More than half — 52.8 percent — said it negatively impacted their work environment, 56.6 percent said it negatively impacted their neighborhood and community environment, and 38.5 percent said it negatively impacted their school environment.
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Although many Americans were negatively affected, they weren't equally negatively affected and often the dividing line was generational.
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However, almost 90 percent of respondents said Britain's economy would be negatively, or very negatively, impacted by no deal.
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One-third said it negatively affected their standard of living, and 1 in 5 said it negatively impacted their health.
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Where it really gets dismal for Trump is among women, 22012 percent of whom view him negatively compared with 228 percent who view Clinton negatively.
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Significantly more Latino voters view the president negatively, according to the poll, with 50 percent viewing him very negatively and 12 percent holding a somewhat negative view.
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Negatively, ratings are tempered by high competitive and regulatory pressures in some of its key markets, recent increase in leverage, and mature market conditions negatively pressuring prices.
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Physics theory says that every particle has an antiparticle, so for each negatively-charged electron there's a positively charged positron, and for each positively-charged proton there's a negatively charged antiproton.
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The bill would negatively impact individuals who make less than $30,000 per year by 85003, the CBO said, while most of those making under $75,000 would be negatively affected by 2027.
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The bill would negatively impact individuals who make less than $30,000 per year by 85033, the CBO said, while most of those making under $75,000 would be negatively affected by 2027.
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The survey found that more than half of CEOs reported that the trade war between Washington and Beijing impacted their sales negatively, and one-third said it had negatively affected hiring.
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A study released by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that girls are also negatively impacted by biases, and that gender stereotypes negatively affect girls' math grades and positively affect boys' grades.
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They just don't think it will negatively impact their money.
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This "may negatively affect Italy's growth potential," the Commission said.
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This also negatively impacted the first three months of 2017.
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Meanwhile, global trade developments continue to negatively impact world markets.
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To put it negatively, they lack the spirit to challenge.
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But Arthur doesn't view his mom's weaknesses negatively, she said.
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Furthermore, it doesn't take outright discrimination to negatively impact health.
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The opposite electrode, called the anode, holds negatively charged ions.
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This is important because artificial lights can negatively affect wildlife.
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Being lonely hurts — it can even negatively impact your health.
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As such, Fitch would likely view such an event negatively.
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Had either been elected, markets would not have reacted negatively.
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China could also be impacted negatively during a Trump presidency.
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But ironically, lower rates negatively impact float income for Paychex.
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These fees can affect your portfolio both positively and negatively.
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She said the Affordable Care Act negatively affected her business.
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I don't think I was negatively impacted by being there.
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While trade is viewed negatively, support for immigration remains intact.
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Studies have found that loneliness can negatively impact our health.
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Lowered advertising budgets, for instance, could negatively impact its numbers.
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They also agreed to not speak negatively about each other.
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He violated our trust which negatively impacted our entire program.
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The change has negatively affected absolutely no one at all.
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The Commission said this "may negatively affect Italy's growth potential".
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But Arthur doesn't view his mom's weaknesses negatively, she says.
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How another woman looks doesn't have to negatively affect you.
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Union Pacific says Harvey negatively impacted earnings by 4 cents.
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This change could negatively affect retirement readiness for working families.
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Not everyone has been negatively affected by the changes, however.
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Politics could negatively impact the economy in 2018 as well.
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"Hugo said not to cover Fox negatively," the person said.
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The State Department and the British government also reacted negatively.
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You're right, though, that others may judge your motives negatively.
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Anything less leads to regret and negatively impacts your life.
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The stress from this is already negatively affecting my work.
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I didn't want anybody to be affected any more negatively.
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Some blood pressure medications and antidepressants can negatively affect libido.
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By then, however, international financial markets had already reacted negatively.
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This designation prevents debt relief and negatively impacts foreign investment.
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That could negatively affect economic growth in the fourth quarter.
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Trump's rhetoric is negatively impacting our communities, classrooms and communities.
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And I hope it continues to negatively surpass all expectations.
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The muni bond market initially reacted negatively to these possibilities.
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They were judged negatively for using too few exclamation points.
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Republicans in our sample, however, do move negatively against Trump.
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Both drugs negatively affect your memory, but in different ways.
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"It's been long established that saturated fats can negatively impact the heart, but there's also research that suggests high saturated fat intake may negatively impact brain function and memory," says Atlanta-based nutritionist Marisa Moore.
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So your favorite lightweight walk-around setup may be impacted negatively.
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The Swiss bank blamed geopolitics in part for negatively impacting sentiment.
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I don't feel negatively — I feel nothing, and that upsets me.
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Markets are skittish, and they react pretty negatively to bad news.
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But she realized that it could be negatively impacting her followers.
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But at least China seems to value its advice non-negatively.
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I worried that being poor would negatively affect my social standing.
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" Why it matters: "Every single one of these is trending negatively.
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Both candidates are viewed negatively by large chunks of the electorate.
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Cold, stormy weather during winter can easily negatively impact anyone's mood.
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Operating a Mac with outdated software negatively affects your battery life.
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Sixty-four percent rate Cruz negatively, while 25% view him positively.
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According to Amazon, continuing site errors have not negatively impacted sales.
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What would be judged as "negatively affecting" a political viewpoint then?
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Lower global interest rates, in turn, negatively affect bank bottom lines.
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It traded negatively in all three occurrences, underperforming the broader market.
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It also accused him of speaking "negatively" about his separatist superiors.
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First, they're all negatively charged, so they all repel one another.
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Like some sort of oppositional force to define yourself negatively by?
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Alabama that advocates say will negatively impact hundreds of thousands of
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Those same traits, though, are perceived negatively when found in women.
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So he needs to negatively define, and then destroy his opponent.
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Coke said that freight costs negatively impacted its earnings this quarter.
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The 'Frozen' hit has negatively affected her life in one way.
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Connor somehow even managed to negatively bring Beyoncé into the discussion.
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They have also agreed to not speak negatively about each other.
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Oil stocks reacted negatively, with the sector closing 1 percent lower.
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But rather than react negatively, Lymus used the opportunity to educate.
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Hospitals will certainly be negatively impacted if the subsidies are eliminated.
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Lower income from mobile termination rate also negatively impacted its revenue.
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Heritage Action said it would negatively score votes for the package.
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Trump also went on to speak negatively about four other women.
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We know that loneliness can negatively impact physical and mental health.
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" "I think a lot of Republicans react very negatively to that.
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Certainly, Turkey is likely to react negatively, even harshly, at first.
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Surveillance has been revealed in studies to negatively impact intrinsic motivation.
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"We told them it would negatively impact our image," he said.
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Although toxic bosses can impact you negatively, they aren't inherently stressful.
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Yes, it may be negatively reviewed, but the skepticism is there.
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Yet only 24% saw it as negatively affecting their own businesses.
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In the new poll, 2628 percent of Latinas viewed Trump negatively.
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If someone's "shook," they're affected by something, usually negatively and emotionally.
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The first evidence is emerging that vaping may negatively impact fertility
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Or might people become negatively affected by feeling useless or bored?
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Fitch would view a sustained increase in CNHI Capital's leverage negatively.
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Would they clock me as a trans woman and react negatively?
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Exhaustion and lots of stress can negatively influence the end result.
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I've written before about why some people react negatively toward veganism.
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On social media, many have reacted negatively to the sign's message.
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In what ways do you think it negatively affects your life?
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I would love to dismantle the hierarchies that negatively impact lives.
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Trump can share about herself without it being dissected — often negatively.
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It definitely has negatively affected the Japanese racing industry in 2018.
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But research is clear that teacher churn negatively impacts academic achievement.
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"It reflects negatively on the work of the government," he said.
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The increase of tariffs on trade doesn't really impact us negatively.
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This inequity negatively impacts millions of business owners and their employees.
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Does it negatively affect your performance in and out of school?
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We might consider blocking other things that negatively affect American businesses.
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Deterioration in AIAGL's credit profile could negatively affect AIA Thailand's rating.
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Trucking groups have said the prohibition would negatively affect drivers' wages.
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The for-profits were impacted negatively in the Obama administration certainly.
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Equity markets initially reacted negatively, but pared losses to trade flat.
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It's the only designation that doesn't negatively impact a veteran's benefits.
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Those minor criticisms couldn't have affected me so negatively, could they?
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In a March CNN/ORC poll, 73% of women viewed him negatively.
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Both companies' earnings will probably be negatively affected by the strong dollar.
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Having to pay off student loans can influence early career decisions negatively.
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But the happy humpback pup doesn't let the attention negatively affect her.
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Very emotional, especially negatively toned dreams are better recalled than "mundane" dreams.
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All of these can negatively affect your body's natural falling-asleep processes.
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Further deterioration in the operating environment could also negatively affect the ratings.
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Poorer health outcomes then negatively impact the economic prospects of black Americans.
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Markets have reacted negatively multiple times to developments in the tariff talks.
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More and more, we're learning that technology can negatively affect our health.
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To me, it showed how negatively she felt about Conway's original comment.
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And I think that's going to negatively affect them and their company.
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The point: to ensure laws and regulation would not negatively impact innovation.
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I don't like the way that people talk about it so negatively.
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We take careful measure to ensure our brand is not impacted negatively.
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Zookeepers were concerned that having another baby might negatively impact April's health.
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Perhaps most negatively, screen time causes a disconnect between parents and children.
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A law, negatively affecting millions of people, written in a lunch meeting.
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Some followers thought it appropriate to comment negatively on the actress's body.
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No one is negatively affected, because the passengers willingly took the deal.
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"I never wanted to negatively speak about Apollo," Parks exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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The Yahoo acquisition is widely believed to have negatively impacted Tumblr overall.
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We learned in December that the two texted negatively about Democrats, too.
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Further weakening of HNB's liquidity position could also negatively affect its rating.
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We're all being negatively affected by this and perpetuating the problem, too.
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Fifty two consider Trump negatively, while 57 percent see Clinton that way.
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Nordstrom has been negatively impacted by heavy discounting and unseasonably warm weather.
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The opposite electrode holds negatively charged ions and is called the anode.
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How does its entry negatively affect anything or further deny human rights?
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Back then, 85033 percent of all voters said they viewed Mueller negatively.
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Meanwhile, automakers were the only sector to close negatively, down 0.3 percent.
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Women continue to be disproportionately negatively affected by conflict in their countries.
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Meanwhile, about 50 percent of Americans say that they view socialism negatively.
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In 2019, as in 2012, criticism has failed to negatively affect sales.
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There may be cases where active forest management negatively impacts endangered species.
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Although radiation also negatively impacts astronauts, that was not a concern here.
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Trump is viewed positively by 21625 percent and negatively by 2900 percent.
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However, anyone responding negatively to the singer was simply shut down. B.o.
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And marchers believe the Trump administration's policies will negatively impact the environment.
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" He apologized for "negatively impacting the perception of Oculus and its partners.
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We do not want employees to be negatively impacted by this agreement.
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Financial markets would presumably react negatively to the potential for political instability.
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Whether this case ends positively or negatively, we're going to be fighting.
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Here are comments reacting negatively to Saldana playing the role of Nina.
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All of which could negatively impact production yields and cash flow generation.
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And by the way, they may therefore vote negatively toward the country.
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The European currency will not be negatively affected by Germany's political turmoil.
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That is likely to negatively impact growth in emerging markets, he said.
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Spending long periods of time stuck in traffic negatively impacts mental health.
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The actions of the President can most definitely negatively influence emergency management.
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At first, he said, residents reacted negatively, but the animosity has dissipated.
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Overall, regulations will negatively impact shippers, consumers, workers, taxpayers, and the environment.
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She was told it would negatively impact her performance and financial opportunities.
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The end of the program would also negatively affect Cuba's bottom line.
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PayPal warned Thursday that the coronavirus will negatively impact its revenue forecast.
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That could negatively affect economic growth in the fourth quarter, analysts said.
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Does each president seem to enjoy the press or view it negatively?
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Thirty-six percent approve of Johnson, and 28500 percent rate him negatively.
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What's more important is the people who see him negatively, he added.
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Other studies have found that extended screen time can negatively affect sleep.
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We witnessed this with previous sanctions that negatively impacted Visa and MasterCard.
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The Great Recession also directly — and negatively — affected millennials' earnings, HireAHelper found.
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This becomes important as pornography may negatively affect sexual performance over time.
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I don't accept the premise that it will mitigate negatively against women.
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Several justices have spoken negatively of the press in opinions or speeches.
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Now, it's the opposite: Six of 2000 Mexicans view the U.S. negatively.
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The shutdown is also negatively impacting law enforcement and national security agencies.
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Instead, Germany defined its national identity negatively, by what it was not.
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Ambiguity, especially in text messages and online, tends to be perceived negatively.
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Video has actually, if you think about it, never been negatively impacted.
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Style allows us to link ourselves, even if negatively, to other beings.
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But that public announcement could negatively affect the state's case as well.
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It still shocks me when people react so negatively to my stealing.
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Climate change, the report emphasizes, will negatively impact agriculture, fisheries, tourism, power supplies, infrastructure and trade; it estimates the U.S. economy will be negatively impacted by $500 billion every year, more than twice the impact of the Great Recession.
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Transporting bees to pollinate crops appears to negatively affect their health and lifespan.
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Russians at all levels, but especially the elites, react very negatively to demonization.
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Fiat, Chrysler, Dodge and Alfa Romeo are all valued negatively by Morgan Stanley.
|
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"The media industry can positively or negatively influence imitation suicides," the study said.
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"Pretty much everything that can be written negatively has been written," Cramer said.
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Both have their concerns that unresolved childhood anxieties might negatively affect Pius's papacy.
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It's meaningful interaction even if it's coming from a negatively emotionally charged place.
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"No one will be negatively impacted by A.I.R.'s error," Mr. Tompkins said.
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Among those negatively affected by the dispute are basic materials companies, he added.
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Size is negatively correlated with outperformance; this is an immutable law of finance.
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None of [Biden's] votes would have negatively impacted the Berkeley School Busing Program.
|
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Carbonate is negatively charged and can bond with positively charged metals like manganese.
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However, higher-than-expected shareholder returns or M&A could negatively affect ratings.
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Tatum, 39, explained how his life online had been negatively affecting his creativity.
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The hippocampus is negatively impacted by heavy drinking as well as vascular dementia.
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So, chemistry lesson: Atoms are positively charged nuclei surrounded by negatively charged electrons.
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The tariffs will negatively affect the auto industry which has already been struggling.
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In a recent interview with The Independent, he spoke negatively about the experience.
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Palestinians wary of US ambassador Palestinians reacted negatively to the announcement of Friedman.
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Strong government finances and changes in capital regulations have also negatively affected liquidity.
|
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That movement can negatively impact both Bitcoin and the altcoins that are traded.
|
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In one study, nearly half of all participants already felt negatively towards vegetarians.
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In short, there's a bevy of issues that negatively impact the LGBTQ community.
|
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Barr claimed on Wednesday that her recent firing has negatively affected her health.
|
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Could, for example, social media use affect self-worth, either positively or negatively?
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I'm nostalgic and upset about something that hasn't even been negatively impacted yet.
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As the yield curve flattens, the banks' net interest margins are negatively impacted.
|
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Vote thumbs down, even though you don't really feel negatively about the show?
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The retailer has been negatively impacted by heavy discounting and unseasonably warm weather.
|
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Changes in BAM's shareholding structure would be likely to negatively affect the rating.
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Another example of how this negatively affects Iranian users is Google's Authenticator app.
|
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Environmental groups reacted negatively to the limited details provided by the public summary.
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An inability to successfully manage increased regulatory requirements would also be viewed negatively.
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Varo said global trade disputes had negatively affected other European initial public offerings.
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"I know some people would talk negatively about [compulsive gamers]," Patrick told me.
|
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Twice as many independents view him positively than negatively, 60 to 28 percent.
|
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Thirty-two percent view Cruz favorably, against 55 percent who view him negatively.
|
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"The shooting changed both of our lives — dramatically, negatively and permanently," Kelly said.
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Changes in BAM's shareholding structure would be likely to negatively affect its ratings.
|
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Harvard says US officials' crackdown on international students is negatively affecting the university
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Late payments impact your credit scores the most negatively when they first occur.
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It said the crisis may also negatively affect business and foreign investor sentiment.
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This can quickly eat into their savings and negatively affect other financial goals.
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My sensitive gums also don't react negatively when I brush with this toothpaste.
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"I feel like the people who commented negatively weren't my followers," Lambert said.
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Nonetheless, the issue highlights weakness within its internal controls, which Fitch views negatively.
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The lack of context negatively impacts my dependence on the stand-up reminders.
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Even if I am judged [negatively because of that], it's like, Okay, bye.
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And its ruling has the power to negatively impact women across the country.
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We also understand that this action will negatively impact those ten disenrolled students.
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Susan Davis (D-Calif.) said those steps could negatively affect the military's readiness.
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He read every book I wrote and commented on each, positively and negatively.
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Over half of employees say their job is negatively affecting their mental health.
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Do you think the use of GPS trackers might negatively impact child development?
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As we fragment our attention, fatigue and stress increases, which negatively affects performance.
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"All this negatively influences investments, which would be delayed or cancelled," VDMA said.
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"The proposal would dramatically negatively affect the commonwealth of Massachusetts," Mr. Baker said.
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After this, my body becomes negatively buoyant and freefalls towards the ocean floor.
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Other Gulf markets also reacted negatively to the attacks, with Kuwait's premier index .
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Read under dim light at night instead, since it won't negatively affect sleep.
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Scientists of that era reacted negatively, partly because of the emphasis on females.
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Low interest rates negatively affected the division's net interest income, down 4% yoy.
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It negatively impacts a majority of survivors, costing them approximately $12,000 per year.
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Here we are today and we are still looking at black women negatively.
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As a result, it can negatively affect both their work and personal lives.
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Some people may frame this instinct negatively, as showboating or preening or overstepping.
|
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It also said that Hurricane Harvey negatively impacted its fiscal first-quarter results.
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FedEx also said that Hurricane Harvey negatively impacted its fiscal first-quarter results.
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Many people will be negatively affected if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.
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"Over time, it can negatively impact the caregiver's own future retirement," she said.
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It said the ruling would negatively impact Dutch foreign policy and international cooperation.
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The thinking: not getting enough likes can negatively impact some users' self-esteem.
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"Anything over 40 percent is going to negatively impact your score," Gonzalez said.
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Deals also often unravel if CFIUS is seen as likely to rule negatively.
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The most important thing for us is that neither restaurant was negatively affected.
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Artificial stoma is a membrane that allows the exchange of negatively charged ions.
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It should be noted that some Christians negatively valued thoughts from nonreligious strangers.
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He added that this would negatively affect the country's appeal for foreign scholars.
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And you express concern that this might "negatively impact" you and your children.
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Many have also been negatively impacted by the US trade war with China.
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The exchange, however, negatively affected public perception of the office, the report found.
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Automation has negatively impacted jobs, and nothing seems likely to stop that momentum.
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If I were to think negatively, I would be ruining my own life.
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"The only group viewed more negatively than vegans were drug addicts," Ball added.
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Facebook has pushed back on the assertion that social media negatively affects society.
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Obama was viewed positively by 66 percent and negatively by 25 percent, according to a July 2010 Gallup poll, while Laura Bush was viewed positively by 67 percent and negatively by 8 percent, according to a May 2002 CNN/Time poll.
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It probably makes sense if something is responsible for a public good, and could potentially negatively affect elections or something like that, that there probably should be some regulatory oversight to ensure that we're not negatively affecting the democratic process.
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The stigma surrounding these illnesses creates needless suffering and negatively impacts quality of life.
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Sometimes the stock responds negatively to positive news, but then turns right back up.
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"We found that self-presentation was negatively related to using sad emojis," said Kaye.
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High frequency trading on Fed-speak is known to rock the markets, usually negatively.
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The US-China spat will likely negatively affect global markets for a long time.
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I think he needs to learn how to use it positively instead of negatively.
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The numerous one-star reviews have negatively affected the company's share prices, in fact.
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Stress can be immobilizing, and it can negatively affect many aspects of our lives.
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It can garner unwanted press, and negatively impact how audiences relate to a film.
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China's impending population decline is likely to negatively affect certain businesses, the report said.
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Do you agree with her that it has been negatively affecting your love life?
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As Vox's Alex Ward pointed out, North Korea experts reacted negatively to Bolton's assertions.
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He also tweeted negatively about Democratic presidential rival Joe Biden, a former vice president.
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Such tattoos are positively associated with low-level offences, but negatively associated with homicide.
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That agreement included a non-disclosure clause pertaining to speaking negatively of the company.
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Further, the results of third party research indicated that Mr. Steines was perceived negatively.
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"This incident will affect negatively on Vietnam's labor, exports and state budget," he said.
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Already, Dodd-Frank has negatively impacted and restricted what Americans can and cannot do.
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Since electrons are negatively charged, ejecting them in this way keeps the tether positive.
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China's buying of top global talent could negatively impact soccer's influential Europe-based leagues.
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The government was passing a law, which was going to negatively impact net-neutrality.
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Nevertheless, the pressure on governments and subdued economic growth negatively affect banks' credit profiles.
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Scientists often label fear as an emotional state negatively triggered by a present threat.
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You&aposre right, Chris, there was an overreach there and the public reacted negatively.
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How he saw the field and all that, I didn't see anything there negatively.
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Monday's results additionally found that 46 percent view Trump negatively ahead of his Jan.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Changes in the shareholding structure are likely to negatively affect BAM's ratings.
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Both Trump and Clinton are viewed negatively by a majority of voters in Colorado.
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"So when that information is not shared in public" it can negatively impact investment.
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And investors reacted negatively to the announcement — pushing Tencent's shares down more than 3%.
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They do not think that Arab audiences will react negatively to the name itself.
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I have seen how the ACA has negatively impacted franchise businesses in recent years.
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So to what extent antibiotics are negatively affecting the microbiome is an open question.
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Studies have shown that looking at devices before bed can negatively impact your sleep.
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This carries heightened execution risk and may negatively affect the bank's profitability and capitalisation.
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Once you suspected Tales' absence would negatively affect the city, what did you do?
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Facial recognition technologies, used in the identification of suspects, negatively affects people of color.
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What would happen if somebody used it for the opposite— to negatively impact people?
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Both candidates are viewed negatively by a majority of voters, according to the poll.
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This will allow drivers to decline the next request without negatively affecting their rating.
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To the extent that they were not, enrollment and compliance could be negatively affected.
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Negatively, the VRs reflect the banks' limited and fairly concentrated franchises and balance sheets.
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TV that Smollett's account, if proven false, could negatively impact victims of hate crimes.
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Chinese internet users had reacted negatively to initial reports of the ban in January.
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Utilities was the only sector to close negatively, ending the day down 0.74 percent.
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Warren maintains her plan would not negatively impact the actual delivery of medical care.
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Potentially meaning that Berkshire Hathaway's investment could be negatively affected by the new rules.
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Stress affects teachers' physical health, compromises teaching performance and negatively impacts student well-being.
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He adds that the practice has the potential to negatively impact organizations' bottom lines.
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Your chairman has said that this will affect the reputation of the bank negatively.
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It said foreign exchange effects had impacted operating profit negatively by 10 million francs.
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Their creativity is negatively impacted and it becomes extraordinarily difficult to generate new ideas.
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There's another proposed HHS regulation that advocates worry would negatively affect the LGBT community.
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Weak investments have negatively impacted the world economy, particularly in the U.S., Menon said.
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Additionally, consider how deadlines and imposed goals undermine intrinsic motivation and negatively effect performance.
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Geopolitical tension and security threats could negatively affect the economic outlook and investor sentiment.
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Democrats are increasingly bullish that Trump will negatively impact down-ballot Republican congressional candidates.
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The trees could lead to dangerous conditions for boaters and could negatively affect wildlife.
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SEE program enrollees aren't the only low-income seniors negatively affected by the shutdown.
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Young people in China are sometimes portrayed quite negatively, both in China and abroad.
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Its franchising model helped it expand rapidly, but it has negatively impacted franchise owners.
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If you have a stressful job, your career can negatively impact your mental health.
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This transition negatively impacted revenues and cash flow over the last couple of years.
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Officials warned of the dangers of triggering market moves that could negatively influence inflation.
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Increasing trade has helped growth in emerging markets and this could be negatively affected.
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What you post online could negatively impact your company's reputation and therefore your review.
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Herbicides pose health risks for humans and negatively affect the biodiversity of nearby environments.
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And if there are sanctions on Russia that are negatively hitting ExxonMobil's bottom line?
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Instead, what they hear is that word used negatively: With Sanders, huge is bad.
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If the text isn't revised, it will negatively affect those who enjoy dining out.
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Because the beachfront towns (which rely on tourism) were negatively impacted by the attacks.
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"The growing tariff wars have the potential to negatively impact economic growth," Hooper said.
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"Beyond this point, earning more money relative to one's spouse negatively affects men's health."
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This discrimination affects doctors emotionally as well as negatively affects their careers and relationships.
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Lost or abandoned fishing nets, called ghostnets, negatively impact marine habitats and the economy.
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Among all adults, the top tier candidates are generally viewed more positively than negatively.
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Markets worldwide have reacted negatively, forcing finance officials and central banks to take action.
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Trump voters are now much more likely to say they view the N.F.L. negatively.
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In movies, such expressions of fury are often portrayed negatively, as hysterical, vengeful, sinister.
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Let me stress here again: none of these steps would negatively impact Israel's security.
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Then all of a sudden, I'm negatively buoyant and I can't get back up.
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"Chinese leaders care very little whether Trump is seen negatively outside China," he said.
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Lead exposure can negatively impact a child's ability to concentrate and learn for years.
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I honestly think the weather has affected everyone negatively in one way or another.
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They dream of investment properties:Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, one study,Renovated and negatively geared.
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"The problem I have with this is every industry is negatively impacted," Moore said.
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The move, which will free up hospital beds, could also negatively impact profit margins.
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If I'm not taking care of myself, it negatively affects my work and relationships.
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This will decrease (but not eliminate) the light that negatively affects sleep-wake cycles.
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It is not clear if adult Dungeness crabs are negatively affected by the acidification.
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In turn, the "gaudiness" Gucci was once negatively associated with has become its signature.
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This would be impacted negatively if he clamps down on outsourcing and free trade.
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Clinton is viewed negatively by 6900 percent of voters and Trump by 2628 percent.
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Moreover, a trade war could stall economic growth and negatively affect the stock market.
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UBS identified 34 companies that it sees as the most negatively impacted by tariffs.
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We expect that the cyber-attack will impact results negatively by USD 200-300m.
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Democrats, like Republicans, appreciate this whenever they portray their opponents as negatively as possible.
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Gref cautioned that the coronavirus outbreaks around the world could negatively affect the bank.
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We found that our initial versions of a ranking model contributed negatively to health.
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Poignonnec also acknowledged the company's 2020 revenues could be negatively impacted by the coronavirus.
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Al Aqeedi told me the US therefore won't react too negatively to this demonstration.
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Choshen-Hillel believes its because people judge others negatively when they report extreme outcomes.
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This could negatively impact the economy just as the asset purchases helped the economy.
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I'm looking at how I was influenced by those experiences, both positively and negatively.
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Rising interest rates and tax reform are predicted to negatively impact the company further.
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Because the index tends to be negatively correlated to the stock market, said Weiss.
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These policies can negatively affect how citizens engage with each other across the country.
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If you feel that negatively about the government, you shouldn't be on the case.
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Why do so many workers feel negatively about attending meetings, across industries and demographics?
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Part of this is due to the perceived negatively that surrounds a dysphonic voice.
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This bill would negatively impact the people of my state in a severe way.
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Most importantly, says Varelas, do not speak negatively about your previous place of employment.
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In terms of sheer volume, no show was more shouted about, positively or negatively.
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Long-term use can negatively impact memory and brain development, particularly in younger users.
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Earnings were hit after the acquisition of Al Noor negatively affected its operating profit.
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When I was riding I was thinking negatively and that was effecting my training.
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If you think the bill will negatively impact you, figure out your next steps.
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Water molecules are positively charged at one end and negatively charged at the other.
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Ma said trade tensions would likely impact Chinese and foreign companies immediately and negatively.
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The defense and coal industries are considerably worse, with a dollar in savings valued negatively.
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"Barrandov has been negatively affected by insensitive construction during the Communist era," Mr. Zizka said.
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Sheikh Mohammed said the crisis was negatively affecting security coordination across the entire Gulf region.
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Tori Spelling is responding to Internet trolls who spoke negatively about four of her children.
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Redlitz also thinks it's unlikely that anything Trump does will negatively impact The Last Mile.
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Do you think the vinyl resurgence is negatively affecting music distribution from the top down?
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A low sperm count can negatively impact a man's ability to get a partner pregnant.
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She also said allowing exemptions for illegal marijuana use and possession would negatively impact society.
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Movements in the dollar as well as the Chinese yuan affected earnings negatively, Hexagon said.
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The furniture retailer said revenue was negatively impacted this past quarter by tariff-related delays.
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Contraction in the industry, particularly in North America, has negatively impacted companies such as Praxair.
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Best Buy typically loses more than 3 percent, trading negatively 75 percent of the time.
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And I would definitely be aware of speaking too negatively of the client or customer.
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AIR CANADA - SAYS "GEOPOLITICAL SITUATION" NEGATIVELY IMPACTING TRAVEL BETWEEN CANADA AND CHINA -EXEC, CONF CALL
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The company said net price declines in the United States could also negatively impact sales.
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Parker said the virus has also negatively affected the movement of goods to Chinese ports.
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Like Ashley Judd, she said she believed her rebuffing his advanced negatively affected her career.
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North Carolina and Mississippi have introduced laws that negatively affect people in the LGBT community.
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And various studies found that less restrictive standards on donations don't negatively impact blood supplies.
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It was never meant to linger on the toxic relationship that negatively impacted her life.
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But ultimately, it remains to be seen whether landlords react negatively to Recharge, he admits.
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Intriguingly, husbands' openness was negatively correlated with satisfaction, while for wives it was the opposite.
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Skeptics argue that Domino's aggressive expansion leads to cannibalization, negatively impacting same-store sales growth.
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The ECB is certainly aware that these developments could negatively affect business and consumer confidence.
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Both said they believed their rebuff of his sexual advances had negatively impacted their careers.
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Unless these superstitions negatively affect how doctors and nurses do their jobs, they're pretty harmless.
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"IPO activity leads and is negatively correlated to market returns" with a value of -0.3.
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Negatively, the bank's pro forma CRE concentration will continue to constrain FMBI's rating over time.
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Remembering that they were viewed every bit as negatively as you are viewing others today.
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Despite the results, Viard said it won't inspire a series of similarly negatively-worded advertisements.
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Luckily, they say, the lost $100,000 didn't kill the company or negatively impact their backers.
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Gap's sales were negatively impacted by an August fire at its Fishkill, N.Y., distribution center.
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Will the weird stuff I like on other people's social media reflect negatively on me?
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Dotson doesn't believe climate change would negatively impact the fishing industry on the Louisiana coast.
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A new study suggests that radiation from smartphones is negatively impacting the memories of adolescents.
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Government interference in the banking system could also negatively influence foreign shareholder support if required.
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Other contestants reacted negatively, telling Varner that was personal and he shouldn't have said it.
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G-Sync displays require the GPU always be on, which can negatively impact battery life.
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The company said this massively, and negatively, affected its user base and app store rankings.
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More negatively, it suggests that a bad workplace is often sustained through a vicious cycle.
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The tax reform law and Obamacare are both viewed more positively than negatively by voters.
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Negatively, Fitch expects revenue contraction in the residential and government segments to continue in 2017.
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Fitch expects Ukraine's economy to contract 10% in 2015, negatively affecting the city's fiscal capacity.
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Some bad luck, like rain or a few cloudy days, can negatively impact the harvest.
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Its operating profit for the second-quarter was negatively impacted by China import duty changes.
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"Current market conditions will negatively impact the company's profitability and credit risk exposure," it said.
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They absorb negatively charged electrons from the anode portion of the battery that produces energy.
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Methylmercury negatively impacts brain development, and the researchers said the effects could persist for generations.
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Still, it's a remarkable sign of just how negatively Trump is viewed in the world.
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I think some women worry they'll be judged negatively for wanting to read about murderers.
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But then I realized those property flipping, negatively geared millionaires aren't haunted by these thoughts.
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Women both in the U.S. and abroad have already been negatively affected by Trump's presidency.
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Desalination plants harm wildlife, are energy inefficient, produce excessive wastewater, and negatively impact water quality.
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Are you a DC-area federal worker who has been negatively impacted by the shutdown?
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Recent polls indicate a majority of voters view Clinton negatively and regard her as untrustworthy.
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The perception that performing a vaginal delivery will negatively impact subsequent sex is pretty common.
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Nervous about how these disruptions will negatively impact the economy and even cost human life?
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It's bizarre, because usually people don't care enough about poetry to negatively comment on it.
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Google says revenues were negatively impacted by tax regulation that went into affect last month.
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When milk production is reduced, the economies of the entire dairy infrastructure are negatively impacted.
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Trump fares even worse, however, with 59 percent viewing him negatively and 38 percent favorably.
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Meanwhile, Morrisey is viewed positively by 30 percent of voters and negatively by 36 percent.
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Likewise, you shouldn't accept money to talk negatively about a product or avoid it entirely.
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In fact, 66 percent of respondents believe they will be negatively affected by the law.
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The songs sound good, and nobody's high opinion of Tina Turner will be negatively affected.
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Kasich is viewed positively by 34 percent and negatively by 25 percent of Republican respondents.
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These actions could negatively impact common weapon system development between the United States and Turkey.
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Some worry that the involvement of key Argentine business leaders will negatively affect the economy.
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Do you worry that Trump can negatively affect that type of energy you're talking about?
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There are a lot of human behaviors that negatively affect our health and our lives.
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The firm says jobs could go if Bombardier is negatively impacted by Washington-imposed taxes.
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"The Last Face" would have been negatively received, no matter what section it appeared in.
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"This might negatively affect your social life and relationships with friends and family," Yildirim said.
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This massive migration would negatively affect Puerto Rico's ability to build back better and stronger.
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One-third of workers also said their current financial concerns are negatively affecting their lives.
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Other leaked emails have also shown Clinton campaign officials talking negatively about the Vermont senator.
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There's a "laughter drought" among working adults, and it could be negatively impacting job performance.
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DSW is among the companies saying its sales were negatively impacted by the quarter's hurricanes.
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Cuts to children's programs negatively impact the health and wellbeing of children today and tomorrow.
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Viacom said completion of a deal was "negatively impacted'' by the "highly public governance controversy.
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My food costs were cut down significantly without negatively impacting my health or happiness.6.
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Oftentimes, clients do not realize their decisions are being negatively affected by these six biases.
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"This will only affect negatively the purchasing power of citizens," economics professor Abderrahmane Aya said.
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Fifty-seven percent of Americans view him positively, compared with 27% who view him negatively.
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"Many people negatively affected by this policy are strong supporters of the US," said Musk.
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Tehran would also react very negatively to penalties for Iran's behavior outside the nuclear agreement.
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The company said Hurricane Irma negatively impacted its aftertax earnings by 8 cents per share.
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The change will negatively impact Pages whose links load more slowly, the company also notes.
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A further decline in commodity prices would negatively impact growth and exacerbate Ghana's twin deficits.
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Both candidates are viewed negatively by New Hampshire voters, but Trump has lower favorability ratings.
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TV's Buck Sexton on "Rising" when asked whether agents are perceived negatively by the public.
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The investigation also revealed FBI agents exchanging text messages negatively characterizing Trump before the election.
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Manafort maintained that the stacking up of charges could negatively influence a jury against him.
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"We know that when people have less sleep, they are negatively affected emotionally," says Barnes.
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"And you only see black people in the media portrayed so negatively," Salyer told me.
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It's very hard to imagine how the vote will not affect Britain negatively, Portes said.
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Both the city's rental and home-sales markets are being negatively impacted by the protests.
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Seventy-four percent of all voters reacted negatively to the video, according to the poll.
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This seems like low-hanging fruit given the other issues negatively impacting the bilateral relationship.
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"The dairy sector cannot be negatively impacted again by a new trade agreement," he said.
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Not doing so can negatively affect your immune system, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
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Changes to Facebook's algorithm have also negatively impacted digital news publishers, even the most successful.
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Slack said its revenue for the quarter was negatively impacted by $238.62 million of credits.
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TCRS said it did not take an active position, either positively or negatively, on Turkey.
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Community organizations and non-profits that normally rely on volunteers have also been impacted negatively.
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He worried that if people knew he was gay, it might negatively impact his career.
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But so far that hasn't happened, and regulators say it's negatively affecting their Obamacare marketplaces.
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He has also periodically taken medicine that can negatively impair his memory, concentration, and focus.
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JCDecaux also sees its operating margin negatively affected in 2020, despite saving measures being implemented.
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"Firefighters around the station that I talked to looked at it negatively," Mr. Brown said.
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But IRI cautions that the new rule could negatively affect the choices available to investors.
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The two banks' results were negatively affected by the recent tax bill enacted by Congress.
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U.S. Treasury yields are sliding, and that could negatively impact financial institutions, CNBC's said Monday.
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Burnout negatively impacts you and your work — so turn off those late night email notifications.
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Take note of how you use social media and whether it's negatively affecting your relationship.
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If people don&apost respond to your design, positively or negatively, then you&aposve failed.
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He is entirely fixated on whether a story reads positively or negatively for him. 33.
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Continuous lack of sleep can negatively impact your "ability to concentrate and focus," says Westwood.
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If you are young and healthy, remember the situation can change (positively or negatively) quickly.
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Now we are seeing it cannibalize our existing members and negatively impact our overall revenue.
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The expectation is that they "would negatively impact business confidence and business investment," she continued.
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More negatively, some claim it created organized crime as violence soared and mobsters enriched themselves.
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Almost half -- 48% -- see the FBI in a positive light while 20% regard it negatively.
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The subsidiaries' IDRs are negatively sensitive to changes in the parent's propensity to provide support.
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If this dispute gets more complicated and markets react negatively, then all bets are off.
|
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It's still up in the air whether these antitrust investigations will negatively impact Alphabet's stock.
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The impact of the political crisis negatively impacted growth in 1Q17 as the economy stagnated.
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Inaccuracies could negatively affect the required disclosure of those members' medical information, the memo said.
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" The letter claims that Drown's allegations are "defamatory and will negatively impact our clients' business.
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Improve performance The benefits were especially pronounced among children who felt negatively about their competence.
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That division has been negatively impacted by the decline in traditional retail and increased competition.
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Sarah discussed all of this in a livestream on YouTube, to which Onision negatively responded.
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Equity markets initially reacted negatively, but pared losses and were up slightly in afternoon trading.
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There is precedent for slowdowns failing to negatively affect crime — and sometimes even reducing it.
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Wall Street reacted negatively to Trump's original announcement, and manufacturers expressed worries over rising prices.
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"Bonds have been negatively correlated with the stock market, and that's very valuable," he said.
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Sixty-eight percent view Trump negatively, while 58 percent have an unfavorable opinion of Clinton.
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The Field Poll found that likely voters in California see both major-party candidates negatively.
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Why are some people concerned that automation technology will negatively affect jobs held by humans?
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The latest violence has led some Zimbabweans to compare Mr. Mnangagwa negatively to his predecessor.
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Its hard for everyone to not be negatively affected by this subject n some way.
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The Mexico City policy will definitely negatively affect healthcare availability for women in developing countries.
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We've seen partisanship color Republican evaluations of the FBI (negatively) and Russia and Putin (positively).
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In all four states, television commercials and campaign mailers were filled with mentions of Mr. Trump (positively and negatively) as well as of national Democratic leaders such as Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senator Bernie Sanders and the so-called Squad of freshman House Democrats (negatively).
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Yeah, I think there's probably ... It probably makes sense if something is responsible for a public good, and could potentially negatively affect elections or something like that, that there probably should be some regulatory oversight to ensure that we're not negatively affecting the democratic process.
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Meyer has apologized for speaking negatively about his ex-wife during Monday's Teen Mom OG finale.
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Trump's moniker for then-GOP rival Ted Cruz, "Lyin' Ted," helped define the Texas senator negatively.
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West's face shows he might have been feeling negatively toward blazers back on March 9, 2015.
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Even if it contributes negatively to the sum total of working flamethrowers existing in the world.
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Giudice said she believes her "being in the public eye" has negatively impacted her husband's case.
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Remember, if you interact, even negatively, you are showing online content creators you are paying attention.
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If TBLA's cash flows remain volatile, its financial metrics and credit profile would be negatively affected.
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The furniture retailer said its revenue was negatively impacted this past quarter by tariff-related delays.
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"This president can impact stocks like no other in history, both positively and negatively," Cramer said.
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Thus, a later issuer default timing was tested, which negatively impact the asset/liability matching profile.
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According to AB Bernstein, so-called crowded stocks tend to react very negatively to bad results.
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Name something about Meghan and the tabloids have found some way to negatively comment on it.
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Oil spill can negatively affect fishing and tourism, and states just don't want to risk it.
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"We've given a lot of testimony to show how this would affect women negatively," she said.
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Shea did not want that to happen — she worried that it could negatively affect her credit.
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I needed to make sure that it wasn't going to affect me or my race negatively.
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It reacted negatively to Tuesday's rate cut decision, but held above the troughs reached in September.
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If this trend continues, final corn output for the season is likely to be negatively impacted.
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Still, not all Chinese consumers viewed negatively the potential higher duties on U.S. fruit and nuts.
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Typically foreign investors buy un-hedged equities since share prices are usually negatively correlated to currencies.
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It is fair to surmise this measure will most negatively affect older academy members, especially women.
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Zandi added that a less aggressive economic plan would still negatively alter the current economy's state.
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Failure to execute its business plans appropriately and successfully could negatively impact the company's financial stability.
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Separating families in detention could negatively affect their immigration cases and also inflicts trauma, Obser said.
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GM rejected the proposal and rating agencies say it would negatively affect the company's credit rating.
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But, both outcomes of the U.S. election have the potential to negatively impact the world economy.
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Islamic State propaganda regularly portrays the Brotherhood negatively and its statements have called Mursi an apostate.
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I can easily remember my most horrible boss, and how much he negatively impacted my life.
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In postpaid, the results remain positive, but prepaid lines disconnections still negatively affect total net adds.
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People are still showing up for their appointments, she says, and business hasn't been negatively impacted.
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That is the issue, this is a big deal and it is going to reflect negatively.
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Fans on Instagram began negatively commenting on the post, explaining that Cuoco was disrespecting the flag.
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Profit was negatively impacted by a litigation settlement cost to Intellectual Ventures of 400 million crowns.
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It's more beneficial to your career to address when pessimism, or speaking negatively, is actually needed.
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Gap's sales were negatively impacted by an August fire at its Fishkill, New York distribution center.
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Trump began talking negatively about Cummings and Baltimore in a series of tweets on July 212.7.
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Clinton's comments, however, have not negatively affected her campaign—in fact, the opposite may be true.
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The data processing was presumably fully automatic, and likely negatively impacted at least the car's passenger.
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Hospitals can be a miserable place for many patients, especially if their mobility is negatively impacted.
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And there's evidence that mental health in the city has been negatively impacted by the protests.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Mastellone's ratings would be negatively impacted by a downgrade of Argentina's country ceiling rating.
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The reasons these students drop out are complex, but society tends to perceive these individuals negatively.
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"Most kids aren't posting dramatically controversial stuff, but it can still negatively affect them," Ambron said.
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In equities, Tricumen predicted a decline in securities lending which will negatively impact prime services revenues.
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Cornyn told reporters he's not worried that the Comey fallout will negatively affect the GOP agenda.
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Thirty-seven percent see Clinton positively, while 53 percent view the former secretary of State negatively.
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Trump fares even worse, with 28 percent of voters viewing him positively and 61 percent negatively.
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The stock reacted negatively to the company's weak first-quarter earnings per share and revenue guidance.
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Critics of the VAT say it's a hidden tax that can negatively impact lower-income people.
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And whatever you do, she adds, avoid red; it's been shown to negatively affect analytical performance.
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There's a growing body of evidence that rape and sexual abuse negatively impact physical health, too.
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Awareness about how investments can affect environmental and social issues - both positively and negatively - is growing.
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And Schumer held an event with individuals he argued had been negatively affected by Trump's nominee.
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Millennials should see where they can cut back without it negatively impacting their quality of life.
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For Indiegogo, Needel says, "We haven't had any issue with the community reacting negatively" so far.
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Volkswagen AG and other automakers had similarly said the tax cut expiring could negatively affect sales.
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Evidence so far indicates that at least some shellfish species are likely to be negatively affected.
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It's been proven that experiencing racism can negatively affect mental health as well as increase stress.
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All the good his steady jumper provides is negatively outweighed by sluggish movement on both ends.
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Bridges are in disrepair, risking the lives of travelers and negatively impacting the flow of commerce.
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"Businesses frequently reported that the regulatory environment is negatively affecting their investment plans," the report said.
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Basu, the EIU analyst, said economic liberalization in the North could also negatively affect the South.
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But even if you manage to "push through it," gym anxiety can still negatively affect you.
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"The investigation will negatively affect her ability to improve her image among independent voters," Labaqui said.
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The stock market could react negatively if the move higher in Treasury yields is too swift.
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Justin Fairfax is viewed much, much more negatively as he faces sexual assault and rape allegations.
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He has argued that Johnson's Brexit agreement would hurt the economy and negatively impact workers' rights.
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While I am not a smoker, I am concerned that this might negatively affect resale value.
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Clearly, President Trump's name negatively impacts the view that self-identified liberals have of the plan.
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Perhaps as a result, over half of Americans say work has negatively impacted their mental health.
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Ministers argued that elements of the reform could negatively impact international trade and the financial sector.
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The rise in fuel values could negatively affect parent JAL's performance in 2017/18, he said.
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More people view the National Rifle Association (NRA) negatively than positively, according to a new poll.
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"We're reacting negatively to a negative report," said Jack Scoville, analyst with the Price Futures Group.
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Bonnesen dismissed fears that Swedbank would be negatively affected by slumping prices in Sweden's housing market.
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Ergo, "this negatively impacts customer satisfaction, and slows Azure adoption and therefore customer spending," Gartner says.
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"So for my clientele, I haven't seen anything that would affect them negatively," Ms. Parsick said.
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He told The Hill that Google had been slanting search results to reflect negatively on him.
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The currency market reacted negatively to the appointments in the minutes after the lineup was unveiled.
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Still, LATAM's results were negatively affected by a financial crisis in Argentina that keeps dragging on.
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This strategy will negatively impact your retirement in terms of what you are able to afford.
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Progressives have distanced themselves from a working class negatively impacted by globalization and unfair trade practices.
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He said that making demands or giving ultimatums can come across negatively during the negotiating process.
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Management turnover at Intel will not negatively impact the company's business momentum, according to Credit Suisse.
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The move could negatively affect enrollment, given that many people wait until close to the Jan.
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Tongaat also produces starch, which it said was negatively impacted by higher drought-related maize costs.
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Such activity could negatively impact a value of an MBS by potentially reducing its expected yield.
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Others responded negatively, like the 20113 percent who said they became more secretive about their errors.
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What that means is the growth rate of the industry is going to be negatively impacted.
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"There've been very few women in the space that have responded negatively to me," she says.
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In fact, the supply of bitcoin would be unaffected and the price could be negatively impacted.
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Bevan also found that those who know who unfriended them were more likely to react negatively.
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The hurricane could negatively impact labor market, housing, retail sales and industrial production data for September.
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EVANS: SO YOU FEEL AS -- THAT THE FAST CASUAL IS AS NEGATIVELY POSITIONED AS FAST FOOD?
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"The economy could react negatively if we do not succeed in passing pension reform," he said.
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In addition, his bad decisions have negatively affected the company, its finances and its employee morale.
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CNN: How have humans negatively affected the health and habitat of seals and other marine mammals?
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Towards the end though, I was much better at just accepting this impulse without reacting negatively.
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The AP's survey also reveals just how negatively those young — and upcoming — voters view the president.
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A mirror image emerges in which each party sees the other one negatively and itself positively.
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Sixty-three percent of Republicans responded negatively to this scenario, and only 27 percent responded positively.
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Both wished they had stuck with it, but note that their childhoods affected the relationship negatively.
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And Silvera points out that research that uncovers how cannabis effects us negatively isn't exactly negative.
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Mr. Trump could possibly influence the growth path on his own this year, positively or negatively.
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Climate change has already negatively affected the color and taste of maple syrup in New York.
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"So for my clientele, I haven't seen anything that would affect them negatively," Ms. Parsick said.
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Otherwise, you may owe fees and extra interest, and your credit score could be negatively impacted.
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It was the first time in the poll's history that more voters viewed the NRA negatively.
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So if the estate tax is so great, why do Americans feel so negatively about it?
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And parents should be prepared for adolescents to react very negatively, regardless of what is found.
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"Dim light seems to negatively impact the level at which people push themselves," Ms. Lorring said.
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But the article notes that housekeepers themselves could potentially be negatively affected by programs like this.
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Federal Reserve data also shows that the Durbin amendment's price cap negatively impacted small financial institutions.
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He said that he warned Zelensky that Rudy Giuliani was negatively influencing Trump's view of Ukraine.
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Slowly, things between the pair started to progress for the worst and negatively affect Benoist's career.
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Efforts to draft a bill that costs less money, without negatively affecting coverage, have proven that.
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Bloomberg is viewed positively by 42 percent of Democrats, against 21625 percent who view him negatively.
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Chen expects the most negatively impacted retailers to include those that sell apparel and discretionary items.
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So it makes life easier for outsiders to deal with China and wouldn't negatively affect China.
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If he's wealthy, the production in his company has weakened and he has been affected negatively.
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Who the freeze effects most negatively are those candidates trying to push into that top tier.
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As doctors, we've seen firsthand how this can negatively impact patients who require more individualized care.
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As it did with the new sanctions from the U.S., Beijing reacted negatively to Japan's announcement.
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He said that the company's consumer business would also be "negatively affected" in the fourth quarter.
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This was received negatively by some miners because it would lead to less fees for them.
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At the time, 2628 percent of Republicans viewed him positively and only 28503 percent did negatively.
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Increased use of renewable energy has also negatively affected power plants that run on fossil fuels.
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Alongkorn told Reuters the government would not do anything that would negatively affect Thailand's IUU status.
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The company also said its loss of a large customer, presumably Amazon, had negatively affected results.
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When asked if his political outreach could negatively impact his career, he laughed and said no.
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This was received negatively by some miners because it would lead to fewer fees for them.
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A one-time charge of $856 million from the Tax Overhaul Act negatively impacted their profit.
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Conservative nonprofit Heritage Action announced Tuesday that it would negatively grade lawmakers who vote against repeal.
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Certainly, the rejection of the Trans Pacific Partnership negatively impacted our exports, in particular agricultural products.
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Alongkorn told Reuters the government would not do anything that would negatively affect Thailand's IUU status.
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No contender is viewed more negatively by Democrats than the billionaire former New York City mayor.
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Actually we tried to manage those short term volatile but obviously it negatively affects our returns.
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We were surprised and disappointed the National Federation of Independent Businesses responded negatively to the plan.
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Trump has previously suggested House Democrats would be negatively impacted by their decision to pursue impeachment.
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Researchers also found that attending a KIPP school did not negatively affect students' feelings about school.
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Research in psychology suggests racism negatively affects the mental health and well-being of Asian Americans.
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If for instance, the Brexit will impact negatively, if it's going to be a no-deal Brexit, if the trade war continues, or when there's other factors playing negatively into the economy, at this point in time we are gradually moving into a close-to-recession situation.
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"This has been said before, but for some reason it is being viewed negatively," one trader said.
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And then the business, not only our business, but everybody's business is going to be negatively affected.
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But the development of the Big Sur campground for the Parker wedding negatively impacted the local ecosystem.
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The realization that high heels can negatively impact performance may come as a surprise to some athletes.
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She claimed their feud began after Braxton invited people who had spoken negatively about Burruss on tour.
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For example, if you're constantly consuming alcohol, it can negatively impact the way you absorb the vitamin.
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And for certain countries, if the currency trades against RMB negatively, then these regions will be impacted.
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Naturally, some critics have reacted negatively to a hyper-realistic movie about the minute-by-minute violence.
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"Countries that impose trade measures that restrict imports invariably negatively affect their own exports," the report said.
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Teen substance use can cheat students of a good education and negatively affect their lives, she said.
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LONDON — If you comment negatively on Jade Thirlwall's Instagram photos, you'd better be prepared for the consequences.
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Negatively yielding bonds have made gold appear more attractive in a sort of portfolio rotation, Woo wrote.
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He faults Richard great health as a positive that negatively affects Richard's ability to get government assistance.
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But in addition to causing stress, a disorganized inbox can also negatively impact your productivity at work.
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"We want to identify anyone who was negatively impacted so we can make things right," he said.
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She referred to a new Telemundo poll that reported three of four Hispanic voters view Trump negatively.
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"If that is not true, even your corporate papers are going to be negatively affected," he said.
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Notably, Gen Z is more negatively affected by the news than adults overall, according to the study.
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We expect that path would negatively impact the amounts, if any, available for distribution to our stockholders.
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Women also said they'd feel more negatively if their partner cheated with someone of a different sex.
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The strength of the U.S. dollar negatively affected McDonald's earnings per share by three cents, Ozan said.
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One thread incorporates specks of a positively charged electrode, while the other weaves in negatively charged electrodes.
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However, it gave a weaker-than-expected current quarter forecast as acquisitions negatively impact its bottom line.
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And more, armed officers will likely negatively impact black students, who are disproportionately arrested by school officers.
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They want to be swept up into larger causes, whether those causes are defined positively or negatively.
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Overall, 60% of employees said they believe discussing politics at work could negatively impact their career opportunities.
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People posting about him, both positively and negatively, simply went unseen in the feeds of their friends.
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At the very least, they might highlight just how negatively impactful his election to office could be.
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Water table levels and the quality of available water were also negatively affected by mining, residents said.
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In a since-deleted Instagram post, Ravenel accused Jacobs of speaking negatively about his ex Kathryn Dennis.
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" But the only question that's described as "crucial" is: "Could it negatively impact Massage Envy's Spa Brand?
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Moneta said during its IPO that it expected intense competition to continue to negatively influence its results.
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The mother of one says being a parent has caused others to view her House bid negatively.
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This group of women reacted particularly strongly and negatively to the revelations about Trump's treatment of women.
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Pregnant or not, a bad night's sleep can negatively impact your mood, immune system, and overall health.
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Fitch expects national GDP to shrink 1.5% in 2016, which could negatively impact the region's tax base.
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In 1995, Tupac wrote that his relationship with the renowned singer might negatively affect his public image.
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Accuracy reflects how many positive patients were identified positively and how many negative patients were identified negatively.
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Fans of the movie reacted negatively to the bad press and complained about critics on social media.
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The weakness in the macroeconomic and operating environments of MTN's main operating subsidiaries negatively affect MTN's rating.
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If your career is negatively impacting your ability to enjoy life, then maybe consider a different one.
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And while a rising dollar will negatively impact earnings, he said investors will still come out ahead.
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Additional government intervention that pressures financial performance could negatively affect the bank's IDRs, VR and National ratings.
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In addition, unexpected changes to current business strategy or key executive management would also be viewed negatively.
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These do not generate recurring income, negatively impacting profitability, and are likely to be monetised only gradually.
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Most important, they also want to understand why people react so negatively to a face with RBF.
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If someone is getting high at a meeting, that can ruin negotiations and negatively impact the company.
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Delays in this programme would negatively impact both the delivery on revenue growth and improvements in FCF.
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It could also negatively provoke the district attorney — quite frankly, it may tick the district attorney off.
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Pence will meet with small business owners beforehand to hear how they've been negatively impacted by Obamacare.
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However Lippo's leverage is close to the 50% threshold beyond which the ratings may be negatively affected.
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The fitted nature of young girls' clothing could negatively impact their self-esteem, two female entrepreneurs say.
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The depreciation of the Turkish lira (-9% vs the euro in 9M16) also negatively affected reported results.
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Chief Financial Officer Carol Tome said that the weather-driven demand negatively impacted sales by 25.2 percent.
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"Under the new health care bill, Adam will not be negatively impacted under this bill," he said.
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"The question for us is, how much can we raise our prices without negatively impacting our business?"
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Stocks reacted negatively with a number of names in the travel and leisure sector closing sharply lower.
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I know if I have some ice cream at night it's not going to affect me negatively.
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If you believe dolls negatively impact your young black daughter's self-image, then buy all black ones.
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And other oft-reported woes of for-profit vocational schools have negatively colored CTE as a whole.
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Fitch has viewed negatively companies with less mature capital structures that rely on fewer sources of funding.
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Just 18 percent of Americans react positively to the mention of socialism, while 50 percent react negatively.
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The changing room is a moment in this process, which can dramatically affect it—positively or negatively.
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Republicans say the Democrat's measure is too broad and would negatively impact Americans not tied to terrorism.
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We should have a pragmatic, useful discussion about how corporate concentration negatively affects consumers' pocketbooks every day.
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The charge can be so powerful that it repels electrons (negatively charged particles) on the ground below.
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Representation like this negatively affects how people think of—and treat—Black people in the United States.
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Nordea said low market volatility and reduced exposure to Russia, shipping and oil had impacted earning negatively.
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Thank you There's no evidence that the presence of openly trans service members negatively impacts military readiness.
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The committee posits the subsequent leaks negatively impacted the party's ability to successfully campaign for the election.
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Johnson believes that has negatively affected Darnold, who has seven touchdown passes and nine interceptions this season.
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Chronic sleep deprivation can negatively impact the way you think, learn, get along with others and react.
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McCarthy dismissed allegations it would negatively impact CHIP, arguing it targets untouchable funding and saves taxpayers money.
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"None of the mistakes have been forced, and nobody forced him to react negatively," Mr. Gingrich said.
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Foreign exchange effects impacted operating profit negatively by 10 million francs, the company said in a statement.
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"Ultimately, this will negatively impact the humanitarian workers ability to save lives," he is quoted as saying.
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In 1998, the Democrats gained seats because voters reacted negatively to Republican impeachment proceedings against President Clinton.
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Investors react negatively to the jobs report from earlier in the day, which shows paychecks creeping higher.
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Britain, due to its large client base responds more to volatility, both negatively and positively, IG said.
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" Once, "for a lark," Thomson negatively reviewed a New York Philharmonic performance of his own "Filling Station.
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"We were negatively surprised by the substantial downgrade to consumer health guidance," Equinet analyst Marietta Miemietz said.
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Mr. Trump is already struggling to woo female voters, who still view him overwhelmingly negatively, polls show.
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If your parents spoke negatively about their body, you are more likely to have low self-confidence.
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HHS is opposed to the class control of fentanyls for fear such action will negatively impact research.
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"We see the semiconductors as the most negatively impacted by any trade war with China," she said.
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Attributes perceived positively by Democratic voters:Attributes perceived negatively by Democratic voters:NoneRead more about Tim Ryan's campaign here.
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 32%
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In particular, the decimation of the Antiquities Act would negatively impact Americans of color and marginalized communities.
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" Asked about his previous concerns that a criminal investigation negatively impacts congressional probes, he added: "It does.
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This negatively impacts banks' net interest margins, or the difference between the shorter- and longer-dated rates.
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Sometimes we go to illogical lengths to avoid the loss, which can negatively impact our desired outcome.
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In other words, if Americans' demand for cars is waning broadly, the stock could be negatively impacted.
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They believe the businessman will negatively impact down-ballot races and could help nationalize prominent Senate races.
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Military officials have been reportedly worried that a sweeping pardon could negatively affect discipline within the ranks.
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They said the sequestration has negatively impacted the force in many ways, including in retaining experienced pilots.
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It makes sense that working more than 20 hours a week could negatively impact a student's grades.
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Everyone has been free to comment positively and negatively whether they have seen the film or not.
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And 45 percent think they will be negatively judged for not attending events where alcohol is served.
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"Everywhere I go, it's negatively and disproportionately impacting people of color and low-income populations," he said.
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The caller informs you that failure to pay may negatively impact your future ability to get credit.
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These relationships illustrate how high crime rates can often negatively affect economic performance and people's well-being.
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Sperm are negatively charged and can be defused by the positive ions of the Risug drug polymer.
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Though the complications from transvaginal mesh have already negatively affected countless women, there isn't only grim news.
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Negatively, competition has intensified, as its largest competitors have improved their financial profiles, while investing in growth.
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Most John Kasich supporters, however, were on board, with 423 percent reacting positively and 36 percent negatively.
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About 1.63 percent are concerned that the tax proposal will negatively impact the nation's health care system.
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The freelancer originally attached to write it quit after being pressured by Kurson to paint Schneiderman negatively.
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Yet again, droughts and warmer temperatures are negatively impacting the growth of durum wheat, especially in Italy.
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He added this could be due to an immune response kicking in that negatively impacts the lungs.
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I march in the army of optimism, and I've always refused to condescend or speak out negatively.
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And policy that negatively impacts people's lives will likely have seriously negative political consequences for Republicans too.
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President Trump, in the past, has accused Google of skewing its search results to portray him negatively.
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Both dynamics negatively impact your relationship, and they also deplete your happiness and sense of self-worth.
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Ms. Lempel offers us a set of phrases that can be clued both positively and somewhat negatively.
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This lack of regular routines could potentially magnify the demand and further negatively impact bandwidth and availability.
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On Tuesday, Houts tweeted that she apologizes to anyone who has been affected negatively by the footage.
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DNA keeps its stiff double helix shape because it has negatively charged edges that repel each other.
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The punishment will "hurt Hikvision's U.S. business partners and negatively impact the U.S. economy," the company said.
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When we have the choice between thinking positively and negatively, many of us will choose the latter.
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The cost of funding is also negatively impacted by limited flexibility on the remuneration of regulated savings.
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To extent the broker-dealer became an even greater proportion of revenues, ratings could be negatively impacted.
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Investors "will be negatively surprised by only 100 new tables allocated to a $4.2bn project", Choudhary said.
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" He pledged to oppose "any new actions that negatively impact our team, our neighbors or their families.
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Major extractive industries in the global south would be negatively affected by the shift toward ecological taxation.
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Our concern is that they could change the terms in a way that would impact consumers negatively.
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"It is very much negatively impacting financial behavior, especially for people who are already behind," he said.
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Mastercard added that cross-border travel and e-commerce growth is being negatively affected by the virus.
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We could negatively interpret our partner's actions as a "sign" that they don't care about date night.
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Clinton, while voters who felt negatively toward the political system tended to feel positively toward Mr. Sanders.
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Parents, especially first-timers, live in fear of making poor decisions that will negatively impact their kids.
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The company said full-year results will be negatively impacted by nylon pricing declines, among other factors.
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U.S. Treasury yields are sliding, and that could negatively impact financial institutions, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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As an example, of the roughly 82 men he's tweeted negatively about by name, 69 are white.
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"Those in the income range of $200,000 to $5003,000 may be impacted negatively or underwithheld," she said.
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He can tap into working class anxiety negatively, by harnessing hostility toward immigrants, foreigners and the poor.
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"Overall, 50.9 percent of those tweeting negatively was likely politically motivated or not even human," Bay wrote.
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The Biden campaign's concern that voters might react negatively to such a remark is not ill-founded.
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This detail led many to worry that violent video games may be negatively affecting their own children.
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Dairy can also contain saturated fats and cholesterol that might negatively impact health, the authors point out.
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If your roommate repeatedly does something that negatively impacts your life, be sure to bring it up.
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There are some clever ways to greatly reduce this expense though, without negatively affecting your gaming experience.
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Were issues of racial injustice not enough, overturning the Cole Memo negatively impacts public health as well.
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Weak mental and emotional boundaries, on the other hand, can negatively affect your career and well-being.
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Drawing the wrong conclusion from past mistakes can also negatively impact an investors' trading decisions, says Batnick.
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Ma said trade tensions would likely impact Chinese and foreign companies immediately and negatively, according to Reuters.
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The automotive retailer said that gross margin pressure in key brands negatively impacted its second-quarter results.
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The Atlantic's Annie Lowrey has reviewed the proposal positively and Slate's Jordan Weissmann has reviewed it negatively.
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Democrats, unsurprisingly, do not move more negatively against Trump if they are primed to think about honesty.
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Changing course on these important programs would negatively impact the business community, our economy and American workers.
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"One in every five households at the time were severely negatively impacted by that event," Greenberger said.
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The daytime drowsiness, however, negatively impacted my life too much for me to consider taking it regularly.
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He harassed them and made them feel unsafe in professional spaces, and that negatively impacted their careers.
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Furthermore, and somewhat unexpectedly, undecided Democrats and independents also tended to react quite negatively to the graphic.
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She points to the proposed T Mobile-Sprint merger that she thinks would negatively harm her constituents.
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Investors have responded negatively, with the Dow Jones industrial average closing Friday down roughly 355 points, or 1.4%.
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Friday's non-farm payrolls report, which includes government workers, is expected to be negatively impacted by the shutdown.
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This week Facebook has been dogged by claims of election interference and its potential to negatively influence people.
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For example, pregnancy can negatively affect your quality of sleep — and impaired sleep has been linked to nightmares.
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Although rare, such safety incidents can negatively impact the transport experience for the user and/or the provider.
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Fitch expects the Russian economy will contract 0.4% in 2016, which could negatively impact the republic's economic prospects.
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And, finally, share your outrage by educating others on the policies negatively impacting LGBTQ people in your state.
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After all, mental health experts and organizations, including SAVE, were concerned that scene might negatively affect young viewers.
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Continued weakness in the macroeconomic and operating environments of MTN's main operating subsidiaries could negatively impact MTN's rating.
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Reported results were negatively affected by foreign exchange movements against CKHH's reporting currency of the Hong Kong dollar.
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Reported results were negatively affected by foreign-exchange movements against CKHH's reporting currency of the Hong Kong dollar.
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Still, the science remains inconclusive as to if—and how—caffeine consumption might negatively affect children and adolescents.
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The Lebanese non-governmental organization is currently soliciting stories from individuals negatively affected by an exam internet shutdown.
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Are there voters in that demographic who are weak Democrats but who respond negatively to protests and unrest?
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"GDPR will negatively impact the overall security of the internet and will also inadvertently aid cybercriminals," said Jevans.
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Markets have reacted negatively to terrorist attacks such as the one in Paris last November, before quickly recovering.
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Revenue growth remained overall subdued and negatively affected by foreign exchange fluctuations, but was strongest in insurance operations.
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VJ: You know, people are going to write negatively about it because they're not a part of it.
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It could have a chilling effect on rallies and demonstrations, and negatively impact communities — especially communities of color.
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Zinke's staff ultimately determined having Lolita join the agency would be perceived negatively, and the idea was nixed.
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High levels of publicly held federal debt as a share of the economy negatively affect the private sector.
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I just started getting interested in it and starting to write ... It blew your mind positively or negatively?
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If you are chronically ill or face a costly emergency, this executive order will likely negatively impact you.
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Trump's policy U-turns can be a game changer in so many ways and affect risk appetite negatively.
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During those periods, the has traded negatively 2 out of 5 times, with an average return of -0.21%.
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In an interview with CNBC, Fain said he does not think the restrictions will impact Royal Caribbean negatively.
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She says that the generation gap between board members and students negatively affects the students in myriad ways.
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Asylum-seekers in these situations fear that asking for more can negatively affect their immigration cases, Murdza said.
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Even a little bit of sleep deprivation negatively affects your glucose levels, a key component of your willpower.
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Hulu's live TV service was negatively impacted by the company's major design overhaul back when it first launched.
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Their learning, memory, multitasking, cognitive flexibility in changing situations and even behavioral adaptation were altered or negatively impacted.
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" In its own release, Verizon stated "We take careful measure to ensure our brand is not impacted negatively.
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This puts extreme stress on Tesla, negatively affects our working capital needs and adds to our cost structure.
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Would a Trump tweet denigrating a Democratic presidential candidate be considered to be "negatively affecting" a political candidate?
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It also said that a strong dollar will negatively impact its fiscal year earnings by 1 percentage point.
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Studies have shown that users react negatively when videos start out with loud audio, Huge's Del Rosario said.
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Cryptocurrency mining scripts can negatively affect system performance, since they're running intensive calculations as you browse the web.
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"We're seeing so many more preventable causes of death, and they're significantly affecting mortality negatively," he told STAT.
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"A lot of people have reached out to me, both extremely negatively and positively," Quan, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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I fear (Comey) has unintentionally and negatively affected public trust in both the Justice Department and the FBI.
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"We know that this barrage of stereotyped representations negatively impacts girls' dreams for their futures," the charity said.
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The next generation of studies should draw finer distinctions around what kinds of social networking affect people negatively.
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Most drivers said an added gas tax would not deter them from traveling or negatively impact the experience.
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But while most Americans still view socialism negatively, polls show that red doesn't scare like it used to.
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Past studies have shown that obstructive sleep apnea can negatively impact attention, memory, learning and overall intellectual function.
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"The U.S. decisions were negatively priced but the decisions do not have a clear economic impact," he said.
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I know that people want me to bash him or talk negatively about him, her, or their relationship.
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Each negatively affected voter has a family and friends who know about their experiences, creating a multiplier effect.
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But the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed, finding insufficient evidence that African-Americans would be negatively affected.
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CHB's profit alert on its weaker financial performance on 7 July 2017 has not negatively affected the rating.
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Diminished income appeared to negatively impact heart health more for white than for black individuals in the study.
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It would likely lead to a prolonged period of uncertainty, which would negatively affect investment, in Moody's view.
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The central bank's annual stress test is asking banks to examine the possibility of negatively yielding Treasury rates.
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I'd hate to think that my own insecurities could someday make my sister think negatively about her body.
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Britain for example needs a strong tech sector and closing immigration down is going to negatively affect that.
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GM has rejected the proposal and rating agencies have said it would negatively affect the company's credit rating.
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The thinking was that financial conditions could worsen if markets continue to react negatively to investigation-related headlines.
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Despite their own citizenship, Puerto Rican voters have mostly responded negatively to Trump's rhetoric on immigration and immigrants.
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Many people have responded negatively to Google's tweet, calling the gender wage gap "fake news" and a myth.
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By the next day people started posting negatively whether knowing it was a all a joke or not.
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I was not injured as a result of what happened nor did it negatively affect my personal life.
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These orca whales have been negatively effected by a drop in the salmon population, boat noise and pollution.
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As the $28503 billion dollar a year department drifts, important challenges go unmet and lives become negatively impacted.
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Shorten told the Labor conference there would be no change to the rules for existing negatively geared properties.
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He also said the attack would lead to further escalation in Syria and would negatively affect Russian-U.
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However, TSB expects to maintain strong loan growth levels, which may negatively affect its capitalisation and funding profile.
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Not only was the campaign a fiasco, but Paletta's individual performance was also rated negatively by Italian papers.
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The automaker has rejected the idea and rating agencies have said it would negatively affect GM's credit rating.
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Any profits earned using his voice would negatively impact his family's financials, since there would be taxation involved.
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Clinton is viewed unfavorably by 28500 percent of registered voters and Trump is viewed negatively by 6900 percent.
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The Commission should not act in haste to revise rules that can negatively impact children in our country.
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Atheists are also one of America's most negatively viewed groups and can face social isolation or family rejection.
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Bottom line: There is no compelling historical evidence that the markets react positively or negatively to government shutdowns.
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A continuing weakness in the oil and gas industry is now negatively impacting tax revenue in many states.
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Asked if a loss for Strange would negatively impact McConnell's reputation on Capitol Hill, conservative Alabama GOP Rep.
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Manafort maintained that the stacking up charges could negatively influence a jury against him, The Associated Press reported.
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The poll found that 2900 percent of voters view the president positively, while 220006 percent view him negatively.
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A stronger U.S. dollar relative to emerging market currencies typically negatively impacts the firms in their respective countries.
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It also disallows any act that may be disparaging to or negatively portrays another agricultural commodity or product.
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The FCCU and CDU maintenance will negatively impact first-quarter revenue by an estimated $80 million, Patel said.
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Cruz has a favorability rating of 42 percent and is viewed negatively by 37 percent of Republican voters.
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However, critics and numerous members of the LGBT community have said Trump's policies have negatively impacted the community.
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Instead of lying or speaking negatively about your current situation, give a response that shows you're forward looking.
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Over half of workers say their job is negatively impacting their mental health, according to a recent survey.
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 43%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 30%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 41%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 28%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 45%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 35%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 35%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 30%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 39%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 36%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 33%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 34%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 38%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 48%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 25%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 52%
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Percentage of Americans who view the industry positively: 27%Percentage of Americans who view the industry negatively: 58%
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Research also suggests that too much salt can negatively affect bone health in young girls and postmenopausal women.
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Here are seven places that have been negatively impacted by cruise ships, and how they're working to recover.
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"I think a politician talking negatively about Google isn't surprising to anyone here," a third Google employee said.
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A credit score can be negatively influenced by late or missed credit-card, cellphone, utility, or loan payments.
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He's busy advising the NFL to ban pre-game protests and commenting negatively on the league's TV ratings.
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Hurricane Irma negatively affected Delta's results by about $120 million, or about 1 point margin, the company said.
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"As already reported, any actions or inactions that negatively affected the response will be investigated thoroughly," it added.
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