" Paulsen also recommended that investors look at "overheat sectors.
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Phones overheat when you're playing intensive games with 3D graphics.
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"We'll get back to overheat conditions and pressures," Paulsen said.
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They unravel, they overheat, the don't restrict the arms properly.
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You don't know when or where the phone could overheat.
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The ensuing growth then breeds excesses that overheat the economy.
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SJ: Is there a risk that inflation could overheat though?
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Do you know what doesn't overheat an apartment in August?
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Left to overheat, three of the six reactors melted down.
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If banks make too many loans, the economy could overheat.
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Don't overheat the space (around 68 degrees Farenheit is best).
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This causes buildings to overheat internally even in modest summer temperatures.
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What's different in those Note7 battery cells that makes them overheat?
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They scratched visors, hindering visibility, and caked batteries, making them overheat.
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I think the U.S. economy is going to gradually overheat here.
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When these batteries overheat and burst, the results can be serious.
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If your phone does start to overheat, turn it off immediately.
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It can cause computers to overheat and create damage that way.
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Price is still important, especially as some markets begin to overheat.
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In addition, the GoPros tend to overheat and can be unreliable.
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When grunts do get trigger happy, their weapons systems can overheat.
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Overheat it, and it might get weepy and threaten to split.
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First, the economy and in particular the labor market could overheat.
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The Fed is raising rates to ensure the economy doesn't overheat.
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Equally as important: The phone didn't overheat while I played the game.
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My favorite feature of the Arc Hub is that it doesn't overheat.
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How do you set up your computer servers so they don't overheat?
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I'm an animatronic snake — production is actually really concerned that I'll overheat!
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Lithium-ion fires can occur when poorly manufactured or damaged batteries overheat.
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Schulman's second challenge is to ensure PayPal's burgeoning lending business doesn't overheat.
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Should markets overheat and prices spike, Novak said Russia could raise output.
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After a while, I began to worry that the unit would overheat.
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Aren't you worried, with a sweater under your overalls, that you'll overheat?
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We recommend going with short intervals so you don't overheat your food.
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As someone who can overheat easily, I loved the two different options.
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Since I no longer overheat, I&aposve also had more uninterrupted sleep.
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Dogs, especially snub-nosed breeds prone to breathing problems, can easily overheat outside.
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Additionally, BepiColombo's solar panels can't point directly at the Sun, or they'd overheat.
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Almost as if on cue, our cameras began to overheat and shut down.
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As a result, many hoverboards overheat and can catch on fire or explode.
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It drains battery and data, and caused a friend's phone to regularly overheat.
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Above that, batteries can overheat, potentially damaging their chemistry and shortening their life.
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For one thing, he says, its technology can ensure their batteries don't overheat.
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Apple engineers are reportedly busting their butts to make sure AirPower doesn't overheat.
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The extra money raises the prospect that the economy could overheat, stoking inflation.
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About the possibility the Fed's loose monetary policy could overheat the economy: 3.
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In warmer temperatures, however, they might overheat or feel stifled in these slippers.
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If you're not careful, you could miss the flash and overheat the liquid.
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Such a move could risk letting the economy overheat amid continued strong hiring.
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But whatever comfort ensues lasts barely a day before the apartments overheat again.
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This could cause the wiring to overload and overheat, potentially starting a fire.
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Samsung previously said it was still investigating what was causing the handsets to overheat.
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Children can overheat four times faster than adults, according to the National Safety Council.
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It also added a trip planner as well as a 'cabin overheat protection' feature.
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They're also better at dispersing heat, so you're less likely to overheat at night.
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That caused them to overheat and explode, sending a chemical cloud into the air.
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That caused them to overheat and explode, sending a chemical cloud into the air.
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It said the battery in the affected laptops can overheat, potentially swelling or igniting.
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Just minutes after takeoff, the right engine began to overheat and spit out flames.
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Both sides are aware of the dangers of letting any confrontations between them overheat.
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But then a small number of the phones start to overheat and catch fire.
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We don't want it to overheat, which ends up with bad outcomes for the public.
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If the plug is jammed in, the dryer will spark, overheat, or just not work.
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I guess making all the bits in there so tiny also meant they could overheat?
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This led to reports—soon corrected—that she would let the economy overheat after all.
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But they can still overheat and catch fire if not properly designed, manufactured and controlled.
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If you jam the plug in, the dryer will spark, overheat, or just not work.
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We asked Apple what's causing these batteries to overheat, but the company dodged those questions.
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When we overheat, our nervous system responds by altering our breathing and blood flow patterns.
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You'd think the engine would overheat, but somehow it never does; it doesn't even sputter.
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The batteries in the affected laptops can overheat, causing them to swell and possibly ignite.
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In another he tells Marko not to overheat the water in the family swimming pool.
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The tight labor market will get even tighter, raising the specter that it will overheat.
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But if the parents or the nests are disrupted, the chicks will overheat and die.
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If you pack a computer in a tight box, it's far more likely to overheat.
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Worst of all, a clogged vacuum is more likely to overheat and experience motor failure.
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I read in the sauna because my phone will overheat if I bring it in there.
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"The ability to not overheat is really crucial to having a good gaming phone," Swider said.
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Your body sweats to cool off, and if that sweat doesn't evaporate, your body can overheat.
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The engine can overheat, and the turbo system's drain tube can loosen, possibly causing a fire.
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Samsung has not revealed the exact nature of the problem that caused its devices to overheat.
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These animals can easily overheat or have difficulty breathing in environments that are not temperature controlled.
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What often happens, aside from them getting cold, is they'll overheat and then die of heatstroke.
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The company said the battery in these laptops may overheat and pose a fire safety risk.
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Ella Rose is about to overheat ... her phone that is, if she doesn't put it away.
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The goal is to prevent dust buildup over time, which can cause your laptop to overheat.
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I knew about how quickly a closed car can overheat, even on a 60-degree day.
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Some economists say the ECB's low interest rate environment risks causing the German economy to overheat.
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CLEVELAND — When things overheat, corrode and stop working, that is when they call in Gustavo Costa.
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I can't wait to get out of them too, I think, as I begin to overheat.
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The annual wage rise also matched October's jump, indicating growth was not fast enough to overheat inflation.
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The cells can overheat and it can no longer effectively cool itself, which can lead to combustion.
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But somehow, Samsung released a phone that had the potential to overheat and spontaneously burst into flames.
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Asked whether the oil price could overheat next year, Birol said it would depend on three factors.
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These batteries can also overheat and release toxic gases or—much like their counterparts in smartphones—explode.
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It is hard to find compelling reasons to expect that the economy will overheat at the moment.
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If you have CU, the best treatment is avoidance of activities that cause your body to overheat.
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There are also fears that the U.S. economy is beginning to overheat (here's how the logic goes).
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"In a warm environment, your metabolism gets slower so that your core temperature doesn't overheat," he said.
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A regular power cord behind a wall can overheat or get damaged where you can't see it.
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Paulsen is telling investors to ride the rest of the bull market by buying "overheat economy" sectors.
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I run cold but overheat easily, so I typically prioritize breathability and air ventilation when I buy.
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Summer is actually the most dangerous times for obese pets, they're more likely to overheat and have heatstroke.
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The FAA has run tests that found when electronic devices overheat, they can combust when packed with aerosol.
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The vast majority are designed safely, but occasionally there can be a problem that makes the batteries overheat.
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Electric cars generally can't operate at full performance for very long before batteries begin to drain and overheat.
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The Alienware m15 has a reliable cooling system to make sure the laptop doesn't overheat while in use.
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The air mesh walls surrounding the pillow help to increase airflow and circulation, meaning you also won't overheat.
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Then she flopped away from me because she also tended to overheat when she drank a lot. 5.
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The ultrasoft material is pretty thin, which is especially great people like me who overheat easily at night.
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Because, as Delta put it, the batteries have the potential to overheat and start a fire during flight.
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Sustained rapid fire is difficult to control and causes many weapons, especially light weapons, to overheat quickly. Maj.
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The report released on Friday is a sign that effort is working, without causing the economy to overheat.
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The housing market is not entirely recovered, as homebuilders lag demand, supply remains constrained and home prices overheat.
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Economies don't "overheat," nor do they need government suppression of interest rates to recover smartly from a recession.
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But the CHI has a timer so that you don't overheat and burn a chunk of your hair off.
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Therefore, you can stay very warm and even overheat during exercise in the cold if you are working hard.
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Its battery is about the same as the Pixel 2 XL (1.5 days with average use) and doesn't overheat.
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Some of the refurbished phones apparently ended up with "counterfeit" batteries that include anomalies that could make them overheat.
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Eventually, she said, continued job creation at the pace it has been running would cause the economy to overheat.
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Still, holdouts have been vocal about keeping the phone, despite reports that they can overheat, catch fire and explode.
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The company is set to recall its Galaxy Note27 phones following reports that the devices can overheat and explode.
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The vehicles were purchased after Honda issued a recall for an electrical component that could overheat and catch fire.
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This may cause them to overheat, melt, or even explode, as was the case in 1989 in Quebec, Canada.
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Some members of the Fed said they were concerned the economy could start to overheat, leading to higher inflation.
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The reason for the additional recall is the same as most battery recalls: they could overheat and catch fire.
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This runs the risk of having the economy overheat and of thereby having the Fed lose control over inflation.
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In a statement to ABC News, Apple said there are several factors that can cause an iPhone to overheat.
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Should the oil market overheat, both OPEC and its allies will release new production to rebalance it, said Alekperov.
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Despite the extra layer of warmth, the lightweight fabric ensures you'll stay at a comfortable temperature and won't overheat.
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At first I thought the buying was good, but when the market began to overheat, I went on alert.
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Its outerwear is equipped with an inert lightweight polymer that produces far infrared (FIR) heat energy, which doesn't overheat.
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For instance, Samsung's Mongoose chips need to be used judiciously, lest they cause the device containing them to overheat.
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The stretchy fabric combines polyester and spandex, ensuring your dog doesn't overheat while containing shedding hair inside the onesie.
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Pros: Real shearling, very soft, super warmCons: Might overheat your feet, some customers feel they wear out too quickly
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Making sure Doolittle was happy, he said, and handling the flaps on the plane so the engines wouldn't overheat.
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All of this price-cutting and belt-tightening doesn't indicate the U.S. economy as a whole is about to overheat.
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Whether you have a brand new notebook or an older one, laptops have a tendency of crashing when they overheat.
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And Toyota recalled 6.5 million vehicles last year for defective power window switches that could overheat and lead to fires.
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Just time for a late-summer heat wave, here are five ways to prep dinner that won't overheat your kitchen.
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Microscopic voids then build up in the solder beneath the transistors, causing parts to short-circuit or simply to overheat.
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Dogs can easily overheat, so make sure to provide them with plenty of shade, water and opportunities to go inside.
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Pokorny also said some people assume they'd overheat in the costumes, but the costumes aren't too heavy for the weather.
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By heaping stimulus onto conditions of steady growth and low unemployment, he reasons, the tax cut could overheat the economy.
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Special features: Latex and foam hybrid bed means that it won't overheat or lose bounce like other foam-based beds.
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A Federal Reserve chief sees an economy starting to overheat, and begins warning of the need for higher interest rates.
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Investors and policymakers alike are watching the job market closely for signs that the economy could be starting to overheat.
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Our analyst cautions that Mr. Trump's stimulus plan may overheat the economy and prompt a rapid series of rate increases.
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"The job market is red hot and threatens to overheat," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's, said in a statement.
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Storms can flood equipment, and bright, hot days can cause transformers to overheat and customers to crank up air-conditioners.
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This last factor is important because electric car batteries and motors can overheat and give out under prolonged aggressive driving.
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Well, they do, and they might just protect your fingers from a Note7 or phone that suddenly decides to overheat.
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If you buy a bulb that's not designed for that kind of fixture, it could overheat, drastically shortening its life.
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And Dyson loved the attention: Engineered to not overheat your hair... or your chicken This is the question everyone asks.
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The Reality: Sweating is a normal and necessary function that regulates your body temperature; without it, your friend could overheat.
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The lithium-ion battery packs in the hoverboards can overheat, resulting in sparking, smoking, fire and explosion, according to the agency.
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Struyven said there's danger that the current conditions could overheat and at least send the recovery from midcycle to late cycle.
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These counterfeits have the potential to overheat, catch fire, and deliver a deadly electric shock to consumers while in normal use.
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Erdogan's economic policies did fuel growth, so much so that the Turkish economy began to overheat, which caused inflation to increase.
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It happened in the '23s where we had big market moves during an economic slowdown and after a period of overheat.
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Purchase volume has been decidedly weak this spring, as home prices overheat due to the tight supply of homes for sale.
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Yellen on Monday said she feared the economy could soon overheat, an indication that she would also support hiking interest rates.
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Keeping the federal funds rate so low could lead the economy to overheat, as tight labor markets lead wages to rise.
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The angle of the capsule's descent is normally carefully calibrated so that it does not overheat and threaten the crew's safety.
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Long story short, two separate battery flaws from two separate manufacturers caused some Note 7 phones to overheat and catch fire.
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The PRObreeze offers luxury comfort and support for a broad range of sleepers, especially if you tend to overheat at night.
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It isn't compatible with the US carriers' upcoming multi-band networks, and it appears to make devices overheat in the summer.
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With that in mind, there seems to be a greater chance that the US economy will cool off instead of overheat.
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There may be a review of the deal in June, should the market overheat amid healthy demand and ongoing supply restraint.
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"Every recovery in postwar history has ended with some semblance of overheat and I think this one will too," he added.
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The mattress sleeps cool so you don't overheat during the night, and offers great pressure relief for those with back pain.
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According to PEOPLE's Pet Vet, Dr. Evan Antin, dogs can easily overheat, but there are ways to get ahead of any trouble.
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I've had multiple USB-C hubs overheat to obscene temperatures while plugged into my MacBook, and the Arc Hub barely gets warm.
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I never had it fully overheat and shut down, but it's still troubling, especially if you are shooting on a hot day.
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They added that Sony has opted for an unusually expensive cooling system to make sure the console's more powerful chips don't overheat.
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I don't think it's some arbitrary restriction, as this small camera would probably start to overheat if you went much over that.
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Playboy model Aubrey Evans introduced her fantastic physique to an exquisite antique -- and we're pretty sure she'd make the classic car overheat.
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According to the WSJ, the Note 7 FE will have new components which presumably won't cause it to overheat and spontaneously combust.
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These mods are ridiculously simple to use, but if the set up isn't perfect the battery can overheat and, again, thermal runaway.
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Kuwata uses a traditional Japanese pottery technique, ishi-haze—also known as stone explosion—where stones overheat in a kiln and rupture.
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The biggest, perhaps, is the fact that the bricks aren't horribly efficient at their jobs, which is why they tend to overheat.
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Hoverboards are dangerous primarily because of the giant lithium-ion battery inside them (which can overheat, melt down or burst into flames).
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I'll put on multiple layers, but sometimes the extra weight gets in the way of my mobility or I start to overheat.
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First, the tsunami caused the reactor cores to overheat and melt, so cleanup workers injected water into the cores to cool them.
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Other Fed members have thought differently than Kashkari and have become increasingly worried that without rate increases the labor market could overheat.
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Both Citron's orange beam and the heroic beam for Super Brainz will overheat if you sit on the trigger for too long.
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When the extra supply of money accelerates the pace of borrowing too far, the economy can start to "overheat," pushing inflation higher.
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That has caused home prices to overheat in that category, while prices are actually moderating in the move-up and luxury markets.
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Unlike water pipes, transmission lines are not hollow, and they can overheat or shut down if too much power flows through them.
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The Federal Reserve is steadily raising rates to keep inflation in check and make sure this red-hot economy doesn't overheat. 3.
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According to the commission, the lithium-ion battery packs inside the hoverboard can overheat, posing a risk of smoke, fire and/or explosion.
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The table was connected to a charger when it began to overheat and burned through to the bed spring, according to the outlet.
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If the central banks were really keeping interest rates and bond yields too low, the economy would overheat and inflation would take off.
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"The effect of allowing the economy to overheat in these cases produced short-term gains, but ultimately with longer-term costs," she said.
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The rally has brought out some concerns that the market could overheat, especially as U.S. production is expected to rise to new records.
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It was a stark shift for a policymaker who for most of last year warned that the economy could overheat without rate hikes.
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Heat up the 3 tablespoons vegetable oil in a small pot on the stove just until smoking point, be careful not to overheat.
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The risk to the upside — higher growth, inflation and interest rates — is that the tax cuts and increased government spending overheat the economy.
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With your own car, the abuse of on-track driving may boil your brake fluid, rip your tires apart or overheat your engine.
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But some have feared that the combination of higher spending with record-low unemployment could overheat the economy and spur massive price increases.
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That&aposs to say it offers fast performance, a high-resolution screen, a sleek design that never seems to overheat, and boisterous audio.
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There is a real risk that should the economy overheat, bond holders will lose heart and will force long-term interest rates higher.
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Though I didn't notice the battery overheat, I did discover that stomping the throttle in Ludicrous acceleration mode definitely zapped its battery range.
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The medium and heavy-duty Ram trucks, models "2500" and "3500," have a water pump that could overheat and potentially start a fire.
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Amazon is recalling 260,33 AmazonBasics portable power banks that can "overheat and ignite," according to a release by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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The new Superchargers also have a built-in liquid coolant system to help make sure the higher-capacity stations don't overheat or catch fire.
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Forward lavatory smoke would certainly be indicative of a fire or overheat condition coming from below the floor where the electronics bay is located.
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But the New York-based chief executive said President-elect Donald Trump's stimulus efforts could overheat an economy that may be near full capacity.
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Adding too many layers can overheat these ultradistance athletes, producing sweat that can later turn cold on rest breaks along the 220-mile course.
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Previously the US Consumer Product Safety Commission has warned about hoverboard imports because the products have a tendency to overheat and cause massive fires.
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If someone were able to control the cooling systems, they could cause the whole data center to overheat in order to shut it down.
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Analysts parsing the RBA statement noted that the central bank appeared to be signaling concerns that further rate cuts might overheat the housing market.
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If the Federal Reserve starts to worry the economy will overheat, it could increase the pace of interest rate hikes to slow it down.
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Intel recalled its Basis Peak fitness smartwatches in August, warning that the devices could overheat and result in burns or blisters on the skin.
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Cranking the 210G modem running speed tests every two minutes, the phone frequently appeared to overheat and drop back to 553G in 255G areas.
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Shooting at this length unearthed other troubles, too, because the camera tended to overheat and shut off after about 2360 minutes of continuous recording.
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Water moves through these channels in predictable ways, and the "sweat glands" are positioned near motors, the pieces that typically overheat during strenuous activity.
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However, he doesn't think a dog should wear the garment for a long time, as he's fearful that it could make a dog overheat.
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All the brands of self-balancing scooters share a common problem: lithium-ion batteries that could potentially overheat and cause a fire or explode.
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While weighty and on the thicker side, it's surprisingly breathable and you won't overheat as you transition through the various locales of your day.
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Without air conditioning, homes can overheat, putting people at higher risk of heat stroke, where the body's internal temperature reaches 104°F or higher.
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But just like the sun can be unbearably hot on a summer day, Leos can overwhelm and overheat or lay it on too thick.
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The espresso maker sports high quality and uses ceramic grinders that won't overheat, lasts longer than the average grinder blades, and is much quieter.
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The practice requires farms to turn off the air systems and water supply in poultry barns, causing the birds to slowly overheat and suffocate.
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Anhidrosis is a problem because, as Dr. Smith says, it can cause your body to overheat and cause heatstroke, but it's a pretty rare condition.
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That helped Faraday Future design more powerful motors that don't easily overheat, making it possible to zip from 0 to 60 over and over again.
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Wiring for the heating and air conditioning system can overheat and cause connectors to melt, also increasing the fire risk, even when vehicles are unattended.
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Writing on Daring Fireball, John Gruber points the blame squarely at the AirPower mat's multi-coil design, which is allegedly causing the device to overheat.
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Apple has reportedly hit "technical hurdles" developing AirPower, thanks to the complexity of the circuitry involved and engineers having to ensure the mat doesn't overheat.
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Manufacturing faults, damage and general wear can lead to a short circuit through the electrolyte, causing the battery to overheat or even burst into flame.
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If a lot of money flows into emerging markets, economies can overheat and an overvalued currency can make exporters uncompetitive, leading to an eventual crisis.
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"The idea that some trade agreement should force us to overheat the planet's atmosphere is, quite simply, insane," said Bill McKibben, the group's co-founder.
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This 33-foot string contains 100 LED twinkle lights that are safe, energy efficient, and guaranteed not to overheat – even after multiple hours of usage.
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The oil market is unlikely to overheat, he added, thanks to cooperation between OPEC and its allies which would allow them to release new output.
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Reluctance to agree a lengthy extension has been driven mainly by Russia and its concerns that a major extension could lead the market to overheat.
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Nuclear-industry insiders scoffed at the premise at the time, saying it was almost impossible for reactors to overheat and experience such a nuclear meltdown.
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Apple issued a voluntary recall for older 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops over concerns that the battery could overheat and pose a fire safety risk.
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In most beds, I tend to overheat, but this hybrid does a spectacular job of dissipating that heat so I can stay cool all night.
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There's a broad bipartisan consensus among economists that the U.S. economy could overheat if the Fed does not gradually bring interest rates closer to neutral.
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Once a car is already at top speed, if you push the accelerator harder, you won't go any faster, but you may overheat the engine.
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Ablin, the firm's chief investment officer, is worried the economy could soon overheat and drag stocks down by 10 to 15 percent from current levels.
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If disc brakes, which were less likely to fade or overheat, could stop a landing plane, imagine what they could do for a speeding car.
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Mr. Gebbie emerges from behind the curtain to take his place on Santa's throne, where he plugs in a portable fan (Santas can easily overheat).
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It's also the fact that enemies never seem to miss, and that many of their attacks can overheat your Javelin's jets, killing your ability to fly.
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It's the time of year when cars overheat down here, and if it was a flat tire, there was a whole lotta nothing around for help.
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The future connectivity tech is indeed exciting, but mobile companies are likely to overheat their marketing about its impact and effect in the here and now.
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Apple's Beat's Pill XL speaker was recalled after it was discovered it had a battery issue that caused it to overheat, posing a fire safety risk.
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The rumored wireless coil setup seems to address previous reports claiming AirPower was "doomed" due to poor heat management that caused devices to overheat while charging.
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Even so, there's a broad consensus among economists that the U.S. economy could overheat if the Fed does not gradually bring interest rates closer to neutral.
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The rating agency said a full lifting of capital controls could improve the rating further, although it also pointed to the risk the economy would overheat.
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It's been engineered at the nanoscopic level to prevent water molecules from passing through, while still allowing air to move freely so the wearer doesn't overheat.
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The report released on Friday had the opposite effect: Stocks rallied on the prospect that strong job growth could continue without causing the economy to overheat.
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Or you can fly a drone into the facility's air conditioner on the rooftop, which would cause the data center to quickly overheat and break down.
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It is also still recovering from the discontinuation of its Galaxy Note 7, after flaws led some of the phones to overheat and burst into flames.
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For side sleepers who tend to overheat at night, the Casper Hybrid Mattress is the ideal choice from one of the top names in the business.
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Price gains have reaccelerated, and if supply doesn't improve markedly, some of the tightest markets will overheat quickly, leaving less affluent buyers out in the cold.
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The best-selling loungewear set is crafted from a modal fabric that's lightweight, breathable, and soft, so you'll never overheat or feel uncomfortable throughout the night.
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And for a winter jog, an even thinner cap still might be a good choice, as you will quickly warm up and don't want to overheat.
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If Mr. Trump and his Republican allies are likely to try to overheat the system, Mr. Nadler's instinct, they say, is to turn back the dial.
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Once you have the drop on your opponent, you'll also have to manage the temperature of your units—fire too much, too often and you'll overheat.
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Back in January 2018, HP issued a battery recall covering 50,000 laptop batteries which had the potential to overheat and become either a burn of fire hazard.
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What I hate is the warmth, the heat, the need to put on my summer clothes or overheat like the leather interior of a scab-ridden car.
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From the mid-2000s soaring oil prices stimulated further growth, mainly in the services and construction sectors, but also fuelled imports, and the economy started to overheat.
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Still, his comments on Thursday suggest a growing unease that the Fed could overheat the economy if it does not respond to falling unemployment with rate hikes.
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But recharging the battery this way heats it up, so they also have to be sure not to overheat the system — otherwise, the car will shut down.
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However, Finance Minister Jose Antonio Gonzalez Anaya argued the changes could make the U.S. economy overheat and said his government did not want to copy Trump's overhaul.
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Three times as many children have died this year over last year after being left inside cars that overheat, the National Safety Council reported in early June.
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" The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Thursday the Note 7's "battery can overheat and catch fire, posing serious fire and burn hazard to consumers.
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The Symantec report points out the costs of these cryptojackings has on unsuspecting victims: devices are slowed down, while batteries overheat and can experience a reduced lifespan.
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In late 2015, the FAA banned so-called hoverboards, the self-balancing scooters that became infamous for containing batteries that would overheat and literally burst into flames.
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A growing chorus of Fed officials has warned a sustained widening of the budget deficit could cause the U.S. economy to overheat, requiring more aggressive rate hikes.
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Yellen said overnight that plans to raise U.S. interest rates gradually are aimed at sustaining full employment and near-2-percent inflation without letting the economy overheat.
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Rather than signaling a pending recession, recent action in the Treasury market more likely reflects the common aftermath of a mid-cycle overheat within an ongoing expansion.
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Problems with blood-sugar levels can make it harder to sweat, and make people urinate more; this makes a diabetic more likely to overheat or get dehydrated.
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Even if the fire itself does not reach the tree canopy, the animals may overheat and fall to the ground, where they can be burned to death.
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With inflation still kept at pay, interest rates can go up in a gradual manner without causing the economy to overheat, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said.
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These events are particularly dangerous for the elderly, who often live alone in apartments that until recent years didn't need air-conditioning, but that now easily overheat.
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BlanQuil Chill 15-Pound Cooling Weighted Blanket, $249, available at AmazonDoes Mom always need a blanket to fall asleep, but struggles not to overheat under heavy blankets?
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Being careful not to overheat it, the place bowl of melted chocolate over simmering water until the chocolate reaches the ideal working temperature of 88-90 degrees.
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Its leader Saudi Arabia is pushing to extend output cuts by nine months while non-member Russia is hesitating due to worries that the market could overheat.
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Those in favor of moving argued that unemployment and inflation were close to levels the Fed regarded as healthy, and waiting could cause the economy to overheat.
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Without gradual rate interest rate rises, policymakers worry, the economy could overheat, forcing the Fed to raise them aggressively and possibly sending the United States into recession.
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The immediate result was to give Japanese consumers a newly strong yen and, after the Bank of Japan lowered official interest rates, to overheat the domestic market.
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"We've always told people never use a stove as a heating device, they're not designed for that," Mr. Szymanski said, because they can overheat and catch fire.
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"Trump's economic team has managed to overheat an already buoyant economy," Soros warned his guests at an informal dinner at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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"I was setting the engine cowl flaps and watching to make sure the engines didn't overheat," Cole, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, told CNN in 2016.
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Whereas, if you accept the reality that the planet will soon overheat to the point of threatening civilization, there's a whole lot more you should be doing.
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BlanQuil Chill 20-Pound Cooling Weighted Blanket, $169, available at AmazonDoes Dad always need a blanket to fall asleep, but struggles not to overheat under heavy blankets?
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If you're planning on spending a few hours around Santaland, plan to wear layers that you can easily take off so you don't overheat like I did.
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Economists warn that with unemployment this low, the tax-cut bill could cause the economy to overheat, pushing up inflation and forcing policymakers to raise interest rates.
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With heat pipes, the phone's heat could be reduced anywhere between 6 to 10 percent, allowing the device to remain cooler, and less likely to overheat and explode.
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"I think the central problem is not that we've had overheat issues, we've had those all year ... [and] we had a good economy to offset them," Paulsen said.
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Federal Reserve policymakers may not raise interest rates in June because Chair Janet Yellen would rather let the economy overheat than hike too soon, financial professionals said Friday.
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The problem is, if these gigantic batteries begin to experience thermal runaway, the batteries can quickly overheat, causing them to spew toxic gases, or worse, start on fire.
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She repeated that the Fed's plans to raise U.S. interest rates gradually are aimed at sustaining full employment and near-2-percent inflation without letting the economy overheat.
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You don't want your phone to overheat, you don't want it to get sand in its ports and crevices, and you definitely don't want it to get wet.
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Since you're getting such a thorough upper body workout, I'd suggest avoiding sleeves, which apart from causing you to overheat also tend to constrict movement and cause chafing.
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The firm is killing its troubled Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after struggling to address reports that the device can overheat and catch fire because of a manufacturing flaw.
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The CEO of Russia's top private producer Lukoil told Reuters that should the oil market overheat, both OPEC and its allies will release new production to rebalance it.
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Meanwhile, "open cell foam technology" allows air to flow freely through the mattress and improves breathability, so you won't overheat like you would on a memory foam mattress.
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He has to pace the cars at such a speed to ensure that tires and brakes do not cool down too quickly and that engines do not overheat.
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Made from 100% breathable, soft, smooth cotton, they are cut to fit well without bagging, bunching, or squeezing, and they keep you cozily warm without making you overheat.
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Also, keep in mind that skylights are more likely to overheat your house and fade your belongings than windows are because of their position relative to the sun.
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Yellen, who raised rates four times between 2015 and 2018, said she feared the economy could overheat if the Fed doesn't bring rates back toward historically neural levels.
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As the Wall Street Journal revealed, the company knowingly rented out cars that were under manufacturer recall due to an electrical component that could overheat and catch fire.
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" He pointed out that "several previous expansions were given a second life by a 'recovery refresh' as an economic slowdown arrived just in time to temporarily pause overheat pressures.
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Ben Casselman The unusual combination of tax cuts, government spending increases and low unemployment has touched off fears in recent months that the American economy may begin to overheat.
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Analysts expected that the implications for long-term growth would likely spur further stimulus, particularly from the fiscal side amid concerns additional monetary easing may overheat the property sector.
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"I was setting the engine cowl flaps and watching to make sure the engines didn't overheat," said Cole, now 101 years old and a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel.
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Samsung recently expanded its existing recall of 1 million phones in the U.S. amid continuing reports that the batteries overheat, catch fire and explode in a handful of cases.
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The lab conducting the battery tests looks to make sure the battery works properly while making phone calls and charging, scenarios when the battery is most likely to overheat.
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Whether you're trying to take out that damn Bastion in Overwatch or just trying to binge Stranger Things 2 in bed, your laptop will certainly overheat at some point.
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Creating a design that looks sleek and won't easily overheat is a team effort that requires input from multiple design departments, including the industrial design and thermal engineering teams.
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The problem, Zellman said, was that while the man was unconscious he had his foot on the accelerator, which probably caused the engine to overheat and ignite in flames.
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Last year, Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 phones were banned from all flights after the company discovered that its lithium-ion batteries were faulty and could overheat and catch fire.
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He added that while a slowdown overseas remains a concern, the U.S. economy has proven resilient and could even overheat if Fed policy remains unchanged for too much longer.
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"If this continues to collapse, I'm then going to figure out if it's more confidence in Greece … or if the German economy is actually starting to overheat," he said.
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It's a common (and dangerous) misconception that dogs' fur can cause them to overheat when the temperatures rise, but a husky's coat doesn't act like an insulated winter parka.
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But on the other hand, he notes, the Fed may not want to wait to find out if the fervor in short-term employment causes the economy to overheat.
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Whether you're gaming, streaming videos, or taking on intense projects, this laptop will always support you with high-quality performance, and won't overheat due to its dual fan system.
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Though no injuries have been reported yet, the recall states that the lamp's dimmer switch and outlet plug have the potential to overheat and ignite, posing danger to owners.
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Regardless of your activity, it can be easy to overheat in a fleece jacket, so the armpit zips allow you to actively cool down without taking the jacket off.
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The Nürburgring-Nordschleife is 13 miles long, so it's actually a tough test for an electric car; EVs can overheat or exhaust their power when pushed to the limit.
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Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve plans to raise U.S. interest rates gradually so as to sustain healthy growth without letting the economy overheat, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on Monday.
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It was immediately comfortable and I didn't overheat or notice my husband moving around next to meI was literally floored by how comfortable it was after the first night.
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But if it raises rates too slowly, some Fed officials fear the economy could "overheat" and ignite a rapid spiral of price increases that could eventually prompt a recession.
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If you tend to sleep warm, you'll also appreciate the cooling mattress cover designed to absorb and release heat from the body so you don't overheat during the night.
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Instead, the deal makes it easier for polluters to overheat our planet — which can lead to more extreme weather, more lost homes, more lost harvests and more lost lives.
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He is ex-military, so he told me try not to use your phones and not to talk, since there was little air in the closet, making everyone overheat.
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A range of Fed policymakers has warned that wider fiscal deficits could cause the economy to overheat, requiring more rapid rate hikes that could send the economy into another recession.
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The economy is near full employment and there are concerns that fiscal stimulus in the form of the income tax cuts and increased government spending could cause it to overheat.
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But it also had a fatal battery flaw, which led it to overheat and catch fire, turning what was meant to be Samsung Mobile's glorious apogee into its ignominious nadir.
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In October, Samsung announced a voluntary recall of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 when it was discovered that all available devices could overheat and pose a safety risk to customers.
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Lithium-ion is perhaps the most powerful battery type available, but it comes with a risk called thermal runaway — when defects or mishandling causes a battery to overheat and explode.
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It's time for everyone to step out of that heavy navy suit, get out of the baking sun, and take a load off those poor feet before we ALL overheat.
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"To have my mom 107 [degrees], humidity, carrying the mailbag around with no air conditioning in the car — yeah, I'm sure she's probably gonna overheat," he told CBS Los Angeles.
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Tests conducted by the agency have concluded that when large electronics overheat in luggage they run the risk of combustion when packed with aerosol canisters like hairspray and dry shampoo.
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"This is in addition to existing Cabin Overheat Protection, which come on automatically at high temps to ensure any babies or pets in the car are safe," reads Musk's comment.
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In the blazing heat, it appeared both Renault drivers were struggling with Formula E's critical balance: using as much of your battery's energy as possible without causing it to overheat.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One World Technologies Inc is recalling about 670 Ryobi snow blowers because they can overheat and cause a fire, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Tuesday.
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Think of the economy as a car; if you try to accelerate far beyond the speed it's capable of, a car won't go any faster but the engine will overheat.
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He indicated that while a slowdown overseas remained a concern, the United States economy had proved resilient and could even overheat if Fed policy remained unchanged for too much longer.
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Another issue was that Jobs was so annoyed by the noise the cooling fans made that he refused to include any fans or vents, and the III would severely overheat.
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Kelly said the rate hikes are a positive sign and that it is important for the Fed to get the economy "back to neutral pretty fast" so it doesn't overheat.
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The report also said that e-cigarettes, commonly powered by a lithium-ion battery, could overheat to the point of catching fire or exploding, a phenomenon known as thermal runaway.
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In the current monetary policy environment, it would mean keeping rates lower for longer, allowing the economy to overheat until inflation was tracking comfortably above 2 percent for a time.
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And then also, they can end up being still on the beach in the morning when the sun comes up, which means they pretty much would just overheat and die.
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Although Powell may want to take a mulligan on the Fed's final rate hike, the central bank was trying to prevent Trump's tax cuts from causing the economy to overheat.
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A mattress constructed of polyester or foam, for example, doesn't breathe well, meaning that no matter how low you crank the air conditioning, your body can still overheat and sweat.
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More than two months after the launch of ill-fated Note7, we still don't know what caused the batteries in some of the devices to overheat and, in some cases, explode.
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When the Fed earlier this week decided to stand pat on rates, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said she felt the labor market had more room to run before it could overheat.
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The mom shared photos of her daughter&aposs painful wounds on Facebook, warning other parents to tell their children to avoid slides and other equipment that may overheat in the sun.
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If the Fed were to accommodate the fiscal stimulus and allow the economy to overheat a little, then America could export some of that excess demand abroad, boosting the global economy.
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It isn't surprising that the Fed would opt not to allow the American economy to overheat; since the crisis it has persistently treated 2% as more a ceiling than a target.
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Of course there's a catch: Jensen will overheat if he runs this new augments with the old ones, so you have to disable an old one to use a new one.
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Dust off the ol' beach towel, rub on some sunblock, and pray to the Apple gods your iPhone doesn't overheat — cause it's time for some streaming fun in the summer sun!
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"It means that long rates can remain low without causing the economy to overheat, and therefore the urgency of tightening is very substantially diminished," said Andrew Levin, a Dartmouth College economist.
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Phone batteries malfunction and overheat all the time, but the Note 7's unhappy record makes it a news story every time a Samsung phone has any issues of that kind.
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Unlike some high-performance cars of the period, the Bronco doesn't overheat or refuse to idle smoothly, and it handles and stops much better than any 21996s Ford product ever did.
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With unemployment low, GDP growing at a solid pace and inflation already right around the Fed's 2-percent target, the Fed sees a real chance of the economy starting to overheat.
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To Cramer, Friday's report seemed to challenge a longstanding theory: that as the economy strengthens, the Federal Reserve will be bound to raise interest rates, potentially causing the economy to overheat.
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She reads the braille in the elevator to get where she needs to go, and then uses her cane to find generators in the lab to make them overheat and explode.
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With 45 laps to go, his engine began to overheat as a result of too much tape on his grill and he had to pit, knocking him off the lead lap.
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A more aggressive monetary policy in 2017 might have brought sense back to the market and reduced the chance that the American economy might overheat and bring inflation in its wake.
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But the most likely culprit appears to be fear that central banks will increase interest rates in an effort to fend off inflation and ensure that fast-growing economies don't overheat.
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When prices fall due to an increase in productivity, for example, the Fed ought to let consumers enjoy those lower prices rather than easing monetary policy, which could overheat the economy.
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A proposed policy of large unfunded tax cuts and big increases in infrastructure spending were thought almost certain to widen the U.S. budget deficit and cause the U.S. economy to overheat.
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Further rate hikes are expected to be few and far between as the U.S. central bank tries to balance a desire to fuel growth against worries it could overheat the economy.
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"WARNING: Use of this reproduction game cartridge (the 'Product') on the SNES gaming hardware may cause the SNES console to overheat or catch fire," a legal notice on the iam8bit website reads.
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The heat issue is concerning, but I haven't had one overheat and shut down yet, so for now I'd just advise caution if you're going to be shooting on a hot day.
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But Mr. Tulman shapes his pelmeni on a machine visible in the next room, built in Russia and customized with extra rollers so as not to overheat the dough when it's compressed.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Central European currencies are expected to extend last year's gains in 1.33, led by the Czech crown, as the region's economies roar ahead without much worry that they will overheat.
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Rosengren said U.S. unemployment at 4.4 percent has dropped below its natural equilibrium and could overheat the economy and prompt faster interest-rate hikes if it were to drop below 4 percent.
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China's top banks are lending more to homebuyers and developers than at any time since at least the global financial crisis, making them vulnerable to a property market downturn if prices overheat.
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One recall covers 23,22011 22007-22014 U.S. 22015-Series vehicles to address a wiring issue for heating and air conditioning systems that may overheat and could increase the risk of a fire.
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Still, some aspects of the U.S. economy such as the labor market and housing continue to perform well without signs they will overheat in the next 12 months, Deutsche Bank economists said.
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That would be around the average monthly job growth so far this year, which Fed Chair Janet Yellen said last month was "unsustainable" and could over time cause the economy to overheat.
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However, if the economy were to overheat and inflation seemed likely to move significantly or persistently above 2 percent, the FOMC could readily increase the target range for the federal funds rate.
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Ms. Misra noted that it's breathable enough that you don't overheat in milder temperatures, but it still offers a layer of protection from overzealous air conditioning or on a breezy evening walk.
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Our DealBook columnist, Andrew Ross Sorkin, attributes the turmoil to investors' belief that President Trump's policies to stoke growth are going to work, but so much so that they'll overheat the economy.
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But the state's largest power utility is using the lowest of low-tech solutions — rolling blackouts — to protect dry landscapes from live power lines that could spark or overheat and set wildfires.
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Bankers, auto industry executives, analysts and regulators have been warning since 2014 that the auto loan market could overheat after being fueled for years by low interest rates and easy financing terms.
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"By continuing to gradually raise interest rates over time, we're trying to balance those two things and achieve inflation moving to target but also make sure the economy doesn't overheat," he said.
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Nabiullina said inflows of foreign funds into OFZ bonds have not caused the market to overheat, while volatility in capital flows do not constitute a risk because of Russia's low state debt.
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After months of silence following a global recall of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone last October, Samsung disclosed its lengthy findings as to what caused the device's batteries to overheat and catch fire.
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As my phone began to sputter and overheat from thousands of new follower notifications, fans flooded my mentions and inbox with love for the show and horror at its imminent destruction by river.
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Based on the facts conveyed so far, we can speculate that the faults transmitted by ACARS occurred as a result of electronic circuitry nearest the source of the overheat/fire being affected first.
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We may never know why Samsung's battery manufacturing partners made a handful of critical errors that led dozens of (the once widely-praised) Galaxy Note7 smartphones to overheat, and/or burst into flames.
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The most famous example is perhaps when the Xbox 360 tended to overheat and succumb to the "red ring of death," but models with newer chips were far better at resisting the issue.
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The Federal Reserve should be careful not to cut interest rates too many times because the stock market could overheat, according to a private equity chief whose firm oversees more than $140 billion.
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Jones also said the Trump administration's corporate tax cut from late last year could hurt investors down the road by causing the economy to overheat and the Federal Reserve to keep raising rates.
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After Apple discovered in June that certain MacBook laptops could overheat, posing a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission quickly issued a warning, along with information about consumer burns and smoke inhalation.
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Their breaths start to make a clicking noise when they overheat, said Ms. Bell, 37, and one, Dizzy, will succumb soon after, splaying in any smidge of cool shadow cast over the sidewalk.
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"A decade ago, growth in the housing market was driven primarily by loose and predatory lending, speculation and over-building — forces that only served to artificially inflate and overheat the market," she said.
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A lithium e-cigarette battery in Johnson's pocket had reportedly come into contact with with coins, causing it to overheat and explode, which can happen when the circuitry inside the battery is damaged.
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For 10 years, it has pushed messages, both online and in print, that describe why cars overheat when parked in the sun and that advise parents never to leave children in a car.
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Mr. Powell said that gradual rate increases remained the best way for the Fed to navigate between the danger the economy will overheat and cause inflation, and the danger the economy will falter.
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The company's executives in Singapore were aware that the 1,000 defective Vezels they had leased to their drivers had been recalled by Honda because one of its components could overheat and catch fire.
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Active all day (and perhaps all night?), their host devices labor and hyperventilate: Give Me Time/This Page is No More's projectors overheat, their fans cooling frantically as they shutter through the show.
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The flashlight accessory that comes with this Marshall (the fire-fighting member of the Paw Patrol) helmet has been found to overheat, creating a potential fire and burn risk, and prompting a voluntary recall.
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"If we delay too long, the economy will eventually overheat, causing inflation or some other problem," San Francisco Fed President John Williams said in remarks prepared for delivery to the University of Technology Sydney.
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In June, Bloomberg reported that Apple has faced "a series of technical hurdles" during the course of AirPower's development, such as making sure the charging mat doesn't overheat and working with its "complex" circuitry.
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The selloff was sparked after economic data raised worries the economy may overheat, causing a quick spike in bond yields and concern the Federal Reserve may become more aggressive in raising U.S. interest rates.
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Plaintiffs led by Beth Kljajic and Kathleen Cates alleged that Whirlpool's Vision II Platform Wall Ovens were prone to overheat and lock up when the self-cleaning function was turned on, leaving them unusable.
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"Some vaping products themselves could also raise the risk of injury, Jordt added, because they can overheat, which could then generate a "high load of toxic chemicals, together with toxic metal released from coils.
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And the longer it drags down economic growth, the more Chinese policymakers will be tempted to return to their best trick to juice up the economy, raising the possibility that property markets could overheat.
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Placing the phone in direct sunlight, near a heat source or in a parked car on a steamy summer day can diminish battery performance, permanently damage the battery's capacity or cause it to overheat.
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He added however that while banks in Turkey remained in reasonable shape, the country did have a problem with its balance of payments that has occurred because the economy had been allowed to overheat.
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That trend is now reversing, albeit for mostly good reasons: The American economy is really strong, and the Fed is raising rates to keep inflation in check and make sure the economy doesn't overheat.
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Last year, Uber apparently bought over 1,100 Honda Vezels from one of these gray-market companies, even though the model had been recalled for a faulty electronic component that could overheat and cause a fire.
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The belief at the time was that the batteries were "venting," a non-technical term used to describe an electrical engineering problem known as a thermal runaway, which causes batteries to overheat and potentially explode.
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While investigators still don't know exactly what caused the crash, both the CVR information and the wreckage evidence lend credence to the theory that a mechanical problem may have created a fire or overheat problem.
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Then Tepco will resume full pumping, but in March the company will stop all cooling for a seven-hour period to test analytical models which have shown that the reactors will not overheat, he said.
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Pros: Low price point, jam-remover function, overheat protection, suitable for shredding paper, credit cards, staples, and paper clipsCons: Louder than some other units, six-sheet capacity means shredding larger documents can take a while
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"It's important to say we are raising rates now because the economy is strong and if we wait too long ... the economy would overheat," Powell said in response to a question about low wage growth.
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A further reason to regret public spending increases at this particular juncture is that, even before these increases, there was already substantial economic policy stimulus in the pipeline that risked causing the economy to overheat.
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He claims in his filing that the quality of Tesla's battery manufacturing is low — to the point of being dangerous — and that he fears batteries could overheat and go into what's known as thermal runaway.
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Still, the recent slide in the expectations is an indication that investors have grown more concerned about global growth and less worried that the United States' economy will overheat and cause a jump in inflation.
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If they get damaged, overheat, or short-circuit, a rechargeable battery will have what's called a thermal runaway event, producing heat internally and getting hotter and hotter until it begins to smoke and then burn.
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Plus, with quality-of-life features like four heat settings, three speed settings, a constantly cool surface (it won't overheat), and inaudible usage, it's hard to say no to this great piece of beauty tech.
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"It seems appropriate to remove some of the monetary policy accommodation to ensure we avoid a build-up in risks to macroeconomic stability that could arise if the economy were allowed to overheat," she said.
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BRASILIA, Jan 21 (Reuters) - President Dilma Rousseff's government will announce a strategy next week to kick start the Brazilian economy without causing it to overheat or fuel inflation, sources in the administration said on Thursday.
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I also like to wear the Atlas Sweater on warmer days that wouldn't typically call for a sweater because I know I won't overheat outside, and I'll stay warm in our sometimes unbearably cold office.
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Ford said a lack of coolant circulation could cause an engine to overheat, resulting in a crack in the cylinder head, which could result in a pressurized oil leak and raise the risk of a fire.
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As the business cycle matures, there is more chance that the economy will overheat, because of bottlenecks in the jobs market; or that the central bank overtightens in order to prevent things from running too hot.
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Girls with curly hair should not be afraid to have their hair blown out after a haircut as long as the stylist is very careful not to overheat the hair with a dryer and flat iron.
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While many economists were encouraged by the 211,000 jobs created last month and 4.4 percent unemployment rate, the Goldman economists, in a separate note, wrote that they see the potential for the labor market to overheat.
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The company was backing solid-state rather than the lithium ion technology used in existing electric vehicles because it was safer, the batteries would not overheat, were quicker to charge and potentially more powerful, he said.
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"We want to do this gradually, because if we allow the economy to overheat, we could be faced with a situation where we might have to ... raise rates and throw the economy into recession," she said.
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Often, when her brain seems to overheat and her mouth can't keep up, she will let loose a deep, heaving groan — AUUUGHHHH — that serves as an exasperated white flag toward whatever idea she was wrestling with.
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Mr. Marrero was hesitant to plug in the light bulb or his electric fan — only one could be used at a time — because he was afraid to overheat the machine or take energy from his neighbors.
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When some of Uber's Honda Vezel cars were recalled in April 2016 for a part that could overheat, Uber continued to buy the Vezel cars with the faulty part for eight more months, the Journal reported.
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So the only way big deficits could drive up rates would be if they gave a big boost to demand, threatening to overheat the economy, and causing the Fed to raise rates to avert that overheating.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's hazard description for the recall only provides the following statement: The lithium-ion battery in the Galaxy Note7 smartphones can overheat and catch fire, posing a serious burn hazard to consumers.
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Having warned just weeks into his new role that Ireland must be careful not to overheat the economy, Donohoe said on Monday those risks remained unchanged but that he did not believe the economy is currently overheating.
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By choosing in 85033 to stimulate the U.S. economy with a very large unfunded tax cut at a time that it was at full employment, the president raised the real risk of having the U.S. economy overheat.
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Rieder said the and he expects it to grow at a decent pace in 2018, but says the stimulus from the tax bill may be coming at the wrong time and could actually overheat a solid economy.
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"The other ones all benefit from a pickup in inflation, and overheat pressures to some degree materials and industrials, financials, will all benefit not only if the economy picks up but if inflation picks up," Paulsen said.
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In a news conference that took place on Monday morning in South Korea, Samsung and outside experts said batteries made by two suppliers contained flaws that allowed the phones to overheat and in several cases catch fire.
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When some of Uber's Honda Vezel cars were recalled in April 2016 for a part that could overheat, Uber continued to buy the Vezel cars with the faulty part for eight more months, and one caught fire.
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You'd be hard pressed to find someone who would argue that killing a flock of chickens by shutting down ventilation systems to their barn and letting them slowly overheat and suffocate is a pleasant way to go.
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The fear now is that alongside the economic boost President Donald Trump's tax cut plans may deliver, higher deficit spending could overheat the already strong U.S. economy and accelerate inflation to levels not seen in over a decade.
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The initial market selloff in January was sparked after economic data raised worries the economy may overheat, causing a quick spike in bond yields and concern the Federal Reserve may become more aggressive in raising U.S. interest rates.
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But to Evans, there is little risk the Fed will repeat the mistakes of the 1970s, when policymakers allowed the labor market to overheat, unleashing inflation and forcing the central bank to jack up rates aggressively in response.
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If you're the owner of a Toshiba laptop, there's a chance its battery could overheat and go kaboom and melt your machine—which is why the Japanese electronics giant recalled a bunch of Panasonic battery packs this week.
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Adopted by the Navy six years ago after the Marines adopted their own pixelated Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform (MARPAT), sailors have complained that the uniform was uncomfortable and that it was easy to overheat while wearing it.
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NPR reported that when the liquids in a vaping product overheat, which is a common issue, it can lead to "thermal decomposition," a process that breaks down the fluids and can release dangerous chemicals into the user's lungs.
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While investors are hopeful about global economic growth and tax-cut led gains for corporate earnings, they are anxious about whether the tax-overhaul could overheat inflation and lead to a sharper than expected rise in interest rates.
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" Mr. Powell "has done a good job trying to find a balance and equilibrium between trying to allow an economy that is really hot not overheat," Mr. Scott said, "while also not throwing a wet blanket over it.
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While the Fed sees little slack in the economy, Mr. Powell said he did not see wage growth as an indication that the economy was beginning to overheat since wages were rising in line with inflation and productivity.
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As an economist, I have to hope that the U.S. economy is not thrown off course by something like a trade war and that it is allowed to overheat as the FOMC's forecast now seems to be suggesting.
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People with the implantable devices are often excluded from MRIs out of concern that the powerful magnetic fields emitted by the machines can overheat the lead wires implanted in the heart and interfere with the pacemaker's sensitive electronics.
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The positive economic growth from tax reform and deregulation will "not put upward pressure on prices," said Hassett, meaning he does not believe the economy will overheat and fuel the kind of inflation that would worry the Fed.
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And nothing underlines that more than the somewhat alarming caveat included on Iam8bit's product page: WARNING: Use of this reproduction game cartridge (the "Product") on the SNES gaming hardware may cause the SNES console to overheat or catch fire.
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Utility equipment has been blamed in the last several years for some of California's most destructive wildfires, and now the companies are using rolling blackouts to protect dry landscapes from power lines that could overheat and spark deadly fires.
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Let unemployment fall below its "natural" rate (the level of joblessness that results merely from the normal patterns of job gains and losses at any one time) and the economy could overheat, causing inflation to spiral out of control.
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The world's biggest chipmaker said it had taken the drastic step of telling all customers to return the watch, called the Basis Peak, after finding it "can overheat, which could result in burns or blisters on the skin surface".
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Even if the fiscal boost from the tax and budget bills, which is bigger than the 2009 stimulus package amid the Great Recession, were to overheat the economy, the Federal Reserve could use interest rates to dial that back.
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Samsung said on Monday that defective batteries caused the Note 7 handsets to overheat and catch fire, and indicated that it may delay the launch of its next premium Galaxy S smartphone as it overhauls its product safety systems.
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Poll: VW's luxury unit Audi said on Tuesday that it was recalling 1.16 million vehicles worldwide because of concerns that an electric coolant pump could overheat or short-circuit from moisture within the pump and pose a fire risk.
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The biggest limitation of observation is that it can be hard to separate the variables: did people panic because of the heat, or did the crush of bodies in the intersection overheat everybody unfortunate to get caught in the stampede?
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The South Korean firm in the statement also apologised to its consumers for failing to explain why the smartphones on sale in China were safe, as they used batteries that came from a different supplier to those that could overheat.
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Under Yellen, the central bank was still more guarded about the economic impact of such fiscal stimulus that could overheat an economy already near full capacity, but also boost business confidence and productivity, giving the rates more room to rise.
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Though the unemployment rate is historically low today — which in the past might have signaled an economy running at capacity and threatening to overheat — people are still entering the workforce at a healthy clip, blunting upward pressure on wages and prices.
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Just this past Sunday, Samsung released its report on the Note 7 that detailed how a rushed manufacturing schedule and irregularly sized batteries from one of its own subsidiaries caused some units to overheat and, in some cases, catch fire.
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Again, we don't know all the facts yet, but it is possible that a mechanical malfunction within the A-320's systems may have begun as an overheat situation and erupted into a fire inside the confines of the electronics bay.
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A gadget is designed to give off excess warmth if it starts to overheat, but if it's blocked from doing that—by, say, the arm or torso of an unconscious human—it transfers that excess heat to whatever it's touching.
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Britain's annual growth is running at its weakest in four years, but with inflation hitting a five-year high of 3.0 percent in September and unemployment at a 42-year low, the central bank is worried the economy could overheat.
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Meanwhile, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said in a speech that unemployment in the United States has dropped below its natural equilibrium and could overheat the economyand prompt faster interest-rate hikes if it were to drop below 4 percent.
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We know enough about the internal functions of these mechs to worry when our heroine's laser cannon begins to overheat, or to gasp in awe as the enemy ace switches between their stolen machine's special modes with an impossible smoothness.
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I also noticed after about 25 minutes of usage the projector would overheat the phone and stop working altogether until the phone cooled down (I guess the mini fan inside the projector doesn't really do much to help keep things cool).
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"Definitely the better-than-expected job numbers are really what the catalyst was, which (made) people fear the economy is going to overheat, or is doing better than everyone thinks, and interest rates are going to go up faster," he said.
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But it turns out that even a few slightly loose screws could cause a GPU to overheat, because if the cooler isn't tightly pressed against the silicon, it can potentially cause the graphics chip to heat up more than it should.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC and Russia are heading towards prolonging their oil supply cuts for the whole of 2018 but with an option to review the deal in June, OPEC sources said on Tuesday after Moscow expressed concerns the market could overheat.
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The cars were part of a recall issued by Honda in 2016 because of an electrical defect that could cause the vehicle to overheat, and the WSJ report says Uber executives knew about this recall prior to leasing the vehicles out.
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It's especially great for those new to cooking — with an easy one-touch smart program, 15 one-touch settings, and 11 built-in safety features including overheat protection and a safety lid, it is basically impossible to burn or mess up a meal.
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But the spring version of the World Economic Outlook, the fund's semiannual report card on the health of the international economy, outlined big risks — including the growing likelihood of a trade war and government policies that could overheat the United States economy.
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Documents posted Friday by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that a heater for the positive crankcase ventilation valve can overheat and cause the valve to melt, increasing the risk of a fire even when the vehicle is not in use.
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She spoke about her meetings with Trump including last year's job interview about staying on for another term as Fed chair, and expressed some concern that the stimulus from tax cuts and government spending could overheat the economy, one of the sources said.
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That means, among other things, that the handset is less likely to overheat during the charging process, allowing the device to charge quickly without the handset getting too hot, offering around a 60 percent charge after being plugged in for half an hour.
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According to Bloomberg:The Korean company will announce that Samsung SDI Co. made batteries that didn't fit properly into the device, causing it to overheat, said the person, who declined to be identified because the results of the probe haven't been made public.
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Maurice, a self-proclaimed "genius with wires," and his wife Star pass a Rockstar energy drink between them as he paces around the car, making sure all the cords are plugged in and the converter they've hooked to the engine doesn't overheat.
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Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said earlier concerns that the economy might overheat without higher interest rates now seem "less pressing," with little inflation pressure and sharp market swings at the end of 2018 making investors less ebullient.
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Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said earlier concerns that the economy might overheat without higher interest rates now seem "less pressing," with little inflation pressure and sharp market swings at the end of 2018 making investors less ebullient.
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Pacific Gas & Electric, which has been blamed for in the last several years for some of California's most destructive fires, is implementing rolling blackouts over the next 10 years to protect dry landscapes from power lines that could overheat and spark the fires.
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I posit this: The sheer carnage of eating four or five breakfasts' worth of breakfast put Doherty's frail-but-un-killable body under such strain that he started to overheat and sweat, and he had to lose his coat to finish the fries.
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Some worry that the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut package passed by the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress in December, in the biggest overhaul of the tax code in 30 years, could cause the economy, already operating near full capacity, to overheat.
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"In risk assessment for the bowl Blanda, it has been established that many different parameters would have to converge for the content of the bowl to overheat and that the risk for this to happen is very low," the company told CNBC.
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But there has been concern that lithium-ion batteries, such as the ones used in laptops, can overheat and catch fire in the cargo hold, which is why the Federal Aviation Administration requires spare uninstalled batteries to be stored in carry-on bags.
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I fear that the Fed's experiment with allowing the economy to overheat will prove that the Phillips curve has merely been dormant and that inflation will turn out to be very much higher than that level for which the Fed is bargaining.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly railed against the Fed's rate changes, breaking precedent by openly attacking Powell and expressing his hopes via Twitter that governors would keep rates steady, a move that could risk letting the economy overheat amid continued strong hiring.
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The risk is that the market could overheat and that, with a lot of capital going to a few marquee names, should those companies fail to deliver, the rising tide of capital that's come in to the region could just as easily go back out.
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A flaw was causing a transmission line to overheat dangerously elsewhere in the system, so the line alongside where Edwards&apos men were working would have to be returned to service, forcing the crews to stop for at least the rest of the day.
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ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. (Reuters) - Another Federal Reserve policymaker on Tuesday backed an emerging U.S. central bank plan to begin trimming its bond holdings later this year, as Kansas City Fed President Esther George warned against waiting too long in order to "overheat" labor markets.
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If you scroll down to the bottom of the listing, there's a paragraph that warns of the game's flame-inducing features: WARNING: Use of this reproduction game cartridge (the "Product") on the SNES gaming hardware may cause the SNES console to overheat or catch fire.
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Samsung, in a statement issued on its China website, apologised to its consumers for failing to providing a detailed explanation why the smartphones on sale in China were safe, as they used batteries that came from a different supplier to those that could overheat.
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The paper, like others presented at this annual economic symposium, will not have any short-term impact on plans by the Federal Reserve and other central bank to keep raising rates so as not to allow the U.S. and other big economies to overheat.
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So if you go running on a hot day, you go slower, not because your core temperature is at a dangerous zone, but because your brain is worried that it's going to reach a dangerous zone and you're going to overheat and cause damage.
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She said Yellen's recent indication that it might be OK to let inflation overheat a little to give the economy more traction contrasts with Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer's view that the Fed runs the risk of causing an overheating that could hurt the economy.
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Rumors have swirled about why AirPower is so massively delayed (most credible explanation was Apple couldn't get the charging plates to align in way that didn't overheat), but with the holiday around the corner, it definitely feels like it's time for an AirPower launch.
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Oil has retreated in the last three days on concerns that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, and key non-members like Russia indicated on Wednesday that the deal will be extended, but it may be reviewed in June if the market starts to overheat.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Oil markets will not overheat as they did during a price spike in the last decade as global demand is rising fast and the alliance of OPEC and non-OPEC countries is working well, the head of Russia's top private producer Lukoil said.
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The naturally breathable, temperature-regulating composition is a godsend to anyone who tends to overheat while sleeping and has tried every tactic in the book — swinging one leg outside of their comforter, running a fan through the night, wearing silky PJs, and the like.
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Dixon, who started from the pole in 2015, led a race-high 84 laps and still had the lead with 13 laps to run but a stray plastic bag that flew into his sidepod caused his engine to overheat and contributed to his fading finish.
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The driers can be brutal and inexact; some of the wheat may overheat, destroying the delicate wheat germ (a shame, since the natural oils in the germ are what imbue the grain with flavor); some may be damaged by condensation that forms inside the bin.
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But there are a few devices on the market that make a semiautomatic weapon mimic the much higher rate of fire of a fully automatic one — though accuracy typically suffers, and the weapon can overheat, damaging it or quickly making it hard to handle.
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The catastrophes of flooding induced by climate change are likewise easy to conceive: A surge from a massive storm wipes out a plant's pumps and emergency generators, causing the core to overheat and melt down, spewing radioactive particles into the ocean and the sky.
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Long story short: A bungled safety test performed during the early morning hours of April 20183, 1986 caused reactor number four of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant to overheat, blow off the reactor's 1,000-ton steel top, and generate an explosion the equivalent of 230 nuclear bombs.
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Which is good from both the ability of the economy to continue to grow at a good pace without creating a lot of inflation and it shows they're probably still in wait-and-see mode as to whether we overheat this year because of the added stimulus.
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This question obviously has salient implications for Fed policy, since in the first case, the economy could threaten to overheat if rates are kept too low for too long, but in the second, lower rates are simply more appropriate, and inflation is not a major concern.
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Update: Samsung tells Gizmodo the following:Since the affected devices can overheat and pose a safety risk, we are asking consumers with an original Galaxy Note7 or a replacement Galaxy Note7 to power it down and contact the carrier or retail outlet where you purchased your Galaxy Note7.
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Said Atlanta Fed president Ralph Bostic: "I intend to weigh the risk of acting too swiftly and choking off the expansion against the risk of having the economy overheat and get into a situation with rising inflation and inflation expectations that would necessitate a muscular policy response."
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Ireland's economy has grown faster than any other in the European Union for the last three years and is showing few signs of slowing down, prompting policymakers to warn that it could overheat in the coming years if falling unemployment leads to excessive price and wage pressures.
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In the central bank sphere, San Francisco Fed President John Williams told an audience in Australia, that the U.S. Federal Reserve needed to keep increasing rates gradually to keep the economy stable, as if the Fed delays too long, the "economy will eventually overheat", according to Reuters.
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The smallest detail, like whether the room was cold enough so that Zuckerberg — who has previously been mocked for how much he's sweated in a public setting — wouldn't overheat, or what kind of set up would be conducive to a high stakes interview, could make a difference.
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"It feels to me like they're much more likely to pay out the money in dividends or even use it on M&A as opposed to rapid expansion of capital investment, which is what it would take if you thought it was going to overheat," said Goolsbee.
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"I need some water/something came over me/way too hot to simmer down/might as well overheat," he drones, nailing the eerie feeling; later, when he impersonates a lech asking, disingenuously, to only put "the head in," the extent to which desire correlates with self-hatred is unclear.
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Whatever graphically-demanding game you've decided to obsess over recently, the Predator Helios 300 can handle it without flinching (even with Metro: Last Light Redux and Grand Theft Auto V). It works so hard that it does have a slight tendency to overheat, so keep it off your lap.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is heading for tougher-than-expected policy talks on Thursday as its leader Saudi Arabia pushes to extend output cuts by nine months while non-member Russia is hesitating on the curbs' duration due to worries that the market could overheat.
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Johnson found out that disagreements over the Fed's policies didn't amount to a valid "cause" when he asked his Justice Department in 1965 if he could fire a Fed board governor after clashing with him for raising the discount rate amid signs the economy was starting to overheat.
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Security researchers at Bitdefender have found a vulnerability in a popular brand—the researchers did not disclose which—that they say could allow an attacker to turn power outlets into botnets, read your email, and even set your house on fire if you connect an appliance that could overheat.
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Over the next year or so, he said, around 400 new one- to four-bedroom units will become available, and another 500 to 600 studios and one-bedrooms are in the planning stages, which could overheat the lower end of the market, as speculators and buy-to-rent investors swoop in.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson found out that disagreements over the Fed's policies didn't amount to a valid "cause" when he asked his Justice Department in 1965 if he could fire a Fed board governor after clashing with him for raising the discount rate amid signs the economy was starting to overheat.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and some non-OPEC producers led by Russia agreed on Thursday to keep current limits on output in place until the end of next year, although they signaled a possible early exit from the deal should the market overheat and prices rise too far.
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Stocks on Wall Street were hit after Boston Federal Reserve President Eric Rosengren said "risks to the forecast are becoming increasingly two-sided," meaning that while a slowdown overseas remains a concern, the U.S. economy has proved resilient and could even overheat if Fed policy remains unchanged for too much longer.
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Elsewhere, at a seminar at the University of Technology Sydney, San Francisco Fed President John Williams told an audience that the U.S. Federal Reserve needed to keep increasing rates gradually to keep the economy stable, as if the Fed delays too long, the "economy will eventually overheat", according to Reuters.
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To the degree the recent wild swings in the stock market are rooted in economic fundamentals, these are the fundamentals to fear: that the already strong economy may overheat, inflation may spike, and the Federal Reserve may then raise interest rates more aggressively to try to combat that higher inflation.
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Despite the NYC summer sun causing the backpack-worn-PCs to overheat and freeze the game early on, co-mingling in the same space as my friends and blasting malevolent spirits with my proton pack, all while actually walking a few hundred feet around a haunted building, was an amazingly immersive 10-minute experience.
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"At this point, a couple more interest rate increases are necessary to stabilize growth at a sustainable pace and stabilize the labor market so it doesn't overheat," Yellen told CNBC's Steve Liesman at the Charles Schwab Impact conference in Washington, D.C. Yellen also said she sees the fed funds rate averaging about 3 percent over the next 10 years.
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There is concern, however, that the recent U.S. tax overhaul by the Trump administration, which slashed the corporate income tax rate and cut personal income tax rates, could cause an economy that may be nearing full capacity to overheat and prompt the Fed to become more aggressive than anticipated in its course of interest rate hikes.
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He was there to promote the Hot Cars Act of 2019, but he had told this story many times before: to the court that tried him for manslaughter, and to Gene Weingarten for a Pulitzer-winning article in The Washington Post in 133 that helped alert the world to how children can overheat and die in vehicles.
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However, if you&aposre like me, a runner, hiking enthusiast, someone who walks her golden retriever approximately 3 miles a day, you know the average hoody isn&apost going to keep you warm in colder months and the puffer you reserve for snow days is too bulky to work out in and will cause you to overheat.
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Android enthusiast blogs are now openly telling their readers to avoid the Note 7, while the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Samsung will temporarily halt production of the device altogether while it investigates, again, what could still be causing the smartphone to overheat and explode, calling "into question Samsung's whole product testing methodology and its scrutiny of its suppliers," said Dawson.
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There is concern, however, that the recent U.S. tax overhaul by the Trump administration, which greatly reduced the corporate income tax rate as well as cutting personal income tax rates, could cause an economy that may be nearing full capacity to overheat and cause the Fed to become more aggressive than currently anticipated in its course of interest rate hikes.
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Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said earlier concerns that the economy might overheat without further interest rate hikes now seem less pressing, with financial stability risks lessened by the sharp market swings in the last quarter of 2018 and global growth risks from Europe, China, trade conflict, Britain's planned exit from the European Union and concern about banks in Europe.
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He must find a way to raise interest rates to prevent President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's expansive budget policy from causing the U.S. economy to overheat.
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Fortunately, the cover is removable and can be machine-washed, so even if you do happen to overheat, you can wash it when you get home (or in your hotel room sink.)While I wouldn't consider it a major issue, it's worth noting that the pillow will get smushed when it's rolled up and in the case, so it'd take a few minutes to fully expand again.
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They overheat, are missing crucial ports, or the ports they have are underpowered, and on many of the ones we've tested, the SD card readers consistently fail to work.. If you can't tell, I own a 12-inch MacBook, and I, along with a few other Verge coworkers who own the laptop have used just about every viable USB-C hub to date, with less than stellar results.
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He returned to the car to find his dog was okay, and then tweeted about the incident to both Musk and Tesla, and the CEO (who often solicits suggestions on Twitter) quickly responded: "Fixing..." Dog Mode was rolled out in February as an extension of Tesla's "Cabin Overheat Protection" mode, which automatically cooled the cabin if it reached high temperatures in order to keep "babies or pets" safe, according to Musk.
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The Good Full waterproof design • Bright, easy to use touchscreen (Hero 5 Black) • Electronic image stabilization • Awesome voice controls The Bad GoPro Plus limitations kinda suck • Auto-upload has some big caveats • Quik mobile app needs more polish • Overheat when shooting in 4K The Bottom Line GoPro's latest Hero 5 action cameras up the ante with new waterproof designs, voice controls and software that'll help you create video memories easier and faster.
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The "moonshot marathon," as various runners and coaches described it in my book, would seek to shrink those contingencies to as near zero as possible—by staging the event on a looped course of several miles, protected from wind, in cold temperatures that allowed the athletes not to overheat, with a minimum of tight corners, with teams of pacemakers entering and leaving the race lap by lap, and, crucially, recompensing world-class athletes with large paychecks.
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The hazard described by the CPSC specifically cites risks associated with lithium-ion battery packs used in the hoverboards that may "overheat, posing a risk of the products smoking, catching fire and/or exploding." immediately stop using these recalled products and contact the recalling company to return their hoverboard for a full refund, a free repair or a free replacement "Consumers should immediately stop using these recalled products and contact the recalling company to return their hoverboard for a full refund, a free repair or a free replacement depending on the model," reads the official CPSC advisory in a statement sent to Mashable.
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