And there's pent-up anger and pent-up erotic energy and pent-up smells.
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"There's a pent-up demand for folks looking to buy data, and a pent-up supply of people looking to sell data," he said.
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There seems not to be a pent-up demand for a de Blasio candidacy so much as a pent-up demand for other mayors and City Council members to vent about him.
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And that could provide some pent up demand for Samsung.
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Bice's pent-up emotions add up before meeting her future husband.
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For Apple Watch owners, the pent-up demand is about choice.
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Nigeria is benefiting from pent-up demand for African sovereign debt.
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And pent-up fury unleashes itself in the worst possible way.
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There was significant pent-up demand for a new internet stock.
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There was so much pent-up anger, for so many reasons.
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"Pent up demand is definitely at play," said one senior banker.
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What's an actress to do with all that pent-up advice?
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Pent-up demand may extend the business cycle a bit longer.
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There seemed to be a significant amount of pent-up demand.
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One estimate puts Iran's pent-up need at over $1 trillion.
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All of that is frustration pent up, and it's being recognized.
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Freud called psychoanalysis the "talking cure" for releasing pent-up emotions.
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Would I be less pent up, less frustrated, and ultimately, happier?
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There's that pent up optimism for how we can change ourselves.
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As an Air sign, it's important that you're not pent up.
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Virtuoso attributed those increases to "pent-up demand" for the region.
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Automakers have said pent-up demand from the recession has been satisfied.
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As with Tahrir Square, technology unleashed the power of pent-up passions.
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And judging by sales, there's been a pent-up demand for them.
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Find productive ways to deal with pent-up anger you may experience.
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They could even see a lift from pent-up demand, Deloitte said.
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BLANKFEIN: WELL, I THINK THAT THERE'S A LOT OF PENT-UP INTEREST.
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Analysts say the country is battling against years of pent-up imbalances.
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That pent up aggression came to a head when it actually happened.
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Sun was confident that pent-up demand will drive recovery for Trip.
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Sales also benefited from pent-up demand as recession turned to recovery.
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Don't keep things pent up—find someone trust worthy to vent to!
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But… Previously pent-up real estate demand from retailers will eventually fizzle.
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For Molly, all of that pent-up frustration played out in her wardrobe.
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Are we building up some pent-up selling to be released in January?
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The country's pent-up need for foreign investment may amount to $1 trillion.
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There have been over two years of pent up demand for U.S. property.
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"There's a pent-up desire for quality location data within Europe," he said.
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Shields fights with a pent up intensity seldom seen in high level boxing.
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"I loved it because it was all my pent-up stuff," he said.
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Some initially feared that the leak was something worse than pent-up rain.
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But she said the company is already seeing signs of pent-up demand.
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But despite pent-up demand, the number of IPOs has remained relatively anemic.
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In other words, nostalgia and pent-up demand drove much of the turnout.
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Q: You play a girl who has a lot of pent-up emotions.
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So, I'd say, in today's world, do we see huge, pent-up demand?
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There's a big, pent-up demand there, and I think we're uncovering it.
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It's purely educated guesswork, but this could have prompted some pent-up selling, too.
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There is already huge interest and pent-up demand for this non-existent device.
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Louise in the adult version, too pent up with righteous indignation of her own,
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Moreover, if pent-up demand explains much of the increase, that influence will fade.
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That explains much of the pent-up support for Mr Trump's more confrontational approach.
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So similar to a pent-up geyser, there may be something shooting out soon.
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When the truth finally emerges, a tremendous wave of pent-up bitterness gushes forth.
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But what you see was just a one-time release in pent-up demand.
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When he was released, John King unleashed that pent-up hatred on James Byrd.
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Republicans' pent-up bitterness over the 22 loss overflowed, resulting in long, heartrending screeching.
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High-end home sales are falling while entry-level pent-up demand is rising.
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There's a grisly murder with motivations based in class, sexuality, and pent-up emotion.
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They have a lot of pent-up aggression, especially towards, maybe, their drill instructors.
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That Culpepper was practically bursting out of his own skin with pent up energy.
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There's nothing else going on in '17, and there's all this pent-up energy.
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When sports do come back there's going to be so much pent-up interest.
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Things you've pent up are able to be released and left in the past.
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The dumplings themselves come generously packed with beef or chicken, their juices pent up.
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Clearly, there was some pent-up demand for a web version of the service.
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The industry's champions argue that there is pent-up demand among the continent's Muslim population.
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And they are just two years of pent-up, just absolutely crazy frustration about that.
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She's a divorcee who directs her pent up organizational skills into planning the weekend minutely.
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Unleashing pent-up energy would be welcome, but Mr Trump's agenda comes with two dangers.
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A row of dudes with too much pent-up testosterone immediately started plowing into me.
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Given the extreme pent-up demand for housing, builders still have a long runway ahead.
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"There's a lot of pent up desire and confidence about making change," Glantz told Refinery29.
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Prices rose 1.1 percent in 2017, helped by pent-up demand and stronger economic growth.
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It shows the pent up frustration Republicans are feeling after a series of legislative setbacks.
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He can be a little boy and get out some of his pent-up energy.
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Yeah, the dollar is an issue but there's this pent-up demand for our product.
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The woman has so much pent up fury I'm surprised she hasn't killed anyone yet.
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Expected, because there is a bit of pent-up demand for foreign assets within Iceland.
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Find a way to let loose—keeping your energy pent up is a horrible idea.
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It's a frantic burst of pent-up energy, but with just enough time to breathe.
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Which goes to show people's incredible, pent up desire to live happier,more fulfilling lives.
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But the pent-up energy within the party for taking on Mr. Trump is inescapable.
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When the former overwhelms the latter, the earth shakes as the pent-up energy dissipates.
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Pent- up white racism did fire Mr. Trump's candidacy, and he happily fanned the flames.
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"Clearly there was a lot of pent-up up demand across the board," Goldner said.
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" Guo's aesthetic, she says, expresses "a visually deprived nation's pent-up longing for imperial grandeur.
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Now there's so much hype and buzz leading up to these and pent-up demand.
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Traders reported some option structures above $1.30 fuelling some pent-up demand for the pound.
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They were restless and sometimes cranky after school, which she attributed to pent-up energy.
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The pent up frustrations are given the loudest voice for the crime-fighting Phantom thieves.
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The pent-up rage and the pandemonium was an example of how angry the left is.
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Rev now estimates that there is pent up demand in these market, worth about 15,000 vehicles.
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Was it all the pent-up feelings of love and lust just trying to burst out?
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I started to feel a pent-up, lagging feeling in my muscles from lack of exercise.
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Hauntingly, Olivia smiles in pure ecstasy, finally letting go of some of her pent-up aggression.
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Apple's rebound indicates there's still pent-up demand for iPhones in China, the report also noted.
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"We need more stores to be able to access all that pent-up demand," he said.
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Or, so many pent-up emotions get unleashed that you start saying things you don't mean.
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Some such behavior is simply the relief of pent-up tension or anger—but not all.
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But, remember, there was pent-up demand for media deals going back during the Obama years.
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Home Depot is benefiting from a pent-up demand for houses after the 6.63 financial recession.
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"There's pent-up demand for more consumer-friendly banking services," Chime CEO Chris Britt told CNBC.
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Home buying has increased, although not at the rate expected, given so much pent-up demand.
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"There's a pent-up demand to be able to challenge the president on policy," said Rottinghaus.
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The lack of trading could also create pent-up demand from longtime shareholders to sell immediately.
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If you're feeling pent up or boxed in, today is the day you will break free.
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"There's a pent up demand to have this kind of control of your finances," Lesley said.
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Restrictions ensure there is always pent-up demand for tickets, keeping airfares high and efficiency low.
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"Almost everything is opportunistic," with pent-up refinancing, repricing and dividend deals, said a senior banker.
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For example, yoga poses that involve twisting are known for releasing pressure and pent-up gas.
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Some health experts blamed the surge on "pent-up demand" among people who had lacked insurance.
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Some such behaviour is simply the relief of pent-up tension or anger—but not all.
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Now that you have the supply onboard and demand pent up, how do you actually launch?
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"I think you're going to see a lot of pent-up demand," Mnuchin told Maria Bartiromo.
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In fact, insurance companies assumed that there would be what's called "pent-up demand" for healthcare.
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The GOP lawmaker who requested anonymity said Loeffler's tweet reflected "pent-up frustration" among Senate Republicans.
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Construction is still running well behind even normal levels, never mind the strong, pent-up demand.
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Pent-up demand from the holidays likely fueled the solid jump in mortgage applications last week.
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The thaw is partly because of investors' pent-up demand after a period of economic downturn.
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"There is and has been incredible pent-up demand for Allbirds around the world," Zwillinger said.
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Sterling floaters in the sector are rare, meaning there was a lot of pent-up demand.
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"There is a lot of pent-up demand to break the gridlock in Washington," he said.
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Now their pent-up frustration has burst into the open during a national moment of reckoning.
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"Ah, the benefits of pent-up demand," Aron said on the company's second-quarter earnings conference call.
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"I have a tremendous amount of pent-up anger inside of me," Pickles says in the trailer.
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The jaggy, pent-up energy in Deerhoof's caustic art rock owes a lot to Dieterich's guitar playing.
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The album's fiery force simulates the purging of pent-up frustrations — his own and his audience's both.
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In some ways, his rallies are an opportunity for his supporters to vent long pent-up frustrations.
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And auctions of ECB cash also showed no sign of a pent-up in demand from banks.
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As you probably already know, pent-up emotions like to come out to play when we dream.
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"What we've seen is there was even maybe more pent-up demand than we anticipated," Spencer said.
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The girls get into a huge fight in their room, airing some of their pent up resentments.
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Economists say builders will need to increase the construction of homes to meet the pent-up demand.
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Vanadium pentoxide VAN-PENT-LON prices also hit their highest since April 2013 at $6 per pound.
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There is pent-up demand to hear the roar of peers and that's where we come in.
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Clinton finally got to unload what felt like the pent-up frustration of Everywoman, it was powerful.
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The question now is how far this housing expansion has to run, given the pent-up demand.
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Even though the government backpedaled on the social security measures after five days, pent-up discontent exploded.
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That indicates there was a lot of pent-up demand from Amazon Prime members for this app.
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I feel like I've invested in myself, released pent up stress and energy, and scored some endorphins.
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There&aposs most likely a pent up frustration in Gabriel from not being able to find him.
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Vietnam '603 It had been a winter of pent-up tension with too much time spent indoors.
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"There is a pent-up demand by accomplished senators who want to act like senators," he said.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" benefited from pent-up demand for Mercury, who died in 1991 of complications from AIDS.
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Suspecting it was pent-up emotion, her mother told her to get it all out — to cry.
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He attributed that to a combination of low interest rates, a healthy economy and pent-up demand.
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And several obstacles lie between the pent-up demand and a successful liftoff of Cuba's luxury hotels.
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But she anticipates that once the crisis is over, business will rebound thanks to pent-up demand.
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When the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus launched, there was pent up demand for larger phones.
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Indeed, his event on Thursday had the feeling of pent-up frustrations being launched in every direction.
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Instead, she's using some pent up resentment to take swipes at Lara, which everyone just shrugs off.
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Maybe it was this pent-up anger that has given the cascading accusations such a feral edge.
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Christian Weissgerber: Being hateful is fun, and it's a good way of releasing any pent-up anger.
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I had so much pent-up energy that it became difficult to get a decent night's sleep.
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After I made "Manic Depressant," I felt like I got off so much angst that was pent-up.
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In addition, pent-up demand for hedging will pressure any moves higher in the oil market, he said.
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Deliveries to European customers appear to be on schedule, and Ives sees pent-up demand in that market.
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"We're also not seeing too much pent-up demand ahead of the October sales tax hike," he said.
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Economists say builders will need to ramp up construction of new homes to meet the pent-up demand.
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There is more pent-up consumer demand to accommodate and more spare capacity in businesses to meet it.
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"The iPhone, at least now, is not dead, and there's a lot of pent-up upgraders," Sacconaghi said.
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"Other than the divisiveness in society, there is also a lot of pent-up frustration," the advertisement read.
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This election has cast light on the darkness of pent-up nativism and bigotry all over the country.
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The venting among Sanders supporters reflected months of pent-up frustration after he lost the nomination to Mrs.
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Pent-up demand from private equity could be a final reason behind the burst of large-deal activity.
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"We see iPhone X unlocking pent-up iPhone upgrades, especially in China," analyst Katy Huberty wrote on Friday.
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That was likely due to pent-up demand after two major hurricanes at the end of the summer.
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"We think there's a lot of pent-up potential here," said Patrick Collison, chief executive of Stripe Atlas.
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There is continually growing awareness and pent-up demand for people to take individual action on climate change.
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"There's a huge amount of pent-up demand in Libya to get away from that situation," Millman said.
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The widely anticipated ruling comes amid pent-up interest in forging combinations across the entertainment and communications industries.
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A Green Wave is coming this November, the pent-up force of the most overlooked constituency in America.
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We would trade mags before lock-in, and release pent-up stress by stroking the mental pain away.
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It is so pent up, so built up, it is so ready to go in an upward duration.
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"What we're seeing is the accumulation of pent-up desire to move in this direction," Mr. Carranza said.
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Roger Stone looked like a man on edge, under extreme stress and struggling to contain pent-up fury.
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Organizers said that since so many had to cancel last year, there is pent-up energy this year.
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Verizon's jumbo financing again highlights the pent-up demand for corporate credit in Australia's bank-dominated local market.
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But Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said he had not seen evidence of pent-up demand.
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Returning to the scene of July's epic championship meeting with MacDonald, Lawler seems a lot less pent up.
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What's interesting to me about the backlash is how much of it seems based on pent-up emotions.
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" She continued: "I know there's pent-up demand for women to get their day, women who have been sexually harassed and sexually assaulted, and I personally am very aggrieved for all of them, but we cannot put decades of pent-up demand for women to feel whole on one man's shoulders.
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And all of that pent-up energy, ambition and action, barely two months after losing control of the Senate.
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They work through that on the trade side, then I think we have possibly even some pent up demand.
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If this doesn't show how much pent-up demand there is for this info, we don't know what does.
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Homebuilders are still producing at well-below historical norms, never mind the years of pent-up demand from buyers.
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Luckily, she (and Moss) is still infinitely compelling, her pent-up rage and bruised hope radiating through every scene.
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These sudden fractures occur due to extreme strain in the rock—strain that can be pent up for centuries.
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It is mainly pent-up economic grievances, not the political sort, that are at the heart of the unrest.
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But with China's current-account surplus steadily shrinking, the central bank has started to release this pent-up liquidity.
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Manti, Chinese dumplings writ large, had yielding skins and steamy centers of ground beef, lamb and pent-up broth.
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Let alone the pent-up feeling after three years of no proper Gaga, this song is really a banger.
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New listings are also not coming on the market fast enough to meet the pent-up demand for housing.
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Investors' pent-up euphoria was only slightly affected by a disappointing private survey on China's service sector in September.
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Pent-up demand for U.S. meat could erode sales of Australian beef, China's current top supplier of premium steaks.
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Mars in Sagittarius is energetic and powerful, but, retrograde, some of this energy could feel pent up and frustrated.
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Dick won't let her into his seminar; he refuses to allow her pent-up, discontented energy into his world.
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"There's pent-up demand to buy," said Jake Dollarhide, chief executive officer of Longbow Asset Management in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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"This speaks to the significant pent-up demand for buying rather than any perceived loss of interest," Yun said.
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Bottling up your emotions likely means the problem will happen again, creating pent-up negative feelings and even resentment.
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There was more pent-up hunger for change — and also racial, ethnic and economic angst — than many models considered.
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The two parties briefly stood and cheered together, throwing off all the pent-up energy of the divisive time.
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She and her husband Michael began selling cookbooks while maintaining the community, and they revealed a pent-up demand.
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In trying to reinhabit Johnson's house, they have found catharsis and unleashed the pent-up secrets of the place.
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"There is still a lot of pent up demand that needs to be satisfied," Klein said in an interview.
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"There's been a pent-up demand so we're seeing more people than we usually would in October," he said.
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He predicts consumer spending to spring higher, driven by pent-up demand, once the worst of the outbreak passes.
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"To say there was pent-up demand would be the understatement of the century," Mr. Murphy said on Friday.
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You might feel that complaining to your friends or family members helps you release pent-up feelings of frustration.
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"Chalk it up to pent-up demand," said Pratik A. Shah, a lawyer with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld.
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" Guo's aesthetic, one observer of Chinese fashion notes, expresses "a visually deprived nation's pent-up longing for imperial grandeur.
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Thursday's proceeding was rawer, airing out all of the pent-up bitterness of years of near existential political warfare.
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"With emotions pent up no longer, I felt a horrible lump in the pit of my stomach," he wrote.
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Most of all, Jane Eyre's pent-up rage and bitterness finds its outlet in Jane Steele's cold-blooded murderousness.
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That new political clarity will unleash some pent-up business investment and should give the economy a modest boost.
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It was probably the easiest handjob I'd ever given because of the pent-up sexual attraction for a year.
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This means that there is a big pent up demand and a reservoir of available material to populate AR worlds.
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They argue that retailers should be helped by more seasonal weather, leaner inventories, pent-up demand and a healthier economy.
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Under such conditions, it is no wonder that pent-up frustrations would erupt in protests, as they did last Friday.
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Creative storytelling has helped me cope with my pent up frustrations about being treated different because I'm a religious minority.
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"This election has cast light on the darkness of pent-up nativism and bigotry all over the country," he wrote.
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Everything about it feels rather dark and pent, and there isn't much relief as we we proceed through the show.
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Pent-up investment demand, a declining unemployment rate and continued clearance of government arrears are set to support domestic demand.
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When a resistance level is well established it takes a lot of pent-up pressure to break above the level.
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But as Hawaiians returned to their regular lives, many apparently took to the internet to alleviate their pent-up anxieties.
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We see a pipeline of later-stage companies with strong fundamentals, and pent-up investor demand for fast growth investments.
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The big picture is pretty simple, is that this current demand is not about pent-up demand for Model 3.
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Sean Darby of Jefferies, an investment bank, says they will need to issue enough CDRs to satisfy pent-up demand.
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With margins still encouraging full output, China's pent-up steel production should erupt when the curbs expire on March 235.
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Recent robust weekend sales have "reaffirmed the improving buyer sentiment on the back of accumulated pent-up demand," Yeung wrote.
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Ideally, Pumi owners will have a lot of land where their dog can work out all that pent up liveliness.
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The revelation was so powerful, he said, that it unleashed decades of pent-up pain and yearning for his mother.
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It is possible China could also decide to use a large order of Airbus jets to relieve pent-up demand.
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If you're feeling pent up, go for a jog or start dancing wildly in your bedroom—your body needs it!
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The remark, which Mr. Buttigieg later kinda-sorta apologized for, unleashed a flood of pent-up vitriol from his opponents.
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"There's so much pent-up demand to invest in the ride-sharing businesses," financial consultant Christopher Clapp at MorganFranklin said.
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They describe pent-up forces, now apparently loosened, that will not be tamed by vague managerial assurances, or yogurt stands.
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But bottling up your emotions likely means the problem will happen again, creating pent-up negative feelings and even resentment.
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Offering mobile service could finally help meet the pent-up demand for video chatting, social media and even e-commerce.
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It's possible those high costs reflect pent-up demand for health care from those who have gone years without coverage.
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Although businesses are delaying big spending decisions, this is creating pent-up demand, the executive at the second lender said.
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Those works grew out of "a pent-up anger which gave energy to women to speak out," Ms. Jonas said.
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"There's been pent up demand for U.S. investment grade," said Jeffrey Khasin, investment grade strategist at bond research firm CreditSights.
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When it was lifted in 21, pent-up demand meant more people, as the developers increased density in some areas.
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The rest of the students jumped at the chance to pummel the newcomer with all their pent-up, prepubescent rage.
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When the Duke, pretending to be a poor student, romances her, Ms. Feola's Gilda practically trembles with pent-up longing.
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"But I do believe that there is now a public outcry, a real pent-up demand, that we take action."
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"Jurassic World," which benefited from pent-up demand and generally positive reviews, went on to collect roughly $1.8 billion worldwide.
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That facts and sentiment about Iraq had been pent up, building a critical mass behind post-9/11 patriotic barriers.
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This classic crime film from Brian De Palma arrives on Netflix in all of its pent-up rage and fury.
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There was some pent-up demand for labor, because we've had over 7 million job openings for over a year.
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Housing demand is very strong this fall, thanks to lower mortgage rates and pent-up demand from a slow spring.
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There was speculation that the US being gone would unleash other countries' pent-up ambition to take greater climate action.
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With margins still encouraging full output, China's pent-up steel production should erupt when the curbs expire on March 44.
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Some locals attributed the turnout to pent-up frustration among Democrats eager to begin the process of trying to replace Trump.
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"That represents a significant increase, but is unsatisfactory when measured against the enormous pent-up needs for modernization," said one source.
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Slack clearly exposed a lot of pent-up demand for similar tools, and now faces a lot of competition going forward.
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These include public infrastructure investment and the reduction of barriers to entry in services sectors with pent-up demand, it said.
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"I do think there is some pent-up anger and I think it's coming to roost on Wells Fargo," Bair said.
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"That represents a significant increase, but is unsatisfactory when measured against the enormous pent-up needs for modernisation," said one source.
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But it appeared to set off a pent-up explosion of anger towards Trump over weeks of patience-fraying political tribulations.
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But the main hand was played by companies, which, encouraged by pent-up demand, hired essentially the entire wartime work force.
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Progressive groups say the push for ballot measures reflects pent-up frustrations on the left with political gridlock across the country.
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All this pent-up demand can more or less be reflected in what's happening with the growth in the company's revenue.
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The International Entrepreneur Rule will unleash pent up entrepreneurial activity across the country and bring high-quality jobs to our communities.
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In the interviews, many women expressed pent-up wishes born of a slow-to-change culture and hard-lived personal experience.
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On Saturday, Mars squares off with Venus, the planet of love and money, bringing pent-up frustrations to their boiling point.
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People had a lot of pent-up frustration which they didn't have an opportunity to vent at the ballot box before.
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"But logistics could still be a problem because there is pent-up demand to get goods out of China," he said.
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In both works, Chopin seems to be pouring out his pent-up thoughts about chamber music, to the point of overflow.
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He argues that repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, eliminating regulations and cutting taxes will unleash pent-up economic activity.
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Part of that bounty, however, stemmed from pent-up demand, since Lucasfilm hadn't produced a "Star Wars" movie for a decade.
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New York City has already spent a large chunk of money to accommodate the president at his Fifth Avenue pent house.
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PENT-UP INVESTMENT NEEDS Years of austerity linked to the national debt brake - a constitutional amendment introduced in the wake of the global financial crisis of 2008/09 to rein in public debt - have led to pent-up public investment needs in towns and municipalities worth a combined 138 billion euros, data from KfW Research shows.
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With all this pent up anger, he's gonna want to school you somewhere crazy like the library stacks or a lecture hall.
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One interpretation of Jeremy Corbyn's rise, popular on the left, is that he is satisfying a pent-up desire for "real socialism".
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That indicates there's definitely pent-up demand for access to live sports through nontraditional means that CBS is able to tap into.
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"It's the year when most of the pent- up demand from the mainlanders (is) going to actually come of age," she said.
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Thanks to cheap gas, easy credit, and pent-up demand, these vehicles are continuing to sell even as passenger-car sales weaken.
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But before the former NFL player discovered acting, he had a lot of pent up rage and pain stemming from his youth.
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This should come as no surprise given the Switch's swift sales and the obvious pent-up demand for a new Mario game.
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Press play and let the knowledge of octogenarian fashionistas and mysterious photographers, disappeared singers and pent-up killer whales zoom through you.
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The Oppenheimer analyst said that she would be watching apparel to see whether there is any pent-up demand in the category.
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It is not involved in a ruinous war, as it was in 1917, and lacks the pent-up energy of that time.
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"We really expect Kenya to take off—there is huge pent-up demand," says Adil Popat of Simba Corporation, a big conglomerate.
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In turn, those new customers and pent-up demand would result in more revenue telecoms could use for more investment, he said.
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"Given this, as well as a high retention rate, we see the 8 Super-cycle will unleash pent-up demand," he wrote.
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While the islands provided the spark, the protesters aired pent-up grievances ranging from economic mismanagement to abuses by the security services.
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"I think it's just some pent-up market movement," said Ansel Lindner, a bitcoin investor and host of the "Bitcoin & Markets" podcast.
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For 25 minutes, the Tennessee Republican senator unloaded lots (and lots) of pent-up frustrations to New York Times' reporter Jonathan Martin.
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Homebuilders have increased production steadily but are still well below historically normal levels, and far below the level of pent-up demand.
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"But a sharp correction seems unlikely, given the pent-up investment demand and ongoing low mortgage rates," UBS said in a report.
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The electrons are all repelling one another, but they have nowhere to go—that pent up energy is eventually released as sparks.
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Wanda, meanwhile, appears neutral until the Iron Man side wants to keep her pent up, at which point she joins Cap's forces.
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Dismissing gloomy forecasts, he predicted "pent-up demand" would soon jump-start the zero interest-rate economy the Fed had finally permitted.
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In Robert Mapplethorpe's "Fiddle Ferns" (1983), the taut spirals of young fern shoots read as the embodiment of coiled, pent-up energy.
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I think there is a tremendous pent-up demand, both in terms of the stock market and in terms of the economy.
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Seramin, like others in the hospitality industry, is hoping for a tidal wave of pent-up demand once the coronavirus outbreak subsides.
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That can help address the elephant in the room and get pent-up feelings about your situation off your chest, Wright said.
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The force of his pent-up emotion is terrifying, and so is the self-control he must exercise to keep it invisible.
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At Tuesday's terse briefing, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was pelted with a week's worth of pent-up questions from frustrated reporters.
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Tesco said a resounding election victory for Boris Johnson in December, which broke the deadlock, had not released any pent up demand.
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Mr. Johnson maintains that Brexit would uncork a flood of pent-up investment, though government forecasts indicate that it will reduce growth.
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"Banks have had so much pent-up demand for the region," said a managing director that covers corporate lending in Latin America.
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"There will be pent-up demand but the longer the crisis drags on, the weaker it will be," the ratings firm concluded.
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Beebe said he doesn't believe there's a large, pent-up demand for trademark registration by people refused it previously under the provision.
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"With some key countries," he added, "it could be that Trump's assertiveness comes together with this pent-up frustration to produce change."
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Some fear Russian police and militant groups will unleash pent-up frustration on the LGBT community as soon as the cameras turn away.
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More chauvinist groups are cannier, exploiting pent-up anger over local issues such as the evictions at Pasar Ikan to advance their cause.
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I don't know if I've ever felt quite this pent-up about a project in the 10 years since I started releasing music.
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Investors' pent-up euphoria after the long holiday was only slightly affected by a disappointing private survey on China's service sector in September.
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Assuming successful containment of the virus, growth will rebound in future quarters due to pent-up demand and potential government stimulus, he said.
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In addition to higher rebates, there's also concern the pent-up demand that drove millions to buy a new vehicle has faded away.
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Secondly, we have had a number of fintech and e-commerce IPOs already this year, and so there is less pent-up demand.
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According to experts at UBS, gold is trading above its 200-day moving average and pent-up demand in China may prove beneficial.
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It makes sense to have the greatest number of voters decide statewide questions, but it generated pent-up demand for the November election.
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There is so much pent-up frustration around housing in the state that, in retrospect, it's not surprising that this touched a nerve.
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Paige VanZant says she's got a lot of pent up "anger and aggression" to unload on Rachael Ostovich when they fight in Jan.
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Pent up in an old folks' home, the rebellious Florence has yet to consign herself to eating, sleeping, exercising, and socializing as scheduled.
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It might be all you need to let out pent-up worries and anxieties midway and get perspective from someone not on vacation.
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The outgoing Republican administration created a "a pent-up demand for progressive and liberal legislation" that energy companies will soon experience, he said.
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Instead of seeking ways to mollify and address the pent-up fears that are driving these voters, efforts are focused on disenfranchising them.
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As he stepped up to the podium, by prearranged signal, we all rose like puppets suddenly propelled to life by pent-up tension. . . .
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That ended Thursday -- with the letter that seemed to be months of pent-up frustrations by Mattis loosed, in written form, on Trump.
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"This pent-up demand for Cuba just isn't there," said Mr. Boyd, president of Boyd Group International, an aviation consulting and research firm.
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Though not technically a western, Kelly Reichardt's "Certain Women" takes place in a region of broad skies, rocky landscapes and pent-up feelings.
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"I really believe there's an enormous amount of pent-up energy to take our country back away from the Trump administration," she said.
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This Britney banger is all about using hook up apps to let out that pent up sexual frustration by being a generous lover.
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"I think there's a tremendous pent-up demand both in terms of the stock market and in terms of the economy," Trump added.
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The debate in the days and months before the referendum released, for some, decades of pent-up emotions and anger against the church.
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She said Oura meets this pent-up demand, provides a utility, and is less bulky and easier to use than other fitness trackers.
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It's as if the beginning of our modern mass immigration system in 85033 evaporated the pent-up gains from the civil rights struggle.
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"I like the fact that there&aposs a lot of fear," Paulsen says, because that can be the source of pent-up demand.
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Another contributing factor is the absence of the pent-up demand that lingered after the recession, when construction came to a near halt.
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As civilian production resumed, pent-up labor pressures produced a wave of labor unrest, including a 113-day nationwide strike by G.M. workers.
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Majestic khinkali, mammoth dumplings, are best held by the topknot and nibbled carefully, so the broth — pent up within — spills into your mouth.
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"But broad macro worries, oil demand softness and pent up producer hedging may continue to serve as near term headwinds for oil prices."
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"There's an element, I think, of pent-up demand here," said David Ethridge, who advises on public offerings at the consulting firm PwC.
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Pent-up demand There is likely to be huge demand for the iPhone X, particularly in markets less sensitive to the $1,000 price tag.
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With this distraction, dogs are less likely to be destructive due to boredom or have loads of pent-up energy when you return home.
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"We anticipate robust construction and housing activity to continue this year in response to pent-up demand." the company commented in its upbeat outlook.
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One is that there is a great deal of pent-up energy in the Indian economy, waiting to be released by wiser government policies.
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The iPad benefited from pent-up demand when it was released, but that demand has now been satisfied and has died off, he said.
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"The market mood is temporarily enthusiastic amid continuous release of (pent-up) demand and positive economic policies," Orient Futures analysts wrote in a note.
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We see, for example, why Rebecca was motivated to give Randall extra attention growing up, and why Kevin responded with such pent-up resentment.
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Pent-up demand built during the last recession has been satisfied, and lower used car prices are drawing some buyers away from new vehicles.
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We currently assume growth of 220%-23530% in Europe in 21103 from a combination of pent-up demand and still broadly favourable economic conditions.
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It's a way to let these women blow off steam and release their pent up anger against an undesirable, rather than the system itself.
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This, combined with previously observed skull fractures, suggests that some Herculaneum victims were killed by pent-up pressure in the interior of their heads.
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There can be some sexual frustration there, or a lot of pent up energy and ideas that just need to find a way out!
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The auto industry outperformed the overall U.S. economy in those years largely due to pent-up demand that has now played out, he said.
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The unrest was sparked by a hike in metro fees but spread to encompass pent-up grievances over income inequality and soaring living costs.
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In the meantime, businesses are braced for more volatility, with many predicting the pound will weaken further because of pent-up hard currency demand.
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That was thought to have been prompted by pent-up demand from under-allocated investors in its US$1.5bn trade this time last week.
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"It almost feels as though we're witnessing a massive dam being removed, making way for the flood that's been long pent up," he said.
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He pointed out that sales of Apple's 6 and 6 Plus were higher than other models because of pent-up demand for new products.
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Bonnie Riggs, a restaurant analyst with The NPD Group's foodservice division, was more bullish, saying pent-up demand helps restaurant operators quickly recoup losses.
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It's important you first both acknowledge your divergent financial strategies if you want to avoid future pent-up feelings that could end your relationship.
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Kids who have pent-up anger or insecurity about other things in their lives may be attracted to groups that feel protective and united.
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Part of it was because '14 and '15, for the second home market, was a release of pent-up demand after the financial crisis.
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By the time the Zone closed in 19963, house music was well established in Toronto, and that pent-up energy had to go somewhere.
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Her proffered resignation allowed weeks of pent-up tension to drain away, said Simon Clarke, a Brexiteer lawmaker, speaking to journalists in the corridor.
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It was not a safety valve for the female energy that might otherwise knock out the spigot with its force of pent-up desire.
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Maruyama said he expects imports to find some support in September due to "pent-up demand ahead of a sales tax hike in October".
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"I think there's a tremendous pent-up demand both in terms of the stock market and in terms of the economy," Trump said Monday.
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"I have a lot of pent-up work energy," she said, referring to the years when she was both a mother and a professor.
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Fortunately, some mildly risky guesses like PENT, SURF, ORTHO, and NIL panned out, but it did take a bit for me to build momentum.
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"We and CVS knew that there was a pent-up demand for conveniently-located express beauty services," Amy Shecter, the CEO of Glamsquad, says.
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"This is an example of the combination of pent-up demand and rising animial spirits leading to an accelerating global GDP picture," he wrote.
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While the dysfunctional gang is trying not to breathe in smoke, Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston) is finally exhaling all her toxic pent-up energy.
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"There's a pent-up demand," said Dr. Paul Yager, a leader in point-of-care medical testing and professor at the University of Washington.
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"Job creation, low mortgage interest rates and pent-up demand will also spur growth in the single-family housing sector moving forward," Dietz said.
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Chile's unrest was sparked by a hike in metro fees but spread to encompass pent-up grievances over income inequality and soaring living costs.
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Then Ms. Teyssier's Maria would sing a frenzied burst of pent-up notes, and the instruments would scurry, trying to scribble down her words.
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New York (CNN Business)Two years of pent-up bitterness and backbiting about Megyn Kelly have finally come to a head at NBC News.
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And they act as a vent for all that pent-up energy in the atmosphere and spawn tornadoes like the ones we've seen this week.
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"In fact, there are no such dates from May to October, which point to some pent-up demand in November and December," the analysts note.
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It still operates licensed services in Berlin and Munich, and company executives say there is pent-up demand from passengers frustrated with current taxi services.
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Homebuilders did not ramp up production much in May, and housing starts are still running well below normal levels, not even considering pent-up demand.
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With the pent up demand for the X in mind, Apple might have bumped up the timetable for the decision to bring Face ID everywhere.
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"Investors have realized there is a huge pent-up demand in the market for healthier products for women," Cora co-founder Molly Hayward tells TechCrunch.
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The pound EGP= has strengthened in recent weeks, trading at about 15.8 on Tuesday, as pent-up demand for dollars to finance imports has cleared.
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But confident about pent up demand, Huberty raised her iPhone estimates for the fiscal year starting in October and said Apple remains a top pick.
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HUL numbers were above expectations as net profit rose 6.2 percent and volumes grew by 4 percent as pent-up demand post demonetisation boosted volumes.
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Disney's marketing — a number of teaser trailers — and nearly a year of pent-up curiosity and anticipation seem to be enough to drive ticket sales.
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"So we get to take up all of our pent up aggression on each other without killing each other," a startup founder once told ReadWrite.
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Still, analysts have expressed some optimism on the category, citing pent-up demand and budding trends as potential levers to get consumers spending this spring.
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"There's a lot of pent-up emotion in this country, and people are finding it difficult to express it in appropriate ways," he told Variety.
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"The benefit of oil price decline, lower inflation and lower rates is helping the urban consumer and also there's a pent up demand," Gupta said.
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Part of the challenge of organizing the dispossessed is that the pent-up frustrations you tap into inevitably take on a life of their own.
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"You can make a multi-year argument that there is pent-up demand for things like waterworks and roads and bridges and highways," Marshall said.
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The difference in today's market is that there is so much pent-up demand from the largest generation, and the economy and employment are improving.
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She still has a lot of anger and pent-up emotions about the whole situation, and has been turning to childhood pastimes to distract herself.
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Already Pokémon Go has the makings of a cultural zeitgeist, tapping into nearly a decade of pent-up demand for a smartphone version of Pokémon.
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Rent growth is probably easing now because construction of new apartments — which lagged considerably during the last recession — is catching up with pent-up demand.
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Eventually, the pent-up demand would force a large piece of "catch-up" legislation to restore some programs to the levels they need to function.
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These small acts of armchair resistance are a release valve for pent-up feelings of helplessness, despair and fury with the Trump administration, Fisch says.
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On top of this, protests over the past year show there is much pent-up popular frustration with the religious parties and groups Iran prefers.
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"Once these heightened levels of uncertainty are reduced, Canada likely has a good amount of pent up investment demand from the business community," Donald said.
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As Madame Géquil (à la "Jekyll"), a taunted high school physics instructor in the outskirts of Paris, Huppert channels pent-up indignation into lawless incalescence.
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Seeing a little boy with a sign in his own handwriting stating that, "Trump is mean" was when my pent up tears began to pour.
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After all these years, maybe I had a bit more pent-up rage than I thought — all stoked with the help of some devious colleagues.
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Another prospect is that pent-up demand for movies in theaters will eventually come roaring back, whenever the situation improves, as people crave the experience.
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Another silver lining for NBC is that there may be a pent up demand for the games when they finally do occur, according to Rosenstein.
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Some experts say the step would make sense economically as towns are suffering from pent-up public investment needs worth a combined 138 billion euros.
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The actor Bryan Cranston embodies Howard Beale with a similar desperation and pent-up bitterness that earned Peter Finch a posthumous Oscar for best actor.
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Whether we have been subjected to formal restrictions on movement and activity or not, America is now isolated, pent in, and getting reacquainted with itself.
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Built mostly as rentals to meet pent-up demand, they catered to the middle class — or at least what passes for middle class in Manhattan.
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"The people of the tribal areas have had pent-up feelings of resentment and anger at their treatment by the state for decades," he added.
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Send Some Snail Mail Cards: Put all of that pent-up isolation energy into creating greeting cards or writing letters to your friends and family.
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However, some analysts suspect that there will be pent-up demand for group activities and for leaving the house to go to place like cinemas.
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The zaniness is pretty low-key, and what we witness is less the explosion of pent-up energy than the gentle affirmation of exuberant kindness.
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I hoped it would offer a way to briefly get a sense of each place I passed through, and get out any pent-up energy.
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Mr. Burke has said the play was inspired by a Times Square Elmo attacking another character, and the show is pregnant with pent-up violence.
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"Years of pent-up anger about harassment, rape and assault" had been "bubbling like lava just below the surface," The Washington Post's Paul Farhi observed.
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And both have taken advantage of the pent-up consumer demand for new vehicles in recent years, especially for pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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Home builders are ramping up production but are still not at even historically normal levels, never mind the huge pent-up demand in the market.
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Since pro-independence Catalans will see such an outcome only as proof of fraud or rigging, their pent up anger will burn all the hotter.
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While new listings are already coming on ahead of the usually busy spring market, they will not come close to meeting the pent-up demand.
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For too long, America's energy potential has been pent up by a plethora of regulations that do nothing but hurt our national security, workers and families.
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"Market breathed a huge sigh of relief and more money is being deployed back in as there is a lot of pent-up demand," he added.
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Could you get out some of your pent-up aggression on a robot outlaw in the same way you shoot an opponent in a video game?
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Real estate agents said they believed that the ABSD was holding back buyers and that its removal was the catalyst needed to unleash pent-up demand.
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Pent-up demand and several other factors will make 2017 the strongest tech IPO market we've seen since the dot-com boom of the late 1990s.
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Sitting in a beige chair, TJ is a pent-up ball of nervous energy, his arms gyrating up and down, rubbing the arms of the chair.
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Activity is far more robust at the entry level and middle of the market, thanks to a drop in mortgage interest rates and pent-up demand.
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After pent-up demand for the next iPhone eases, the next big thing for Apple could be augmented reality, closely followed analyst Steven Milunovich said Wednesday.
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We haven't played that many gigs in the last few months so we're super pent up and have all this energy for the NEXT ON TOUR.
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A less valuable currency will be good for exports, though it may increase the pent-up desire of Chinese holders of yuan to move money offshore.
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New analyst notes from Citi and Instinet suggest there's pent-up demand among consumers for the Apple iPhone 8, which is expected to launch this fall.
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The demand today is coming from young homeowners looking to start families, which should continue based on strong demographics and the release of pent-up demand.
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It's like he's killing two birds with one stone: venting his pent up feelings and using those feelings to get something he needs for his mission.
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"The Ren incident has been an eruption of feelings pent up inside the system for a long time," said Zhang Lifan, a Beijing businessman and historian.
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So we give ourselves a week to rid Hattie of all her pent up sexual repression and get her that happy ending that she so deserves.
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The first of these pseudo-vignettes belongs to Michonne, as she and Rick lay Carl to rest and release a bit of their pent-up rage.
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Arts _____ Fueled by pent-up demand for both outside views and local authors, Kabul book publishers and sellers are flourishing — and feeding a need for escape.
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I don't know if there's actually a pent-up demand for more "Will & Grace," beyond the nostalgia the NBC publicity machine has heroically tried to manufacture.
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Mr. Ratmansky takes the opposite route: He uses that surging music to release all the human lovers' pent-up energies in dance steps, jumps and lifts.
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Homebuying usually ramps up after Labor Day, and there is plenty of pent-up demand from buyers over the summer who ran up against tight inventory.
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Let's turn three months of pent-up blog energy into sweet, sweet marketing synergy using 'the power of paying real people who aren't Google or Facebook.
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Impeachments come at times of tumult, when pent-up pressures seem to explode into conflict, when the fabric of society feels tenuous and the future uncertain.
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Also consider if you have any pent-up feelings of shame about self-pleasure, and work to teach yourself the act isn&apost shameful at all.
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"Once the summer comes, and people feel safe to travel, all the pent-up demand will snatch up good deals and unsold inventory quickly," said Hentschel.
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More than a dozen professional colleagues and personal acquaintances painted the hostility between Rokita and Messer as the product of three decades of pent-up rivalry.
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Hayley Fisher, a senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, said pent-up demand will result in a "pop of weddings" over the next few years.
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It was this pent-up rage that they were suddenly expressing that they hadn't been allowed to talk about or feel or express for many years.
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Much of Spain's sparkle, for example, reflects pent-up demand following its deep crisis, which will level off as the economy nears capacity and job creation slows.
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Conventional pasture grazing, with animals pent up in one area, can denude the soil of vital grasses, reducing its carbon dioxide uptake and leading to soil erosion.
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Builders are still operating at well below normal construction levels, and that doesn't even account for pent-up demand from the housing crisis and growing household formation.
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European markets have pent the day in the green ahead of the conclusion of the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) policy meeting which began on Tuesday.
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If you've felt pent-up or like your freedom is being squashed, this will be a huge turning point—you won't be able to take it anymore!
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"While many investors have flocked to Coinbase over the last few years, we still anticipate a large amount of pent-up demand from retail investors," Kelly said.
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Pent-up steam could drive a 20,000-foot (6,100-meter) ash plume out of the crater and scatter debris over 12 miles (19 km), the USGS said.
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A darling in Silicon Valley, Slack was initially able to capitalize on pent-up demand for workplace communications tools that were much simpler and easy to use.
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That has been due, in part, to pent-up demand and an improving economy, which convinced many Americans they should buy a new car, truck or SUV.
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"There's just this pent-up demand to deal with, whether it's a crack in a dam, a bridge, whatever it is," Pattison said in a telephone interview.
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The incidents have triggered the largest government protests in modern Puerto Rican history, surfacing decades of pent-up public anger at the island's two main political parties.
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Summers says that for many women she's encountered through Tula, plants can become a vessel for pent-up maternal energy, or a cure for feelings of listlessness.
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"Private consumption was supported by pent-up demand of durable goods ahead of the tax hike," said Hiroshi Miyazaki, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Meanwhile (and proof that there was pent-up demand), while running in beta, Azimo Business customers on average sent six times more money than Azimo's consumer customers.
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"I think there's been pent-up demand for Netflix outside of the few geographies they were available in previously," Brian Blau, research director at Gartner, told Reuters.
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To save yourself a lot of pent-up rage (or maybe full-blown rage), Dufu recommends having these tough logistical conversations way before a baby comes along.
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Forget about a disaffected working class buffeted by globalisation and automation, pent-up racial resentments finding an outlet or the advent of the 303-hour news cycle.
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Driver wages were up 6-7 percent in the quarter, Jackson said, noting "some pent-up wage pressure" after two years of small or no pay bumps.
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But of course, geysers aren't constantly active, and worse, when they're not venting out all that steam and water and pent-up pressure, they're basically a hole.
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"Let's wait and see if the government is going to push wider the gasification campaign, or if there will be pent-up industrial demand emerging," said Wang.
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Too much bad blood is being allowed to spill; pent-up resentments are being acted upon; the once-quiet knifing among staff members has turned into warfare.
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"We don't have a lot of pent-up demand now like we did coming out of the economic crisis," said Bryan Bezold, an economist for Ford Motor.
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The pent-up frustration of years of slow wage growth and high unemployment since the Great Recession of 2900 will not go away quickly in any case.
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Sales of previously owned homes hit a nearly 10-year high in October as job creation and rising wages released a flurry of unexpected pent-up demand.
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On one level this would provide relief and release for a pent-up demand by most Americans to be heard and to calm some of the chaos.
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On Saturday afternoon, Mars will square off with harmonious Venus and present an opportunity to let out pent-up frustration and aggression—but non-violently, of course.
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"Our housing supply has not kept up with population growth, which has led to pent-up housing demand," TREB Chief Executive John DiMichele said in a release.
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It's possible that the human-induced quakes are releasing the pent-up energy underground "in clusters of smaller earthquakes rather than in individual, larger earthquakes," he said.
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The immense force generated by the pent-up energy can be used to stun or kill prey, which are then brought back to the nest and eaten.
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Because there are few peaceful and participatory ways of addressing ethnic tensions in nonelection years here, elections often devolve into an outlet for expressing pent-up frustrations.
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Aggretsuko "is a symbol and expression of the pent-up stress and irritation that is rife in the world today," her designer, Yeti, wrote in an email.
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Supporters of the Paris agreements reacted with pent-up alarm, condemning the administration for shortsightedness about the planet and a reckless willingness to shatter longstanding diplomatic relationships.
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While Nazarbayev declared an "economy first — politics later" slogan, delaying institutional reform, the recent popular protests suggest that there is a pent-up discontent in the country.
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Michael Biggica, the founder of Pixel Financial Planning, said 2019 is the year of "pent-up demand" and that the excitement of a windfall can be intoxicating.
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Given the pent-up hunger for "Harry Potter," and perhaps greater demand for pure escapism, the movie should be a major holiday attraction, without rising to Harry's heights.
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The guy who played Jason Voorhees in the 'Friday the 13th' movies is out for blood -- due to some pent up rage after a 3-hour makeup session.
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I truly believe that women (and men) not expressing their pent-up emotions during a breakup is what leads us to have serious communication breakdowns in future relationships.
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Day-in and day-out stress, combined with pent-up emotions, lead to extremely high attrition and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) rates ranging from 220006-2202 percent.
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I believed then — and it is has proven to be true — there was a large amount of pent up potential for growth in America that could be realized.
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PENT-UP DEMAND Large actively managed mutual funds are among the most sought-after IPO investors because of their size and their tendency to hold stocks for longer.
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In some cases, people do purposefully disagree with their partners, because they see it as an opportunity to release their pent-up anger about other things, Ortman says.
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There were a lot of pent-up feelings for the English as their mens World Cup took to the pitch to face Croatia in the World Cup semifinal.
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For serial killers like Edmund Kemper and Richard Speck, women were objects of scorn and fascination, receptacles for their pent-up rage and humiliation, and ultimately, absolutely disposable.
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Many traders think the pound could still depreciate sharply in coming days or weeks as banks struggle to meet an anticipated deluge of pent-up demand from importers.
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Peppermint Candy struck me, as a young Korean-American kid who could never really understand why he might have this pent-up rage that's part of his life.
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" He said that opposition to his nomination was "fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election" and "revenge on behalf of the Clintons.
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According to TicketIQ, some tickets for the fight sold for more than $18,000, an indication of pent-up demand for a sport that New York had once banned.
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"There's a lot of money still pent up to spend on homes," Cramer said in a nod to a theory voiced by Home Depot CFO Carol B. Tome.
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The moment, packed with a decade of pent up longing to have the MCU recognize women's heroism, packs a punch for those who've needed to subsist on scraps.
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Kate opens up to Toby about what Kevin said about addiction, Kevin is leaving rehab, and a lot of pent-up family drama was brought to the surface.
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McKinnon said with the dearth of IPOs last year, he felt like there was pent-up public market demand for new offerings, something that worked in his favor.
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To combat all the confusion and pent-up anger I was feeling at the time, I went comically and cruelly out of my way to prove my independence.
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If there is pent-up demand for the iPhone 8, one can only imagine what will happen to the company's services business if that phone ships next fall.
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"After a long debate, it was clear there's a lot of pent up frustration with ceding spending authority to the Executive Branch," said the source in the room.
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Historically, some donors will opt to withhold donations until after the primary, meaning there could be more pent-up cash that Democrats could access later in the year.
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"This is about a political awakening, not just an environmental effort," Panupong, 28, said of the pent-up desire for political expression after five years of military rule.
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They have not, however, been producing homes at near the level of demand nor even near historical norms, never mind all the pent-up demand from the recession.
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Historically low mortgage rates, steady job gains, improved household formations and significant pent up demand all point to a gradual upward trend for housing in the year ahead.
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But the legion of vengeful women in pop culture this year also felt like the result of decades of pent-up anger, and watching them offered collective catharsis.
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"I think it's clearly sort of pent-up demand on the sponsor side," said Richard Farley, chair of the leveraged finance group at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP.
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Zhou Jie, chairman of Haitong Securities, told a promotional event sponsored by the brokerage in Shanghai that there is pent up demand in China for global investment opportunities.
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Before Mr. Xi came to power in 2012, there was pent-up frustration that corrupt bureaucratic fiefs had grabbed and abused power at the expense of effective leadership.
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The best time to roll into new neighborhoods is when your live ones feel like well-oiled machines and there is pent-up demand in new potential neighborhoods.
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Logan and William, the walking id and the pent up-goon from the second episode, are also terrible players you'd never want to meet in a pickup group.
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For example, residential REITs recently have been doing quite well, driven by demand that's still somewhat pent up from the market doldrums of the financial crisis of 2008.
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But those nursing two years of pent-up frustrations watching the administration cross legal and ethical lines with impunity have to prepare for a long and bumpy road.
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I think that you're going to see a lot of pent-up plans that need to happen at some point soon," Sanchez said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"Either a strong pent-up demand will show in the upcoming months, or there is a lack of confidence that is keeping buyers from major expenditure," said Yun.
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"Job creation, low mortgage interest rates and pent-up demand will also spur growth in the single-family housing sector moving forward," said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz.
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I grew so angry, in fact, that I could not be angry anymore, especially when I realized that I could destroy our love with my pent-up rage.
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Daniel Ives, a tech analyst at Wedbush Securities, said there was pent-up demand for the new iPhones because many people had waited to upgrade their older devices.
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He went to Moscow to study, and even before the collapse of the Soviet Union began trying to fill pent-up Russian demand for Western goods, especially computers.
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Gulf borrowers have begun the year by issuing sukuk, or Islamic bonds, as that market benefits from pent up demand from Islamic investors, largely based in the region.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election," he said.
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Economists say pent-up demand for housing and some local governments relaxing purchase restrictions have been fanning sentiment in a market where fear of missing out is strong.
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The problem now is the economic expansion is long in the tooth and the pent-up demand from the years immediately after the recession has likely been filled.
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"We feel there is potential for a more meaningful bounce back through pent up demand if we see a clear solution to the current political deadlock," they said.
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And the view from above, evoking the quietude of space, creates the added illusion of being able to release all your pent-up political frustrations into the ether.
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Steve King, eight times, urged the canvassers to use their "pent up frustration" from the 2016 presidential election and channel it into votes to push him into office.
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Still, the pace of construction, combined with pent-up demand from young adults, suggests that the sector should at least remain stable in the face of uncertainty elsewhere.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election," Kavanaugh said.
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Yet even among more middle-class millennials, a stronger economic backdrop could be enough for them to rationalize spending more this Christmas, and finally release some pent-up demand.
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"There is pent-up hunger for positive stories," said Chia Liang, head of emerging markets investments at Western Asset Management, who attended a roadshow for the deal this week.
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That's because resilient local economic fundamentals and pent-up demand from mainland Chinese who have moved to Hong Kong will likely stem the decline next year, they told CNBC.
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Decades of pent-up holiday spirit, combined with highly visual social media platforms like Pinterest and Instagram, have led Ramadan to basically become the Super Bowl of Muslim festivities.
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Finlay sugarcoated nothing about the risk of trying to cling to Boca Chica, Maria Pointer said, adding that he addressed years' worth of pent-up questions, fears, and frustrations.
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However, pent-up demand for housing and some local governments relaxing purchase restrictions may be further fanning price gains in a market where fear of missing out is strong.
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An orgasm is a release of pent up tension in your muscles (and of feel-good chemicals in your brain), and a sneeze is also a release of tension.
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Pent-up demand for the new iPhones with bigger screens, a popular feature among Asians who love watching movie clips and TV on their smartphones, led to roaring sales.
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On a brighter note for Apple, Goldman said the consensus on full year 53 sales is too low as pent up demand will likely coincide with iPhone 7 upgrades.
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But after the number of mainly white immigrants from eastern Europe shot up in the early 2000s, pent-up worries about migration and integration were suddenly and explosively aired.
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But, listen, maybe you're not walking into the Tomb Raider movie with all this pent-up yearning, baggage, and disappointment at the biggest missed opportunity for women in games.
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But if history is any indication, retailers could see a double-digit sales lift in November and December, as shoppers focus on the holidays and release pent-up demand.
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After several years of drought conditions, ski resorts out West enjoyed a thriving business over the holidays, fueled by an abundance of snowfall, ideal temperatures and pent-up demand.
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This pent-up volatility was undammed late last summer, with China's currency slide, the worsening rout in energy-linked stocks and bonds and the Federal Reserve's initial rate rise.
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Being ahead of its larger rival allows Lyft to take advantage of pent-up investor demand for high-growth tech companies, rather than ceding available investor capital to Uber.
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During the holiday quarter in 2014, Apple sold an astounding 74.5 million iPhones, fueled by the pent up demand for the larger iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices.
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But marijuana tech start-ups held back from further growth expect that dam to break, and soon, releasing pent-up demand for legal medical and eventually recreational marijuana use.
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The moment needed only the audience's pent-up desire to actually see it—to witness many of these wrestlers fight, sweat, and struggle in person for the first time.
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That's in part because there are fewer must-have tech gadgets stealing a share of consumers' wallets, and because an early start to spring could unleash pent-up demand.
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With that in place, party officials unleashed a pent-up desire by rank-and-file Republicans to donate to a candidate who has bluntly attacked lobbyists and big donors.
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The American poet Li-Young Lee's new book, his first in ten years, is titled " The Undressing ," suggesting a public performance of privacy, staged to prolong pent-up expectations.
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At certain times, gates embedded in the wall would shut, letting the tide build up, and then open to allow the pent-up water to surge through giant turbines.
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"Studies concluded that the market would stabilize after absorbing the pent-up demand from the previously uninsured population," testified Eric Galvin, the chief financial officer of ConnectiCare Insurance Company.
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He might bottle up his frustrations during the day, maintaining a composed veneer of professionalism, and then release his pent-up emotions on his spouse when he returns home.
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But, unlike the deranged antihero Robert De Niro plays, Langhans is attempting to improve morale through the release of his pent-up aggression, to not further encourage social ostracization.
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Before we'd even landed, it was clear that the crowd were planning on giving every ounce of pent up partying they'd saved up throughout the rest of the year.
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No doubt many investors think they're being smart by ploughing money into the startup industry now, presuming a wave of IPOs will take place because of pent-up demand.
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Then, depending on the night, a cavernous old Walmart in South Texas begins to echo with the sound of mischievous migrant children imitating the lows of pent-up cattle.
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"I understand that we are probably going methodically and therefore slower than some would like, and I understand the pent-up appetite to just get this done," Connolly said.
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The remains were interred in April at the Hartsdale Pet Cemetery in Westchester County, about 17 miles north of the Harlem apartment where Ming lived a pent-up childhood.
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The show lasted for three seasons and won affection from comic-book fans, which speaks less to its quality than to the pent-up appetite for costumed representation onscreen.
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Economists at Jefferies said that with UK investment having flatlined since the 2016 Brexit referendum while investment had grown in Europe, there was clearly "pent-up demand" for investment.
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Many investors think earnings will recover next year once Washington and Beijing strike a tentative trade deal, possibly unleashing pent-up capital spending demand in the high-tech sector.
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At some point or another, everyone has fantasized about doing what Deadspin writers just did: channelling their pent-up frustration and anger on the job into a dramatic exit.
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Erica Rannestad, senior analyst of precious metals demand at GFMS, viewed the strong 2016 sales so far as due to pent up demand after mint sales stopped in December.
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A big boost to the savings rate, from 23 percent to 22020 percent, stood out most as a factor reflecting pent-up demand and more room to grow ahead.
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"Picture to Burn" has Swift expressing pent-up G-rated aggression with a twang (this is back when she still had a Southern accent, and it's endearing as fuck).
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PwC predicts that "pent-up demand" and recent signs of increased activity suggest more opportunities for deal-makers in the next year, according to the firm's year-end deals review.
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Photo: Matthew Landry/WikimediaThe recent volcanic eruptions in Hawaii and Guatemala are potent reminders that our planet is capable of unleashing its pent up fury at virtually any given time.
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"Investors have been buying the rumor, in this case Trump's speech, and now there's a lot of pent-up selling" in case Trump does not deliver what the market wants.
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Bryan Bezold, Ford's U.S. economist, said that in the years following the recession the auto market recovery was stronger than the overall economy, largely due to the pent-up demand.
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President Trump will release America's pent-up energy potential, get rid of foreign oil, trash punitive regulations, create millions of jobs and develop our most strategic geopolitical weapon: crude oil.
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Even as the hardliners retreated, the protests spread to more than 20 cities, where Iranians of all stripes voiced pent-up anger over a lack of economic and political progress.
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Instead, the malware authors were clearly trying to capitalize on the pent-up demand from international users for the hot game, which hasn't yet made its way to all markets.
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Director Patty Jenkins' achievement may end up being what we most remember about popular culture in 2017, because the pent-up need for her kind of film was so great.
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"First, we are seeing historically low mortgage rates combined with a pent-up demand to buy, so buyers will look to take advantage of these conditions," said NAR's Lawrence Yun.
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The 210-year-old released plenty of pent-up energy to ensure a sensational start on his Olympic debut, completing the first 50 meters 0.35 seconds inside world record pace.
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She told us that this altercation stems from the pain that she's been through and that the reason she's so defensive is because she has so much pent-up anger.
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And the result is that The Big Freeze captures her in a moment of releasing every pent-up feeling at once, producing an emotionally harrowing listen full of unflinching honesty.
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Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN)The President's two unscripted appearances before the press here Thursday revealed a commander in chief with a well of pent up opinions looking for an escape.
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Joining them is a janky-looking, neurotic new toy named Forky (Tony Hale), who basically seems like all of my pent-up anxiety and fear embodied as a children's toy.
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Oklahoma thunder A generation of pent-up Republican ambition is unleashing itself in Oklahoma, where a half-dozen promising contenders are competing for the chance to replace term-limited Gov.
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And "Prom Queen" in particular is a confusing type of angst: It's Lil Wayne channeling the pent-up frustration of not having girls pay attention to you in high school.
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Didis launch in the western city of Guadalajara was delayed, and when it finally occured, it enjoyed pent-up demand from both riders and drivers, according to two former employees.
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Pent up emotion For generations of men and women South of the border, the war and the accompanying threats of military attack have been an ever-present fact of life.
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The big picture: There are several forces behind this open landscape, including... There's pent-up interest among House Democrats, but leadership is not necessarily in-step with the insurgent progressives.
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"The Complete Stories," Flannery O'Connor O'Connor enshrines in each of her characters an unforgettable rendition of a basic human flaw: venality, bigotry, pent-up anger, stupidity, jealousy, greed, even innocence.
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" Kevin J. Counihan, the chief executive of the federal insurance marketplace, acknowledged that "pent-up demand for health care is greater than people expected and is lasting longer than expected.
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If Douglas got a shot at playing Aaron Burr, she could let out any pent-up resentment she had at Simone Biles passing her to become the world's top gymnast.
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What I can tell you is that as soon as the President determines that we can reopen this economy, I think you are going to see massive pent-up demand.
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And the result is that The Big Freeze captures her in a moment of releasing every pent-up feeling at once, producing an emotionally harrowing listen full of unflinching honesty.
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So far, economists and analysts are predicting a rapid recovery in the economy domestically, once the virus fully dissipates and consumers unleash pent-up demand for shopping and eating out.
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"There was this huge pent-up demand from so many years without new books," said Dr. Ajmal Aazem, a pediatrician whose father founded the publishing house that bears their name.
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Supporters of the measure could notch a major win once the vote takes place, as soon as this week, given lawmakers' pent-up interest in pushing back after Khashoggi's killing.
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Larger rival Taylor Wimpey on Tuesday also said it saw positive signs in 2020 with a "bit of pent-up demand" as it reports a jump in its order book.
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The taekwondo lessons have helped by giving Edwin and Emma Jade an outlet for their pent-up energy while allowing their mother to take some much-needed time for herself.
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But there are concerns in Madrid that possibly heavy jail sentences for the separatist leaders could unleash pent-up frustration among a radicalized fringe, a senior parliamentary source told Reuters.
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They are increasing production, slowly, but they continue to battle significant headwinds, and they are still not building at historically normal levels, never mind accounting for huge pent-up demand.
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IPOs also are benefiting from pent-up demand off a slow year during which companies preferred to eschew going public due to a hefty amount of private equity cash floating around.
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Among the pent-up questions for Trump: How will he address warnings from legal experts that his plans to turn his business empire over to his children will create ethics problems?
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"There's a huge pent up energy because it's been over a year since people can have these conversations," said T-Mobile CEO John Legere in the company's earnings call this week.
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In a note to investors this week, BlueFin Research analysts said that Apple will discontinue the iPhone SE and iPhone X this year to address "pent-up demand" for upcoming iPhones.
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Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Park Dietz, who has analyzed many of our country's most notorious criminals, told us serial killer Urdiales described murdering women as a way of relieving pent-up tension.
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"I worked on Anodyne in a frenzy of pent-up longing, having been obsessed with making games for a long time but never really getting anywhere," Kittaka told me via email.
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Even as foot traffic picked up in early June, thanks to warmer weather, pent-up demand and midyear sales promotions, analysts remain skeptical that the category's sales have turned a corner.
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It feels pent and – yes – secretive, as if, were it to exist on any larger scale, it would expose itself too much to the cold, hard, withering light of analytical reason.
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One key to that success was the pent-up demand for the Model 3 that came from taking hundreds of thousands of reservations for the car over the past few years.
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Is there a definable trajectory since he bifurcated that shark in the 1990s, and larded the gruesome spectacle, pent inside its giant tank, drunk on formaldehyde, with a pseudo-philosophical title?
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With some existing pent-up demand and new electric cars coming on the road every year, Romano said he expects his company is "going to be chasing a tremendous growth trajectory."
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There is so much pent up demand for engineers that there are still plenty of opportunities and salaries have not come down, said Daniel Chait, CEO of recruiting software company Greenhouse.
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Today, there's pent-up demand to fulfill funding for consumers and small businesses that are driving the bulk of new employment as Brazil continues to emerge from a deep economic crisis.
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Scott said during Bryant's retirement tour, he has seen road crowds show the superstar a lot of pent-up love, perhaps because they realize they will not see his like again.
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Four major automakers in the U.S. market on Tuesday reported July vehicle sales slightly below expectations as the pent-up demand that has helped drive sales since 24 plays itself out.
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The lower budget deficit flatters to deceive because it takes no account of pent-up pressures for higher spending to meet demand for better public services, above all in the NHS.
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"We continue to highlight a degree of pent up demand from iPhone installed base ahead of the major iPhone 8 super cycle as well as continued strong mix shift towards services."
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"The Fed's minutes yesterday and the dollar's weakness have created an environment that gives gold an additional push and attract some pent-up demand," Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.
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The scale and speed of Egypt's turnaround suggests the government may yet wean itself off foreign gas but how sustainable that turns to be will depend on domestic pent-up demand.
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By sitting down and listening to their concerns, parents can give their kids the chance to relieve that pent up anxiety — and then help them explore the nuances of those worries.
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Pent up since the financial crisis of 2008, this demand has been driving strong construction in all of these categories since 2015 and currently shows few, if any, signs of abating.
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"Not only are we spending on homes again because they're worth investing in again ... people are finally catching up on all that pent-up demand and repairs and remodeling," she said.
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Well, you know, really, it's a way of me dealing with all this pent up angst and shit, and finding a way to turn all this negative energy into something positive.
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Most solar physicists believe the primary source of the heat is stressed magnetic fields that permeate the corona and impulsively release pent up energy when the fields reach their breaking point.
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Throttling the rollout keeps demand pent-up so when tbh launches somewhere new, like New York state this week, it becomes the talk of classrooms and teens download it in droves.
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"The 'no send' letters and journaling I have seen in these apps are all traditional psychotherapeutic methods of releasing pent up emotions," says Counselling Directory member and certified therapist Beverley Hills.
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Concentrating a livable community into a small area, Mr. Hurst said, would satisfy pent-up housing and commercial needs in the county without burying swaths of postcard-worthy farmland under sprawl.
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Obama has a lot of pent-up frustration with congressional Republicans, who've stymied his agenda and repeatedly brought the federal government to the verge of (or all the way to) shutdown.
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So with the Patriots preparing to hoist their fifth Super Bowl banner on Thursday, the team's fans had a lot of pent-up, full-throated opinions to direct at the commissioner.
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The subsequent drop in fuel costs has unleashed some of that pent-up demand at a time when the growing economy, rising employment and increasing incomes have also made it affordable.
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At the same time, if you're feeling frustrated or scared or pent in, knowing that it's not just you can be helpful — others are dealing with this too and will understand.
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"Get Brexit done and we shall see a pent up tidal wave of investment into this country," Johnson said, launching his manifesto at a conference centre in Telford in central England.
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Watch as the power dynamics shift between the two characters like a pro tennis match, as Elizabeth serves up long pent-up accusations while Philip, nervously but expertly, bats them away.
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This is not exactly the busy season for buying, but home shoppers are benefiting from low mortgage rates, and pent-up demand from last spring continues to fuel the fall market.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election," Kavanaugh blared to the committee.
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"There is likely a lot of pent-up sentiment that knows it's probably not the polite thing to say, but they're really pleased the U.S. is saying it," Ms. Ladislaw said.
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Weeks' worth of pent-up frustration is beginning to trickle into the public arena, as a way for candidates to explain their lowly positions — both to themselves and to the voters.
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Chapman tells PEOPLE exclusively that she wrote the memoir to "relieve the pent up anxiety and emotions" she's felt since Serial, a spinoff of This American Life, was first broadcast in 2014.
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If Tesla can satisfy the Model 3's pent-up demand with a dependable and profitable vehicle it will finally justify a stock value that has it rivaling GM in capital value.
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That uncontrollable immigration was the last straw, a watershed event that unleashed pent-up tensions in the German society — rising poverty, crumbling infrastructure, xenophobic and quite dangerous extreme right nationalist political forces.
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"The pent-up demand of the past seven years may be starting to release, bringing more buyers into the market," Toll Brothers' CEO Douglas Yearley said in a press release on Wednesday.
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That is, authors of the report wrote that Chinese mothers are no longer delivering on "pent up demand" for children since the policy was lifted to counter aging problems in the country.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Wall Street has regained an appetite for Apple as investors bet that the release of a 10th-anniversary iPhone and pent up customer demand will shore up shrinking sales.
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In July, Hamm spoke at the Republican National Convention, saying Hillary Clinton's energy ideas would "kill jobs," while praising Trump as the candidate who can jump-start "America's pent-up energy potential."
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Likely, many brand-name kids' skills will follow, given the pent-up demand to reach this younger audience through the next-gen computing platform that's quickly making its way into consumers' homes.
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Moreover, the restrictions in higher-tier cities, which have seen the strongest price gains in recent years, have led to considerable pent-up demand that could be released if policy is relaxed.
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Call it the law of conservation of creative energy or something like that, but all those pent up songs had to go somewhere and soon they were flowing out of the duo.
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"There's a lot of pent-up momentum for this, and that's why it's so bipartisan in nature," said Shai Akabas, director of economic policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, a think tank.
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But pent-up demand for housing, easier credit conditions and some local governments relaxing purchase restrictions may be further fanning price gains in a market where fear of missing out is strong.
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The need to get out my pent-up frustration and anger at events I felt I had little to no control over by watching something on TV is not uncommon for me.
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"Now, you could argue that all of this is just pent-up demand after travel did indeed drop briefly when Trump's bans were in effect before the courts halted them," Cramer said.
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Pre-orders for the Rift now ship in June — a good indicator that there is pent-up demand for VR. BONUS: VirZoom review: I got sick pedaling this virtual reality fitness bike
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"There's a lot of pent up angst and emotion in this city and really all over this nation, Cubs fans that have been loyal over the years," left fielder Ben Zobrist said.
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After the elections, though, "there will be pent up demand," he said, and a lot of time in 2016 will be spent preparing for the uptick in activity in 2017 and 2018.
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But, amid all the pent-up catharsis Castro's death uncorked here, there was, for many of us, a flash of regret: Our parents had not lived long enough to hear the news.
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The Moon enters philosophical Fire sign Sagittarius at 5:46 AM, creating an optimistic and energetic vibe—Sag cannot be tied down, and none of us will be into feeling pent up.
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Nintendo, with the success of Pokémon Go, is showing there's a lot of pent-up demand that it can unlock as a whole new stream of revenue that could come from smartphones.
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In my decades leading mobile businesses, as chairman of the GSMA and leading mobile operators, I've seen the impact of a technology suddenly unlocking the pent-up demand of millions of people.
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We also have an interest in drafting sensible gun laws now, rather than waiting for an avalanche of pent-up frustration to generate a policy response so long overdue that it overreaches.
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Mr. Navalny verbally bashed Ms. Sobchak, calling her a tool of the Kremlin and releasing the anger evidently pent up since she stepped forward to claim the liberal banner in the election.
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It needs to tap into other grievances, and in the US context these have been related to pent-up hostility towards blacks and immigrants (and perhaps their own albeit slow upward mobility).
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The Wedbush analyst said the iPhone's huge install base, pent-up upgrade demand, growing services business such as Apple music, and a potential new 5G iPhone, will be catalysts for the company.
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In an interview Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation," Tepper added that a lack of affordable housing and an inventory squeeze could push housing stocks higher as the companies fulfill pent-up demand.
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The savings would total around 140 billion euros — to put that in context, pent-up demand in Germany for public investment amounts to 220 billion euros, state-owned development bank KfW estimates.
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For many people in China, the doctor's death shook loose pent-up anger and frustration at how the government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and by silencing whistle-blowers.
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Some experts say that more Americans are traveling this year than they did in 224 because of pent-up demand from the heated presidential election, when many people cut back on traveling.
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Along with the rebound in pent-up consumer demand this could deliver a rebound in the months to come, Haefele said, who expects the Chinese economy to grow by 5.5% this year.
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At the factory in Uttoxeter, he promised that Brexit would uncork a flood of pent-up investment in Britain ("We'll start to get our mojo back, to be perfectly frank," he said).
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The sector's growth has been fueled largely by pent-up demand — the need for alternatives to those dilapidated off-campus homes as well as the aging and constricted stock of college dormitories.
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"Get Brexit done and we shall see a pent up tidal wave of investment into this country," Johnson said, launching his manifesto in at a conference centre in Telford in central England.
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A recession in Asia Pacific looks certain as economic activity plummets due to lockdowns meant to slow the coronavirus pandemic, but analysts say the recovery will be driven by pent-up demand.
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Pent-up demand was off the charts: It was the first "Star Wars" movie in 210 years with performances by fan favorites like Harrison Ford (Han Solo) and Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia).
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Republicans doubt that Democrats will be able to resist the urge to keep politics out of the committee, given the party's pent-up rage at Trump and limitless avenues of potential investigation.
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The Miami Marlins unleashed plenty of pent-up frustration to put an emphatic end to their season high-tying five-game losing streak, highlighted by Giancarlo Stanton belting his majors-best 52nd homer.
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Trader Tim Seymour said that recent apparel retail results only affirm reasons to own shares of home improvement stores like Home Depot and Lowe's, citing pent-up demand as the housing market improves.
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"Despite management's focus on expanding supply, we believe that pent up demand for the higher priced variants in the US has largely been exhausted," Cowen's Jeffrey Osborne wrote in a note this month.
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GOP senators, forced to sit at their desks quietly through 35 hours of opening arguments and 16 hours of submitting written questions, appeared to have a lot of pent-up energy to release.
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As the riffs crunched and swayed, Bennington's voice, sharp and clear as shattered glass, echoed my own adolescent frustration and the poorly pent-up aggression that kept landing me in anger management classes.
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For app developers in particular, there's pent-up demand for screen recording utilities that make the process easier than using the QuickTime Player to capture screens from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
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This announcement "renders the launch set-up fairly straightforward for GW into a market where there is significant unmet medical need and very high pent up awareness/demand," wrote Stifel analyst Paul Mattela.
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Brexit supporters say there could be a quick bounce-back from the initial no-deal shock as companies finally learn what leaving the EU will mean and get on with pent-up investment.
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Our biggest takeaway from the trailer is that Jared (Zach Woods) seems to have a lot of pent up feelings that he needs to get out, apparently by screaming like a hyperactive child.
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The pent-up stress that currently appears to be migrating from the San Andreas to the Walker Lane might instead be taken up by the Wasatch Fault, which passes through Salt Lake City.
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Pent-up demand, expectations of slower interest rate rises and optimism Beijing and Washington will soon hammer out a trade deal, have combined to boost sales after prices drifted lower from mid-103.
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That would be the right thing to do for the future but would release pent-up perils now; defaults would climb, banks would rack up losses and many shadow lenders would go bust.
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The Tar Heels used all that pent-up frustration to explode for nine goals in the first quarter of their 18-13 win over seventh-seeded Loyola (Maryland) in the first game Saturday.
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"We think there is enormous pent-up demand to go and see a movie in a theater, to watch movies the way they're supposed to be seen, on the big screen" Aron said.
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There was, going into November '2409, so much pent up energy and emotion of women – a lot of women in this country whose dreams were wrapped up in Hillary Clinton winning that election.
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"Banks have pent-up demand for Brazilian credits and if you couple this with reduced holdings in Mexico, that leaves more liquidity to play with," a second New York-based loans banker said.
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"While welcomed improvement, the sustainability of growth has been reliant on pent-up demand and stockpiling of goods after grossly depleting inventories," said Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel Fixed Income in Chicago.
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"There is a lot of pent up demand (for dollars) ... There are people who are willing to buy at any price and they are mainly importers of non-essential goods," said one banker.
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And while the father and the children sat on the bench Ingrid would stand—leaning slightly against the brown-stained post that held up the little pent roof—and smoke her daily cigarette.
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And, although he admitted that market-watchers will soon be swamped with concerns about interest rates and earnings shortfalls, the "Mad Money" host argued that the pent-up demand for stocks remains constant.
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Pent-up demand for parts and servicing helped Komatsu's mining-related revenue rise by around 15 percent year on year by the fourth quarter of 2017, said Doug Blom, Komatsu's chief marketing officer.
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"There's still a lot of pent-up value locked up in that segment of the market because people have been overpaying for growth at the very end of a bull cycle," she said.
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" Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin also promised a quick recovery in an appearance on Fox Business Network, forecasting a "gigantic fourth quarter" as Americans release "pent-up demand" and return to "a normal world.
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At the same time, there is a giant pent-up appetite among Democrats to hold Mr. Trump and his administration accountable in ways that Republicans have refused to over the last two years.
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"Will lack of advertising demand in the spring make it so pent up that when the upfronts are being negotiated, advertising will come back rapidly, or does it go away forever?" he asked.
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Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters at a news conference he didn't see any sign of pent-up spending among consumers ahead of the nationwide sales tax hike to 10% in October.
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Japanese Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters at a news conference he didn't see any sign of pent-up spending among consumers ahead of the nationwide sales tax hike to 10% in October.
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Over time, stress builds because of friction between the slabs, and at some point, the strain becomes so great that all the pent-up energy is released in the form of an earthquake.
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A new life protecting nature Lawrence Jaramillo and Joshua Melendrez spent three years in a New Mexico prison — but rather than stay pent up in their cells, they trained in forestry and firefighting.
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In the fifth episode of The Goop Lab, hitting TV screens on Friday, Amaral tells viewers his techniques are designed to release pent-up emotional baggage in the body and heal physical ailments.
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He said the goal was not to replace but to supplement a federal wall-building effort and to channel pent-up demand for a barrier, which was a signature 2016 Trump campaign promise.
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Tesco said Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resounding election victory in December, which broke the deadlock over Britain leaving the European Union and lifted financial market sentiment, had not released any pent-up demand.
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He had been essentially out of public view for a week, so when he convened his first cabinet meeting of 2019, he seemed to be releasing some pent-up demand to be heard.
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Boxing has proven to be a healthy coping mechanism for the pent up frustration that often accompanies my anxiety, and the rush of endorphins makes a noticeable difference in my day-to-day.
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"Ultimately, while it appears there is significant pent-up demand from the investment public for such a vehicle, bitcoin itself certainly doesn't need an ETF and will continue on regardless of the SEC's decision."
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For the first half of the year, Varathan said he expects China's GDP growth between 22020% to 20203% before picking up to 22020% to 26.0% for the second half due to pent-up demand.
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The prospect is particularly alluring, because some research conducted by Technalysis Research last fall shows that there is actually some surprisingly large pent-up demand (in theory, at least) for an Apple-branded car.
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Ja Rule wants his fans to get any pent-up animosity toward him out of their systems, so he's encouraging them to put a middle finger in the air ... and let him have it.
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Several times he bounced up and down in his chair, discharging his pent-up energy like his 2-year-old son on a rocking horse in a video he has stored on his smartphone.
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Northwest of LA, near the town of Frazier Park, the fault is kinked out of alignment so dramatically that many geologists suspect the pent-up tectonic strain will have to seek release somewhere else.
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"But they remain incredibly cheap on a price-to-earnings basis and I bet they could be huge beneficiaries of pent up demand now that we've put the bad weather behind us," he said.
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"The rage against this 12-year-old, whether it was directed against her in some form or some pent-up anger against the mother … it was brutal," she told the court, the Tribune reports.
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Perhaps that's a smart strategy – after all, Nintendo fans today have so much pent-up demand for its titles that they're eating up whatever Nintendo releases for mobile – even the oddity that is Miitomo.
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Investors and analysts said technology unicorn IPOs are losing their luster, not just because more investors are asking tough questions about their prospects, but because the startups overestimated pent-up demand for their offerings.
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"Clearly there is going to be a lot of training to be done when the aircraft are cleared so I would see pent up demand there when the airlines start to fly," Parent said.
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"This is a definite signal of an upturn, but at the same time I see it as a burst of pent-up optimism after years of stagnation", said Juhana Brotherus, economist at Hypo Bank.
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Fifth, and perhaps strangest of all, there are those who take vicarious pleasure in the release of pent-up aggression, in the black humor of it all, in the open speaking of the unspeakable.
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They argue the new 22 percent corporate rate and ability to deduct the full cost of new capital investment immediately will make American companies more competitive and unlock pent-up demand for corporate investment.
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He fantasizes that if elected she will release the pent-up idealism she's been clinging to since college, resulting in a flurry of landmark legislation reminiscent of Franklin D. Roosevelt's famous first 100 days.
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After all, we might sprint back to the video game vendor's former location only to find a vacant lot strewn with the day's trash, our pent-up anticipation settling like lead on our limbs.
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While Pinterest's valuation is likely also relative to the latent pent-up marketing and user demand, as well as its growth and overhead, it would still seem the company needed to reset its expectations.
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This news was the keystone pebble blown free that released a pent-up avalanche of A-Rod Hot Takes, A-Rod Thinkpieces, Thinkpieces On Those Rod Hot Takes, and other essential Rod-related content.
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There would even be pent-up demand for getting out of the house once those factors that triggered a downturn passed, whether that meant an improving economy or waning fears of a perceived threat.
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He realized early on, through frequent visits to those giantess message boards and by being embedded in the community at large, that there was a lot of pent up desire that was being underserved.
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The number of home sales rose 15 percent, which Mr. Miller attributes to the "pent-up demand" from last fall, when the uncertainty of the presidential election caused many aspiring home buyers to wait.
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"My personal belief is that after the aircraft is certified there will be pent-up demand because people want to see a certified aircraft," Vista Global Chairman Thomas Flohr said in a phone interview.
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"With any of these events, as you move further away from it over 2Q, three and four, you typically have a degree of pent-up demand that unleashes itself onto economic growth," Dryden said.
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I kept waiting for Red, the tethered doppelgänger played by Lupita Nyong'o in Jordan's Peele's "Us" to have a justifiably explosive meltdown from decades of deceit and pent-up repression, but she never did.
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Now, a lot of this pent-up cash earning close to zero in terms of interest rates is looking for higher returns in the stock market — with pension funds in particular leading the way.
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What I witnessed on Thursday was a mild beginning to what may develop into a sustained violent expression of the pent-up anger felt by most Palestinians — whether they live in Jerusalem or outside.
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"There's a pent up demand from creatively interested people who are interested in design and architecture, but they have never come to contemporary art because the contemporary art world pushes people away," he said.
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Pope had the right instincts in choosing these former colleagues, all of them with vast experience in the field — and enough pent-up anger from years languishing as civilians to want to apply those skills.
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The Trump rally has all the signs of a late-stage bull market run — pent-up enthusiasm bringing the last of the skeptics off the sidelines for one final runup that ultimately spells the end.
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"We see attractive opportunities to invest in several for the material and construction related companies that will benefit from the new highway bill, as well as pent-up demand for other infrastructure projects," Marshall said.
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There is also substantial pent-up demand, with 60 percent of life sciences executives surveyed in October 2017 planning to actively pursue M&A in the next 23 months, compared with 46 percent in April.
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Facing huge pent-up demand for better living standards for the country's black majority, the ANC is seen by some critics as having failed to live up to the heady promises of Nelson Mandela's era.
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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Still, Musk did seem relatively confident in that end-of-2018 date for hitting 500,000 vehicles per year, which would go a long way to addressing pent-up demand.
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Now, with little reason left to hold his tongue on Republican dysfunction, Obama is instead swinging for the party as a whole, almost a decade's worth of pent-up frustrations emerging for a fiery comeuppance.
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While the bulk of this year's pent-up demand is coming from strong demographics supporting large numbers of first-time buyers, move-up buyers, and retirement buyers, another source of demand increase is individual investors.
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The U.S. Geological Survey has warned that pent-up steam could cause a violent explosion at the volcano crater, launching a 20,000-foot (6,100-meter) plume that could spread debris over 12 miles (19 km).
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So since being elected chairman in February — over the fierce objection of Sanders — Perez has been traveling the country as a human sponge to soak up the pent-up frustration of Democrats of all stripes.
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The company, like bigger rival Home Depot, is benefiting from pent-up demand for houses after the 22.28 recession, while low interest rates and growth in jobs, wages and credit have spurred spending on renovations.
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"Now, you could argue that all of this is just pent-up demand after travel did indeed drop briefly when Trump's bans were in effect before the courts halted them," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Still, there's hope for Tesla to unlock pent up demand for Chinese buyers who may be waiting for cheaper model produced domestically, as opposed to the ones currently shipped from Tesla's American factory in California.
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Some property agents said the protests will have only a short-term impact on the housing market, which will be supported by pent-up demand, a shortage of land and expectations of lower interest rates.
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N, owner of Florida Community Bank, is exploring a sale, people familiar with the matter said on Friday, as an easing of financial rules unleashes pent-up demand for deals among mid-sized U.S. banks.
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Michio Sakima, the owner of the Sakima Art Museum next to the Futenma base, said Okinawans' anger over the recent killing reflected pent-up political frustration as much as the brutal nature of the crime.
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Under the supervision of a trainer, up to 60 people or so gather in these cycling studios, channeling their frustration, bad days, and pent-up energy into sweat and screams on bikes that go nowhere.
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Activity was also probably boosted by some bounce-back effect after the housing market crash of 22008-09, a result of pent-up demand for homes that were not bought while the market was collapsing.
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In Hahn's capable hands, Chris is a snarling knot of pent-up energy, kinetic and wild and constantly vibrating at a frequency that might be hard to see, but is all too easy to feel.
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"You don't have the pent-up demand of a lot of members of the majority party who worked on legislation for a lot of years and could never get it to move," Hise told me.
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There have already been some analyses suggesting that an extended period of wages constrained by downward rigidity has created a sort of backlog of pent-up wage cuts that is currently holding down wage increases.
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"Most of the time in retail, when consumers don't make purchases, it means you have a lot of pent-up demand, but in the luxury sector, you just lose the sale," Chen told CNN Business.
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The trickle of oil money has already given birth to new businesses, some of the world's largest malls and what sociologists see as pent-up demand in the Moscow middle class for better government services.
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Traditional business models just haven't kept up with the pace of that technology, and it creates a huge opportunity when you couple it with the pent-up demand [of customers who want to become banked].
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I fear that Spinraza, while giving hope, and perhaps a stronger and longer life, to some, may also release a torrent of self-doubt, of pent-up insecurity about our inexorable dependence and emaciated bodies.
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But Bloomberg's move to cover his left flank may not be enough to quiet a decade of pent-up frustration among a progressive base that is seeking a candidate to upend the entire financial system.
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"We see iPhone X unlocking pent-up iPhone upgrades, especially in China, driving more than 20 percent iPhone unit growth and a revenue and earnings beat in 2018," analyst Katy Huberty on Morgan Stanley said.
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With the film two months away, there are no reviews or Rotten Tomato scores to persuade audiences to pick up tickets, just a few teaser trailers and nearly a year of pent-up curiosity and anticipation.
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GETTING GREEDY Investors and analysts said technology unicorn IPOs are losing their luster, not just because more investors are asking tough questions about their prospects, but because the startups overestimated pent-up demand for their offerings.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co U.S. officials said on Thursday that 2017 U.S. auto sales will be weaker than this year's results as pent-up demand that was strong after the 2008-2009 recession has faded.
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"A sign of resilience and perhaps a degree of pent-up tolerance to such tragic events has led to a flat to mildly positive opening in Europe," said Brenda Kelly, head analyst at London Capital Group.
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While some of this was likely due to what GFMS called the release of pent-up demand, it's also possible that stronger economic conditions will lift Indian demand for jewelry, the main driver of that market.
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There is little sign of any pent-up demand from Japanese banks or cash-rich companies for fresh funds, however, and any money released into the system may merely be hoarded or steered into speculative activity.
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Inexpensive gas prices, generally healthy employment growth, demographics, pent-up demand, still attractive affordability/housing valuations, and a steady, moderate easing in credit standards should further support housing demand in 9083, despite potentially higher mortgage rates.
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Well into the 2000s, the market was still dominated by boxy Ladas built on a design licensed by the Soviets from Fiat in the 1960s, leaving huge pent-up demand for more comfortable and reliable models.
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When he clowned around, hiding his skill at pratfalls and slapstick behind wide-eyed alarm, his audience seemed to open up to God, releasing pent-up emotions and becoming like children in faith, hope and love.
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Robert Piconi, chief executive and co-founder of Energy Vault, said despite planning to grow the business country by country, the scale of pent-up global demand for a scaleable solution convinced them to move faster.
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Thomas Jacobs, a partner at Blackbird and a vice president with the real estate brokerage CBRE/Hubbell Commercial in West Des Moines, added that pent-up demand was driving the preleasing of downtown units under construction.
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The weeks of testimony offered a rare glimpse of a State Department culture that normally avoids the spotlight, and served as a kind of catharsis for the pent-up frustrations of American diplomats across the world.
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The housing industry says Britain needs to build around 250,000 properties a year just to meet pent-up demand, which has pushed up prices and rents, stopping many younger people from getting onto the property ladder.
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The decrease was larger than generally forecast by analysts, who said it probably signaled the end of the pent-up demand among consumers who put off replacing their aging vehicles during the depths of the recession.
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Low oil prices, generally robust employment growth, demographics, pent-up demand, still attractive affordability/housing valuations, and a steady, moderate easing in credit standards should further stimulate housing demand in 21, despite potentially higher mortgage rates.
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Those of who have been conservatives pent up here fighting the Obama administration, the progressive left, he is a conservative and he is ready to take on these challenges, so that is what I'm excited about.
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U.S. homebuilders still have not recovered from the housing crisis that began in the late 2000s, and are not back to producing even the historical average of new homes, never mind all the pent-up demand.
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"There's a lot of pent-up interest in pursuing flexibility and changes that the Obama administration would not entertain, [but] I don't think anyone thought it was a blank check, do whatever you want," Salo said.
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In another occasion, a shield 'blew out' due to pent-up pressure, sending a man named Richard Creedon soaring out of the 4 and 5 train tunnel, into the East River, and up in the air.
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JERUSALEM — Tens of thousands of Palestinians gathered along Gaza's border with Israel on Friday to vent their pent-up frustration in a protest that quickly turned violent, with Israeli forces killing 15 at the border fence.
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Here's what you need to know: • Iran is struggling to contain the most significant protests in years, as citizens vent pent-up frustrations over President Hassan Rouhani's failure to deliver greater political changes and economic opportunities.
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Europe's largest economy is teetering on the brink of recession and pent-up demand for public investment from towns and cities across the country is estimated at 138 billion euros by state-owned development bank KfW.
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Eight years after a wave of new Republican governors took office, term limits and pent-up political ambition have conspired to create crowded — and costly — battles to run some of the largest states in the country.
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"Pent-up demand" may help firm up prices in the second half of the year but "2020 is compromised as far as jet [fuel] demand is concerned," said S&P Global Platts energy analyst Claudio Galimberti.
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As more resources flow into the country and the time-intensive tasks of clearing roads are completed, the pent up piles of relief materials will make their way into the hands of those that need them.
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The FAA said more than 2628,28500 people have already pre-registered to take the test required to fly unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) on the very first day, underscoring the pent-up demand for the emerging technology.
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Sommeliers, waiters, receptionists and others on the 60-member staff have to cater to the requirements of diners who themselves arrive in a state of pent-up expectation: The restaurant has an 11-month waiting list.
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Cowen analysts said Nvidia was also benefiting from pent-up demand following under-investment from cloud customers in the first half of 2019 and accelerating demand for conversational A.I. — where computers engage in human-like dialogue.
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However, Phil Schiller said last week that online orders for the new MacBooks were higher than they've ever been for a new product before, suggesting that some of this pent-up demand is being released now.
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This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about president trump and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record.
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Loiseau was quoted in Belgium's Le Soir and France's Le Canard Enchaine calling ALDE's longtime leader Guy Verhofstadt "an old git with pent-up frustrations" and branding the conservative EPP's candidate for Commission president an "ectoplasm".
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Five years after pro-democracy protests shook Morocco, this week's unrest is a reminder of pent-up frustrations the monarchy has managed to tame in the past with limited constitutional reforms, heavy welfare spending and tough security.
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"We've seen a lot of pent-up demand for car security, and Owl is tapping into that demand with a product that's easy to install and use," Canvas Ventures General Partner Rebecca Lynn said in a statement.
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When she hit 20 percent, a cardiologist threaded a catheter into her heart, where he inflated a tiny balloon and tugged, punching a hole through her interatrial septum to release a gush of pent-up oxygenated blood.
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Constantly pushing her glasses up her face, Henson plays groundbreaking mathematician Katherine Johnson (who in real life is 98 and still sharing her amazing story) as a ball of pent-up brilliance, frustration and can-do energy.
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Gold consumption in the first quarter of 2017 rose 15 percent to 123.5 tonnes on pent-up demand from jewelers as retail consumers ramped up purchases for weddings, the WGC said in a report published on Thursday.
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Image: GettyOne summer when I was 14, my friends and I walked to the distant corner of Long Island and screamed in an attempt to get rid of our pent up frustrations, you know, Garden State-style.
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The hope is that we see a nice rebound in the second quarter due to pent up demand post election in both hiring and goods manufacturing with inventories most likely to build again off a lowered state.
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Fund managers said the initial price guidance was "tight" but that the paper would have nevertheless attracted good demand given the low number of sukuk issues in the market and pent up demand from shariah-compliant buyers.
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And here, as she shimmies menacingly across the stage in her "Rose's Turn" number, she at last releases all of the pent-up rage she's been carrying in an explosion of angry jazz hands and sardonic patter.
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This is rather odd given the pent-up demand for dollars after the central bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, restricted the supply in a bid to defend the currency at its old peg of 199 to the dollar.
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"The last time we saw pent up installed base demand and consumer feedback mirroring (or close to) this was around the iPhone 6, which ultimately became a critical and unprecedented successful launch period for Apple," he wrote.
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NEW YORK, July 22 (IFR) - Teva Pharmaceutical raised more than US$20bn across three currencies this week via an acquisition-driven bond that took advantage of pent-up demand for corporate paper in a yield-starved market.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election, revenge on behalf of the Clintons," Kavanaugh says in the clip.
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At the time, he wasn't sure if he was gay, so he went ahead with the marriage, convinced that his interest in men was just a naïve, youthful fantasy––the manifestation of his pent up sexual frustration.
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Black viewers made up about 37 percent of the domestic turnout, according to PostTrak, fueled by large numbers of church and school groups, not to mention pent-up demand for a superhero film led by black actors.
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Mr. Do Muoi was general secretary during the crucial years of Vietnam's transition from communism to the economic liberalization called "doi moi," generally translated as "renovation," which unleashed a burst of pent-up energy in free enterprise.
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He became famous as a young man because of the scandal that surrounded his fourth book, "Portnoy's Complaint" (1969), in which he put his pent-up hero on a psychiatrist's couch and allowed him to blissfully rant.
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"With the strong economy these days, there is this pent-up demand for big projects to fill some of the holes and sometimes historic buildings are caught in the middle," the preservation group's president, Jim McPherson, said.
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Mitch Lasky, a venture capitalist with Benchmark and a longtime investor in games companies, said the success of Pokémon Go shows how much pent-up demand there is for Nintendo properties on devices made by other companies.
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Pent-up curiosity, said one from Indiana, routinely arises in year-end surveys: "I'm wondering if you know any resources where I could learn more about the genetics behind race," one of her juniors wrote last spring.
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"Due to pent-up demand, it was like 'The Walking Dead' coming out of the woodwork, seeking cures," said Charles Kulander, an insurance broker in Moab, describing the demand for coverage after the marketplace opened in 2013.
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At the same time, the country was facing massive pent-up investment needs and investors were willing to even pay Berlin a premium for issuing debt as German bond yields across the board turned negative, Kempf said.
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Ireland has rebounded sharply from a 2010 international bailout, helped by a "broad set of favorable factors" including pent-up demand, the weakness of the euro relative to export markets and low interest rates, the central bank said.
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The Icelandic crown remains at historically strong levels but posted its biggest one-day decline in eight years on Monday as the end of controls was expected to trigger initial outflows of pent-up foreign and domestic money.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record," he raged.
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Given that most of South Korea's casinos are for visiting foreigners only, a pent-up appetite for gambling has probably played a part in the bitcoin mania, says Park Nok-sun, a cryptocurrency analyst at NH Investment & Securities.
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The pent-up demand for land development is high as Chinese cities sold a record 27.8 trillion yuan worth of land usage rights in 23.8, up 26.7 percent from a year earlier, data from the finance ministry shows.
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In the medium term, Byrne sees the market growing faster than current expectations as builders make new homes available to meet an annual requirement of around 35,000 homes, in addition to pent up demand for around 50,000 homes.
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Unlike Harris-Biden, however, this one had a personal edge to it -- as though Castro was unleashing months of pent-up frustration that O'Rourke had someone become a political wunderkind without, in his mind, any real "there" there.
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Analysts have been saying for months that Apple would have trouble matching — let alone surpassing — last holiday season's record sales of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, which tapped into pent-up consumer demand for big-screen smartphones.
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" The to-do list: "immigration and a U.S.-Mexico border wall; an impasse over children's health care; pent-up demand for budget increases for the Pentagon and domestic agencies; and tens of billions of dollars in hurricane aid.
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Wendy Williams' estranged husband, Kevin Hunter Sr., says her claim he kept her pent up at home is a lie and adds ... she was too lazy to give a damn -- but Wendy says believe nothing her ex says.
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If there is a positive for coal exporters it's that the lower prices should act as a boost for India's imports from Indonesia, and China's restrictions may lead to pent-up demand in the early months of 2019.
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"The reality is, there's not enough rooms in the market today to satisfy the pent-up demand on the other side of the border," Govertsen said, adding that the project "hit all right spots" to attract mainland consumers.
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First, there seems to be pent-up demand for a new Samsung flagship smartphone even after the Galaxy Note 7 debacle last year, in which random battery fires consumed some phones, forcing Samsung to recall the model entirely.
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In rate requests filed with state regulators in the last two years, many insurers said they had been aware of a pent-up demand for health care, but had underestimated how much care their new customers would require.
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After her second child, she reached out to her physician at eight weeks postpartum after experiencing what she calls a bought of rage, throwing a toy across the foyer in her home to release pent up, overwhelming emotions.
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Channeling her pent-up frustration into this new reality, she whips around the desert in roaring cars, coolly picks off weak humans crawling around the hellscape, and hooks up with a mustachioed "Death Stalker" bounty hunter (Joel McHale).
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Health and hospital stocks rose Thursday, releasing "pent-up demand" after fears of a sell-off were avoided when the Senate Obamacare replacement bill was unveiled, said Ana Gupte, managing director of health-care services at Leerink Partners.
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"I would attribute that to the incredibly low mortgage rates and the steady release of a sizable pent-up housing demand that was built over recent years," wrote Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR in a release.
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While on the surface this might suggest a forced attempt at crossover, the results speak for themselves, pairing an intuition for brevity and intensity with carefully programmed collages of noise, foley sound effects, and blisteringly pent-up beats.
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And demand for such a machine is well and truly pent up: Apple's last Mac Pro came out in 2013, featuring a daring cylindrical design that the company was unable to update for years because of thermal issues.
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And demand for such a machine is well and truly pent up: Apple's last Mac Pro came out in 2013, featuring a daring cylindrical design that the company was unable to update for years because of thermal issues.
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The vote and its aftermath have crystallized pent-up frustration among Iraqi political parties and the international community about the performance of the Independent High Electoral Commission of Iraq, the quasi-autonomous agency that oversees campaigns and elections.
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"We felt like there was a pent-up demand for soccer," said Carl Lindner III, the lead investor in the bid built around his successful U.S.L. club, F.C. Cincinnati, which regularly draws more than 20,000 fans a game.
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Some of the region's pent-up resentments are aimed at the sense of entitlement exhibited by those who hold the most power and influence and who too often do not give others the respect and dignity they deserve.
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Then he raced ahead, his backpack lurching as he leapt over bumps in the sidewalk full of pent-up little-boy energy; Caden was right behind him, doing his best to keep up with his brother's longer strides.
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Disney+ has been offering customers in the U.S. the ability to pre-order their accounts for a couple of months, so its subscriber count represents a bit of runway and marketing effort, rather than just pent-up demand.
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" For both Headland and Lyonne, the composer is inextricably linked with Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" — Headland views Beethoven primarily through the lenses of "pent-up energy" and "violence," she said, themes that are found throughout "Russian Doll.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record," Kavanaugh said.
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We've neglected it for a while but we're bringing it back because we've all hit a dry spell, sexually, and thought it would feel good to let our pent-up aggression out on some of your crappy submissions.
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Analysts have been saying for months that Apple would have trouble matching — let alone surpassing — last holiday season's record sales of the iPhone 6 and 63 Plus, which tapped into pent-up consumer demand for big-screen smartphones.
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And it's not as if traders widely expect pent-up anxiety to spur a kinetic move: The CBOE Volatility Index, which measures expectations of market moves over the past 30 days, is essentially at a post-financial-crisis low.
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"The (Greater Toronto Area) housing market is back on an uptrend following the B-20 adjustment phase, reflecting a build-up in pent-up demand," noted Sebastien Lavoie, chief economist at Laurentian Bank, referring to new mortgage qualification guidelines.
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"This does not reconcile with the expectation of pent-up demand or push-out to the first quarter of 2018 in our opinion: consumers who wanted to get an iPhone X in December 2017 already have it," she added.
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CAIRO, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Egypt's "historic" move to float the currency will allow all 39 banks licenced in the country to trade foreign exchange and unlock pent-up foreign investment, the chairman of Egypt's largest-listed bank, CIB, said.
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Beginning with Turner learning to read at an early age, the director (who shares writing credit with Jean McGianni Celestin) steadily builds toward the release of Turner's pent-up rage, stoked by one heinous example of abuse after another.
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But after she and her husband shared their feelings with him, Peter began to open up about all the pent-up emotions he had about the massacre — one of the worst in U.S. history — and she began to soften.
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I was just learning the game, just getting it down, and I wanted to show everyone what I could do and show them the wild, goofy guy that the more pent up I get, the more funny I get.
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This will allow Iran to satisfy pent-up demand for goods and services that it had trouble obtaining at affordable prices under sanctions, from aircraft to factory machinery, medicines and some consumer goods such as cosmetics and branded clothing.
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One of Althea's co-founders and CFO, Jae Kim, told CNBC the decision to move into the region was a "no-brainer" because of a pent-up demand for Korean beauty products that was being unmet by other companies.
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We typically keep this up until our 3-year-old's due at preschool, or until his pent up energy requires my husband to start a rollicking round of "ninjas" or "pirates" or "ninja pirates," leaving me with our youngest.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Shares of Apple rose to a record high close on Monday, buoyed by Wall Street's expectations that the release of a 10th-anniversary iPhone and pent-up customer demand will shore up lackluster sales.
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When companies like Kering, which owns or has significant stakes in brands such as Gucci, Stella McCartney and Alexander McQueen, signed on to a boycott of Le Meurice, pent-up desire for the revamped Ritz became greater than ever.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When Nadia Comaneci takes her seat at the Rio Olympic Arena on Sunday, she will be able to sit back and follow the women's gymnastics competition untroubled by the pent-up tension she usually feels.
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The irony of Andrew Cuomo is that, just as the national spotlight has turned to him as a potential Democratic savior, Democrats in his own state, following years of pent-up frustration, are turning on him with a vengeance.
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Years of pent up demand combined with innovative materials, engineering, and information can allow a publicly sponsored enterprise to provide a quality product while exhausting possibilities of each revenue stream, along with creating and capturing some value previously lacking.
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A vote to remain would trigger a rise in sterling and relief in Western capitals, unleash pent-up investment in Britain but still leave the country — and the Conservatives — bitterly divided, especially if the margin of victory were thin.
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In the case of "Blonde," however, the pent-up demand for a new Frank Ocean album, and the involvement of Apple as a global distribution platform, guaranteed that "Blonde" could immediately reach a huge audience without a record company.
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There is so much pent-up demand among NFL fans to finally see their team play in their own new stadium, premier seats and seat licenses are selling for $7,500 per seat with season tickets at $150 per game.
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I looked exceptional when I was in my early stages of transition, often wearing enormous platform heels and lingerie around in public just because I could—I had a lot of pent-up femininity that wanted to express itself.
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The human need for REM is so uncompromising that, when it is inhibited over a long period by excessive alcohol use, the pent-up backlog will release itself in a form of waking psychosis, otherwise known as delirium tremens.
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Beijing has repeatedly urged local governments to keep runaway prices under control, but a recent easing in credit conditions, pent-up demand for housing and an implicit government mandate to prevent a collapse have kept the market surprisingly resilient.
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Beijing has repeatedly urged local governments to keep runaway prices under control, but a recent easing in credit conditions, pent-up demand for housing, and an implicit government mandate to prevent a collapse have kept the market surprisingly resilient.
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Women from his past — his former publicist Eden and his former student Audrey (Sarah Ramos) — are venting years of pent-up shame and anger as they recount what their experience of Noah Solloway, literary bad boy, was really like.
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That said, 'Low oil prices, robust employment growth, pent-up demand and steep rent increases should help support the housing upturn for at least the next six-to-12 months,' said Managing Director and lead homebuilding analyst Robert Curran.
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The pent-up demand to rebalance the federal judiciary, cut taxes, reign in government regulation and generally steer the country back to the right cannot be underestimated and remains a powerful driver of GOP unity in the Trump era.
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" The book captured the sensibility of a generation, running, as Thomas Mann wrote, "like a fever and frenzy over the inhabited earth, acting like a spark in a powder magazine, setting free a dangerous amount of pent-up force.
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"There is pent-up demand for exposure to China, but we are probably in a period when the world is happy not to hold too much of it," said Kieran Curtis, a bond fund manager at Standard Life Investments.
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The number of high-end transactions is down 25 percent compared with last year, a statistic that points to a heavy pent-up supply, according to Adam Challis, the head of residential research for the JLL real estate agency.
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Fratzscher pointed out that Germany had immense, pent-up investment needs in infrastructure, education and innovation, adding that it would not be wise to stick to the no-new-debt pledge after yields turned negative even for 30-year bonds.
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Lowes said there was still pent-up demand for its marquee phone product in Europe, which was still largely in the pre-order rather than mass roll-out phase, with Note7 not yet available in many markets after launching in August.
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The company's chief executive, Mark Fields, said that he expected further growth this year in the United States, where a combination of low gas prices, cheap credit and pent-up demand spurred overall industry sales of 22014 million vehicles last year.
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He said the relatively free flow of anti-Trump sentiment on WeChat offers Chinese citizens and media "an outlet for that sort of pent-up desire to express oneself and criticize authorities," since they can't do it about their own government.
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Basically, there is so much pent up demand from all the leaks and the possible radical redesign of the phone — especially as it morphs into the hub of a user's Internet experience — that it could help Apple continue its march forward.
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AND I THINK IF YOU COULD JUST SOLVE A FEW THINGS IN THE U.S. -- IT DOESN'T MATTER WHO DOES THEM, BUT IF YOU COULD JUST GET A FEW THINGS GOING, THERE'S LOTS OF PENT-UP DEMAND AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Mass demonstrations in Hong Kong in recent months will have only have a short-term impact on its housing market, with pent-up demand and a shortage of land expected to support prices, realtors said on Wednesday.
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Kavanaugh also testified last week that allegations against him were being fueled by "pent-up anger" over the 2016 election of President Donald Trump, who nominated Kavanaugh to fill the Supreme Court vacancy created by the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Hours after getting home from a trip to Europe and the Middle East, the President unleashed a Twitter blast that felt like a pent-up release of fury that had been simmering over the nine days of his debut foreign tour.
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Despite the government's efforts to protect the Icelandic crown, the currency fell by around 3 percent against both the euro and the dollar on Monday as traders feared the move could trigger outflows of pent-up foreign and domestic cash.
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Despite consumers' pent-up demand for a classic Nintendo title like Mario on the iPhone, a $40 mobile game with the limited amount of content that Super Mario Run offers (and with no plans to add more), has angered some customers.
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It was the seminal mistake of his presidency—one that set the tone for the next eight years of dashed hopes, and helped pave the way for Donald Trump to harness the pent-up demand for change Obama had unleashed.
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Slack was able to expose pent-up demand for this kind of an approach, but it also has to defend that approach — and making it a little more flexible without feature-creeping is going to be its biggest challenge going forward.
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We all know the superstition about how boxers aren't supposed to have sex before a big match—to refocus that pent up desire on his or her opponent, but van Gaal seems to be telling his players to embrace the sexiness.
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A tweak to ownership or insolvency regulations could bring a wave of pent-up demand from international funds that have expressed interest in the debt since last year's crisis sliced 30% off the Turkish lira and tipped the economy into recession.
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Under-investment in recent years within the oil and gas industry had created pent-up demand that will gradually lead to the launch of new exploration and production projects and a revival of activity in the oilfield service industry, SBO said.
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I suspect that what we are seeing now in terms of stronger equipment investment is merely a trickle of the pent-up reservoir of spending that could gush if a well-crafted corporate tax reform were to actually be enacted.
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Aside from its liberal use of profanity and booze, the animated series is impressive for its refreshingly accurate portrayal of working women in Asia — especially their pent-up rage in response to the ways they're expected to perform in society.
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Apparently there has been a lot of pent-up, uh, demand for the Darker trailer, because it broke The Force Awakens' worldwide record for the largest trailer debut ever, whipping up 114 million views in its first 24 hours of release.
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"Given our increased conviction in a October quarter product launch, pent-up demand following recent shortages, and the nearly two years since NVIDIA's last consumer launch, we think our October Gaming revenue estimate is likely to be conservative," he said.
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But while there are more genteel abstractions throughout the record, it also features some of the band's most disgustingly savage compositions in their history, as Maguire unleashes his pent-up political frustrations in a way that's direct but not heavy-handed.
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Apple got a big bump from the change in form factor for the 6 from pent-up demand for a larger screen, so being a little flat from that bigger bump is not that big of a deal to me.
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I was pent up inside a little bit by 'Wow, is he going to get hurt because this thing is big?' and obviously hoping that he would land it.... The feeling was ecstasy, and it just kept building after the moment.
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Chinese consumer demand edged up 8 percent to 297.3 tonnes as higher coin and bar demand offset softer jewelry offtake, while Indian demand also rose 15 percent to 123.5 tonnes as the impact of demonetization eased, releasing pent-up demand.
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Powered in part by pent-up demand for a studio film led by Asian stars, "Crazy Rich Asians" (Warner Bros.) sold about $25 million in tickets between Friday and Sunday — a decrease of only 6 percent compared to its opening weekend.
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LOS ANGELES — "Crazy Rich Asians," powered by jubilant reviews and pent-up demand for a major Hollywood film led by Asian stars, took in a strong $210 million at North American theaters over the weekend, easily enough for No. 2500.
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"The market has been waiting for several years for a window of certainty, and 2020 seemed set to be the year when many would look to make a move and satisfy their pent-up housing needs," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
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TEHRAN — Ignoring pleas for calm from President Hassan Rouhani, Iranian protesters took to the streets in several cities for the fifth day on Monday as pent-up economic and political frustrations boiled over in the broadest display of discontent in years.
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Given that many kids are bubbling with pent-up energy (school recess, it turns out, is really important) and are largely being looked after by busy, stressed-out parents, families might want to take steps now to minimize potential injury risk.
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The fury of the weekend's fighting reflected pent-up Palestinian frustrations over Israel's slow pace in easing restrictions that have sent the densely populated and impoverished territory into economic free fall, said Tareq Baconi, an analyst with the International Crisis Group.
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" But last week he took the gloves off, ripping into Democrats for what he called "a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election" and "revenge on behalf of the Clintons.
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"There are also brands anticipating recovery from the pandemic and shifting spend to late Q2 (second quarter) and beyond in anticipation that there will be pent-up demand and an opportunity to regain lost sales," she told CNBC by email.
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Apple Music launches a public beta on the web While this is the first time Apple has made its music service available on the web, the recent popularity of an unofficial website suggested that there's some pent-up demand here.
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His behavior echoed public sentiment in China, where many have thought the protesters in Hong Kong have gone too far and there is a lot of pent-up anger among Chinese," Hu said, adding "no one's guiding the public on this.
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There is no unified nationwide protest movement that might threaten Mr. Putin's two-decade rule, but in a growing number of flash points, years of pent-up grievances are being unleashed by previously unknown figures, or by one indignity too many.
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Indeed, Mr. Riley's resignation has morphed into something that eclipses the dean and any debate over academic freedom, and has instead become a release valve for the pent-up frustrations of those who see themselves as marginalized, especially black students.
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The evening ended with chants of "Wolves in six" from a sellout crowd of 18,978 and the speakers serving up one of Prince's more celebratory anthems, "1999," to continue Minnesota's purge of 13 seasons worth of pent-up postseason emotion.
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The technical business of lawyering -- evidenced Monday by a Washington Post report that the President's team is trying to limit the scope of any eventual interview with Mueller -- is also unlikely to give Trump a vent for his pent-up anger.
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In order to develop the flavors for their beverages, Bullock and Anderson mined search data on Google Trends and Pinterest, honing in on what they say is "pent up demand" for flavors like lemon lavender, grapefruit rosemary, and blood orange cardamom.
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While rebuilding damaged infrastructure took precedence after the fall of the Taliban in 2001, plans were also made to restore Kabul's once famed gardens - not just as much-needed green spaces, but also to heal pent-up anxieties, said Abdullah.
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"Europe is still in a recovery phase," Ian Fletcher, analyst at market research firm IHS Automotive said on Tuesday before ACEA had released its figures, citing improving economic growth, pent-up demand in southern European economies and strong company car demand.
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As soon as Mr. Trump leaves the stage, several years worth of pent-up demand for offshoring may erupt, and as these plans are followed and factory jobs return to more normal levels, expect a sharp drop in manufacturing employment.
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Analysts cited a number of factors for the surprising strength of the protest: pent-up anger over government suppression of peaceful demonstrations; some rankling over the dreary economy; and the weather, because Sunday was sunny and relatively warm for March.
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Her piece "Rosas Danst Rosas," from 1983, is a portrait of pent-up frustration: four young women in gray gym clothes, sitting on wooden chairs, slump over theatrically, whip back their hair, and tug at their sleeves, exposing their shoulders.
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A long public holiday in May gave a boost to retailers' sentiment as households splurged on leisure, though some firms complained that pent-up construction demand ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games may be peaking, a BOJ official told a briefing.
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The pent-up energies in the heart of the sun drive the surface into a boiling frenzy, and this kinetic turmoil unleashes floods of particles — the hydrogen and helium constituents of the sun&aposs coronal atmosphere itself — that accelerate outward into space.
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While there was a great deal of pent up demand for Netflix before it launched in Australia in March 20193, Stan and Presto have had more room for growth in 2016 and have been aggressive in increasing awareness of their product, Fadaghi suggested.
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Political entrepreneurs are upending politics by taking over old parties, like Donald Trump, or creating new parties, like Italy's Beppe Grillo, exploiting pent-up resentment of the old elites and using the new media to get their message across, raw and unfiltered.
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One thing is clear — the recent dramatic gains in London's tarnished markets have illustrate the pent-up appetite among investors ready to bet that the worst of the political turmoil in the world's fifth-largest economy may be drawing to a close.
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But the leveraged loan market, which backs buyouts and helps companies refinance existing debt, is becoming weary of the practice as pent-up supply of new loans, along with volatility in equity markets and sovereign debt, has lessened the appetite for opportunistic repricings.
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Trider exercise ball — $17.99 See Details Whether you need to release some pent up anger from reading Twitter or just got inspired from Micheal B. Jordan's latest installment of Creed, this Everlast heavy bag will have you feeling strong AF in no time.
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But the fresh attention being paid to the region by new parties has stoked pent-up desire for a say among both the pro-government and pro-autonomy camps there, said Samart Thongfhua, a political analyst at Prince of Songkla University in Pattani.
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"There was uncertainty around tax at the end of the year, which made it hard to do a large deal, but now that there's clarity, some of that pent up demand for assets is going to come out," said another senior banker.
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But during the fourth "I think there is going to be a fair amount of pent-up demand because a lot of manufacturers are going to spool back up or others have been producing but haven't had an opportunity to ship," Fritz added.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - After six seasons of warring families, countless deaths and mounting menace, winter has finally come to Westeros in HBO's hit fantasy series "Game of Thrones", bringing with it an army of the undead and some long pent-up revenge.
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CLSA also expects the property market to rebound by up to 15 percent from April to the year-end, as capital looks for investment opportunities and pent-up demand from mainland Chinese who are gaining their Hong Kong residency is unleashed this year.
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Home Depot and Lowe's are benefiting from pent-up demand for houses in the United States after the 266.27 financial crisis, while low interest rates and growth in jobs, wages and credit have spurred spending on big-ticket projects such as home remodeling.
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But the sudden, rapid success of Pokémon Go shows that there's a pent-up demand for these experiences; there are millions of people who want to play a Pokémon game but don't necessarily want to buy a device dedicated to that purpose.
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"I think that there's a lot of pent up anger and frustration out there and I'm of the belief, if the Democrats want to take back control of the government that we're going to need to fight fire with fire," he said.
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Many of them have a desire to get Congress functioning in the more traditional manner to start addressing the pent-up demand for public works, major tax law changes, immigration policy, even improvements in the health care law and revisions to entitlement programs.
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Athletes will have pent-up energy after all those hours of stretching, eating, drinking and waiting at Fort Wadsworth, and after all those months of sacrificing the easy life to prepare for a 26-mile-385-yard run through New York City.
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"October's strong sales gain was widespread throughout the country and can be attributed to the release of the unrealized pent-up demand that held back many would-be buyers over the summer because of tight supply," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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Some bankers were disappointed the central bank had not flooded the system with hard currency to help stabilize the pound in the early weeks of trade, saying the black market will return if banks are unable to meet pent-up demand from businesses.
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At the time of its launch, there was pent-up demand for Super Mario on mobile, which is what allowed the app to surge to the top of the App Store after its release, earning 5 million downloads on its first day live.
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Pent-up demand is spilling over from residents of strictly-controlled tier-1 and tier-2 cities, while price rises in smaller cities and towns are encouraging more local buyers to take the plunge amid strong government support to reduce home inventories.
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But many economists note that much of the credit for the revival goes to Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, who engineered a quick, painful period of double-digit interest rates that broke the inflation fever and unleashed a wave of pent-up investment.
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Keeping up the pace of this season clearly requires a wrap on this chapter of Claire's life, but given how much the fights crackle with pent-up tension, it seems a shame to skip past the vaguely fond years to the last days.
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Oil fell by the most since 1991 on Monday after Saudi Arabia started a price war with Russia by slashing its selling prices and pledging to unleash its pent-up supply onto a market reeling from falling demand because of the virus outbreak.
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One section sums it up concisely: This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record.
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And, hey, as a former 14-year-old boy who fit that description, I can almost conceive of a version of this movie that embraced the sweet dorkiness inherent to that sort of fear, with a side of weird, pent-up sexuality.
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But use a little bit of your downtime — or even some of that pent-up anxious energy — to send that email, to finish up that task at home or to send that holiday thank-you note you still haven't gotten around to.
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Ayden Nichol, 17, Concord-Carlisle Regional High School: "The Merchant of Venice" and "Louisiana's Big Step on Justice Reform" It can be a terrifying thing to see decades of the pent-up rage of an oppressed person finally let out against their oppressor.
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And they are occurring in states and districts with important midterm races in November, suggesting that thousands of teachers, with their pent-up rage over years of pay freezes and budget cuts, are set to become a powerful political force this fall.
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" Ms. Barnett's new songs sound like conversations she's having with herself, her intimates and, in one song (the Pretenders-tinged "Nameless, Faceless"), the anonymous internet trolls who "Sit alone at home in the darkness/With all the pent-up rage that you harness.
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Ticket sales soared 15 percent last summer in part because of pent-up demand; the "Incredibles" series from Pixar returned after a 14-year hiatus, and "Crazy Rich Asians" was the first studio movie in 25 years to tell a contemporary Asian story.
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" Steve Smith, reviewing a Dalachinsky performance in 2013 in The New York Times, described his reading style: "He rushed one phrase and elongated the next; occasionally he stuttered on a single syllable, and then released the pent-up tension in a gush.
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President Trump and congressional Democrats have proposed trillion-dollar infrastructure spending sprees, and among their most ardent allies are the nation's governors, Republicans and Democrats, who cite years of pent-up demand for fixing or expanding old assets and building new ones.
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Shots in which Aviad follows Orna with a hand-held camera owe something to the Belgian filmmakers the Dardenne brothers ("The Unknown Girl"), whom the director has cited as an influence, as does the way she draws out pent-up anguish for suspense.
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The activity on Zscaler could point to a bullish moment for security startups, and potentially public listings for tech companies in general — as well as some pent-up demand in a climate that has been somewhat dry for big tech IPOs after some notable flops.
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Whether you need to blow off some steam, are having bad luck in the dating world, or are just tired of your current booty call, this is the place you can go to release pent up sexual energy (whether that's with yourself or a match).
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She might be a slick professional at work, but her cute exterior hides a darker reality: After hours, she bashes out her pent-up rage through some serious beer-swilling and heavy metal karaoke and dreams of one day leaving her dead-end job.
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On Monday, Morgan Stanley upgraded some exploration and production stocks on the view that pent-up demand among investors for a buying opportunity in the energy sector and an ultimate oil price recovery will offset an anticipated pullback as gains driven by supply disruptions fade.
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At the El Refugio spa, I started my visit with a beguiling but enjoyable experience: a meditative walk along a forest path that included designated stops where I was instructed to scream out any pent-up anger, and cry out any welled-up tears.
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By beating the host Indians 23-210 in 217 innings, Chicago's beloved Cubbies set off a wild celebration in the streets of the Windy City after over a century of pent-up frustration for fans since their last Major League Baseball championship in 63.
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After two commercially unsuccessful novels—1976's A Piece of My Heart, a Southern gothic filled with drifters and violence, and 1981's The Ultimate Good Luck, a neo-noir about a pent-up Vietnam vet—Ford was facing a make-or-break moment.
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His was a pent-up anger, verging on vitriol: a well-rehearsed takedown of Sinn Fein and all it stands for and against, laying blame at its leadership's door for lack of progress in getting power-sharing talks back on their feet in Northern Ireland.
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"We are adding Apple to the AFL [analyst focus list] and materially raising our forecasts due to what we believe is high pent-up replacement demand heading into the 10th anniversary iPhone cycle this year," analyst Rod Hall wrote in a note to clients Sunday.
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The President's Twitter feed was largely quiet during his recent trip abroad, but hours after returning home, he unleashed a social media blast that felt like a pent-up release of fury that had been simmering over the nine days of his debut foreign tour.
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As Mr. Trump has unleashed the pent-up fury of economically displaced Americans, a much smaller but equally fervent movement has materialized in response, of people who are determined to shame Mr. Trump publicly, even if it means withstanding hostility, slurs, shouting or violence.
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The Women's March was just the most extraordinary thing I've ever seen, and it was a display of this kind of pent-up "good girl" behavior that we've all been up to for a long time, where we've struggled to go along and get along.
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Chase & Status' mannered sound might have seemed too bass-heavy for the Cariocas to get excited yet, but it was bumping enough for the athletes to be able to let go of all their pent-up tension from months of unrelenting training and competition.
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But politics fixes on symbols, and the flames racing up the 24-story tower unleashed the pent-up anger of survivors and residents of other low-cost public housing, known in Britain as council flats, at an officialdom deaf to their complaints and conditions.
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And while some kinds of businesses might simply weather a downturn and then bounce back later (if nobody buys dishwashers during the height of a pandemic, pent-up sales will spike afterward), a lot of businesses are structured in a way that makes that impossible.
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With some of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit dissipated after a Conservative majority was elected to Parliament, London's housing market should see the release of a "pent-up demand that has built in recent years," with expected growth of about 1%, according to the report.
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The divide, which could have broad national security implications for both the United States and Israel, is exacerbated by the pent-up animosity between Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu, which has been stoked by their radically divergent views of the nuclear deal with Iran.
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But the U.S. Geological Survey also has warned that pent-up steam could cause an explosion at the top of the volcano as the pool of lava recedes, launching a 0003,2000-foot (21,2500-meter) plume that could spread debris over 12 miles (19 kilometers).
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"You know that Melissa Etheridge video where the girl is crazy and there's just a bed and nothing on the wall?" he asked, referring to the 1993 hit "Come to My Window," featuring the actress Juliette Lewis pent up in a colorless insane-asylum room.
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