So, why have perpetual daylight saving instead of perpetual standard time?
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" Its claim: "A generation's perpetual frown had become a perpetual smirk.
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They&aposve become basically the party of perpetual grievance and perpetual complaint.
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Textbook isolation off a switch, the perpetual victimizer roasting the perpetual victim.
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Proxima Centauri's planetary companion will likely have one side in perpetual daylight, while the other is in perpetual night.
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Perpetual Traffic by DigitalMarketerNugent also gave a plug for Perpetual Traffic as another podcast that he listens to regularly.
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REPORTS STRONG FOURTH QUARTER AND YEAR-END 373 FINANCIAL AND OPERATING RESULTS * PERPETUAL ENERGY QTRLY AVERAGE PRODUCTION OF 237,20.56 BOE/D, UP 20.62% FROM Q3 * PERPETUAL ENERGY QTRLY REALIZED REVENUE $25.5 MILLION, UP 23 PERCENT FROM Q3 * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - QTRLY ADJUSTED FUNDS FLOW $0.21/SHARE * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC SEES Q1 PRODUCTION TO AVERAGE CLOSE TO 0.563,300 BOE/D * PERPETUAL ENERGY - FORECASTS AVERAGE ANNUAL PRODUCTION GROWTH OF 17 PERCENT TO ABOUT 11,500 BOE/D FOR 2018 * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - ANTICIPATES TO EXIT 2018 AT APPROXIMATELY 10,700 BOE/D * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - FORECASTS 2018 ADJUSTED FUNDS FLOW OF $33 TO $37 MILLION ($0.56/SHARE TO $0.62/SHARE) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Add to that list the perpetual growth of perpetual endowments in a context where they should have compelling investment opportunities in the present.
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Fitch therefore regards Japanese insurers' perpetual subordinated debt as having economically "perpetual" characteristics, even if they have call dates with modest step-ups.
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So instead of spending the next three and a half years in a state of perpetual outrage, you'd be in a state of perpetual depression.
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Watch Perpetual Grace LTD if you like: Breaking Bad, Fargo, Barry Where to watch: Perpetual Grace LTD airs Sundays at 10 pm Eastern on Epix.
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Police arrested Arjun Aloysius, owner of Perpetual Treasuries which more than half the bonds in a 2015 auction were sold to, and Perpetual CEO Kasun Palisena.
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Releases fourth quarter and year-end 240 financial and operating results * Perpetual Energy qtrly oil and natural gas revenue c$20.68 million versus c$22017 million * Perpetual Energy qtrly earnings per share $20173 * Perpetual Energy qtrly average production total 22017,214 boe/d versus 22017,661 boe/d * Perpetual Energy - in q1 of 2017, company will spend close to $26 million * Perpetual Energy- based on total capital spending plan in 2017 of $67 million, co expects to exit 143 at production rate of 13,000 to 13,500 boe/d in december 2017 * Perpetual Energy Inc - forecasts 2017 adjusted funds flow of approximately $40 million ($0.68 per share) * Perpetual Energy - company estimates year-end 2017 total net debt of approximately $80 million * Perpetual Energy -capital spending in 2017 will be funded with adjusted funds flow,proceeds from financing transactions closed on March 14, 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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These cubes need to remain in perpetual free fall for the system to work These cubes need to remain in perpetual free fall for the system to work.
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Noble also plans to exchange $400 million of perpetual securities for an aggregate payment of up to $15 million, subject to approval from holders of its perpetual bonds.
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Cheung Kong Properties' 4.6 pct perpetual non-call three remained weak at 98/98.375, while Road King's 7 pct perpetual non-call three was indicated at 97.00/98.00.
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Fitch has also affirmed at 'A-' Dai-ichi Life's USD1.3bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in March 2011, its USD1bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in October 2014 and its USD2.5bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in July 2016.
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Perpetual Securities Treated as Equity: Fitch has assigned 100% equity-credit to ART's perpetual securities of aggregate face value of SGD400 million, which were issued in 2014 and 2015.
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GIRARD PERREGAUX LAUREATO PERPETUAL CALENDAR $113,400 This interpretation of Girard Perregaux's steel Laureato sports watch carries a new perpetual calendar caliber designed and produced in-house for this watch.
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RELEASES FIRST QUARTER 211 FINANCIAL AND OPERATING RESULTS * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - ADJUSTED FUNDS FLOW IN Q2000 OF 211 $2500/SHARE * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - PRODUCTION AVERAGED 20183,22018 BOE/D IN Q225 OF 228, UP 8% OVER Q4 OF 2017 * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - TOTAL PRODUCTION AND OPERATING EXPENSES WERE $4.8 MILLION FOR Q1 OF 2018 * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - LOWERED ITS 11 CAPITAL EXPENDITURE GUIDANCE TO $21 MILLION TO 25 MILLION * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC SAYS PRODUCTION FOR 2018 IS EXPECTED TO BE 10,500 BOE/D TO 11,000 BOE/D, DOWN FROM PRIOR GUIDANCE OF 11,500 BOE/D * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - CAPITAL SPENDING DURING REMAINDER OF 2018 WILL BE FUNDED THROUGH ADJUSTED FUNDS FLOW * PERPETUAL ENERGY INC - ADJUSTED FUNDS FLOW FOR 2018 IS FORECAST TO BE IN $25 MILLION TO $28 MILLION RANGE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Now, Mr. Hwong is an enthusiastic car collector and always looking for distinctive watches, too — like Ulysse Nardin's Perpetual Ludwig, a 1996 GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) model known for its perpetual calendar.
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As foreigners, they are perpetual outsiders, which puts them at a perpetual disadvantage, research by Jason Lyall of Yale University, Graeme Blair of U.C.L.A. and Kosuke Imai of Princeton University has found.
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" In a 1970 interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Fonda uttered arguably one of her most memorable quotes: "Any healthy country, like any healthy individual, should be in perpetual revolution, perpetual change.
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Near-perpetual legal proceedings Ever since he made his first forays into real estate development, Trump has found himself embroiled in near-perpetual legal proceedings related both to his business and personal life.
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The intelligence community has been a perpetual target of criticism.
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I lived in a perpetual state of walking on eggshells.
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Peace between England and Scotland wasn't so perpetual after all.
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Markets and teenagers both seem to live in perpetual stress.
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The hoe life is about catching nothing but perpetual orgasms.
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There is also perpetual talk of diversifying the state's economy.
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So far, spirulina remains the food of the perpetual future.
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South Korea stands in a perpetual state of heightened emotions.
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The perpetual securities represent QBE's direct, unsecured and subordinated obligations.
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Alessandra Ambrosio apparently lives in a perpetual state of relaxation.
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The sword, however, is cursed, resulting in your perpetual death.
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Though I must admit perpetual sogginess makes forecasting a breeze.
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Instead, they will be in a perpetual state of oscillation.
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Is it her perpetual "I don't give a fuck" attitude?
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The circularity, the perpetual motion of that delusion is extraordinary.
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Despite this, Frank's a perpetual idealist, if an esoteric one.
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Nothing seems permanent there; it is a perpetual transit point.
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Instead, Sinéad O'Connor has become our lady of perpetual redemption.
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It was a difficult job requiring finesse and perpetual focus.
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Fitch has also affirmed SACE's perpetual subordinated notes at 'BBB'.
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American participation in perpetual conflict in failed states is stupid.
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Blue Jays 7, Yankees 0 TORONTO — Pitchers are perpetual tinkerers.
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Moore's acting style could best be described as perpetual bemusement.
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Living authentically is a perpetual challenge that yields great rewards.
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How they seem pointed at him in perpetual, quiet accusation.
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"We cannot have this perpetual dumbing down," he told me.
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What fuels the perpetual motion machine behind the Oopsie Circuit?
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Our art world requires perpetual revolution – that's its essential nature.
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Of course, I'd long been aware of that perpetual state.
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Paris seemed to be in perpetual mourning, like his mother.
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"I'd like to consider myself a perpetual competitor," Beckham said.
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Lawsuits and debts had apparently doomed it to perpetual limbo.
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The couple had four girls: Marie, Perpetual, Gloria and Consuelo.
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She remembers being in a perpetual state of heightened anxiety.
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This radical economic change left working people with perpetual anxiety.
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It's the reason you can't build a perpetual motion machine.
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It has been locked in perpetual conflict with neighboring Ethiopia.
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The town went into a seemingly perpetual state of decline.
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Slow updates have been a perpetual problem for Android smartphones.
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A patent is a temporary privilege, not a perpetual right.
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The perpetual garbage crisis is only the most pungent example.
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And, hey, wait until people hear about the perpetual listening!
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Perpetual Guardian's board will now consider making the change permanent.
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With war transformed into a perpetual endeavor, expectations have changed.
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RBS was last in the market with an Additional Tier 1 trade in August 2015, when it sold a US$3.15bn trade with perpetual non-call five-year and perpetual non-call 10-year tranches.
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And the Electoral College is a perpetual target of popular ire.
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She has spent the last 18 months in a perpetual snit.
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It's an assertion of a profound and perpetual sense of betrayal.
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We already live in a largely unregulated and perpetual surveillance state.
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In the decades since, perpetual charitable trusts have become the norm.
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In these cases, timeshare ownership can become an almost perpetual liability.
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Residents of indebted states cannot be expected to endure perpetual stagnation.
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You can ignore a perpetual parade of sneezes all day long.
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It feels like you're in a perpetual state of jet lag.
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It's the perpetual reminder of every flight delay you've ever had.
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"Profanity is a monster of our own perpetual creation," he writes.
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So, fusion technology has a perpetual reputation for being decades away.
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When are the incessant, perpetual disruptions called what they truly are?
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The internet is usually a place of perpetual rage and frustration.
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And he is on a perpetual quest to see it there.
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Case is a tall redhead with a perpetual five-o'clock shadow.
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Food stamps are a perpetual bailout for the junk food industry.
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Perpetual Treasuries also did not respond to a request for comment.
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The Republican machine was entirely concerned with its own perpetual motion.
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"I'm worried that we're getting into perpetual campaign mode," she said.
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Immanuel Kant's vision of a global federation of states ensuring perpetual
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Even in the White House, they saw themselves as perpetual outsiders.
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Perpetual good terms-- you know, cost of transport floats with retail.
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Coupon payments on the perpetual bonds are due later this month.
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Yet, despite the challenges facing Israel, Peres was the perpetual optimist.
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At the Supreme Court, he represented Texas, a perpetual rebel state.
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But beyond the city limits, near-perpetual civil war rumbles on.
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"Disorder" evokes a paranoid world on perpetual alert for imminent catastrophe.
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Powered by small variations in atmospheric temperature, it is virtually perpetual.
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The perpetual cog in TNA's problems, Dixie Carter, is still there.
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Supermaxi Perpetual Loyal now leads the race by about 15 miles.
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He seemed Zen-calm in the eye of a perpetual storm.
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Where things get more complicated is when that care becomes perpetual.
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His brain, it seems, is in a state of perpetual hyperdrive.
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Europe, a perpetual source of concern, was flashing signs of renewal.
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And he is on a perpetual quest to see it there.
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McGregor is turning historical revisionism into a strategy for perpetual relevance.
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It had a large, gorgeous map that was in perpetual movement.
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Perpetual IP ownership of her (now-former) piece of the pie.
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LaMotta's perpetual rage led him to beat his first wife, Ida.
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For a nightcap, head to the perpetual midnight of Low Bar.
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It's the voice of an apparition, a spirit in perpetual need.
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Yokohama resides in the perpetual shadow of its more prominent neighbor.
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"I'm not a proponent of perpetual positive thinking either," Woodruff says.
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This divide sums up the perpetual neglect felt in the north.
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Since the band's formation, Big Thief have been in perpetual motion.
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What started as a marvel of breakneck perpetual motion kept accelerating.
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Partnership is now seen as a pathway toward perpetual self-growth.
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"He was a perpetual giver of gifts," Curt Flood Jr. said.
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Do we really want to keep Russia as our perpetual enemy?
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I wrote this story on a 36-millimeter [Rolex] Oyster Perpetual.
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It is as if they are caught in a perpetual loop.
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For President Trump, 2018 has been a year of perpetual motion.
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In many American eyes, Haiti is in perpetual need of charity.
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But one girl — a perpetual troublemaker — kept struggling with her binder.
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The perpetual injury and suspension motion machine killed Pittsburgh in 2015.
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Perpetual Grace LTD airs Sundays at 10 pm Eastern on Epix.
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In an interview with TODAY, royal commenter Victoria Arbiter noted that there is a perpetual double standard with Meghan when compared to other royals, and that she is the victim of perpetual "vicious" attacks from the tabloids.
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But the idea could remain in perpetual limbo, rather like the proton.
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For instance, perpetual three-day weekends didn't work for the sales department.
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I am thinking about adding another rule to my Perpetual Motion Guidelines.
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But for prominent people, this won't resolve another perpetual threat: Being hacked.
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It set in motion the perpetual existence of injustice, hatred and conflict.
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Officials from PABC and Perpetual Treasuries were not immediately available for comment.
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Perpetual Treasuries, Mahendran, and his son-in-law have denied any wrongdoing.
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Instead you just want to wipe the perpetual smirk off his face.
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"Johnathan Boone," 88 Minutes' perpetual intern, erased his Twitter profile shortly thereafter.
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Essentially, the sisters are locked in a perpetual state of arrested development.
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Yet the discussion soon reverts to a topic of perpetual concern: land.
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And it becomes a perpetual, infernal motion system, which is a distraction.
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Now for the perpetual issue: getting people to understand and use Twitter.
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First up is Cleveland Cavaliers player (and perpetual style star) Dwyane Wade.
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Personally, I'm in a perpetual battle with the staticky climate in California.
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Keeping all of your gadgets charged is a perpetual modern life struggle.
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This is, again, nicely illustrated by the perpetual licking of this filter.
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Flash and Java were long derided for their perpetual state of insecurity.
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This is a perpetual, universal unsend of anything in a private chat.
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The people closest to him seem to live in a perpetual wince.
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" The minimum wage, she continues, is "a perpetual hot potato among politicians.
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The Thunder's athleticism clogged up Golden State's beautiful perpetual motion basketball machine.
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This legacy of perpetual ignorance will live on in the next administration.
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Until we do so, we will be living on the perpetual edge.
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For people with type 13 diabetes, life is a perpetual tightrope act.
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It is likewise a mostly unresponsive state, albeit one in perpetual motion.
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Legally, Secretary Clinton's perpetual mishandling of classified information is a federal offense.
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He's lived it to be a Kerouac novel sprinkled with perpetual aloofness.
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This may be a perpetual problem, so get ready for it early.
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This approach has led to a perpetual state of governance by crisis.
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The result is a dystopian stew of perpetual tit-for-tat conflict.
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United States, in a perpetual state of confusion about its immigrant-nation
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The government becomes big brother and the average citizen a perpetual suspect.
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Those facts alone should add much-needed perspective to your perpetual boredom.
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But there's no need to parse this music; it's in perpetual motion.
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In the process, Our Lady of Perpetual Help has made some adjustments.
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Patek Philippe Grand Complications Perpetual Calendar Chrono Watch, 5270G-018: $125,000 20.
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" Such perpetual dual-class ownership "asks them to trust that founder's kids.
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Parts of Proxima Centauri b are cast in perpetual sunrise or sunset.
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It is art, and the perpetual experience of art, in the overload.
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The alternative to civic forgiveness seems to be perpetual victimhood and wrath.
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But there's no illusion of reconciliation; the lyrics are about perpetual warfare.
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Petition to make "At Last" the perpetual song of the summer, please.
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"Brazil is made of perpetual disasters," Pape said in a 1997 interview.
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It is hard to give up the hope for perpetual worldly betterment.
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Today, it always seems that we're in a perpetual moment of crisis.
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It's another thing entirely to maintain an appetite for perpetual upheaval for decades.
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Relying on traditional constituencies will only doom the Democrats to a perpetual stalemate.
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See, Harington seems to have an affliction best described as perpetual bedroom eyes.
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Formula 1 is on a perpetual quest to increase overtaking, and therefore excitement.
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These expressions of lust and desire are in a perpetual state of confinement.
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Ageless and impossible to play against, Chelios was the ultimate perpetual line stepper.
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THE EUROPEAN PROJECT has sometimes given the impression of being in perpetual crisis.
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Among these perpetual foreigners are roughly 3m Indian migrants, mostly Malayalam-speakers—"Malayalees".
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Social media exacerbate the nerves through perpetual judgments, comparisons and opportunities for bullying.
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The Bachelor and the best of reality TV are seeds of perpetual art.
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In the best-case scenario, renewal rights to a franchise will be perpetual.
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Perpetual bonds are financing instruments that can act as both equity and debt.
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The platform seems to be making little progress despite perpetual efforts to improve.
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Hannover Re's EUR15493m 3.375% perpetual subordinated notes have also been affirmed at 'A-'.
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He practiced instead the "middle way," a philosophy of perpetual compromise and moderation.
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But of course, perpetual pioneers Oprah and Gayle have known that for decades.
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FYI: You're definitely not alone in your perpetual bargain-scouring, Maxxinista shopping habits.
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Israel's perpetual prophet of peace, Peres held every top job in the cabinet.
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Evergrande redeemed all its perpetual bonds, totalling 112.94 billion yuan, by end-June.
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The Tier 1 bonds are perpetual, meaning they do not have a maturity.
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Marvel icon and perpetual film cameo fiend Stan Lee turned 2017 on Thursday.
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Clearly, there's nothing left to say about perpetual losers the Golden State Warriors.
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Main Street distrust and the perpetual suspicion of people who deal with money.
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A bad one condemns you to perpetual punchline status — seriously, ask Kevin Costner.
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A perpetual coma is not so different than death, while life as a
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Okay, but why does perpetual free fall matter to anyone except Tom Petty?
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"Science is a sort of perpetual reworking of knowledge," muses the project leader.
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It was much fairer—but creepy, because the facts came from perpetual monitoring.
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Perpetual Guardian has since adopted the policy full time, according to its website.
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Insurance companies, securities firms and offshore institutions subscribed for the bank's perpetual bonds.
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So, tl;dr, squashing fakes is a perpetual game of whack-a-mole.
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Today, the perpetual engine of Florentine destruction seems only to be getting bolder.
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On television, by contrast, everything is in a perpetual present, an endless flux.
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In the nineteenth century, the character's perpetual restlessness made him a Romantic hero.
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It was also a basketball Valhalla, a perpetual contender for the state championship.
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It's not just Washington that's burning in a seemingly perpetual cauldron of outrage.
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Half-quantum vortices can be thought of as a perpetual whirlpool of helium.
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Still, it's a prime example of that perpetual trickle-down effect in fashion.
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Jews. Among its many spurious claims was that Jews were "perpetual nomads," incapable
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She has amassed considerable political clout but views herself as a perpetual underdog.
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They rot in a perpetual heat that reaches 113 degrees in the summer.
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Callender keeps in his office a wooden model of a perpetual motion machine.
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Citizen Eco-Drive Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Watch, $199.99 (originally $415), available at Jomashop.
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Is public life to be a perpetual Hobbesian war of all against all?
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Could this new technology be moving us toward perpetual war rather than peace?
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Americans were in perpetual danger of being murdered by ISIS and illegal aliens.
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Fitch has also affirmed GSB's USD150 million subordinated perpetual notes at 'C/RR5'.
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I&aposm on a perpetual hunt for the perfect office-appropriate gym bag.
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A new exhibition, "Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change," reflects those shifts.
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And I was stuck in this perpetual loop of being in the darkness.
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"The body is a perpetual motion machine," former NASA scientist Joan Vernikos said.
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But American democracy cannot survive perpetual bipartisan coverups from the political ruling class.
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Some are buying genuinely complicated and collectible watches like Patek Philippe perpetual calendars.
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But his perpetual runner-up status made Poulidor a favorite with the public.
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Zinke's comment betrayed a prejudice that being Asian makes you a perpetual foreigner.
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Almost all of this hews to the 19th-century notion of perpetual progress.
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It was, rather, an ideology fundamentally grounded in a politics of perpetual war.
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"The status quo is leading toward one state and perpetual occupation," Kerry warned.
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But there are levels between the frequent jet-setter and the perpetual homebody.
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"Neoconservative interventionists have had us at perpetual war for 25 years," Paul says.
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UniCredit's 1bn 6.75% perpetual non-call September 26.5 was bid at 21% and a cash price of 21 on Friday, nearly 210.5 points lower than Intesa's 210.73bn 210% perpetual non-call January 20163 at around 22016 for a yield of 21%.
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Financial issuers have also been active, with insurance provider FWD selling $500 million of zero-coupon perpetual non-call five bonds and asset manager and boutique investment bank AMTD Group printing $200 million of perpetual non-call three notes on Thursday.
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Fitch has also affirmed at 'A-' the ratings on Dai-ichi Life's USD1.3bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in March 2011, and its USD1bn cumulative perpetual subordinated notes with interest deferral options issued in October 2014.
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The larvicide vaguely has to do with ag-chem company (and perpetual badguy) Monsanto.
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The non-cumulative perpetual offshore preference shares have an expected Moody's rating of Ba3.
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The region is semi-arid and has perpetual problems with water shortages, she said.
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Cirque du Soleil, like other successful shows, is in a perpetual state of adaptation.
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A consensus that sees Russia as a perpetual and imminent threat to Western security.
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Despite The Americans' perpetual low ratings, FX recently renewed it for two final seasons.
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The grander Our Lady of Perpetual Help enjoys a stunning view over the city.
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A man who knows nothing but the perpetual cycle of patricidal betrayal and trauma.
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Needless to say, the effort left the team in a state of perpetual ravenousness.
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Pretty standard, really, in Central, Hong Kong, where space is at a perpetual premium.
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French ministers, for example, have made it clear there cannot be a perpetual extension.
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Her owners say her perpetual frown and small size are due to feline dwarfism.
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Anything less than a perpetual renewal right for your franchise can lead to problems.
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His body shook, not that perpetual quiver of a child's body, but uncertainty, incompleteness.
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Waves of violence come and go, but the feeling of impending danger is perpetual.
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Those kinds of relationships are the ones least vulnerable to perpetual breakups and makeups.
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The frequent moves made Spiotta a perpetual new kid, a tester of experimental selves.
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The building looks and feels like a luxury hotel during a perpetual spring break.
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At the same time, AAM's subordinated perpetual cumulative notes have been affirmed at 'BBB'.
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Tuesday in "a sacred area" on the grounds of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
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Healthy debate isn't the same thing as perpetual, all-encompassing verbal combat with strangers.
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Two researchers hired by Perpetual Guardian found that the shorter workweek increased employee productivity.
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No, the main advantage of perpetual daylight saving is the increased quality of life.
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If nothing else, that's what perpetual optimist Kimmy would want us to think, right?
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Unlike bonds with a fixed maturity, they are perpetual, but redeemable after five years.
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Do you mind that people almost think you're in a perpetual state of reunion?
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Snorting it leads to nosebleeds, a perpetual sniff and a total loss of smell.
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Last month, Noble deferred a payment on its perpetual bonds, triggering a sell-off.
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Moreover, the visual interest of the movie holds the audience in daunting, perpetual suspense.
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Anytime he's on screen, he looks to be in a perpetual state of confusion.
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Sloan had become a perpetual target for politicians who repeatedly called for his removal.
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The Infarm vertical farming system has been designed to enable a "perpetual daily harvest".
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Interest costs for perpetual bonds amounted to 10.6 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) last year.
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He governs as a perpetual outsider, tweeting insults to members of his own cabinet.
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Water was carefully rationed, even for foreign dignitaries, with California gripped by perpetual drought.
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It opened last year with backing from Neil Woodford and Invesco Perpetual, among others.
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The Knicks are in perpetual bridge mode — but what they're transitioning to is unclear.
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We have been in 16 years of perpetual war with no end in sight.
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Or foreign policies that benefit them and not this idea of perpetual, endless wars?
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It's a perpetual loss of ground, a loss of the black community having identity.
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His intervention, if successful, will have but one outcome: Perpetual bankruptcy for Puerto Rico.
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That suggests investors believe Netflix is set for near-perpetual double-digit revenue growth.
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American brands are also in perpetual danger of getting swept up by geopolitical headwinds.
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The entire segment smacks of willful ignorance by buying into the perpetual foreigner syndrome.
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The watch Corbat is often photographed wearing is a Jaeger LeCoultre Master Perpetual Calendar.
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Political scientists say that's a reflection of its perpetual low ranking among voters' priorities.
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The perpetual daylight in this land of the midnight sun left me sleep deprived.
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They're not wrong, but they're also offering up a common rationale for perpetual acquiescence.
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Down South, in places like Jim Crockett Promotions, the heel was the perpetual champion.
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The blackout is the latest crisis to befall a country in seemingly perpetual crisis.
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And of course, communities like the Church of Perpetual Life have recently sprung up.
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He has become a national punching bag, the subject of a perpetual media hazing.
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It's by turns dark, geometric, molten, and in a perpetual mode of shape-shifting.
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"We have created in the war on terror a perpetual motion machine," Danner writes.
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There is a perpetual, pervasive fear, even when the grief after each tragedy subsides.
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His perpetual approval rating in the low 40% range leaves him vulnerable to shocks.
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Once showcase performers at marine parks, they now are a source of perpetual criticism.
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The destination is to arrive at this perpetual deferral, to never reach the destination.
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Millions of Iraqi children do not attend school or are destined to perpetual unemployment.
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A number found jobs in trucking, which has a perpetual Help Wanted sign out.
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Even his perpetual disrespect for facts and frequent lies are an assertion of power.
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Perpetual bonds are similar to an equity instrument in that they have no maturity.
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Perpetual calendars offer longevity, but many require the user to manually change the date.
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This bemuses strategists and lawmakers, who do not understand his sense of perpetual grievance.
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They flirt with women, attend parties until dawn and gyrate to a perpetual backbeat.
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General Shopping Investment Limited (GSI): --USD217 million subordinated perpetual notes affirmed at 'C/RR22015'.
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He has also remained a perpetual thorn in the side of the Chinese government.
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Physicians' fears of litigation plays a part, as do patients' fantasies of perpetual life.
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"Make Mine Freedom," and "It's Everybody's Business" presented the state as a perpetual threat.
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The perpetual showman reveled in the pageantry that greets a U.S. leader traveling overseas.
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It was the perpetual conversation between technicians and thinkers that made the Enlightenment advance.
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Ever since the government collapsed in 1991, Somalia has been stuck in perpetual crisis.
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Some Catholics argue for Mary's perpetual virginity, noting that no man ever touched her.
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The theory of perpetual virginity roots Mary's holiness on the denial of her sexuality.
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But planning on it to be a perpetual revenue raiser would be fiscally ruinous.
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And he will most likely remain a perpetual motion machine into his twilight years.
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Mr. Assayas's world is populated by figures in perpetual transit: actors, corporate executives, terrorists.
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No benefit program can withstand perpetual assault from one of our two major parties.
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Nearly 245 years after its founding, Ciudad Abierta remains a perpetual work in progress.
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Since then, Congress has been in a perpetual fight to avoid blanket budget cuts.
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This literally keeps Obamacare and ensures a perpetual need for bailouts or single payer.
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The Globes have loved Tarantino in the past, and Sorkin is a perpetual favorite.
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Evergrande, however, relies heavily on perpetual bonds which are not classified as debt and Credit Suisse has calculated Evergrande's debt-to-equity ratio at the end of 2015 would have stood at 314 percent if its perpetual bonds were reclassified as debt.
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" He concludes: "It's time to end the quagmire of perpetual warfare in the Middle East.
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Cinderella's glitter-bombed feet, more than her face, snap him out of his perpetual ennui.
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Our interests are eternal and perpetual, and those interests it is our duty to follow.
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It would be a perpetual arms race, but one Facebook is well-equipped to win.
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ChemChina's new perpetual bonds callable in 2022 were flat at a cash price of 100.5.
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And, I have a small waist that leads to a perpetual gap in the waistband.
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The first is that "the people" and "the powerful" are locked in a perpetual conflict.
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To see just how bad things are looking for GE, consider its perpetual preferred securities.
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For that, perpetual surveillance and the loss of privacy are a small price to pay.
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The perpetual loser had plenty of advance notice, but somehow didn't get there in time.
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The ambiguously gay uncle (Guncle) with a perpetual 5 o'clock shadow and an inappropriate joke.
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The impact of Perpetual Revolution, however, is in seeing them all condensed into one space.
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Local control over land-use cannot be allowed to drag the state into perpetual crisis.
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Sunday night's season premiere, however, proved that her days of perpetual matrimony are behind her.
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"It's not a perpetual motion machine," Jiehang Zhang from the University of Maryland told Gizmodo.
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Venus, often regarded as Earth's twin, is a source of perpetual intrigue for planetary scientists.
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The soundtrack for our perpetual service was a looping Christmas mix just 235 minutes long.
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And they're all in perpetual fear of a ghost that disrupted their lives last summer.
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The news signaled a difficult year ahead for an industry already mired in perpetual uncertainty.
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Generali said on Wednesday it would exercise an early redemption option on two perpetual notes.
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Game recognizes game, as they say; a perpetual beta tends to root for an underdog.
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They represent our aspirations and resilience despite having been brought up in a perpetual conflict.
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Shillady described his emails as a way to minister to a candidate in perpetual motion.
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The rocket fuel of resentment, and the pure anger juice of the perpetual silver medalist.
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This is why many millennials I know are in a perpetual cycle of existential crises.
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Marvel's Black Widow just got one step closer to emerging from perpetual pre-production purgatory.
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"We've been in this perpetual state of anxiety probably the last 15 years," she said.
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Thin margins and deep-pocketed rivals are the perfect ingredients for perpetual losses all round.
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AX) is in court to defend its corporate structure from attack by Perpetual Ltd (PPT.
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Wear a perpetual smirk, pick up a (Nerf) blaster, and remember to always shoot first.
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David, a total dolt, waltzes throughout the movie with a perpetual expression of stung disbelief.
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In February 2018, police arrested Arjun Aloysius, owner of Perpetual and its CEO Kasun Palisena.
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Last week, ADIB raised $750 million of additional tier-one capital through a perpetual sukuk.
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It was not the first time Evergrande said it would reduce its perpetual capital instrument.
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Uruguay came third, as the perpetual and nostalgic challenger that won the first World Cup.
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This is not the endless can-kicking and compulsive asset accumulation of Hinkie's perpetual Tank.
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The success of "Born Again" undoubtedly bolstered the speed of their debut release, Perpetual Surrender.
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Even on cable news, Painter has distinguished himself as a perpetual motion machine of accusations.
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Each was a great traveler, as if in perpetual self-exile, and drawn to America.
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Trying to do everything is not a strategy, it is a recipe for perpetual conflict.
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Lil Nas X, the internet's favorite source of perpetual good news, has adopted some dogs.
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PERPETUAL REVOLUTION: THE IMAGE AND SOCIAL CHANGE Do images influence or merely document social upheaval?
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McCain's call for bipartisanship, Washington can steer itself away from perpetual gridlock to problem solving.
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Issuance of perpetual bonds, which do not have a maturity date, has soared this year.
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It gave him a look of perpetual amazement, or of someone who had been electrocuted.
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He has begun sweeping trade wars and seems in perpetual diplomatic fights, particularly with allies.
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During a mission, the astronauts' homes were perpetual open houses with people coming and going.
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Her peers were also not accepting, leaving Ms. Horne in a state of perpetual unease.
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And public shaming — also common on university campuses — frequently leads to perpetual silence, or whispering.
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The perpetual conflict creates a state of limbo in which the Tatmadaw can operate freely.
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It broke them to a global audience and cemented their status as perpetual festival headliners.
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He's engaging, and yet you watch him with perpetual curiosity: Who and what is he?
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The Mets, the perpetual kid brother sprinting to keep up, insist they, too, dig analytics.
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Meanwhile, the military still controls important government functions and a perpetual quota of Parliament seats.
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"We don't want to be trapped in perpetual mediocrity," Seattle General Manager Jerry Dipoto said.
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Perhaps more than anywhere else in the country, D.C. is a city of perpetual change.
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"The search for racial equality is like a perpetual revolution never ending," Ms. Bright wrote.
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Tracer swears by having his dog as a companion and a perpetual walking-break reminder.
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It says that those communities are doomed to perpetual darkness without outside pressure and correction.
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Most critically, targeted social network advertising combined with donation links create a perpetual misinformation machine.
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This has created a perpetual backlog of aspiring assistant professors, all competing for fewer jobs.
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No word on whether it's possible to set those flash news briefings to perpetual disappointment.
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The public wants peace, but Washington and the military-industrial lobby deliver perpetual war instead.
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For many travelers, packing a suitcase is a stressful endeavor; packing light, a perpetual fantasy.
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Elections in Rwanda have become little more than rubber stamps for Mr. Kagame's perpetual presidency.
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But its resistance to a vision of perpetual self-improvement makes the book quietly subversive.
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Amid the clamor of Mr. Trump's perpetual outrages, Tuesday's announcement signals: This moment is different.
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This doesn't mean one ought to live in a state of perpetual doubt and uncertainty.
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Contrarily the Court's stance provided perpetual heartburn for a generation of would-be speech policers.
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Perpetual bonds are similar to an equity instrument in that they have no maturity date.
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Now they live on forever in the perpetual online blooper reel that YouTube can become.
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Incremental progress isn't a strong enough drink—they need a perpetual showdown, a binary apocalypse.
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"The perpetual conflicts between LGBT rights and religious freedom are corrosive and unsustainable," he wrote.
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Pinto's article discussed the issues of introducing small children to the concept of perpetual surveillance.
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I do not believe in perpetual reform, and I think WHO staff are reformed out.
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We have only eight million people, no natural resources, and are engaged in perpetual war.
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Perpetual bondholders would be offered $15 million, or less than 20153 percent of face value.
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But he actually produced several incarnations of physics-defying perpetual motion machines that baffled scientists.
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Degradation amounts to the Jews' "perpetual punishment for the sin of the Crucifixion," Schama writes.
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We spoke to Donwoord about arranging the film, and perpetual fears of total, nuclear annihilation.
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This week: Epix's Perpetual Grace LTD, whose first four episodes are currently available to stream.
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JAEGER-LECOULTRE MASTER ULTRA THIN PERPETUAL ENAMEL Price to be announced Jaeger-LeCoultre's "Art of Precision" campaign, intended to cement the brand's position as a fine watchmaker with a particular talent for the elite crafts known as métiers d'art, kicks off with this perpetual calendar.
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However, the agency believes that under the current regulation, Japanese regulators will be assertive in ensuring Japanese insurers meet requirements to issue at least the same amount of perpetual subordinated debt of the same (or better) quality when a company redeems perpetual subordinated debts.
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The big scheme of America's housing crisis means certain people profit from this perpetual, existential insecurity.
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Its perpetual bonds rose 53 percent from the end of the year to 116 billion yuan.
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In our minds, Johnson is the perpetual cool-girl, and this cut absolutely fits that perception.
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Bradbury admits to feeling like a perpetual outsider, always that slight step removed from the action.
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He's in a perpetual state of pain: his knees hurt; his back hurts; his shoulders hurt.
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China Grand Auto's 5.625% perpetual notes were faring well at 100.00/100.2 against reoffer at par.
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A Jason Derulo song battles for aural supremacy with the perpetual clank of the slot machines.
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I'm unfortunately stuck in the perpetual snow-globe that is New York City during the winter.
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But rather than be intimidated as the perpetual new kid on the block, he embraced it.
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And as they do, these perpetual unlimited plans are going to be more and more valuable.
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"The museum itself is a perpetual light -- kind of a statue of a human," she said.
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But his perpetual state of desperately-working-on-it has struck a chord with the public.
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They started their label Perpetual Rhythms around the same time I started my god particle label.
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Among fund and asset managers, AMP Ltd fell 1.4 percent and Perpetual Ltd dropped 2.6 percent.
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Golden Gate has a perpetual buyout fund structure with no finite investment period or fund life.
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I'm in a perpetual state of contractor meetings on various house projects, and I'm over it.
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Wrenching our brains back from the perpetual precipice of misery will have to be on us.
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There was a time when the United States seemed to have a perpetual bias toward action.
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Perhaps what we're seeing is preparation for the next iteration of America's perpetual state of war.
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"You'd be amazed at how many kinds of perpetual motion machines have been proposed," he says.
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They mingled with celebs, had plenty of Champagne on hand, and boasted a perpetual vacation glow.
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Thursday's Brexit vote is in many ways the culmination of this perpetual crisis of self-worth.
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The former army doctor is back and inserting herself in the perpetual drama among the staff.
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"It was like a perpetual sunset all day, from about 9am to about 6pm," Wu says.
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Perpetual children, they face severe adversity — slavery, war, starvation – with upbeat attitudes and adorable lunch pails.
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These are not real real problems, especially not in 2016, aka Our Year of Perpetual Suck.
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"But we can't have a perpetual transitional period undermining the concept of Brexit itself," he said.
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But there's a perpetual sense of meaning being lost as characters grumble incomprehensibly into the gale.
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The idea under discussion was to make the government issue perpetual bonds directly to the BOJ.
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The 1518 series was the first by any watch manufacturer to combine perpetual calendar and chronograph.
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United Overseas Bank's US$650m 3.875% perpetual non-call six AT1s traded up to 100.35/0.0.5.
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For millennials who mostly watched Roseanne in reruns, Barr is our lady of perpetual controversial statements.
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The auto dealer is marketing a new perpetual non-call 3 securities at 6.0% area today.
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There's no need to reiterate the dependence that the economy has formed on perpetual internet access.
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But for the entrenched perpetual D.C. candidates and bureaucrats, it's proving to be a hard change.
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WALKING THROUGH the Minharot Olam (Perpetual Tunnels) project in Jerusalem is like navigating a massive honeycomb.
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Recent perpetual bonds were not performing well with Nan Fung's perps under water at 98.50/99.00.
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As Rohr says, she is involved in a process of perpetual transformation, not a belonging system.
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Some don't limit extra spending to the military situation, thus encouraging perpetual war to avoid balance.
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The two-month experiment was so successful that the business, Perpetual Guardian, made the change permanent.
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He added the government does not have any quantitative target on the issuance of perpetual bonds.
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The revolutionary stream aimed to seize power and cancel genuine elections to ensure their perpetual control.
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Jefferson did bad things, but he had good ideas and that the American Revolution is perpetual.
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The Chinese property developer sold US$300m 5.275% perpetual non-call five securities yesterday at par.
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He was motivated to create the watch because the market lacked easy-to-read perpetual calendars.
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Perpetual bonds are similar to an equity instrument in the fact that they have no maturity.
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Let's have a legal immigration system, not a perpetual argument about who's legal and who's not.
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Liberalism is a perpetual program of reform, intended to alleviate the cruelty we see around us.
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Washington (CNN)The US must not get involved in "perpetual warfare in the Middle East," Sen.
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Batman is an alienated rich kid, a perpetual bachelor with a dark view of human nature.
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Being a perpetual outsider gives you lots of time to reflect, and Moby's a classic example.
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But the market is also bolstered by the perpetual growth of the fandom—and suiting specifically.
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Maybe his perpetual motion and unceasing work ethic really does provide all the exercise he needs.
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In flower or not, the plants host a perpetual orbit of insects, birds and small mammals.
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Perpetual Guardian adopted the four-day workweek on a long-term basis after a successful trial.
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This includes riskier perpetual instruments that can convert into the equity of stressed public sector lenders.
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At their worst, corporate leaders can spawn public outrage and condemn their companies to perpetual scrutiny.
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The researchers were so exhausted that they learned to sleep through the perpetual light, Lasher said.
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The team has kept the memory of last October alive, a kind of perpetual rallying cry.
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The lack of a perpetual hype machine made it less intimidating to participate and more inclusive.
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Evelyn Erickson bears a weariness from living from crisis to crisis: Drugs, alcohol, divorce, perpetual adolescence.
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The perpetual championship reign of Triple H in the early '00s WWE didn't help much, either.
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I recently spoke at the Church of Perpetual Life while on tour with my Immortality Bus.
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The shelter is inaccessible until 7 PM, though sometimes they offered lunch to their perpetual occupants.
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Everyone — guests, camera operators, producers — seems to be in a perpetual quest to capture his attention.
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That's usual for him — a serious multitasker, he is in perpetual motion between countries and projects.
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The founder of the Perpetual Guardian uses a 4-day workweek to foster collaboration among teams
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"I could see innocent Californians subjected to perpetual police lineups because of false matches," said Ting.
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But the Lions were perpetual laughingstocks, and most assumed he was simply tired of nonstop losing.
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The appetite — often from boardroom to bleachers — is for wholesale change, for constant accumulation, perpetual revolution.
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The others are in a perpetual state of limbo, neither fully covered nor definitively not covered.
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But even in this fairly successful enterprise, maintaining the hallowed stone fabric is a perpetual struggle.
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This much is certain: These troopers were casualties of perpetual war, imperial overstretch, and American apathy.
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With Tom Brady, dazzling still at age 39, New England holds a perpetual edge at quarterback.
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Perhaps this is appropriate to the idea of life itself as a perpetual work in progress.
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These planets show only one face to their star, leaving the other side in perpetual darkness.
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Her only payment had been in paddy rice and porridge, autonomy was unimaginable and despair perpetual.
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General Shopping Finance Limited (GSF): --USD2212 million perpetual notes downgraded to 'C/RR2908' from 'CCC/RR20526'.
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Mr. Carter's solution, from the '76 primaries on, was to position himself as the perpetual outsider.
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"But the whole structure of this involves presumption in favor of the government for perpetual sealing."
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So perpetual dual-class ownership — forever shares — don't just ask investors to trust a visionary founder.
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But food has been arriving like a perpetual potluck: Brownies, cookies, Indian curries, pies, endless coffee.
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"I think what it sets up is a perpetual food fight over the formula," Paul said.
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Autodesk is in the midst of transitioning from sales of perpetual licenses to a subscription model.
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The photographer-muse relationship blossomed as her devotion to perpetual self-reinvention through plastic surgery intensified.
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I kept a perpetual batch of pickled tomatoes on the condiments shelf in the walk-in.
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"Perpetual Infinity," written by Alan McElroy and Brandon Schultz, was tightly focused but heavy on exposition.
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I do think it is because of a tolerance for juvenile behavior and celebrating perpetual youth.
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The two girls are perpetual potential love interests for Archie, even though Betty is currently dating Jughead.
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In her read of history, it is personal adversity rather than perpetual success that molds presidential temperament.
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Garvie co-authored "The Perpetual Lineup" and the 2017 follow-up focusing on face recognition in airports.
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Will we just get perpetual war, or will there be some kind of ceasefire or equilibrium reached?
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Part of this is the echo chamber that comes with Dallas' perpetual 8-103 ways before 2014.
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Sirisena said the presidential commission of inquiry had concluded that Perpetual Treasuries had profited through illegal means.
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Fitch recently revised the treatment of REIT cumulative perpetual preferred stock to 21908% equity credit from 210278%.
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The company's leverage was 211x including 21500% equity credit for its perpetual preferred stock in total debt.
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Her unhappiness is newly spiking but also may be a perpetual state of resenting conscripted female servileness.
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I'm sad the tiny beating hearts you see every day don't fill you with a perpetual awe.
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The problem is we are living in a perpetual election campaign and politicians play on peoples' fears.
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In a sort of workplace sleight-of-hand, the prospect of perpetual long weekends keeps people motivated.
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At this stage, Donald Trump's campaign lineup appears to be in a bit of a perpetual shuffle.
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Let's just hope he doesn't blind himself completely — someone's still got to build that perpetual motion machine.
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"I think we're going to be in a perpetual state of suppression" for these groups, Clapper said.
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How it works: HHS is on a perpetual quest to change the way Medicare pays for care.
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Because perpetual bonds have no maturity date, the new financing should help improve ChemChina's overall debt position.
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Plants went extinct in the perpetual twilight and animals followed, starving off the majority of our ancestors.
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So far, Mr Modi has governed in perpetual campaign mode, with more emphasis on slogans than outcomes.
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The future, instead of the ladder towards the goals of life, flattens out into a perpetual present.
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My Pure-O feels like a perpetual game of uttering "Bloody Mary" three times in the mirror.
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Many argue that it is their ethnic backgrounds that make them travellers or gypsies, not perpetual roving.
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It's a perpetual group hug that leaves you feeling full: stuffed not with food but human kindness.
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Apple, the perpetual copycat, introduced a ton of new ideas today that weren't really new at all.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Corporate Trust Limited in its capacity as trustee of the trust.
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Woodford left Invesco Perpetual in 2014 after more than 25 years to launch his own investment firm.
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The future, instead of the ladder toward the goals of life, flattens out into a perpetual present.
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Bank of China on Friday issued 40 billion worth of perpetual bonds at a 4.5 percent yield.
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California has suffered through a seemingly perpetual drought that has lasted more than half a decade now.
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When it's never clear when or where something is happening, there's a perpetual safety net in place.
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Price guidance on StanChart's AT1 perpetual non-call April 2022 bonds has been announced at around 8%.
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At this rate, communities across the country will be in a perpetual state of response and recovery.
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It's not just mostly cloudy skies and perpetual sprinkles that will help Google improve its cars' algorithms.
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I remember Jordan's furrowed brows when losing, extended tongue when dunking, and perpetual gum-chewing in between.
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Casting Seth Rogen, the perpetual irresponsible stoner dude, as the cranky dad next door was a masterstroke.
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Perpetual bonds may be treated as equity for accounting purposes, helping companies to keep their gearing low.
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It's called the hospitality industry not the perpetual hospitality industry, because there has to be a limit.
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As the documentary shows, being a migrant turns one's surroundings into a perpetual series of liminal spaces.
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Chinese consumer electronics and household appliances maker Haier Group's new perpetual securities were bid slightly above par.
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Libreri: We're working on this perpetual pursuit of trying to bring a believable virtual world into being.
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Glen McMahon, who Pitt plays with a perpetual snarl and not much in the way of nuance.
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This is why perpetual learning and development is so eye-catching and critical for successful leaders today.
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And to assume she feels humiliated is to subscribe to the notion that she's a perpetual victim.
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The only major conflict is the family's perpetual dread of falling out of the Google News box.
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The company's leverage was 3371368x including 33713114% equity credit for its perpetual preferred stock in total debt.
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I sometimes felt like I was standing still, and perpetual motion looks so much better, doesn't it?
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Called doxing, this practice creates a sense of perpetual anxiety, he said, since it outlives the attacks.
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That's about four nights of sleep for most people and seven or eight for us perpetual insomniacs.
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Now, those same states, along with perpetual swing states, are battlegrounds in a different fight: electing governors.
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All PC gamers are in perpetual need of more power, and this is one of my favorites.
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But the alternative is a country in a state of decay and perpetual economic and political weakness.
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In the corner of his eye was a perpetual twinkle, the star of having carried something off.
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They, after all, have come to see themselves as perpetual victims, powerless no matter who is president.
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"We do know that our Muslim communities are in the perpetual cross hairs of bigotry," he said.
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According to this view, Egypt must be in a perpetual state of hostility toward the Jewish state.
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Top lender Industrial and Commercial Bank of China plans to raise more capital by selling perpetual bonds.
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But, with a signed "peace agreement," the North can overturn the gloomy future of perpetual economic inferiority.
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Maybe, given Brown's perpetual inability to operate within the rules, that would have proved a Faustian bargain.
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The notes are issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of the series.
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If not, it's up to you to decide whether perpetual lateness is a deal-breaker for you.
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In reality, coming out is more complicated and perpetual than a three-episode arc could ever capture.
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TOY are the type of band that inspire their critics and fans to conjure up perpetual comparisons.
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In many ways, "Paris Metro" seems to be about the psychological cost of being a perpetual bystander.
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Ingratitude leaves us in a state of perpetual discontent, short-tempered, rarely at peace, rarely at rest.
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But New York's horizon has been in perpetual flux now for the better part of a decade.
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He wanted to make sure there was no perpetual aggravation there at all between 41 and myself.
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Others, the perpetual Hillary haters of the left, once again suffer from a profound failure of imagination.
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In particular, fans appreciated the film's callback to Han having a perpetual snacking problem after quitting smoking.
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The judicial system is in perpetual crisis, with more than 40 percent of high court judgeships unfilled.
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Baobabs dotted the horizon with gnarled branches that make the trees look like they're in perpetual pain.
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This from the presidential candidate who promised an end to the perpetual wars in the Middle East.
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Only a perpetual state of near-war can stave off reunification while justifying the North Korean state.
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When we meet Grace, she's handcuffed in a prison jumpsuit, sporting disheveled hair and a perpetual frown.
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CARAMANICA The brittle, brawny, perpetual-motion math-rock of Battles returns with a connected pair of songs.
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In history classes, his teachers spent most of the time on the country's perpetual struggle against Ethiopia.
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It's that perpetual "work in progress" that you tell only your close friends and loved ones about.
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For years, Congress has been in perpetual gridlock as it struggles to fulfill its most basic responsibilities.
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Perpetual campaigns designed to divide us no longer pause for the consensus-building act of bipartisan governance.
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"The status quo is leading toward one state and perpetual occupation," Mr. Kerry said, his voice animated.
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His party did away with term limits in 2014, paving the way for his perpetual re-election.
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Europe may never regain economic vigor if Italy's banks are in a state of perpetual emergency. 2.
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No child should be exposed to the perpetual cycle of abuse and trauma that the article describes.
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After all, most Americans don't feel the sting of military service during this time of perpetual war.
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On "CNN Tonight," Carly also expressed her frustration with perpetual inaction around gun control after mass shootings.
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Close enough to the end of the school year that we're in a perpetual state of giddiness.
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It would leave fragmented Palestinian areas, no longer viable as an independent state, under perpetual Israeli administration.
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Arriving once again in its role as perpetual contender, France won only one of its four games.
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On Perpetual Grace LTD, he's turned his sights to the uneasy intersection of faith, commerce, and crime.
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And America will likely remain in a perpetual series of "anti-terror" wars for the foreseeable future.
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In the window on this December day were MB&F's latest creations: Legacy Machine Perpetual, introduced in November, a perpetual calendar in a round-case wristwatch; and the award-winning Horological Machine (HM6), also called Space Pirate (to the untrained eye, it looks like a race-car chassis).
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Power Construction Corporation of China, which printed a $500 million perpetual non-call five note, and Sinochem-backed Far East Horizon, which sold $300 million of perpetual non-call five notes, joined the fray last week, becoming the latest corporate issuers to take advantage of strong market conditions.
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Bank of China (BoC) has invested $10 billion via a perpetual bond, making the Chinese lender the single largest financier in the $44 billion deal, according to the filing which also shows state-owned asset manager China Reform Holdings Corp Ltd has provided $7 billion via a perpetual bond.
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His perpetual exasperation with Adam contrasts particularly well with the self-proclaimed hero's attention-seeking attempts at nobility.
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Is the Church of Perpetual Life a fellowship of purist transhumanist devotees, or a front for shilling vitamins?
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As I have explained at length, the US utility sector was built around the presumption of perpetual growth.
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Inspired by a sibling's science project, The Perpetual Motion Machine is a memoir in essays that explores possibility.
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People often attribute our contemporary sense of perpetual crisis to social media, as scrolling newsfeeds monopolize our attention.
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It also added more new users than observers expected, which has been a perpetual problem for the company.
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House elections should be a modest check on the power of a runaway legislature, not a perpetual plebiscite.
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Dining | New Jersey Food-obsessed souls like myself are on a perpetual quest to uncover a culinary treasure.
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Otherwise, the IMF says, Greece would not restore investor confidence and it would be under a perpetual bailout.
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"The notion of a permanent or perpetual unionist majority has been demolished," said Gerry Adams, Sinn Fein's president.
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SunEdison said it suspended payment of quarterly dividends on its 6.75 percent series A perpetual convertible preferred stock.
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But our commitment to free expression makes us disproportionately vulnerable in the era of chronic, perpetual information war.
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I suspect perpetual scene-stealer and unexpected guest Dom DiPerrino will be the one to make it happen.
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Fitch expects Asahi Life's financial leverage and interest coverage to remain adequate after the perpetual subordinated bonds issuance.
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Clearly, Weedman is a sore spot for local government, something of a perpetual middle finger to the establishment.
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Perpetual Guardian employees will find out in July whether the four-day workweek will be adopted full-time.
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However, 27 percent are evening types, and these are the people who will benefit from perpetual daylight saving.
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However, market interest in the first-ever issue of perpetual bonds by a Chinese bank was relatively muted.
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Olam International's perpetual non-call five notes are up a quarter of a point since pricing last month.
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For some people, perpetual motion machines hold the secret to everlasting free energy that will save the world.
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And yet, many people who care about comics seem to live in perpetual fear of the industry's demise.
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Two FIT students tackled that conundrum — and came up with a solution to our perpetual coat-tracking woes.
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Thanks to Jane Fonda, "no pain, no gain" has become the perpetual mantra of many a fitness buff.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The notes are CRD IV-compliant perpetual, deeply subordinated, fixed-rate reset AT1 debt securities.
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In this shot, he captures the perpetual twilight near the route's end from his view on the boat.
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But if some people find time is suspended in an airport, others think it a perpetual Friday night.
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The current loft residents are perpetual underachievers, or, in Schmidt's case, someone who overachieves to hide his insecurities.
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If a canon's good for anything it should inspire lively disagreement over and perpetual reevaluation of core texts.
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Leads set initial talk for the 200m no-grow perpetual non-call five-year at 9% yield area.
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Fitch has also assigned CP ALL's new subordinated perpetual debentures a National Long-Term Rating of 'BBB(tha)'.
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A Perpetual spokeswoman said in a statement its ethical fund filters were tightened at the start of June.
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There is another explanation for our perpetual discomfort in today's airports: the sheer number of moving parts involved.
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Sister Mary Boom Boom and her fellow Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were fixtures on the flourishing protest scene.
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Yet the perpetual flux of London, where "Nothing began…and nothing ended", cannot lay the past to rest.
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The loan comes after it raised a $300 million perpetual bond in May which enhanced its core capital.
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" Collins said she worries that Congress is "getting into this perpetual campaign mode instead of focusing on governing.
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Ms. Olivieri seemed to be on a perpetual search for surfaces to pull off a 50-50 grind.
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What goes mostly unmeasured is the nonstop suffering inflicted on a people by 15 years of perpetual war.
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Apparently they intend to enlist former Nixon White House Counsel John Dean in their perpetual "Hate-Trump" circus.
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As a practical matter, a chief justice in perpetual dissent would give up a crucial tool: assignment power.
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You keep feeling that you can't get them, as if it were the perpetual beginning of a flirtation.
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They will also alienate moderates, who will see America as uncaring, foolish and hell-bent for perpetual war.
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The IRA warned that if the sale proceeds, Ethos Capital's no-bid contract for perpetual management of the .
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And given a perpetual lack of African-American donors, height may not be a disqualifier for black donors.
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Such perpetual war is in no one's interest — Russia has more at stake in Syria than we do.
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The perpetual trickster somehow didn't predict the backlash that would be born out of his April 1st prank.
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This perpetual re-incarceration of offenders only adds to an inescapable downward spiral of financial and social costs.
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Three decades later, it remains a perpetual struggle, interrupted by the occasionally shocking out-of-nowhere success story.
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And in today's age of perpetual self-promotion, being selfless is about as rebellious as you can be.
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The perpetual promise to balance the budget while also cutting taxes is not only politically, but mathematically, unachievable.
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ICBC's board on Thursday approved a plan to sell 80 billion yuan in perpetual bonds to boost capital.
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In response, Palin told the Daily Mail it's a "perpetual gut punch" to hear reports of McCain's regret.
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CTBC Bank's perpetual non-cumulative subordinated bonds are rated four notches down from its National Long-Term Rating.
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Is there any room left around the perpetual-motion 16th notes that Angus Young plays to open "Thunderstruck"?
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It's likely to keep your anxiety stuck in a perpetual heightened state, which is never good for you.
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His production told simultaneous, overlapping stories of unraveling lives by keeping its cast in perpetual, precision-tooled motion.
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Slowly, his naked chest swelled and deflated, repeating the movements in a perpetual cycle that hypnotized her gaze.
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Wade (almost 70 percent!) — because they've successfully framed abortion as a perpetual "debate" instead of a constitutional right.
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VACHERON CONSTANTIN TRADITIONNELLE TWIN BEAT PERPETUAL CALENDAR $243,000 Vacheron Constantin's recent offerings have been rich in watchmaking flourish.
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"We don't want to be trapped in perpetual mediocrity," Dipoto said this month at the general managers' meetings.
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In turn, it may finally end his perpetual fight for credit and admiration as a black entrepreneurial pioneer.
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It also supposes greatness to be a fixed quantity, rather than the subject and result of perpetual argument.
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A perpetual state of aggression on trade has been a drag on business decision-making, especially in manufacturing.
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Now we have more and more access into their personal lives in the age of near-perpetual documentation.
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Two days after her death, Rodriguez remembered Flores for her joy, perpetual smile and as a great mother.
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In the meantime, rest assured that your pilots are not in a perpetual struggle of man versus machine.
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As a pastor (and someone who has depression), I work with individuals who live with perpetual suicidal ideation.
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For the first time, he criticized Soleimani directly, but only on the way to again condemning perpetual war.
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This narrow leadership has been a perpetual worry of investors, and I agree that it is a negative.
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Platt says offering movies for streaming is part of the library's perpetual goal to offer formats patrons need.
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The will and trust management company, Perpetual Guardian, said the change actually boosted productivity among its 240 employees.
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Israel could now consider an alternative to the state of perpetual war it had known since its establishment.
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His relationships with younger women often end painfully after a few months, dooming him to a perpetual adolescence.
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The IS and US right wing sections of Perpetual Revolution ask viewers to examine evidence of violent ideology.
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"The Fluidity of Gender," curated by Squiers and Quito Ziegler, is the most successful section of Perpetual Revolution.
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If Summer is perpetual, we cannot pick a new Song to listen to, so we must choose wisely.
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He said the PBOC is further accelerating the push for banks to issue perpetual bonds to replenish capital.
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Our man of perpetual late summer vacation, Boogie Cousins, sits atop Montjuïc Castle in Barcelona, enjoying a moment.
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I was reading something similar in John Doran's Jolly Lad - this perpetual fear of annihilation that dominated everything.Absolutely.
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Hybrids: Fitch has applied 50% equity credit to the EUR0003 million book value of the subordinated hybrid perpetual bond.
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Those are, as long as the status quo remains, our two options: perpetual war or an entirely new war.
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Evergrande, which is actively de-leveraging by repaying all its perpetual bonds, is expected to drop below 300 percent.
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The lender printed the perpetual non-call five notes at par to yield 5.5% on Tuesday, raising US$1.203bn.
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Everyone he knows takes the threat seriously, he said, but residents can't live in a perpetual state of fear.
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Your body is craving the chemical fix but isn't getting it so it's in a perpetual state of WTF.
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All these insecurities — and the material conditions that produced them — have thrown millennials into a state of perpetual panic.
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Any sign of anxiety or guilt is buried beneath his perpetual relaxed posture, even when we broach uncomfortable subjects.
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It is a perpetual test in how much you can give to others without losing yourself in the process.
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The kingdom is at the centre of President Donald Trump's Middle East strategy of shackling its perpetual enemy Iran.
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"This perpetual calendar took four years to create — it's a complete revolution in the history of watchmaking," he said.
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At times, the seemingly perpetual rollout for TLOP has felt like the most uncertain of West's career so far.
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One trader said he saw some accounts scooping up Chinese bank AT1s, such as CCB's perpetual non-call fives.
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Those perpetual preferred bonds paid a coupon of 6.409 percent, falling to 151bp over Libor after the call date.
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Some radicals argue that the government is now so rotten that America is condemned to perpetual oligarchy and inequality.
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González, whose trademark shaved hair has grown out several inches, seemed in a perpetual state of motion, hugging everyone.
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The CTA's actions in January were particularly bad because of the conference's perpetual issues with the inclusion of women.
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The pace Douglas kept as a perpetual A-lister did take a toll on his relationship with his family.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited as trustee for the FP Turbo Series 2016-1 Trust.
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The father's face seems to be frozen in perpetual sadness, the gravity of his son's case weighing him down.
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ChemChina's new perpetual non-call 5 bonds were seen at a cash price of 100.6, having priced at par.
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Finally, the most dangerous cause of a perpetual cough is an anatomic obstruction, such as a tumor, explained Castriotta.
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They were things of words alone, free-floating wisps of thought, in a perpetual town meeting of unleashed opinions.
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All that seemed to drive them was a perpetual need to be stimulated and entertained by their digital devices.
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Garvin was a perpetual midcarder, but the NWA needed a transitional, short-term champion and he fit the bill.
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He cites the negative consequences of electronic music's perpetual devouring of globally-sourced genres, from dubstep to tropical house.
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China Minmetals' US$400m perpetual non-call threes were trading unchanged to a tad wider after pricing at 4.45%.
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LIKE many artists in China who are known in the West, Mr. Zhang seems to be in perpetual motion.
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In a running sport that involves acceleration and deceleration and a high degree of unpredictability, the risk is perpetual.
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Perpetual discounting in department stores is seeping into Americans' psyche — and it's impacting one group of shoppers in particular.
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There was a perpetual light burning in the back of the store— somebody was paying this building's electricity bill.
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At another panel, drag nuns from the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence shared their group's 39-year history of activism.
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None other than the perpetual predator Bill Clinton himself said just the other day – in defending disgraced former Sen.
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In Montana, I-186 would have put new restrictions on hardrock mines that promised to produce perpetual water pollution.
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I guess if you live in perpetual fear of having left the oven on, this would be extremely helpful.
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"1984" depicts a totalitarian future society controlled by a single political party amid perpetual war and endless government surveillance.
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Since its premiere in 2003, The Room has become a beloved cult movie and a perpetual object of ridicule.
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She hypothesizes that perpetual overeating causes people to eat more to get their hit of this feel-good hormone.
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He performed with physical aggression; pushing the crowd out of his way, his mouth knotted into a perpetual snarl.
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"I think the American people are tired with perpetual boots on the ground with nothing to show," McFate said.
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Eventually, even perpetual pursuit gets dull, and Jason Bourne finds that point early, then just keeps charging monotonously forward.
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When community members live in perpetual fear of such a powerful carnivore, they can turn against the decimated species.
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Delivering support for such programs and assisting the youth is much cheaper than fighting the perpetual war on terror.
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His promise to fix a broken system has won over many in Manila who are frustrated by perpetual gridlock.
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I just imagined the poster and started to put it out in the world as a perpetual coming soon.
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The students' new-fangled vocabulary, such as the perpetual admonition of "privilege" and "micro-aggressions", often mystifies their elders.
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The perpetual non-call 5.5-year offering is expected to be rated A3/BBB/BBB (Moody's/S&P/Fitch).
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Unlike most moms, we live in perpetual fear that talking about our sons' incarceration will be met with judgment.
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We're in a perpetual state of anti-originalism now, in which taste is dictated by a totalitarian recommendation algorithm.
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His voice, with its derived British accent and perpetual tone of disappointment, exactly matched that of my beleaguered conscience.
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Framed by grand ideologies and elaborate strategies at the top, the perpetual conflict has divided families for a generation.
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BBK sold 100 million Bahraini dinars ($265.20 million) worth of perpetual convertible capital securities last year to existing shareholders.
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On the right, he argued, the threat to capitalism has come in the form of perpetual calls for deregulation.
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But, here's the catch: Who initiates the talks with whom could actually change the dynamics of the perpetual war.
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Sometimes her verse (like Frank O'Hara's) invites us into a perpetual party, though elsewhere her whimsy becomes almost bleak.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the proposed perpetual securities will mirror any change in China Huarong's Issuer Default Rating.
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Then for the other half, the main sun and the smaller ones set at opposite times, creating perpetual daylight.
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This would create perpetual governmental paralysis, and, while Trump might not care about safeguarding democratic institutions, the country should.
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Perhaps there was something inextricably rural and Southern in these men, some perpetual homesickness that needed to be indulged.
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Intimations of perpetual civil war notwithstanding, Mr. Weerasethakul's criticism is oblique, as befits a movie made under martial law.
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You win attention in the mass media through perpetual hysteria and simple-minded polemics and by exploiting social resentment.
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"Our ladies of Perpetual Succour" won best new comedy while "Akhnaten" took the prize for best new opera production.
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" Powell credibly described "perpetual nagging" as "the basis of family life" and insecurity as "the basis for stable affections.
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There are far worse places to be in the NBA than a perpetual state of distinctive, admirable pseudo-contendership.
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Celeste, like Madeline, has a perfect facade of a marriage that hides the perpetual cycle of abuse she's in.
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Leimbach would receive an official diagnosis, but not before falling into a perpetual cycle of denial and self-destruction.
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My perpetual terror of being dropped by my agent led me to become little more than skinny and agreeable.
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This is a perpetual optics issue with Apple, which has amassed a cash pile of more than $200 billion.
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The increase of technological advancements into all labor sectors met weakened unions to create a perpetual state of precarity.
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Many artists are adapting to Los Angeles's perpetual transformation, which is fueled by commercialization, development, gentrification, and financial interests.
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Think of baseball as a country, and the game's perpetual crisis of confidence makes a different sort of sense.
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Sitting at the edge of Texas with a mostly Latino population, El Paso suffers from a perpetual identity crisis.
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" Furthermore, they also force members of targeted groups in Xinjiang region to live in "a perpetual state of terror.
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But this Chicago Cubs rooter is now prepared for the long overdue transfer of perpetual suffering to other enthusiasts.
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People ensconced in social media are more likely to be on perpetual alert: How are my ratings this moment?
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The demonic, perpetual-motion finale of the "Appassionata" Sonata, for example, has stretches of hectic, rushed and smudgy playing.
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But one video was more worrying, and for Mr. Salvini's enemies, suggested the potential culmination of his perpetual campaign.
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Or do I now just have another reason to stare at my iPhone in a state of perpetual panic?
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After surgery at the age of 12, I was left with the perpetual thought that I would die prematurely.
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The shift to a Republican-controlled House in 2010 set in motion a perpetual standoff between Obama and Congress.
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In an industry whose catalyst is relentless novelty and perpetual newness, this zealous reverence for bygone fashions seems incongruous.
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And for the Nets, a team that seems to be in perpetual transition, it is something of a mantra.
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If you stocked your pantry with loads of peanut butter, you might be getting tired of perpetual P.B.&J.s.
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It agreed with the hospitals, which said Medicare's policy would require "the perpetual use of even demonstrably erroneous" information.
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How might you reorganize a universal museum for the 21st century, an age of migration and of perpetual exchange?
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It is the perpetual punishment that this type of thinking piles on people that makes for desperation and injustice.
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It's this denial of the right to simply be — the perpetual state of otherness — that dangerously shadows black people.
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She veers toward some stereotypes and refutes others, keeping herself and the viewer in a state of perpetual unbalance.
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Fitch expects Asahi Life's financial leverage and its interest coverage to remain adequate, after this perpetual subordinated bonds issuance.
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What seems much more likely is that the state of perpetual limbo — one that favors Israel — will continue indefinitely.
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But Megan Fairchild, in the female lead, was the true marvel; never pictorial, she remained in perpetual, elegant motion.
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Its capacity for cruelty is a perpetual shock to her, even though she herself is a prodigy of violence.
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This is just a perpetual struggle between the two countries, and an especially tense one now with this administration.
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He was the leader of a group of mutants stuck in perpetual adolescence while her father, Falco, ruled Obsidian.
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Jupiter is quite dramatic, in case you forgot about the Great Red Spot, the gas giant's perpetual giant storm.
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Pros: Great low price choice, baking soda acts as safe abrasive, suitable for perpetual useCons: Some people dislike taste
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But after the perpetual, nagging uncertainty of three missed Brexit deadlines, at least this is a moment of clarity.
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It's easy to imagine the moments of sustained, perpetual grace, both combatants acting in perfect harmony with their bodies.
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This perpetual-motion music is driven by repetitive, leaping chords that whiz past in a jumpy 22/219 meter.
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"I refuse to accept the proposition that we'll be in a state of perpetual war with Republicans," Biden says.
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As we learned in the previous episode, he had disappeared, leaving his widow in a perpetual state of grief.
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There's a lesson here for business beyond the fact that they don't need to be a perpetual punching bag.
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Instead, Congress is poised to lay the ground for a American peace plan that will only guarantee perpetual conflict.
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Tuesday's firing is the strongest indication that this White House is in a perpetual and complete state of chaos.
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We need to try, not eradicate it, but to learn from previous generations so there's not a perpetual cycle.
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America is a collage — it's only the notions that hold us together, thus the perpetual fear of flying apart.
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Founding guitarist Paul Waggoner attributes this perpetual expanse to the inspiration he and his bandmates find within one another.
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A Charlie Brown Christmas, that perpetual holiday favorite, is one of the best half-hours of television ever created.
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The film's forms and shapes, and the actors' bodies, are kept in perpetual motion, conveying the priest's inner torment.
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I'm not great at wine glasses, and I live in perpetual fear of spilling some cabernet on my couch.
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It's been nice to see The Americans, once a perpetual Emmy snub waiting to happen, quietly become a nominee.
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Most are tidally locked, so that one side always faces the star, while the other has a perpetual nighttime.
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Almost all MCS sufferers say that prolonged, low-level exposure to chemicals is to blame for their perpetual sickness.
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"Day 2 nearly over and hopefully headed home soon where my perpetual fear of future boyfriends begins," the dad joked.
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The perpetual discussion about her breasts, then, may have served as a way to both negotiate and combat this anxiety.
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His ability to generate more light than heat seemed a welcome antidote to the perpetual churn of a divisive president.
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He was in Manchester, the city of grey skies and perpetual rain and was probably homesick for good Thai food.
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Prokofiev's "Sarcasms" is also accurately titled: its five pieces abound in bitingly comic passages, pounding chords and perpetual-motion craziness.
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The seasoned heart aches for James Gatz, the perpetual child, the arrested romantic, bound by one perfect moment to failure.
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Hong Kong property developer Nan Fung's 23% perpetual non-call 285 notes, however, fell 2 points to bid at 98.
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The party is in perpetual turmoil: it has gone through 11 leaders since 1994, whereas Likud has had just two.
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Dining | Hudson Valley The Rye Roadhouse is a perpetual tailgate, no coolers, koozies, propane tanks, tongs or foot warmers required.
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Federal child care funding in the U.S. has been in a perpetual ebb and flow in response to cultural values.
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" Jeb Bush calling the perpetual squabbling between Marco Rubio and Cruz a "back and forth between two senators — backbench senators.
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"We live in a perpetual state of not having as much water as people would like to have," she says.
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Runners certainly know the perpetual pain in the ass that is trying to figure out what do with your smartphone.
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Despite the perpetual gridlock of our politics, it is notable that menstrual equity has emerged as a distinctly bipartisan cause.
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A great many fall into a group that Ann Berrington, a demographer at the University of Southampton, calls "perpetual postponers".
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The big picture: Facebook and other online platforms are now in a perpetual battle to contain misinformation targeting their users.
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Despite the group's perceived socioeconomic success, the typical Asian is also often viewed as an outsider or a perpetual foreigner.
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This is the perpetual question that people have been asking in the music business for years and years and years.
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The city's history, he says, exists in "perpetual motion, swinging back and forth between competing poles of myth and reality".
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And let's not forget how miserably Microsoft failed with the Zune music player and its perpetual struggle with mobile phones.
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Lane plays the character in a state of perpetual frustration and fragile immaturity, a young woman play-acting at adulthood.
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CBQ said it had raised 2 billion riyals by placing a Tier 1 perpetual bond with a Qatari government entity.
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The music of Detroit has a rich cultural heritage and tells the compelling story of a city in perpetual motion.
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Can I ask what you think about the feminism behind the perpetual nude Kim Kardashian selfies that keep coming up?
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The bank's last public debt sale was a $700 million capital-boosting bond with a perpetual lifespan issued in 2015.
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That fate has exposed him and more than 500 other children who share his predicament to lives of perpetual uncertainty.
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The extensive perpetual use of short-term funding sustainably reduces the amount of external liquidity reserves available to the business.
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Lloyd has served as chief executive and managing director of financial services group Perpetual Ltd, NAB said in a statement.
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"It's as if these people have perpetual jet lag, moving eastward every day," said Michael Young, who oversaw the study.
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Even when that cash is spent, a blind commitment to perpetual funding, versus a lump sum, may not be popular.
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Noble also has perpetual bonds of US$400m issued in June 2014 that fell about 8 points to yield 42.27%.
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I truly believed that regardless of the fainting spells and perpetual hunger pains, there was something "higher" to my disorder.
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Other than a dull ache in my right ribs and the perpetual stab of existential despair, I feel pretty good.
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It's also spawned a litany of memes and the perpetual joke that you should never, ever kill John Wick's dog.
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But a formal peace treaty was never signed, leaving the two countries in a perpetual state of war for decades.
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Just supporting the national sports team induces a sense of perpetual disappointment, as the recent loss to Iceland has illustrated.
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United States has created a system of perpetual detention that amounts to a de facto sentence of life in prison
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"This agreement provides a dignified solution that ensures the respectful, perpetual care for cremains left at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial."
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More importantly, it is a way to put low-skilled Americans to work and end their perpetual state of welfare.
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O'Leary offered the couple $300,000 for a 5% stake, but he wanted a perpetual $1.50 royalty on each unit sold.
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Those years left deep marks on our culture while still leaving us in a perpetual daze about their exact meaning.
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The notes were issued by Perpetual Trustee Company Limited in its capacity as trustee of APOLLO Series 2017-1 Trust.
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Fox has to straddle the quite different markets for radical right crazy and the 'mainstream' engaging in a perpetual ... 8.
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For Adam Justice, a vice president of Grid Connect, the ConnectSense outlet made by the company ended a perpetual spat.
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Don't believe the hand-wringing and perpetual outrage of our news media over Trump daring to meet with world leaders.
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As John Mearsheimer recently outlined at The New York Times, forcibly keeping Tehran bombless would require a substantial, perpetual war.
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The Additional Tier 1 perpetual bonds are similar to an equity instrument in the fact that they have no maturity.
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China is looking to fix seemingly perpetual excess capacity in the country's auto industry which is showing signs of worsening.
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How does a cult of perpetual hardship and sacrifice survive its visibly warming international relationships and increased contacts with foreigners?
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Aside from the sleep deprivation, Lawler's hands and knees blistered from the perpetual rubbing she felt she had to do.
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This more incremental strategy is less sexy, but unlike the perpetual craving for revolution, it has gotten the ball rolling.
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After all of this clean up work, Flint's drinking water and the livelihoods of its citizens stand in perpetual limbo.
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Poor Bourne is burdened with inconvenient historical knowledge even as he must fight a perpetual battle against his own obsolescence.
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I stuffed my ears with tissues to keep out the noise of an outdoor cat that yelled in perpetual heat.
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Black sharecroppers would often be in perpetual debt to a store, which was often owned by their landlord and employer.
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He is now 87, with eyes set in a perpetual glaucoma squint and the strong voice of a younger man.
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The time Ruth McKenney, because she was big-boned, had to be the perpetual drowning victim in her lifesaving class.
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Mr. Li was a perpetual rebel and relished confrontation, taking aim over the years at Taiwanese leaders, celebrities and intellectuals.
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At the same time, there was a growing push for Catalan independence (a perpetual subject of conflict in the region).
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To be the biological child of an anonymous sperm donor today is to live in a state of perpetual anticipation.
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DAVID ALLEN The annoying scaffolding that proliferates around New York can sometimes seem permanently affixed to buildings in perpetual repair.
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His parents worry that the "perpetual motion" of the last several weeks means he is yet to process what happened.
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This is the New York Botanical Garden's equivalent of the perpetual fireplace that airs on television during the winter holidays.
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Is it perpetual outsiders like Trump, with no governing or policy competence, who say the establishments have forfeited all credibility?
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Here's a video excerpt from him playing that work's brief, perpetual-motion Scherzo in 2016 with the New York Philharmonic.
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On the inside, I lived the perpetual trauma of being held down, called misogynist names and ordered to be quiet.
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At one extreme, they could be perpetual (unlike, say a 30-year bond, which is paid off in 30 years).
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"I just always feel that any black art should address our perpetual struggle for progress and freedom, period," he said.
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With their perpetual youth, innocence, hope and idealism, they instruct me to believe that the world can actually be changed.
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It was cold and rainy during most of my runs that week, and the perpetual mist left me with chills.
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He lived in a near-perpetual state of conflict with Democratic elected officials, backing candidates against incumbents or running himself.
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For the past five years, Uber has run into a multitude of problems that have frustrated the company's perpetual expansion.
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Attractions included elephants, camels, yaks, an armless girl, a perpetual motion machine and Admiral Dot, a performer who had dwarfism.
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The current and former owners of both cemeteries, which had no perpetual-care funds, have given up on the properties.
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Skippered by Anthony Bell, Perpetual Loyal crossed the finish line at Constitution Dock in Hobart, Australia, around 2:30 a.m.
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Here is what we learned about who procrastinates, where they procrastinate and how to halt the loop of perpetual delay.
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Ms. Wasner's voice and melodic sense, along with her perpetual self-examination, have always been the core of Wye Oak.
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Let the Afghanistan Papers serve as a painful lesson that the greatest threat to life and liberty is perpetual war.
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"Let's make a game about this," the developer wrote, spurring a thread about geese's weird ankles and their perpetual frowning.
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But here he is, starring in "Joker," a seedy character study and possible origin story for this perpetual Batman nemesis.
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But it also reflects changes within finance, which constantly reinvents itself in a perpetual struggle to gain a competitive edge.
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