
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It was milky enough that the coffee flavor was muted.
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As the audience cheered, state television quickly muted the sound.
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Today's reformists are the left wing of a muted coalition.
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U.S. trading was muted by the U.S. Veterans Day holiday.
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The color is muted, as if washed out by winter.
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Muted is right, but I cannot quite tell you why.
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Then you have to factor in the Wolves' muted offseason.
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But the scenes are brief and their emotional impact muted.
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She started to believe that testosterone had "emotionally muted" her.
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His muted approach is perhaps bound up in his experience
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Its color was as muted as the rest of him.
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And the Ailes story — in relative terms — will be muted.
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However, its gains against the euro have been more muted.
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Life in the world's major cities is strange and muted.
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Muted greys and blues weren't the standard wardrobe colors anymore.
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The response from the Vatican, however, has been somewhat muted.
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Although the dynamics are mainly muted, they contain gradations, contrasts.
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It was muted orange with intricate swirls and floral designs.
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All the national elements within Judaism, meanwhile, were then muted.
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The muted reaction on Monday suggested that Algerians know that.
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The new study found that the downsides were more muted.
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But the day of the wedding was anything but muted.
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But the overall impact on corporate earnings might be muted.
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Oil leaks from the pipelines shine in gassy, muted rainbows.
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Reaction in markets both in Europe and overseas appeared muted.
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The official response from China was fairly muted, though strained.
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Market reaction was muted, however, with SAP shares slipping 2%.
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So far the expressions of outrage are pretty darned muted.
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The pleading in the song is clinical, the chemistry muted.
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But the U.S. response was muted compared to regional partners.
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The response from the international community has generally been muted.
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Clinton's loss in the 2016 election, issued a muted defense.
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But her new work will be more muted by comparison.
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Sectarianism was muted, and voters focused on issues like unemployment.
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His characteristic ardor and heroism were, on this occasion, muted.
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Not every Almodovarian, I imagine, will welcome this muted mood.
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The original text ends in a mood of muted optimism.
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Which isn't to say that the strategy itself is muted.
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The muted reaction from shareholders at least suggests some optimism.
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But rhetoric to this effect has been muted, so far.
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The ideas here are powerful, but muted by the storytelling.
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"International reaction has been mixed and generally muted," they wrote.
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Some people may like more muted sunsets, and that's fine.
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The correction relieved the overbought status and muted bullish sentiment.
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Yet since Trump's election those voices have become oddly muted.
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" "The reaction in the bond market has been relatively muted.
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Most people will find themselves living more muted, circumscribed lives.
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The movie's treatment of its title character is oddly muted.
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Racial segregation in the music business has muted this history.
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The switch also cleverly reveals an orange color when muted, so you can visually tell when it's on or off, if for some reason the glowing LEDs that show that it's muted aren't enough.
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In "Trump's Immigration Ban Draws Deep Anger and Muted Praise," Richard Pérez-Peña writes: The president's executive order, issued on Friday, brought a positive, if muted, reaction from some Republicans, and could prove popular politically.
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The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs was muted about the case.
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But these associations are muted by the work's dominating formal structure.
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Despite its safe-haven status, the yen's strength has been muted.
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Many black people questioned Thomas' conservative beliefs, but it was muted.
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Find the muted words option in the menu and click it.
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Russia and Turkey made muted gains, while South Africa turned lower.
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There are muted highlights, but everything is a shade of darkness.
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The country's largest auto union gave muted support for the investigation.
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Outright protectionism was muted, but the threat hangs in the air.
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The result is fairly realistic—if you leave the video muted.
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Moves in currency markets, however, were more muted than in stocks.
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He replaced his pattered red tie with more muted blue stripes.
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One day investors responses are diagnosed as overblown, the next, muted.
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Polls have generally shown muted appetite for reopening the Brexit question.
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Shares in Australia were muted as the benchmark index closed flat.
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, voiced muted criticism.
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Colors are also on the muted side and not as vibrant.
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So far, market reaction to the trade war has been muted.
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Currency activity was muted, with the dollar index up at 97.905.
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DXY, showing a fairly muted reaction to Friday's U.S. jobs report.
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There was also a muted reaction in the main stock index.
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Although volatility indexes were higher, most moves in currencies were muted.
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After backup arrived, the officers also muted their body-worn cameras.
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You also won't get push or text notifications from muted accounts.
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Rollins got a warm but muted reaction to close the show.
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The richest of the rich got rather muted increases in income.
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" The typical August trade "is going to be muted this year.
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S. trade tensions and new sanctions against Russia kept gains muted.
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Volatility by traditional measures has been muted for much the summer.
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But the participation of other hedge fund executives has been muted.
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Not every analyst was expecting a muted hit to the sector.
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The influence of the clans has been muted but not eradicated.
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Yet enthusiasm for the alliance among petrolheads and analysts is muted.
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The Night Of takes place in a dreary, muted New York.
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America you (muted), you drug addicts, you KKK, you fascist USA!
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The reaction from the Iranian government has thus far been muted.
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Consumers anticipated inflation would remain muted over the next 12 months.
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The reaction on Wall Street was muted towards the jobs numbers.
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The colors are mostly muted, adding power to moments of saturation.
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Within a few minutes I had 100 muted words set up.
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In the original, the colors are muted, fitting the dustier setting.
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OR IS IT A CASE WHERE THE MARKETS WERE MORE MUTED.
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Even with the robust employment data, overall stock gains were muted.
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The Western response to Sunday's recapture of Palmyra has been muted.
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THE people have spoken, albeit in a muted and contrived fashion.
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Republicans, however, have been muted in their response to Comey's firing.
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So far, the film's Phase 2 campaign has been awfully muted.
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The results are more muted, but the effect is still significant.
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While dissent among Merkel's conservatives was muted, business groups are worried.
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But Palmetto's response to the Roof murders has been relatively muted.
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The reaction from the industry has thus far been fairly muted.
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Investors pointed to inflows as mitigating muted second-quarter earnings growth.
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The book was muted, with unintrusive portraits of Piper's fellow-inmates.
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In both quarters, investors have had muted reactions to earnings beats.
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This year, many of 2017's worst offenders were more muted.
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I became aware of a muted hum coming from the tree.
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Unsurprisingly, the protests that greeted the new ruling have been muted.
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Here, we found a lot of basic items with muted tones.
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Then the screen goes dark, and there are two muted booms.
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"TGT's strategy of differentiating itself [from peers] ... has effectively been muted."
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International condemnation after the deaths on the border was relatively muted.
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Domestic considerations have also played into India's relatively muted diplomatic response.
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The colors are muted and wilted plants sprout from bare earth.
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A muted return meeting with Michael reveals his underwhelming back story.
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The six shades range from muted gray-lavender to punchy fuschia.
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They're all muted, and my brain is busy balancing and breathing.
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Earlier in the week, Barratt had slipped after a muted forecast.
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As a decorated veteran, Lamb muted Democratic liabilities on military issues.
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The climax feels rushed and muted, the resolution a little pat.
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Yet here in his home country, the conversation was more muted.
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The response from the European Union, however, has been notably muted.
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Any downturn in visits from Canadians would be muted by that.
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But the White House's reaction to McCain's death was noticeably muted.
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The fourth quarter featured a muted celebration on the visiting bench.
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Aaron thanked him back, Mooney said, but in a muted tone.
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Epic offered a muted reaction Monday after the rules were released.
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As a result, the contemporary interventions are "very muted," he adds.
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The boiling had brought out some lemony characteristics but muted others.
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Here in Alabama, however, the reaction has been considerably more muted.
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This year's celebration will be muted, the British news media reported.
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But 70 years ago, the wedding celebrations were anything but muted.
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The US response appears to have been muted or even nonexistent.
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The response to the idea was, uh, muted, according to Axios.
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A shocked, muted feeling the next two weeks in the city.
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Novak Djokovic, 63 and on the wane, seemed muted in comparison.
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Though monthly inflation picked up last month, price pressures remained muted.
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Inflation pressure in the pipeline — measured through factory prices — remained muted.
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On Wall Street, reaction to the proposed agreement has been muted.
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For Matthew Houck, it's possible to be both muted and majestic.
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While muted, American-style fake news has also made an appearance.
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Everything is shot in muted hues of gray, brown and green.
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The event was highly publicized overseas but local media was muted.
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In others, characters are static and muted, wading through the silence.
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This posturing vehemence, though, can be muted by discordantly obvious symbolism.
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On Thursday morning, the president tweeted a muted remembrance of Cummings.
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One day, investor responses are diagnosed as overblown, the next, muted.
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But with this setup, such a message is all but muted.
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The proceedings began with three fast, muted raps on the door.
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Expectations about the earnings season were muted prior to this week.
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Hahn told CNN he doesn't know why the cameras were muted.
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This will unlock your settings, which were previously muted gray.5.
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The immediate effect of the executive order within Canada was muted.
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The social media response to the agreement has been notably muted.
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These market moves were muted because the results had been anticipated.
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Colors were muted at times, but other times the colors popped.
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It seems a little muted today, but I would expect that.
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Fallout has been decidedly muted in the United States — so far.
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The effect — of muted light, of air, of cleanness — is moving.
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The Chinese reaction has been pretty muted so far, he said.
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Persistently muted inflation has been a major concern for the FOMC.
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Sixth, Democrat opposition will be hysterical and universal, but oddly muted.
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Other Republicans were more muted in their defense of the president.
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Her love interest, Camille, was here a similarly muted David Portillo.
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The enthusiasm for the local product has been far more muted.
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The Legislature's 2011 gerrymandered maps drew a muted backlash years ago.
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The Legislature's 2011 gerrymandered maps drew a muted backlash years ago.
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Various versions, with the sound conveniently muted, spread across the internet.
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Release the space bar, and you go back to being muted.
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But on the page, the violence of that scene is muted.
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But it is comparatively muted on the debate's present and future.
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These findings support expectations that inflation will remain muted this year.
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So far, outside the European Union, the reaction has been muted.
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"It could be muted in the other direction," Mr. Leary added.
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Except the boos were muted, for the first time in years.
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But the effect on the market is expected to be muted.
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Admittedly, the result is muted when compared to Goicolea's original concept.
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Any such socioeconomic commentary is muted, if it's present at all.
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Initially, Figueroa revised his drafted for a more muted, minimalist style.
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The move, however, was relatively muted compared to the blockbuster jobs numbers.
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As for the proof's muted reception, Royen wasn't particularly disappointed or surprised.
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Jeffersonian individualism, which were muted but never resolved even as the New
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Markets have had a muted response to the Fed's decision thus far.
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The "with sound" part being the key — muted videos can still autoplay.
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Muted words are also case-insensitive, so all iterations will be blocked.
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Economists have said the impact on the U.S. economy would be muted.
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For the most part, the emotional tenor of the depositions was muted.
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Even the left's outrage was muted this time, beset by scandal fatigue.
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Indeed, neighboring Arab countries' reactions in recent months have been fairly muted.
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Market moves were relatively muted, despite lingering uncertainty over the U.K. referendum.
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Moreover, the radio will also stay muted until the seatbelt is fastened.
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So far, the bitcoin futures market has been muted and running smoothly.
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The reaction was muted after the inspector general's office told Republican Sens.
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Wednesday's declines stateside came following muted trading action in the previous session.
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At the same time, he said the general growth trend is muted.
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We also muted the volume for the sanity of our co-workers.
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It weighs a featherlight 38.5 grams and has a muted OLED display.
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Inside the gym, the muted thud of leather gloves striking punchbags resumes.
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Action games are often dark affairs, with muted colors and shadowy environments.
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The response from BJP-run state governments has been muted at best.
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"The reaction was relatively muted, given the risks involved," SEB's Hammarlund said.
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Done in acrylic, the mostly muted palette changes from painting to painting.
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As a volatile day unfolded in Moscow, response from Washington was muted.
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This is usually due to deleted or protected Tweets, or muted keywords.
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On the surface, the reaction to the Soviet tests was somewhat muted.
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Yet criticism of Fox News from Fox employees was considerably more muted.
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Moynihan said that despite the rebound in trading, deal activity remained muted.
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Trading remained muted with U.S. markets closed on account of Presidents Day.
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The drop in wages suggested that U.S. inflation remained muted, analysts said.
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Employment in November grew faster than expected, but wage growth remained muted.
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The reaction to the sale by shares in both companies was muted.
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I struggled enormously with greens, grays and any pale or muted colors.
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Traders put the muted reaction down to technical selling and profit-taking.
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Certainly, there's a muted quality about this album that suggests as much.
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There was muted reaction by the Australian dollar after the budget release.
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The Russian bond market showed a muted reaction to the U.S. report.
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Her typically muted wardrobe was replaced by a bubblegum button-up sweater.
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My siblings and I look muted in the photos, forced and awkward.
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The market's reaction to the first hike this year was relatively muted.
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The response is so muted with investors wary of what's to come.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No. Fox News is nothing but a bunch of (muted).
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Though moves at the index level were muted, shares in Sika SIK.
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After all, bots can be muted and their bothersome traits simply deleted.
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Economic growth has slowed, with private investments slumping and consumption gains muted.
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Devices like Amazon's Echo definitively do listen all the time, unless muted.
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Blacktop (1972), and harbors muted affinities with Jules Dassin's Thieves' Highway (1949).
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But the impact would be muted in the New York City area.
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So far the effect on the wider gold market has been muted.
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The drop in U.S. wages suggested that inflation remained muted, analysts said.
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The color palette is muted, the intense tension bubbles under the surface.
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On Wall Street, shares were muted as a result of Trump's comments.
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Its previous 2019 GDP forecast projected a more muted decline of 0.1%.
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On Wednesday the currency regained its poise, and moves were mostly muted.
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This time protests were muted, as 3,000 zealots had been locked up.
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ET, after July producer prices on Friday indicated that inflation remains muted.
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However, the other major averages seem destined for a more muted open.
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The market reaction was fairly muted, probably reflecting the lack of surprise.
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Expectations were muted going into the meeting that started at 2 p.m.
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The Trump administration has had a muted response to the weapons test.
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Back then, outer- and active wear tended to have dark, muted shades.
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As a result, expectations were muted ahead of the companies' earnings reports.
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The impact of the British election on the U.S. markets was muted.
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Currency trading activity was muted ahead of the U.S. July Fourth holiday.
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A similar, albeit more muted, pattern can be seen around the Feb.
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But in contrast to previous debates, this last one seemed comparatively muted.
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Voters were more muted about the tax cuts' effect on their lives.
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The trials continued over next decade and their absurdity was rarely muted.
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That red lip, those side-swept bangs, and the muted blonde color?
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O) muted quarterly results echoed those of rival Campbell Soup Co (CPB.
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Major currencies had a muted reaction to surveys on China's factory sector.
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She contrast Elle's colorful look with her more conservative and muted style.
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Hints of more muted growth in the United States are also emerging.
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Mueller's report and testimony were oddly oblique and muted, with notable omissions.
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The new room is pleasantly muted, with whites and off-whites everywhere.
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A sheet cake on the table was frosted in muted sunset tones.
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The greenery of Kensington Gardens seems muted, dull, beneath the overcast skies.
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Compared with the modern digital soundscape, though, his era is positively muted.
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Even the most forceful moments felt rounded off, smoothed out, ultimately muted.
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Yet the reaction to Mr. Trump's speech on Tuesday night was muted.
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In the back, muted televisions broadcast BBC and other European news stations.
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Criticism from conservative members of the church was fairly muted on Thursday.
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Chinen's book opens big enough, with a volley of plunger-muted trumpets.
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Yet it had a relatively muted effect on the biggest one, Amazon.
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Core producer goods inflation remains muted despite duties on imported Chinese goods.
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"Not that colorful cliché," Wentz clarifies, but the ocean's muted winter tones.
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But the effect of similar laws in some states has been muted.
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For centuries, the voices of women have been muted, discounted and minimized.
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Now, it's quite possible that Iowa's effect this year will be muted.
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Crump also noted that shortly after that, police muted their body cameras.
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Resistance to self-harming economic policies has so far mostly been muted.
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"Advisory activity levels were also more muted during the period," Handler added.
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But the very muted response means the equation falls down on resolve.
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Some will find this politics, though compassionate and deeply liberal, too muted.
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So far, on Thursday morning, sterling seemed muted to the Brexit developments.
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Heavy investor demand and muted inflation have pressured domestic bond yields lower.
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He has generally been muted in the controversies of the Trump administration.
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In the days after the interview, Mr. Trump has been relatively muted.
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The 2018 model had only a single button that muted the microphone.
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Its muted debut only shows how far-off that goal really is.
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The once bright red hair is now long and a muted auburn.
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Should these attacks continue, they may no longer produce such muted results.
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It stood in contrast to Medvedev's muted celebration earlier in the day.
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Ivanka Trump took the stage at CES on Tuesday to muted reception.
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But in New York, the celebrations have taken on a muted feel.
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It feels alive and exciting in a world of muted, turbocharged engines.
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Most striking of all is how muted opinion on taxes has become.
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The gains have been more muted for the rest of the country.
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On the next screen, tap Muted Words and then the plus icon.
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But gains were muted by increasingly aggressive exchanges between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Economists, including Neil Shearing from Capital Economics, had predicted a muted response.
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Notifications from apps paused through Focus Mode will be muted as well.
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Stephen Curry acknowledged the muted nature of the celebration over the weekend.
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Microsoft, for instance, initially made relatively muted comments that mostly celebrated immigration.
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The celebrations in Hong Kong are expected to be muted in comparison.
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For that matter, we might see rather muted activity this whole week.
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The overall market reaction is muted given the late summer trading volume.
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Despite Friday's muted trading moves, stocks posted back-to-back weekly gains.
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Wage growth has, thus far, remained muted, but that could change soon.
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The so far muted reaction of the currency seems to reflect that.
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The worship service, which runs about 90 minutes, is a muted affair.
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Rocking would disrupt the cleansing of their muted, vulnerable, contemplative, vague feelings.
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Muted response to shootings: Some of the outrage at the police has been somewhat more muted because media coverage of police shootings of black men was overtaken by coverage of the election in 2016 and the Russia scandal now.
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But the boost to the dollar from the jobs data was relatively muted.
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Front page, below the fold, the muted headline read, 'A Prized Startup's Struggles.
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But, as it turns out, that muted tone was likely chosen on purpose.
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But it has taken a muted response to other remarks by Mr Trump.
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The government has hiked spending on infrastructure, but private investment has remained muted.
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It glides cautiously across the granite, sounding not unlike a muted jet engine.
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It shows a muted American flag, hung upside down on its phantom flagpole.
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Choppy market action led to muted trading revenue for J.P. Morgan last quarter.
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His artworks convey a more muted, but no less powerful, rage against injustice.
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Even with the television muted, I was jolted by what I was seeing.
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That could explain the fairly muted market reaction to the April jobs report.
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Expectations for corporate profits have been very muted because of slowing economic growth.
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S&P 500 futures also pointed to a muted start to the session.
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But trading remained muted before the start of the U.S. corporate earnings season.
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But the staging was more muted that other campaign rallies she has headlined.
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Blacks and whites both appear grayish and colors are washed out and muted.
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In a nutshell: I've muted your baby — and I'm not sorry about it.
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The hallways were painted in muted beiges, the carpets all classic office patterns.
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A favorite of mine is Brioche, a muted mauve that's very Cruel Intentions.
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All the photos have a very muted and slightly downbeat tone to them.
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If it's off, they're inactive / muted and won't respond to the Alexa hotword.
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Another New Hampshire delegate, sitting next to Bergerom, had a more muted response.
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Wage growth is muted, inflation is below target and Italy is in recession.
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So we've had to compromise, with classic but clean and simple, muted colors.
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Currency markets had a muted reaction to Trump's latest comments on North Korea.
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Videos that are muted when they autoplay will still be allowed to autoplay.
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Muted supporters, some of them weeping, filed out of bars across the land.
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The hallways were painted in muted beiges, the carpets all classic office patterns.
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Investor reaction was muted with shares closing down slightly at $32.16 on Wednesday.
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The result is a softer, more muted take on Fellows' 2007 playful original.
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Fans were cheering so loudly for the couple that everything else was muted.
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But the United States is now sending much more muted signals of support.
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The conversation has been muted because of fears of stoking anti-Muslim sentiment.
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It provides a glorious splash of color in an otherwise visually muted show.
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Her boots added a shiny touch to the muted tones of her outfit.
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A barking dog appears to Sara, her daughter, as a muted, pixelated blob.
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Financial market reaction to the release of March's meeting minutes was largely muted.
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Markets showed a muted reaction as investors have factored in the bad numbers.
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Even if the television's muted or the program is uninteresting, he will watch.
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Uncertainty ahead of Trump's comments, however, led to muted moves in currency pairs.
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But his support for EU freedom of movement has been much more muted.
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And don't be afraid to add a classy, muted accessory to your outfit.
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Services inflation, which is closely tied to demand, is expected to remain muted.
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Market reaction to the U.K. referendum has been somewhat muted in recent months.
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However, after enjoying a fairly speedy recovery, the impact has since been muted.
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One puzzling thing: Wage growth still remains muted, even with rock bottom unemployment.
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The muted initial reaction from many Republicans offered encouragement to the White House.
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X Financial also went public this week after a somewhat muted pricing event.
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Do you want guitars playing both acoustic arpeggios and palm-muted funk leads?
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The Fed's still citing the move because of muted inflation and global developments.
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But before the relief, and some muted celebration, there were nerves -- and spin.
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In the U.S. stock market, volatility was muted with the CBOE Volatility Index .
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Defensive plays including telecoms and utilities rose, suggesting appetite for risk remains muted.
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During local boy Stephen Harper's decade as prime minister, Albertan separatism was muted.
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While Friday extended the week's gains, the dollar's move was muted by comparison.
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This song speaks of this uncertain condition — muted sadness, wrapped in a smile.
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The muted reaction is, in part, a reflection of the Palestinians' uninspiring leadership.
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However, he saw hope in the Philippines' surprisingly muted reaction to the verdict.
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The New York Fed's Nowcast is tracking a more muted 3.1 percent gain.
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But this time, the industry response has been muted — and even cautiously supportive.
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Mr. Patel, the columnist, said he was not surprised by the muted reaction.
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But his performance in the first Democratic debate last month was relatively muted.
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Some other English-speaking countries, however, have only seen modest or muted reckonings.
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The long sought-after prestige is muted by ready access to private cash.
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For whites, the gain was more muted, to 8 percent from 6 percent.
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Henning's Instagram is rife with muted and tonal blues, tans, corals, and mustards.
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So far, Trump's reaction to North Korea's latest tests has been rather muted.
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For eight years, Mr. Obama's presidency has muted ideological disagreement within the party.
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Muted support from the White House raised further questions about the bill's future.
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Reaction: There were not many statements from lawmakers on a typically muted Friday.
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Country music was playing on the radio; a muted television showed Fox News.
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Outflows were more muted in equities, with just $200 million exiting stocks globally.
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The summer's multicolored nail craze will continue, but with muted and monochromatic shades
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Even the Republicans assailed by Mr. Trump on Tuesday responded in muted language.
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Prairie grasses of muted yellows and olives bristled under a heartbreakingly blue sky.
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Shareholders, by and large, had a far more muted reaction to the news.
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A muted palette draws on the influence of filmmakers like Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
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A flood of missed calls began appearing on my muted phone at work.
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Officers on the scene muted their body cameras after Mr. Clark was killed.
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The players engaged in volleys of crashing, loud confrontations separated by muted retreats.
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For years, there had been muted criticism of Franklin Graham by some evangelicals.
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Acclaim for his collections, meanwhile, became more muted, from critics and shoppers alike.
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The reaction to Mr. Trump's decision in many Arab news outlets was muted.
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But the credit agency Fitch Ratings said the impact will be more muted.
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That pronouncement elicited a muted response, according to a person in the room.
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Average hourly earnings came in just shy of expectations, indicating muted inflationary pressure.
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The growth has been muted, and that means jobs are not being created.
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If you forget to change the setting your Waze announcement will be muted.
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President Trump has so far been muted in his response to the coronavirus.
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Suite decor includes wood and polished granite, all done in muted neutral tons.
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The other three, called the "Carlyle HR," are more muted in their appearance.
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The governments of those countries have offered muted protest, if any at all.
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In an equal-weighted version, though, Apple will provide a more muted benefit.
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But there's an oddly muted quality to these declarations, though they're certainly heartfelt.
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But back home in South Korea, the reaction was muted -- or even negative.
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Still, the actual impact of the cuts on U.S. insurers could be muted.
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THE MOOD music had grown so ominous that the shock was somewhat muted.
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More and more you're seeing a muted reaction the individual pieces of news.
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No muted moment in the Rose Garden in the middle of the day.
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All of his pieces have a muted color palette that is deliberately off.
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A huge comforter in muted taupes, stitched in a grid of rainbow curves.
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By the time we got to the after-party, things felt relatively muted.
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The muted attempts at celebration have so far produced either awkwardness or embarrassment.
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But it has recently muted such views to deflect accusations of fascist inclinations.
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It could have guided as though the virus would have a muted effect.
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Their responses to policy gains and losses, by contrast, were much more muted.
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"We come from a very muted, super cultural and traditional family," he said.
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We continued down US Route 20 through the muted landscape of ponderosa pines.
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The diplomatic effect of the shootings in Kansas has been muted so far.
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And some stores have been more muted, conscious of alienating more conservative customers.
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You&aposll find muted stories at the end of your list of Stories.
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Yet the gains have been more muted for the rest of the country.
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Ultimately, these long periods of muted moves will lead to a mean reversion.
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However, the increases so far this year are more muted than in 2018.
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U.S. companies' reaction to the raging public debate about harassment has been muted.
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I snack on pretzels during conference calls (hopefully I am muted while munching).
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So far, the reaction to the current crisis is much more muted. 5.
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Since 1983, his chart shows December's first two weeks often see muted returns.
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Investing in the fund means that company-specific issues will be more muted.
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It's a sign that the economy remains healthy, though wage growth was muted.
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The bigger fear would be retributions, and so far that's been relatively muted.
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Overall, though, this is a very muted color that is pretty buttoned up.
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He was not the only industry sage to detect a more muted tone.
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Exports declined for the 17th straight month in April on muted global demand.
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Stocks are muted on Wednesday before the Fed decision at 2:00 p.m.
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Some experts have stressed patience and pointed to the muted reaction so far.
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The company's events continued, if in terms that were a bit more muted.
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Despite the move to safety, analysts said market reaction had been relatively muted.
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She almost never uses primaries, preferring secondary colors, which are mixed and muted.
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But the muted rollout could also help dampen any backlash against the move.
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The singer was almost impossible to hear, sometimes muted and sometimes almost silent.
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The impact of iTunes landing on Samsung movies will be muted for now.
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Female sexuality, on the other hand, is heavily muted if not outrighted banned.
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But core inflation remained muted amid a plunge in the cost of apparel.
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Each painting presents a muted palette of scratchy orbs floating on bare canvas.
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Most other manufacturers don't trust their colors in low light, and so they desaturate, and you'll see that very clearly on a lot of phones — the colors will be muted in low light, and our colors will not be as muted.
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The V30's images often feel muted and conservative in their saturation and contrast.
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Today's cars are a muted silver, but 63,050 new ones will have some color.
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Today's cars are a muted silver, but 1,050 new ones will have some color.
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Gold's response to broader volatility in the financial markets has also become more muted.
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Activity was relatively muted due to market holidays in China and the United States.
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The debate about the current Democratic president has been far more muted by contrast.
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The growth in services helped push Apple's overall revenue above Wall Street's muted expectations.
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Trading volumes are expected to remain muted, with markets closing at 1:00 p.m.
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Notifications received during your scheduled bedtime are dimmed, muted, sent to your notification history.
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However, muted wage growth may give the Fed room to pause if need be.
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Bonet's muted pink Fendi Couture tea-length dress featured sequins and intricate floral embellishments.
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Despite healthy consumer spending, Tuesday's report from the Commerce Department showed inflation still muted.
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This drawing is designed to show off the thoracic artery—everything is deliberately muted.
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Trump spent the rest of the week oscillating between being petulant and oddly muted.
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If all goes well, NASA's experimental plane will turn sonic booms into muted thumps.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei gave a muted response, while the Japanese yen also reacted little.
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Van der Zwaan's expression of remorse was "muted, to say the least," she said.
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Rumbling slightly before it falls, but then, as if muted, vanishes into the fissure.
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Game on but muted so we can also watch Key and Peele's #RealTalk pic.twitter.
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Kenya's shilling is seen trading in a tight range, amid muted demand for dollars.
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Hyundai Motor jumped more than 5% but reaction in Japanese carmaker shares was muted.
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It will also hide tweets from any accounts that you have muted or blocked.
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However, average hourly earnings came in just shy of expectations, indicating muted inflationary pressure.
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The second half outlook for EA still looks promising regardless of muted Q2 expectations.
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Most of that criticism has either been muted or came from Trump's frequent critics.
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McGowan said the latest list of nominees was encouraging, but her optimism was muted.
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It just winds up getting muted by the cacophony of a real-world campaign.
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Stock gains may have been muted by a series of tepid U.S. economic reports.
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Smoky Quartz (a dusty, muted pink) and Golden Mint (a cool-toned, mint shimmer).
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The photos themselves have that somehow endearing muted look, though unmixed primaries do pop.
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Higher revenues from FICC trading, drove the growth while equities trading remained relatively muted.
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Muted Post Horn Tattoo Yeah we studied comp lit in the 90s too. 11.
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Muted color palettes and hazy filters turn these worlds into something surreal and mysterious.
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However, the moment after the doctor reveals the sex, their reaction is pretty...muted.
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You'll see more muted tones and a more mature style than in San Francisco.
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The video was muted, hence her follow-up note wishing them a happy shower.
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I've been relegated to the muted palette of short films and re-envisioned plays.
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Foster's success there was more muted; his teams went 92-79 in six seasons.
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But the unicorn trend, too, was more muted at the end of last year.
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No. But the moment's emotional impact is so much more muted because we don't.
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Wage growth increased but was still fairly muted at a 2.6 percent annualized rate.
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Out-of-home ads can't be blocked by an ad-blocker, paused or muted.
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The action has been so muted, and on such light volume, that everyone forgot.
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However, oil prices' reaction to the strains in the Gulf has been relatively muted.
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However, there was a more muted reaction to the election on the bond markets.
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Her yellow top added a pop of color to the mostly muted animal prints.
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When SuperCreep stepped out of line and got too creepy, he was quickly muted.
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Sentiment was also muted ahead of the expiry of the derivative contracts on Thursday.
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The sound of Plunkett's hack closely resembled the wah-wah of a muted trumpet.
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Financial markets showed a muted reaction as Trump gave few specifics or new details.
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Profit growth is muted, and individual risks still have the potential to undermine markets.
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Consequently, the benefits of decentralized power are more widely shared and opposition is muted.
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Reaction in the dollar was relatively muted, and swung between small gains and losses.
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Other foreign leaders have been given muted welcomes when meeting with Pence, not Trump.
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Trading volumes remained muted in the holiday-shortened week between Christmas and New Year.
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Losses were muted as traders waited to see more reactions from members of Congress.
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Hong Kong stocks also retreated after the regulator's remarks, though selling was more muted.
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The euro closed at $1.0995 Friday, marking a somewhat muted increase of 0.13 percent.
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Demand for physical gold from Asia also has been muted of late, analysts said.
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There's not great economic growth to help provide a lift, consumer confidence is muted.
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That's meant muted colors, loose dresses, and no public outings in pants so far.
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This redesign would give it the kind of muted, gallery-like framing it deserves.
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EMUI's current color scheme focuses on unusually dingy and muted colors — grays and browns.
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It coincided, however, with a global collapse in oil prices that muted investors' interest.
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However, market moves were muted before a Group of Seven summit starting on Friday.
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This time support from the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has been muted at best.
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In a study last year, Facebook's scientists asserted the echo chamber effect was muted.
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And she ascribed Trump's more muted tone after Las Vegas to his elevated standing.
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It was hard to find a tinge of color outside of these muted tones.
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He threw all fastballs in the first inning, but the Mets were muted nonetheless.
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According to Bloomberg, economists had anticipated a much more muted rise of 205,000 jobs.
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"Inflationary pressures are expected to remain muted over the next two years," it said.
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It is, however, muted by the fact that Israel is already a nuclear power.
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The skills that can inspire such praise and hyperbole had been buried away, muted.
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But those moments have been muted by poor decisions on and off the field.
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In the short term, risks from this less-well-known trade war are muted.
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Local market reaction has been muted this week amid speculation about his new role.
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The scene's muted colors are contrasted by blood spurting from throats, abdomens and chests.
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Though market reaction has been muted regarding the Fed machinations, there are some rumblings.
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After some muted laughter, the entire gallery was kicked out -- resulting in more protests.
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This may also explain why the government's reaction thus far has been relatively muted.
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Losses on the Dow and S&P 2403 were muted by strong corporate earnings.
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Inflation is muted and our policy rate we think is in an appropriate place.
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Uncertainty over when a final agreement might pass U.S. Congress also kept trade muted.
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Although the crowd's reaction appeared more muted when an announcement was made that Sen.
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Muted Business Outlook: Sime Darby's remaining major divisions include the Motors and Industrial divisions.
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Among the hundreds of diplomats assembled to watch his speech, reaction was largely muted.
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Trading was muted ahead of Friday, when markets will be closed for Good Friday.
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Nonetheless, international outcry about the democratic merits of Egypt's election process has been muted.
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It feels like the radicalism of many civil rights pioneers has been muted today.
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In contrast to Hauptbahnhof's flat, muted colors, Victoria is almost completely made of gold.
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However, the reaction in currencies was muted as some market participants awaited further clarity.
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Hong Kong stocks also felt the brunt though the impact was a bit muted.
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A muted disco instrumental both elevates and provides grounding for this unhinged history lesson.
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Their evenings hosted politely muted campfire chatter; in the mornings, the kids played catch.
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Jeremy usually went for these, keeping the sound muted until customers started showing up.
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They won't know you've muted them, and you can unmute them at any time.
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Censorship and punishment have muted dissent in China since Mr. Xi came to power.
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Its muted black and khaki color makes it easy to work into most wardrobes.
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Michael's music and TV appearances have been getting muted since HBO aired the project.
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Swirling swaths of muted color dominate the canvas: solidity has given way to vertigo.
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The cranberry is muted; the pomegranate doesn't make a case for its undeserved exceptionalism.
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Hispanic women had a similar but more muted response, losing about 6 percentage points.
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As the tenor saxophonist Jeremy Powell rose to solo, muted trumpets filled in below.
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The 49 rooms are done in minimalist style with smooth woods and muted tones.
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Open criticism of Hun Sen has been muted in recent months following the crackdown.
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The markets had been widely expecting the move, and reaction among investors was muted.
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Have you really never unfriended, unfollowed or muted someone who didn't agree with you?
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The Home Mini has a physical, two-state switch that determines whether it's muted.
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But expectations were muted about whether the visit could move Mr. Kim to negotiate.
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In response to Mr. Lee's legal odyssey, Ms. Tsai's government has been relatively muted.
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The quilts come in muted herringbone and geometric patterns, and cost $370 to $955.
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Reaction from American trading partners was largely muted after the announcement of the investigation.
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And with one of their colleagues in critical condition, many were muted on Wednesday.
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Bonet and Momoa both arrived at the 2019 Oscars wearing muted shades of pink.
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True to this Biennale's frustratingly muted politics, no curatorial statement appears, acknowledging these issues.
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Discussion of SARS, the outbreak that killed hundreds 17 years ago, has been muted.
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So, I think-, I hope that the reaction to those decisions will be muted.
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Which means it will likely have a muted impact on equity performance moving forward.
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They say the third part of the puzzle is the muted impact from digitization.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Dissent has been muted by Thailand's ruling generals since a 2014 coup.
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May's muted response was seen as the latest attempt to avoid angering Mr. Trump.
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As teenage and adult Theo, Oakes Fegley and Ansel Elgort keep their emotions muted.
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But if there was any celebration in the deep blue state, it was muted.
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The muted wackiness he is plying at the label is appealing and charmingly odd.
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Over time, the firm's exposure to volatile fixed-income trading will become more muted.
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FED'S GEORGE SAYS MUTED INFLATION WOULD NOT WARRANT POLICY RESPONSE UNLESS DOWNSIDE RISKS MATERIALIZE
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I'm thinking the celebrations will be muted in terminal D and on the plane.
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What's happening: Risk-taking still looks muted, but global investors have resumed buying stocks.
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Inflation is muted and our policy rate, we think, is in an appropriate place.
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You can also build a muted-words list on your account page at twitter.com.
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And yet the response from the public and the Republican Party has been muted.
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Loan growth over the past year for RF has been muted at roughly 2%.
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The deal was revived earlier this year, but received muted interest from international investors.
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That uncertainty kept trading in the dollar against the yen relatively muted, analysts said.
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A holiday in the U.S. bond markets for Veterans Day kept trading volume muted.
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But that (muted, confused) pride came before the fall and I can't handle it.
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The market's gains were muted as tensions between the U.S. and North Korea escalated.
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Her emotions are muted in a way that is intriguing rather than off-putting.
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"Wisely, Kumarasamy takes a muted approach to the violence," Tania James writes, reviewing it.
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And judging by the relatively muted reaction coming from the public, Canadians aren't either.
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Inflation has remained muted, with wage growth increasing moderately despite tightening labor market conditions.
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Even Trump expressed surprise during a muted and, at times, rambling press conference Wednesday.
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What it is: Colorful, painterly, hyperpigmented eye makeup in shades both neon and muted.
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The top rectangle is a muted violet with most of the top ever so slightly darker than the interior, while the one at the bottom is a muted dark blue, with the left half of the top edge slightly brighter than the rest.
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The bank's fourth-quarter results were muted somewhat by the impact of dropping oil prices.
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Confident of its power, the party seems to have muted some of its wilder rhetoric.
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The multiple f-words, uttered equally by Tony and his dinner companions, would be muted.
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He said Russia had gained confidence after the muted response to its actions in Georgia.
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Finally, the House Stark shoes are a utilitarian grey to represent Winterfell's muted color palette.
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Some see the muted nature of the S&P's moves as a cause for concern.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I wasn&apost going to come out initially because Trump is a (muted).
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Samantha Santana floral wallpaper, a tufted headboard and a muted color scheme achieve just that.
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The measure got a fairly muted response outside the realm of the telecom sphere, however.
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The muted yellow and pink colors traditionally symbolize joy, optimism, and the newness of springtime.
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The two leaders' glaring differences in approach stayed largely muted during their brief visit Monday.
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The "safe search" will remove sensitive content and blocked and muted accounts from search results.
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The days of misplacing your muted smartphone could also be a thing of the past.
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Market reaction was muted as there was little revelatory in the minutes from the Sept.
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It's a nuanced message, but also one that has been somewhat muted by other developments.
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But much of the time, her weary affect is too muted to ground the production.
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U.S. trading is likely to be muted on Monday, with markets closed for Columbus Day.
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The horizontal bands of muted pastel colors evoke Agnes Martin, Minimalism, and reductive geometric painting.
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The colors are still muted, too, as you can see in SlashGear's eyes-on shots.
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Females are about two thirds that size and sport a more muted chocolate-brown plumage.
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For men: Fenoli suggests a dark or muted suit with a tie and pocket square.
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Trading was muted ahead of the holiday season, with turnover hitting a 13-month low.
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Not everyone agreed that a muted federal response had fueled the growth of the occupation.
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The girls' bunks a riot of color, in contrast with the muted monochromes at Bnos.
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And finally, if you take both earbuds out of your ears Alexa will be muted.
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I have Friends muted on the TV. I plug in my headphones and hunker down.
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One worry is that the benefits of Chinese breakthroughs will be muted by data protectionism.
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The muted inflation numbers follow weaker-than-forecast employment and manufacturing data released last week.
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There was a slight bump in traffic two weeks later, but conversation remained relatively muted.
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The strike was clean and the target so important that even regional reaction was muted.
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The campaign has been relatively muted, with most posters favoring the government-led "Yes" campaign.
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After a strong start to the year, loan growth was muted, particularly for commercial loans.
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The word "nursery" tends to conjure up images of muted pastels, zoo animals, and lollipops.
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As long as discontent remains muted, however, the rulers on the mainland will be content.
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Thus far the broader impact of the merger on the banking sector has been muted.
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The muted outlook reflects the mounting concerns about the impact of e-commerce giant Amazon.
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Muted inflation could boost expectations for a half-percentage-point cut at the Fed's Sept.
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The effect was more muted last year as Apple's growth decelerated, according to the data.
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In the premiere, she said as much, giving a muted glance to her savior/suitor.
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But consolidation has muted competition in many industries and made firms bigger and more resilient.
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The setting to have autoplay content automatically muted is in Chrome 64's permissions bar.
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The impact of sterling's slide on other asset classes was relatively muted, though caution prevailed.
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However, average hourly earnings came in just shy of expectations, pointing to muted inflationary pressure.
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Will an era of muted returns lead even more financial advisors' clients to jump ship?
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It's been a rather muted March on Wall Street after lots of records last month.
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There are many reasons why the reaction to Clinton as feminist pioneer have been muted.
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If it doesn&apost -- America, you (muted), you drug addicts, you KKK, you fascist USA!
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The move was muted by uncertainty about the outcome of Trump's meeting with North Korea.
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In the House, also led by Republicans, Speaker Paul Ryan took a more muted response.
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Some of the comics here are more muted and arty, with a different color palette.
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Wednesday's reaction remained fairly muted, however, as investors turned their attention to central bank decisions.
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The S&P energy sector, however, had muted gains and was up just 0.2 percent.
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Stocks had a muted reaction, with futures initially moving higher but the market opened mixed.
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Yes, they supported President Obama's reelection by a huge margin, yet turnout was typically muted.
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When it comes to the health capabilities, the new features are a bit more muted.
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The video is entirely in Japanese and strikes a muted tone, despite some upsetting scenes.
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This magical app allows you to hear any muted, live TV's audio on your phone.
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But it also felt more muted and realistic than, say, a fake Caribbean beach scene.
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Stocks were largely muted on Wednesday amid a political uproar in Washington with Comey's departure.
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Amid retailers' modest fourth-quarter results and muted projections for 2016, here's a silver lining.
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But their reaction to the BOJ's latest gambit into negative interest rates was surprisingly muted.
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Then another one, letting the jazz, muted laughter, and clinking of glasses wash over her.
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While the payroll growth number wasn't what Wall Street had expected, market reaction was muted.
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We also helped people reduce notifications from conversations started by accounts they've blocked or muted.
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The librarian sits in a wooden chair, dressed in starched, sharply pressed clothing, muted colors.
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Markets in Asia ended mixed, with markets having a broadly muted reaction to the data.
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While firms see their profitability improving, inflation remains muted, NZIER Senior Economist Christina Leung said.
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James VIII, "Love Lockdown" His Kanye West cover was a bit muted but overwhelmingly competent.
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But if they don't, he'd remain a success regardless, even as a relatively muted legend.
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Europe had a muted open, with the pan-European STOXX 600 index up 13 percent.
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Market reaction to China's better-than-expected January trade data in January was largely muted.
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So, I'd expect the effect to be more muted among those with low credit scores.
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The impact of the national tide on House and Senate races was muted, at most.
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Inflationary pressures in the developed world remain muted, but economic textbooks suggest not for long.
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But when the kitchen reaches for the throttle, the results can be muddled or muted.
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The audience listening to Trump's remarks about McCain's funeral gave them a notably muted reception.
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But that effort may have been muted by Pence's tepid endorsement and praise of Trump.
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Even Republicans who have offered muted criticism of Trump's decision stopped short of joining Sen.
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So far this year, the S&P's moves have been muted, to say the least.
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But one set of voices has been oddly muted — the nation's biggest patient advocacy groups.
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While measures of underlying inflation remain generally muted, they have been increasing from earlier lows.
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But his criticism of Trump was far more muted and in February, Trump endorsed Romney.
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The Abu Dhabi index rose 0.3 percent amid muted trading on a handful of shares.
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If we don't, the voices of everyday Americans will be muted by the special interests.
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Stocks in the biotech and life-sciences sector were muted in trading after the news.
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Facing a threat, our American identity takes over and internal conflicts among Americans are muted.
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However, trading volumes are expected to be muted, with markets closing at 1:00 p.m.
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There's also pink noise, which is white noise, but with the higher frequencies somewhat muted.
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The Abu Dhabi index lost 0.4 percent amid muted trading on a handful of shares.
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Specifically, "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" has a much more muted color palate.
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This followed a decade during which pro athletes had been relatively muted about political matters.
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There was opposition to the parental leave measure, but it seemed to me quite muted.
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Muted autoplay will still be allowed, and if you actually want autoplay to work—WHY????
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More muted foreign inflows in coming months would ease pressure on the rupee and exporters.
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Clients are going to start getting frustrated by muted returns from equities and fixed income.
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Flows in sterling-denominated funds were muted in the week running up to the vote.
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There is a clear view to a muted Antiques Roadshow from a two-seater sofa.
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But if fans also expect a cleaner sport, those expectations may have to be muted.
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It's just slightly muted, like listening to an EDM concert from outside of the venue.
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While Huawei was initially muted in its public response, it too has become more combative.
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Its muted guitars, 20173/4 drums, and almost imperceptible synths lap up around the lips.
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Videos will auto-play and music can be muted for either video or played simultaneously.
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For soda companies, the effects of the taxes on volumes and profits may be muted.
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Before the earthquake, the muted hums of the chanting monks were familiar sounds in Norcia.
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While industry associations praised Trump's announcement, the major oil and gas companies were more muted.
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Politics shadowed this year's unusually muted Art Basel Miami Beach, America's largest contemporary art fair.
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It was true; the music sounded more familiar — more Bravo-like — at a muted level.
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The five-second intervals were less stressful biologically, it seems, and their impacts comparatively muted.
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Kids accidentally muted one another, and the rec leader was even silenced at one point.
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And the impact of those events on their lives may have been muted, she said.
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Senator Jim Risch, Republican of Idaho and the chairman of the panel, was more muted.
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The response to Instagram's announcement has been muted, aside from some panic among professional influencers.
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But when there was a "mismatch" between sweetness and calories, the response was strangely muted.
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Everything was clean-tasting, including the herb's muted flavor through the soup, chicken, and cake.
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Michelle Kim, a violinist, recalled that the atmosphere inside the room was cold and muted.
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Reporters were barred from the short ceremony and coverage of Mr. Morsi's death was muted.
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But reactions in France's movie industry have been more muted than in the United States.
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That may explain why the reaction to the move was comparatively muted on Capitol Hill.
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And if you're in the middle the effects have been smaller or much more muted.
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The reaction after Mr. Kurz's government was sworn in during December 2017 was more muted.
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Sigal: The response from the broader Muslim world has been pretty muted on the whole.
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Rudolph was wearing a tiered sundress in a muted rainbow geometric pattern and no makeup.
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The Mia we meet is muted — dulled and diminished by what has happened to her.
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The behavior of the athletes, however has been muted and they are visibly on edge.
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Activity in Hong Kong has been muted by high prices and months of political unrest.
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"The colors are also dusty, which helps the overall look be more muted," she said.
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She swapped the teal comforter for white, and replaced the bright pillows with muted ones.
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The 12th floor hallway was painted in muted shades of pink with gilded light fixtures.
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Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn told CNN he doesn't know why the cameras were muted.
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This turn towards muted shades might feel unexpectedly soft, but it's the opposite of vanilla.
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Two hard-to-find entrances lead into an elegant room of muted Aalto-ish minimalism.
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The mic is quite directional but retracts and adjusts nicely, lighting up red when muted.
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Drifts of rain-heavy Queen Anne's Lace and butterfly weed added muted dabs of color.
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Clinton has stirred frustration among Democrats who hope she plays a muted role in 2018.
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If equity markets "stabilize" during Asia's trading day, the effect could be muted, he added.
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Another indicator that is currently triggered is muted price reactions for earnings beats this season.
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Pros: Simple and subdued designs, affordable, some eco-consciousCons: Not many color options, muted colors
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In Mr. Jones's rendition, the garish tropical shirts came muted by a veil of organza.
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It was criticized as it rose, and now makes its final ascent to … muted criticism.
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But trading volumes were muted on account of a week-long holiday in mainland China.
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"Intense competitive headwinds and muted global growth still exist," said analyst Erin Lash of Morningstar.
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"I would say that from our standpoint, it's a little bit more muted," he added.
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Make sure that the phone's volume is not muted or too low to be heard.
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Whatever happens on the ground, the consequential criticism of Russia will sound scattered and muted.
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Hence, a more muted escalation to the trade conflict is seen as a net positive.
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But he also thinks the Fed shouldn't be raising rates either because inflation remains muted.
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Energy bumped up January's headline CPI, and it should be more muted in February's number.
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While comfortably oversubscribed, the level of interest is relatively muted compared to other Saudi IPOs.
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NOT ALARMING YET Concerns over problems in money markets spreading have been muted so far.
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But the applause from heart experts has been muted, because expectations were so much higher.
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"We're not panicking and selling the whole group" despite muted forward-earnings estimates, Bapis said.
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Kerry Anne Wells went for a muted, flowy dress at the 1972 Miss Universe competition.
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In the Rio Grande Valley in Texas, drug money has a muted yet undeniable presence.
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Texas Republicans were a mix of muted, supportive and — in the case of U.S. Rep.
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Unemployment is low, inflation is muted and growth has continued unabated for nearly 10 years.
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From this point on, the book's lovely, muted illustrations depict a world of melancholy magic.
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That deliberately muted aesthetic was meant to underscore the show's darkly comic and unsettling themes.
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Demand for safe havens remains muted, with gold prices down more than 3.5% since September.
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But where those shows have candy colors that pop, Hilda is more muted and bittersweet.
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Despite this, the response from the international community to Russia's escalating cyberattacks has been muted.
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However, the muted inflation numbers might be enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
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" (Users aren't notified that they've been muted.) "Muting will keep 'em quiet, but they'll never know.
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Even if the tone of events was muted, supporters said they took on a special meaning.
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At roughly 1.4 percent, however, it was a more muted rise than most analysts had forecast.
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This year is likely to be more muted when it comes to new hardware announcements, though.
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Stocks fell after muted trading activity and weaker rand hedges owing to a firmer local currency.
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INGRAHAM: Which is in part why Theresa May was so muted in her reaction to this.
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When Nick Gibb, a minister, declared the "debate is over" earlier this year, disagreement was muted.
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Celebrations though have so far been muted, amid concerns that the laws themselves remain in place.
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Put something on something tight and low cut and tell your father to (muted) stop it.
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Trump's muted reaction to the officials' briefing will not subdue questions about his stance on Russia.
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If you mute someone, you won't see their tweets and they won't know you've muted them.
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Many of us remember the muted media coverage of the 2004 Republican National Convention (RNC) protests.
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SOME OF THEM ARE SOMEWHAT MUTED IN TODAY'S ENVIRONMENT, GIVEN THE CHALLENGING MACROS AROUND THE WORLD.
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Gray or black, colorful or muted, there's no wrong way to wear a smudged, defined eye.
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Analysts said they still see scope for rate cuts as inflation is likely to remain muted.
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The company says that, by doing so, it will make this new "muted autoplay" more reliable.
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You can go classic and opt for muted, nude colors that look good any time, anywhere.
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Asian markets have been muted by a week-long break in China, a major resources consumer.
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Analysts also said the long-term impact for Russian steel and aluminum producers would be muted.
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But at the time they were first published, the public response from Colbeck's opponents was muted.
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The company seems to be going for a more muted and pastel selection this time around.
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It works whether you have the media volume turned up or fully muted on your phone.
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His friend stood a few feet away, cackling, the noise muted by the glass between us.
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Investors' reaction was muted, with the peso slightly firmer against the U.S. dollar following Fitch's announcement.
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For instance, IHS Automotive now expects muted growth of light vehicle production between 2016 and 2018.
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My own guess is that millennials will be a muted political force, at least in 2016.
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These glasses make the Sun appear as a muted orange or white disc in the sky.
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" Covington, meanwhile, said she's favoring the '70s style with "neutral and muted colors, like mustard browns.
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In Graham Costello's collective, Strata, anything goes—from discordant bashes of the keys to muted strings.
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So, with that in mind, the company has taken a muted approach to its car tech.
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The economic data has been poor this morning, though the market reaction has been fairly muted.
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There was muted reaction across markets to minutes from the Federal Reserve's meeting late last month.
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He lays out a shocking-orange Maharam, a muted chartreuse from Knoll and a pink latex.
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However, EU governments' public criticism has been relatively muted because they need Ankara's cooperation on migrants.
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Still, action across markets has become steadily more muted after a strong start to the year.
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The muted reading on inflation backed the case for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
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The Shanghai Composite index closed up 0.3 percent, while gains in Chinese blue chips were muted.
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Fashion plates everywhere are already donning the style, with muted, semi-translucent hues dominating their pairs.
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Trading activity was thin following the Christmas holiday and London trading was muted during Boxing Day.
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The Google brass, backed into a corner, offered an official (if muted) endorsement of the event.
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Lack of demand has muted the hype around index insurance, an innovative way to cover smallholders.
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It's slightly oversized, hooded, and comes in muted colors like olive green, black, navy, and cream.
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Pops of color accented the muted palette, with vivid checked skirts or frocks and red tailoring.
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But the effect of Mr Green's departure is likely to be more muted than many expected.
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As earnings growth was muted in the second quarter, so was the pace of economic gains.
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So, the law provides for the possibility that Trump's influence on the Fed could be muted.
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It was even reflected in the actors: Duchovny all cool smolder, Anderson flickering with muted passion.
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Throughout Chinese history, opposition has seemed muted right up to the point when it has exploded.
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Yet even if the prospect of Palestinian unrest is muted, Mr Trump pointlessly risks stoking violence.
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The results have been mixed at best, with inflation levels remaining muted and economic growth sluggish.
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"I don't think we should stop at that (muted market reaction)," Draghi told the European Parliament.
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So, there will be muted impact of earnings and investors will watch the outcome of elections.
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Despite the long introduction from Jerry Falwell Jr., Mr. Trump's reception by students was occasionally muted.
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The moves in foreign exchange markets were far more muted than in other asset classes, however.
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It's a massive one, and beautiful, with the lights of the US muted through the clouds.
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I saw the S2 in both white (muted with hints of blue) and gray (aka, black).
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The central bank cited "global developments " along with "muted inflation" as reasons for easing monetary conditions.
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The JPEG process muted the details of the fuzz and made it blocky and digital looking.
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The case is notable in that ZTE acknowledged culpability and Beijing's response was muted, said Haggard.
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The Fed's shift from hawkish to dovish has caused already-muted volatility to vanish even further.
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Don't worry, everyone was wearing the same muted cornflower blue button-downs they do every year.
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The 10-year note, at 3.21 percent Thursday, is expected to make a more muted move.
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But the gains have been muted by global fears about the deepening US-China trade war.
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Share prices of most Samsung companies showed muted reaction to Lee's implication in the scandal, however.
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Other Republicans have hinted at similar concerns to McCain's on Trump but have muted their criticism.
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And there are portions where the gameplay audio itself is muted, thanks to a capture issue.
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But the gains remained muted, particularly in comparison to the market's response to previous natural disasters.
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A slew of fresh export deals muted the impact of the production outlook during the rally.
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The studded wingback chair is a statement piece, but is toned down with a muted blue.
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The market reaction to that was muted, however, with sentiment in Asian equity markets still subdued.
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The media's response to the death of Fidel Castro has been surprisingly muted, yet predictably skewed.
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Despite gains in the sectors, the broader markets remained muted as quarterly earnings season tapers off.
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In the United States, where the recession cut even deeper, the reaction was far more muted.
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Early action was muted with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan off 21.1210%.
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Too Faced took the soft, muted orange of the fruit and turned it into a lifestyle.
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"It is likely that China's outbound acquisition spree will become more muted in 2017," Dennys affirmed.
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Although the response from Western governments remains muted, other countries in the region are paying notice.
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The algorithm fails to differentiate the people and the setting, resulting in a muted-brown wash.
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Saturday's U.S.-led airstrikes on are likely to draw only a muted response in oil markets.
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But production gains in these areas will be more muted than in the Permian, LeBlanc warned.
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While the U.S. dollar's gains extended, the move was muted against a basket of major currencies.
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This time, because so much of the government keeps running, the shutdown's impact has been muted.
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The industry will survive, and over time, the impact of the tariffs will be gradually muted.
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The subject has been far more muted this year, despite marked differences between the candidates. Mrs.
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The restaurant was a chic and dreamy midtown oasis in muted shades of blue and pink.
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Some local officials have passed resolutions opposing the wall, but any public outcry has been muted.
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The celebration, however, is muted by the alternate universe in which immigrants live day-to-day.
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But the reaction in the bond market was muted compared to the moves seen in stocks.
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Credit to the private sector has stabilised, but recovery in 2017 is likely to be muted.
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They were much more muted when Fraser Nelson, the event's host, quizzed him on abortion rights.
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POLITICAL DIMENSIONS Market reaction to the news was relatively muted, with little change in the shilling.
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All products are made using soft and natural fibers in muted hues, signature to Kardashian's aesthetic.
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Powell cited "weak global growth, trade policy and muted inflation" to justify this week's rate cut.
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But there was a cautious tone to the investor optimism and moves across currencies were muted.
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Analysts also said the long-term impact for Russian steel and aluminium producers would be muted.
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The response was muted compared with the loud cheers that met other parts of his eulogy.
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When Barack Obama became a presidential candidate in 2007, many questioned his muted expressions of patriotism.
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But other candidates, like Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim Pawlenty, have been more muted about Trump's presence.
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Reaction to the vote in regional economic and confidence data had been muted, the report said.
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Oil crash takes its toll The more muted profit outlook isn't just about slowing economic growth.
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There is muted optimism, but also a recognition that there's still a long way to go.
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Activity in Italy's top banks Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit has been more muted, the data showed.
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House Democrats should be aware, however, that the impacts of such a move will be muted.
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Market reaction has been muted with analysts saying Morawiecki would likely maintain the government's economic policy.
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Here, a sense of weariness imbues the muted landscape of sand dunes and pastel-hued villages.
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European trade followed the muted session in Asia where low volumes have sent shares mildly higher.
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Even the muted colors in Gangs of New York pop on the Frame's high quality display.
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It was hot, but a gray sky had muted the park's colors — pale greens and browns.
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Wiseman found herself blocked on Twitter and muted on Skype whenever she tried to contact LionMaker.
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His sleek, multicolored artwork is an electric escape from the muted tones of everyday, urban life.
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When Todd Howard announced Fallout Shelter onstage at E3 back in 2015, my reaction was muted.
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In turns muted, enraged, and utterly engrossing, here, they wield that delicacy like a sharpened blade.
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Voter turnout of more than 2.7 million people was a muted 34 percent of the electorate.
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Their radicalism has been muted in hopes that they might not burn too hot too fast.
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Trump's fiery speech earned a muted response from other world leaders hoping to quell escalating tensions.
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Verging on abstraction, the muted depiction also resembles a city resting upon its own heated rubble.
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But the trumpets have been muted, and the back handsprings seem to lack a certain bounce.
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Mr. Smith maintained an even-keeled appearance and spoke in a muted tone throughout his testimony.
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But the film cost at least $150 million to make and market, and reviews are muted.
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A quick etiquette note: It's best to stay muted, especially when you're on a busy call.
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TOKYO — Asian stocks mostly fell Wednesday after a muted market response to the Trump-Kim summit.
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Mr. McConnell continues to project confidence, even as the enthusiasm for the bill is largely muted.
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Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers criticized the president's response, which some viewed as muted and equivocal.
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Under white light, the dusty whale looks gray, until the vacuuming reveals its muted blue surface.
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There's also a contour, blush, and highlight face palette that's muted enough to use year-round.
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This muted dress and jacket combo looked elegant during a visit to the British royal family.
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The chemistry between them was muted but there, especially in eye contact, even across large distances.
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What is your assessment of the market reaction, given what we're seeing today is relatively muted?
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The session in Asia followed a muted performance on Wall Street overnight where stocks dipped slightly.
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Bond traders noted some disappointment that wage growth remained muted at a 2.5 percent annualized rate.
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The colors are generally muted: greens and grays and blacks and an extraordinary variety of browns.
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RPT-FED SAYS WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR INCOMING DATA, INCLUDING GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTS AND MUTED INFLATION PRESSURES
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Friday's muted performance comes as some investors perhaps expected something more from the much-anticipated deal.
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He fires off, gets a lesson on the real world, bridles again, and is momentarily muted.
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"The contagion has been really muted," said Megan Greene, global chief economist at Manulife Asset Management.
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Yet the public's awareness of the plans remains somewhat muted — hence, the annual spring publicity campaign.
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Those rumblings were answered by ghostly high winds, then a muted trumpet issuing a desolate call.
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Greene worked this deficit to his advantage, making photographs that are painterly in their muted shadings.
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On a sunny Monday, he sat at a blistered wooden table as muted house music blooped.
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In its muted, minutiae-obsessed way, "The Assistant" is saying to these men, We see you.
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The central bank cited uncertainties around trade and muted inflation as headwinds to the U.S. economy.
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Connie was sitting on the couch in the living room, watching TV with the sound muted.
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However, overall activity was muted due to the golden week holiday in top bullion consumer China.
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Most European leaders have previously muted appeals to the British for fear of being counter-productive.
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Austerity slowly abated; the British withdrawal from Palestine in 1948 muted an anti-Semitic rallying cry.
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The Southeast Asian IPO market has also been muted, as global economic headwinds dented investor sentiment.
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Muted Stories will be grey, instead of having a colorful circle around them like other stories.
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Yet analysts said the impact of Trump's announcement to pull out of the deal was muted.
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Dark skies, a rainstorm and a muted color palette all suggest something ominous lurking just offscreen.
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As uncertainty on trade loomed large, markets showed a largely muted response to other economic news.
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The market's initial reaction to the data was muted, however, with stock futures briefly paring gains.
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Market moves were fairly muted as investors awaited developments from U.S. and European central bank meetings.
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With the State Department muted, President Trump serves as the dominant voice of American foreign policy.
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Months of telegraphing by the central bank allowed for the muted market response seen on Wednesday.
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The impact of the 35-day U.S. government shutdown that began in late December appeared muted.
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This at a time when daily moves in the benchmark S&P 500 is extremely muted.
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Stocks' reaction to the collapse in the U.S. Senate of a key healthcare bill was muted.
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At the preshow ceremony, several artists wore white roses, although their comments about it were muted.
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Each is a complex, all-over mesh of lines, shapes, and muted, yet still vivid, colors.
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The gleaming boxes seem almost digitally transposed onto the otherwise muted landscape of mountains and sky.
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The Divine Feminine cuts get an polite but largely muted response from the pre-Chance crowd.
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International condemnation has been distinctly muted — thanks in no small part to President Biya's powerful allies.
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Since last February, Istanbul has become calmer and more secure — but it's also quieter, muted almost.
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Even in the European fashion week city where the discussion has been most muted, perhaps because it has been so muted (despite the fact that Asia Argento, one of the original women to spoke out against Harvey Weinstein, is Italian), the linebacker proportion has become a thing.
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References to left-wing politics, already muted, were eliminated; statements about white American "race hatred" were cut.
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"The brain drain is more muted this time," said Deane Dray, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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"Silence" certainly has something to say; it's the method of delivery, frankly, which elicits only muted praise.
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However, the impact of the new JV on the Dutch market is likely to be muted initially.
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That includes 9 percent growth online, and a more muted 0.1 percent uptick at bricks-and-mortar.
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Type what word you want to mute and choose how long you'd like it to remain muted.
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"LET ME BE CLEAR R. KELLY IS GUILTY AND WRONG AND SHOULD BE MUTED PERIOD!!!!!" she wrote.
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