We had a lot of excess slack, and you could grow the economy and not create any cost pressures, any interest rate pressures, any inflation pressures," Paulsen said on "Power Lunch.
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Rising rate cut bets have also been helped by easing inflation pressures with underlying price pressures remaining muted.
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Money pressures and political pressures could be enough to push her from the race before next Tuesday's elections.
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Mr. Abraham was aware of the pressures that distinction put on him (pressures that Ms. Copeland might understand).
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However, in my opinion, inflation pressures appear "transitory," just as the Fed has suggested that deflationary pressures appeared to be.
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These venues are neutral, largely free from the economic pressures of the office and the domestic pressures of the home.
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The local pressures on the oceans and coasts everywhere are amplified by the global pressures of ocean warming and acidification.
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How can we make changes, recognizing the challenges, economic pressures, regulatory pressures, but keep essential elements like innovation through better integration?
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"The more that the Fed tries to tighten, it pressures the dollar upwards and it pressures commodity prices lower," he added.
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Getting them to the table will require intensifying international economic pressures, especially now that those pressures may be starting to bite.
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Pressures are already evident in subprime auto lending and credit cards, and pressures in commercial real estate could emerge, particularly in multifamily.
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These mounting pressures on the academic publishing industry aren't so different from the pressures on the music industry in the late '90s.
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It's wise to know their goals and be aware of any pressures they're under, whether it's tough deadlines, difficult targets or budget pressures.
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Language evolution can be compared to biological evolution, but whereas genetic change is driven by environmental pressures, languages change and develop through social pressures.
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It increases the pressures on those countries least able to cope and reduces the pressures on those most able to cope but least willing.
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The labour market is tightening, with emerging labour shortages and pressures on wages, but labour productivity gains will contain pressures on unit labour costs.
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" Added Underwood: "We've grown more confident into who we are, too, and not letting societal pressures or pressures from the show get to us.
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Rising inflationary pressures "may well encourage workers to ask for bigger pay rises in upcoming wage negotiations, stoking domestic non-housing price pressures," she said.
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" Formal artistic concerns seem trivial in comparison to "the political pressures, the pressures of survival of a whole history as a people here in America.
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Drinking to black out has very little to do with the pressures of college and much to do with the pressures of society at large.
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The main causes include anxieties about academic performance, the pressures of testing, and parental pressures to excel at school and get into a good college.
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The women scientists of "The Glass Universe" and "Hidden Figures" were affected by external social pressures, and yes, that in turn created inevitable internal pressures.
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PRICE PRESSURES Other data on Thursday showed price pressures in China were rising, with April consumer inflation quickening to a six-month high of 2.5 percent.
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For one, the 'capital-raising' pressures currently facing European banks are far less critical than the short-term funding pressures faced during the European sovereign crisis.
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"Underlying inflation pressures still give scant indications of a convincing upward trend as domestic cost pressures, notably wage growth, remain subdued," Praet a conference in Sofia.
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Democratic pressures There are pressures from several fronts as the negotiations kick into gear, and one not to be overlooked comes from progressive freshmen Democratic Reps.
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An escape from the pressures of being a junior in high school, the pressures of technology and the stereotypes of being a teenager in modern society.
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It takes extremely high pressures to reorganize carbon into diamonds—pressures higher than can easily be mimicked by humans or even created by processes within the Earth's crust.
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In her stump speech, she doesn't talk about phones, the platforms, or the pressures of society (just the pressures of short-term profit and more catastrophic individual matters).
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Hudnutt believes "internal pressures as well as external pressures from farm groups and others are getting to the president and talking about the importance of NAFTA to agriculture."
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As she weighs maternity, Heti's narrator laments the pressures on women to have children, but what's notable is the diffuseness of these pressures in this particular woman's life.
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He warned companies are facing growing wage pressures and will either pass on those higher costs, lifting inflation or they will assume cost pressures and face lower margins.
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Cyclical Pressures Compound Secular: Fitch believes secular pressures accelerate PBI's challenges, as customers could look to digital mailing as a cost-reduction mechanism, and choose to keep existing equipment.
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" Yes, but: Morgan Stanley analysts point out that while acknowledging growth improvement in Q1, "policymakers remain cautious in light of still rising external pressures and downward pressures on growth.
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"An improving labor market is expected to see domestic price pressures build in 2019," ANZ said, however, adding that recent declines in oil prices will offset the price pressures.
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That's on top of the daily, apocalyptic level of news, economic pressures, countless notifications, non-stop communication, and a general digital culture that pressures us to be always online.
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To paraphrase President Reagan: Subsidies are an approximation of eternal life on earth, in that they are created by interest group pressures and they intensify those pressures as well.
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"At present, we do have some external pressures, but those external pressures will help us boost our self-reliance in innovation and accelerate the pace of high-speed development," said Liu.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Pressures in Mexico: AMX's suppressed EBITDA generation in its main Mexican market is unlikely to be curbed in the short to medium term due to high competitive pressures.
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" Wage pressures in the region "continue to be muted.
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There are deeper issues — mistrust, misunderstanding, conflicting political pressures.
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Inflationary pressures rose again with steel, oil and the strong U.S. dollar cited as key sources of cost pressures, Markit said, forcing companies to partially pass on the higher costs to customers.
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U.S. PRESSURES Asked about U.S. pressures, Kering CFO Jean-Marc Duplaix said on Wednesday the year-on-year comparison base there was very high, while the economic environment had softened a little.
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Tuesday's PMI showed growth in cost pressures for factories and their selling prices cooled in March, something that may reassure Bank of England officials who are keeping an eye on inflation pressures.
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"Normally in this part of the cycle you have very strong growth, that strong growth is usually matched with inflationary pressures, and those inflationary pressures lead to interest rate rises," said Sanchez.
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Margin and cash flow pressures of this magnitude are not likely to occur abruptly, but could materialize due to severe pricing pressures or unfavorable large-scale reform of Medicare and/or Medicaid programs.
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The old neighborhood is helpless in the face of new pressures, because it had depended on older versions of the same pressures, ones that Jacobs was not entirely willing to name or confront.
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But analysts don't expect price pressures to pick up much.
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All of these pressures are without even touching upon performance.
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The former games prodigy told Lee he understood the pressures.
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FINK: You are saying margin pressures, it could be wages.
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Despite unemployment hovering below 217% wage pressures have been modest.
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I'm tapping into it to alleviate the pressures of existence.
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Different systems will respond in different ways to populist pressures.
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Analyst have said that pressures Robinhood's next leg of business.
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Marlboro is not alone in facing revenue and enrolment pressures.
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The cost pressures from shipping are getting uncomfortable for Amazon.
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"We'll get back to overheat conditions and pressures," Paulsen said.
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There is no doubt that the pressures affect both genders.
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Those pressures have become even more evident in recent days.
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But the cuts have come as police face other pressures.
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Weak internal structures were further diluted with aggressive external pressures.
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Given these pressures, central bankers' caution should hardly be surprising.
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Powerful domestic pressures are encouraging Japanese drugmakers to look abroad.
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Then after privatisation in 13 it came under different pressures.
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Every time price pressures seem to build, they then dissipate.
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Wage pressures are building and many companies are saying so.
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The firm said sales would slow due to currency pressures.
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Slate's super innocent Missy, formerly immune to society's pressures, folds.
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It did say, however, that it expected profit margin pressures.
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But it's not immediately clear what these "social pressures" are.
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It also highlights the pressures weighing on CVS' core businesses.
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They've become "hypersexualized" by the pressures of social media, their
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So we're not seeing strong inflationary pressures, if any, emerge.
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"The pressures are always to tell authentic stories," he says.
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At these high pressures, the diamonds really want to crack.
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Really, again, there&aposs -- telecoms have pressures to get content.
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In short, he understands the pressures each group is under.
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Further policy easing also could create pressures of its own.
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But there are pressures that we all feel about everything.
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And again, specializing can fuel business longevity, despite overseas pressures.
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"We always have price pressures in our industry," Schaefer said.
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It exists outside all those sorts of music industry pressures.
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To view a graphic on Inflationary Pressures Brewing, click: reut.
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Were there ever any pressures to fully change your formula?
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The Bank of England is also watching inflation pressures closely.
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Hot summers, meanwhile, will increase weed, pest, and disease pressures.
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Sheltered from these pressures, however, the public sector has languished.
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But the resulting social pressures have their own fiscal cost.
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An escalation of banking sector pressures would further hit growth.
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It is about the Pressures of being a Rock Star.
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The Hill: How social pressures drive the partisan education gap.
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Looming 2018 midterm election pressures increase the degree of difficulty.
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China's attempts to deflect capital outflow pressures could be precautionary.
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American firms and consumers will suffer from these same pressures.
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We are going to resist all the pressures there are.
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The second is the financial pressures on the healthcare system.
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But she understands her party and the pressures it faces.
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Such pressures are pushing bond rates down around the world.
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Pelosi has her own pressures to consider on Puerto Rico.
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Even the most established firms aren't immune to the pressures.
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She added that underlying price pressures would remain very subdued.
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"The central bank is responding to those pressures," he said.
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Growing up, I never felt the pressures of gender stereotypes.
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Survey respondents also expect price pressures to decrease in July.
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The pressures on both leaders have by now become formidable.
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On Friday, some of those pressures seemed to be receding.
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Still, the pressures of Washington could not be easily escaped.
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What sort of pressures did that put on the team?
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I understand the pressures that often lead to false equivalence.
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It's about the pressures of work because we work together.
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At the same time, business and regulatory pressures are mounting.
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Now, she's facing political and financial pressures to get out.
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On Friday, some of those pressures seemed to be receding.
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As the virus spreads, food banks could face additional pressures.
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The pressures of being a chef come from many directions.
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Is his conduct a reflection of surrounding norms or pressures?
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The way he responded to those pressures is really revealing.
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"The domestic pressures and potential for unrest remain," she said.
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Advances in technology and globalization are creating unprecedented economic pressures.
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So you've got to find efficiencies to offset those pressures.
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We came to understand one another's districts and political pressures.
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And that was with a lot of different inflationary pressures.
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Higher costs for Turkey's energy imports would revive inflationary pressures.
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Such acceleration is intended to dampen down these inflationary pressures.
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For pastors, the pressures of Christmastime can be a challenge.
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But other sectors such as groceries see different competitive pressures.
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Then after privatization in 1988 it came under different pressures.
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Religious pressures have long been a challenge for the foundation.
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Justices are supposed to be free from external political pressures.
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But the pressures faced by women politicians add another dimension.
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He also said Iran would not surrender to U.S. pressures.
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Some experts suggest Kim might face his own domestic pressures.
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But of course she strains under the pressures of conformity.
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Both firms said they were withdrawing due to competitive pressures.
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But this president seems to be immune to those pressures.
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With all of this new professional support came new pressures.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Central banks should not only be independent from political pressures but also from short-term pressures such as financial markets' perceptions of inflation, ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Tuesday.
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"The Fed's new reaction function is they need to see inflationary pressures before they hike again, and clearly we've seen those inflationary pressures aren't there," said Mohammed Kazmi, portfolio manager at UBP in Geneva.
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"A return of significant deflationary pressures that accompanies a severe loss in economic momentum, or a deterioration in debt affordability due to higher funding pressures would be credit negative," it said in a statement.
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"Underlying inflation pressures still give scant indications of a convincing upward trend as domestic cost pressures, notably wage growth, remain subdued," Praet, considered a dove like Draghi and Constancio, told a conference in Sofia.
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The pressures of training combined with the external pressures of being an outlier in MMA can be enough to thwart many promising fighters—and has, arguably, stopped at least one—but Cyborg is still fighting.
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That said, this step - on its own - is unlikely to address the pressures on the system driven by economic growth in light of the significant asset quality pressures and weak profitability prospects of these banks.
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Then, by merely twisting a pair of screws with wrenches held in each hand, the researcher generates pressures of at least 213 GPa—pressures similar to those in the Earth's core—between the diamond tips.
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The contribution from mobile data should continue to steadily increase over the medium term, mitigating negative pressures on the voice ARPU, which has suffered from competitive pressures and reduced mobile termination rates in some markets.
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And with some technology companies now working harder to raise money, there are growing pressures on these companies from investors to cut costs — pressures that can fall disproportionately on the workers at the lower rungs.
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Wage pressures do not necessarily translate into price pressures, he added, citing the example of accommodation rental service AirBnB and car-sharing app Uber and their impact in pushing down pricing power of other companies.
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By the 1970s, feeling the pressures of racism from outside the African-American world, and the pressures of Black Power sexism within it, female artists formed their own collectives, without necessarily identifying them as feminist.
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Pastoralism in the east African drylands persists despite such Malthusian pressures.
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Price pressures remain benign despite the labor market nearing full employment.
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The mounting fiscal pressures have squeezed the Palestinians' $13 billion economy.
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While monthly inflation ticked up in December, price pressures remained benign.
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Nationwide said those pressures were set to continue amid intensifying competition.
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It may also be a result of financial pressures at home.
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Our thought bubble: Audience demand doesn't shift from business-side pressures.
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This has now changed, indicating margin pressures because costs are rising.
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And the pressures to merge have only become even more intense.
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There's societal pressures, sure, but a woman lacking any maternal instinct?
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Gigi Hadid revealed the pressures social media plays in her life.
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But others echoed Thomas's concerns over the pressures ONE will produce.
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Price pressures are running above the comfort zone of the SARB.
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A stronger greenback pressures commodity prices, which are denominated in dollars.
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The rising yen is reducing export competitiveness and increasing deflationary pressures.
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Pressures at home explain why Chinese firms are also looking abroad.
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The pressures on the Chinese currency add to the global worries.
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Politicians who submit to such doctrinal pressures threaten their own authenticity.
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Risks include Asset Management pressures, LTC exposure, and equity market sensitivity.
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The ebb in activity is helping keep price pressures under wraps.
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Price pressures, while subdued, accelerated slightly to the highest since May.
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The inflationary pressures seem to be not strong, or perhaps absent.
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Also, inflationary pressures are not high, also leading to our decision.
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You could observe the pressures Walmart has had in the past.
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Most economists also expect inflationary pressures to show in producer prices.
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Instead, Brexit will intensify already powerful pressures in the opposite direction.
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Excessive inflationary pressures could arise if assets were sold too slowly.
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Further pressures on the defence budget are coming from all sides.
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Efforts to ease such pressures on the capital have been dramatic.
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It said Chipotle faces increasing competition and margin pressures going forward.
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Growing amid increasing competitive pressures, however, could prove an impossible task.
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Further significant TRY depreciation could, however, put some pressures on liquidity.
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Be familiar with the inherent pressures faced by your potential customer.
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While that's great news for individual investors, slow trading pressures fees.
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But clothing is just one of the many pressures women face.
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That has created new pressures within the industry to control costs.
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Because he knows he&aposs got pressures at home as well.
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Meanwhile, corporate price pressures continue to rise, the private survey showed.
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The same pressures on American consumers continue to drive EverlyWell's growth.
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He added that some inflation pressures were beginning to come through.
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Easing price pressures marked a rare plus point for British manufacturers.
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These were "usual pressures," but they steadily built to something unbearable.
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When you join Snapchat, don't feel pressures into snapping right away.
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The MPC is cognisant that demand pressures on inflation remain subdued.
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Market pricing has already, to an extent, factored these pressures in.
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Colleges can increase prices without students feeling immediate pressures on affordability.
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She said she hopes the campaign pressures Twitter to ban Trump.
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Improper pressures can come in two main ways, the experts said.
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With fame also came the pressures of maintaining a certain look.
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Time — and the economic pressures of the era we live in.
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You're seeing some pressures in the businesses that are perhaps idiosyncratic.
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But family pressures, he said, have sparked a change of heart.
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Meantime, cost pressures from shipping and margin-squeezing retailers are mounting.
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If anything, tariffs will actually increase migration pressures throughout the region.
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Along with the usual social pressures of adolescence, there were gangs.
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Prato's business model was falling apart under the pressures of globalization.
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The survey also showed that price pressures would ease in October.
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At normal atmospheric pressures, oxygen turns solid at -6603 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But some investors are constrained by fiduciary concerns or political pressures.
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Nor did outside pressures, legal or otherwise, determine what was published.
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Running a higher pressure economy can lead to sharper inflationary pressures.
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Unlike in the private sector, there are few pressures toward efficiency.
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Xi's added muscle also brings new pressures that Trump could exploit.
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Reimbursement pressures will also weigh on the results, the company said.
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These pressures are unlikely to reverse themselves in any near future.
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Meanwhile, we shouldn't let the pressures of globalization supplant regional interests.
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A new job, and all the pressures that come with it.
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It's such a politically charged position, very vulnerable to outside pressures.
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Democratic leaders say they're well aware of the pressures squeezing Ryan.
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New fintechs are driving fees lower, which puts pressures on incumbents.
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The chronic shortfalls often reflect deliberate policy choices, not economic pressures.
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And counter-pressures are building in the country's vibrant civil society.
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Ms. Golnyk has bitter experience of the pressures put on judges.
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The rupiah has fallen in recent weeks on capital outflow pressures.
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On Thursday, Ms. Pelosi herself displayed the conflicting pressures on Democrats.
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Moving to a two-year budget process might ease annual pressures.
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Despite these risks, there are tremendous economic pressures behind the blazes.
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The governor is facing conflicting pressures at home and in Washington.
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Some of the pressures on emerging markets have eased since then.
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Financial pressures may be shaping local officials' response to the epidemic.
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Higher inflation requires tighter credit to keep price pressures in check.
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At the same time, pressures on working parents have only grown.
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She cited declining sales and other financial pressures as the reason.
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A national effort to remove those pressures is a vital step.
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How big a threat to the industry are climate change pressures?
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The agency is insulated even from state budgetary and legislative pressures.
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That means there was less demand and thus lower funding pressures.
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Though monthly inflation picked up last month, price pressures remained muted.
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In recent years, those financial pressures have grown only more onerous.
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KBW notes decelerating rate increases and auto segment profit margin pressures.
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DBRS warned in August that pressures were building on Portugal's creditworthiness.
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When do you see these pressures coming down a little bit?
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Peloton, which has its own financial pressures, went public this summer.
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Amazingly, there is still little evidence of meaningful upward wage pressures.
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The devastation only adds to existing pressures on Australia's unique ecosystems.
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One former staffer said that financial pressures were behind the layoffs.
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But the cultural and corporate pressures on his employer won out.
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Translating for one of K-pop's biggest groups comes with pressures.
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It's one of the greatest pressures the people of Gaza feel.
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Literacy, lawlessness and other pressures have posed challenges, Ms. Jutla said.
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One also must expect independence pressures to be fanned in Wales.
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He's also resisting pressures to reduce China's most abusive trade practices.
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These pressures and stresses may also be racially and culturally specific.
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Those pressures include not eating unnecessary calories and staying fit, sure.
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"He's put some pressures on himself," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Tada also pointed to cost and delivery pressures as possible factors.
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These pressures are causing a political shift, and forging unlikely alliances.
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BUT IT DOESN'T SEEM TO BE LEADING TO WAGE PRESSURES YET.
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The BoE said that underscored how domestic cost pressures were building.
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Rising global crude oil prices are adding to imported inflation pressures.
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There was also scant evidence of price pressures in the report.
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Rent pressures are strongest in lower-tier malls, Mr. Hurley said.
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What are the pressures he faces and will need to overcome?
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Do you think you would be able to face those pressures?
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Which is good, because the whole organization is under many pressures.
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"The Fed is insulated from short-term political pressures," said Powell.
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Price pressures were illustrated by a price row with European retailers.
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We are late in the cycle and are feeling macro pressures.
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So we often fold to the social pressures of our environment.
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Caution is also justified by what appear to be weak underlying price pressures, even after a deal between German unions and employers earlier this month indicated that wage pressures will build as the labor market tightens.
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But in a more personal way, the show engages its audience in a dialogue about how school pressures can build up, and how everyone has a chance to relieve those pressures with random acts of kindness.
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" SLOWER INFLATION PASS-THROUGH "While labor cost pressures have strengthened and broadened amid high levels of capacity utilization and tightening labor markets, the pass-through of cost pressures to inflation is taking longer than previously anticipated.
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"Political pressures on the SARB to maintain expansionary monetary policies are likely to prevail, alongside heightened pressures for fiscal spending," said Moody's, which rates the country's debt just one level above subinvestment with a negative outlook.
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Meanwhile, the central bank has also sought to tamp down price pressures.
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There's no particular pressures in a lot of countries that there were.
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Maybe it's your manager who pressures you to make a work deadline.
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But Fed officials are concerned about more than price and wage pressures.
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Foreign policy pressures over Taiwan are also weighing on the military relationship.
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The earnings beat comes despite pressures related to steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Blogger Brittany Noonan, known as FashionableFitMum, is well aware of these pressures.
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Looming in the background are competitive pressures from the nonunion transplant factories.
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The high temperatures prevented this water from crystalizing under the high pressures.
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Low oil prices are largely curbing both domestic and imported inflation pressures.
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But even that figure could be overstating the size of price pressures.
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That may bring some pressures, but we certainly don't have them yet.
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Although Lebanon borders Syria, it has managed to withstand pressures from ISIS.
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Reviewers say it's a must-read that tackles authenticity and societal pressures.
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But he shuns the art scene, believing that commercial pressures undermine quality.
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Cost pressures also led America's PMI to slip, though confidence remained strong.
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Negative rating pressures could occur if Fitch observes an ineffective integration process.
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This militates against the build-up of external debts and internal pressures.
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As such, YouTube is subject to the pressures of its bottom line.
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Now, families quarrel over survival strategies, with pressures coming from all sides.
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If so the positive news will be transitory; the pressures will endure.
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Data on factory gate prices underscored the inflationary pressures in the pipeline.
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Pressure: Raising institutional money brings many pressures to the founder and CEO.
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Another factor for soda water is that carbonated drinks have higher pressures.
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The focus shifted from external and corruptive influences to internal developmental pressures.
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Economies are running out of cyclical slack and inflationary pressures are rising.
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And the orchestra confronts the same socioeconomic pressures as other musical institutions.
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That's after currency pressures in Hong Kong weighed on last quarter's earnings.
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But all that success can't stifle the pressures of the female condition.
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Market pressures played a role in the decision to remake the test.
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But even less obvious effects are likely coming for transparency-based pressures.
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Wage pressures are a sign that inflation is building in the system.
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Robert Herjavec stepped in, saying he understood the pressures Smith-Jeremie felt.
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Underlying trends in 9M7503 suggest UPC is responding well to these pressures.
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Financial pressures also contribute to young Chinese waiting longer to get married.
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When that's jeopardized, those societal pressures weigh heavily on the male psyche.
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Mr Puigdemont's tortuous formulation reflected the conflicting pressures he is now under.
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It's Britney's prerogative that they won't experience the pressures of pop stardom.
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Find somewhere you can shoot in without huge time or money pressures.
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Low rates or negative rates are clearly putting a lot of pressures.
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To these pressures comes another: the rise in higher-quality machine translation.
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Millennials, however, face myriad other financial pressures that ensure budgets are stretched.
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"It goes back to the same stupid pressures on women," Epstein said.
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The company said the decline was due to competitive pressures in China.
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Some central banks have even started cutting interest rates amid these pressures.
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And it's not just hedge funds that are suffering from fee pressures.
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The central bank has said Malaysia does not face serious deflationary pressures.
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But the pressures of climate change mean this won't be true forever.
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Federal Reserve policymakers watch the employment cost index carefully for inflation pressures.
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The financial pressures, coupled with mismanagement, led to a near-death experience.
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Changing that is important as climate change brings new pressures, experts said.
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MS' revenue pressures primarily occurred within the company's trading and underwriting businesses.
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Are there unique pressures they face in the legal realm as well?
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But, it isn't easy to ignore those pressures to win, says Hyman.
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Public opinion generates its own pressures on how America navigates the planet.
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Corporate expectations and societal pressures are also increasing the frequency of burnout.
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The softer monetary policy should add to depreciation pressures on the currency.
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"Pressures on both sides are quite even right now," the official said.
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Maybe price pressures aren't as strong as central banks had bargained for.
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"There are some downside pressures that are currently being overlooked," said Khan.
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Chan said that inflation pressures in China, outside of food, are minimal.
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But redemption pressures on large passive investors could exacerbate any market selloff.
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In 2014, facing similar pressures, the company moved to cut 5,000 jobs.
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These include imposing economic and diplomatic pressures in addition to increased defense.
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But the demographic, economic and social pressures within Egypt are rising relentlessly.
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Formal employment, meanwhile, was nearly unchanged, keeping a lid on price pressures.
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Such pressures explain why last year's gung-ho posture has been dropped.
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We don't really know how materials behave at those very high pressures.
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The drop has stoked inflationary pressures and driven investors to sell gilts.
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Unemployment is low and wage growth strong historically, keeping price pressures up.
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At depth, increasing pressures transform hydrogen from a gas into a liquid.
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However, core inflation — which excludes food and energy prices — pressures remain modest.
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David Brooks Today's elite college students face a unique set of pressures.
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China has stepped up its diplomatic and military pressures on the island.
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Analysts, however, expect slowing economic growth to keep price pressures in check.
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Full employment and rising commodity prices lead to cost pressures on companies.
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Those pressures could set up Japanese carmakers as possible saviors for Takata.
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There is no constituency that pressures government to spend money on elections.
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Although China has dominated toy manufacturing for decades, market pressures are growing.
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Many central banks tightened monetary policy, as inflationary pressures started to emerge.
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Fearing dismemberment, national governments often use fiscal decentralisation to reduce separatist pressures.
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Some lawyers have said that Justice Chun will now face similar pressures.
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I also love that she's talking about the pressures single women face.
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Pressures on AT&T's entertainment business will hit profits, Jefferies said Thursday.
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He emphasized a hard news direction for the division despite commercial pressures.
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In general, blood pressures in children should be lower than in adults.
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These pressures and challenges are global -- and so must be the solutions.
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It asks you to release yourself from the corset of social pressures.
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There will be cross-pressures to take that money and use it.
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But Durbin-driven revenue pressures forced banks reluctantly to limit these offerings.
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Insurers say they are shrinking the benefits in response to market pressures.
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Retail stocks have suffered this year due to competitive pressures from Amazon.
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For two years he resisted Chinese pressures to cut ties with Taiwan.
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These properties are subject to competitive pressures although they are well located.
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But working in a private company came with new and uncomfortable pressures.
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However, the government has turned to China to help relieve economic pressures.
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They face intense pressures, both from the government and from their families.
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If correct, that would also keep a lid on imported price pressures.
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Offsetting some of the price pressures are mortgage rates near historical lows.
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He describes families as under siege by the pressures of modern life.
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The timing of the Donaldson trade raises both blood pressures and eyebrows.
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What organs degenerate under such extreme pressures of age, and what remains?
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There, we talked body confidence and body pressures with 10 different women.
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Across Africa, human populations are growing and pressures on land are increasing.
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But these pressures have not come with enough funding for public institutions.
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However, volatility in performance ratios is possible given heightened operating environment pressures.
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The Supreme Court is supposed to be insulated from most political pressures.
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On "Masseduction," Ms. Clark sings with aplomb about mounting pressures and fears.
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Traditional anti-elitism and economic pressures are sparking an explosion of anger.
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He trusted her incorruptibility in the face of pressures from criminal networks.
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Donald had a league-leading 26 pressures, according to Pro Football Focus.
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Working mothers without that option are going to face extremely difficult pressures.
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Of course, the remaining Republican legislators in blue states face cross-pressures.
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An independent immigration court would've never succumbed to those kinds of pressures.
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S&P cited economic pressures from the coronavirus outbreak for the changes.
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New internal and external pressures will test this model like never before.
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They stayed together for more than a year, but the pressures grew.
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Since Mr. Modi took office in 2014, journalists have faced increasing pressures.
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Prince Harry is still dealing with the pressures of his royal role.
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Investor pressure For the energy sector, there is a confluence of pressures.
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Zevin reveals it as a grudging response to democratic pressures from below.
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Silver also succumbed to the market pressures, hitting a 22016½ year low.
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It's not like any of us are immune to these capitalist pressures.
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There are a surprising number of social pressures against becoming a mathematician.
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With financial pressures like these, studying full-time is not an option.
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Simply hoping for market pressures to stabilize drug costs isn&apost enough.
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They have debt levels and pressures that are big and very real.
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Plus, Bailey is dealing with ever increasing work pressures and heart issues.
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Other data on Thursday also showed price pressures in China were rising.
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Despite Apple's recent success, however, it has its own share of pressures.
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Current competitive pressures are more prevalent in the mobile and business segments.
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Still, inflationary pressures remain at levels not seen in over six years.
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"I think there's been a lot of external political pressures," he said.
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There are also larger cultural pressures that could have influenced her decision.
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As the economy approaches full employment, wage pressures are expected to mount.
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It is at least partially a result of social pressures, Grant says.
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Hackett became CEO of Ford in May 2017 amid mounting financial pressures.
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Every two hours, she leaned under the robot to check tire pressures.
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Like Alpher, he attributed the issue to the pressures of demanding lifestyles.
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But Smith warns the same pressures won't necessarily apply to electric cars.
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Pressures include a strengthening US dollar, global trade weakness and policy uncertainty.
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SARA EISEN: So, global growth slowdown, trade policy uncertainty and disinflationary pressures.
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Inflation, though, has remained well below target due to external deflationary pressures.
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Our DealBook columnist looks at the political and moral pressures executives face.
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Studio executives evolve their ideas based on market pressures and audience response.
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You don't have time in the current life with pressures and meetings.
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Outside pressures also played a role in the business leaders' speaking out.
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Powell said the central bank is "insulated from short-term political pressures".
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There may be political pressures that would keep him to his word.
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In this interview, Poulos and I talk about those pressures and anxieties.
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Or should the party edge toward the center, attempting a strategic reposition on thorny issues of race, immigration, gender and identity, in effect acknowledging pressures from the right — the very pressures that delivered crucial white votes to Trump?
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But the conversation needs to be re-directed to deeper economic questions, such as what is short-termism and what are the pressures that cause it to occur, and what are the most effective methods to address these pressures?
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"There are other sources of inflationary pressures so they will wait until... end of the first quarter or early second quarter for the devaluation (to allow) inflationary pressures to be contained," said Eman Negm, an economist at Prime Holding.
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But still, it turns out that the pressures from a minority subgroup to be sufficiently "queer" (whatever that really means) didn't hold nearly so much sway over my choices as the enormous and practically incalculable pressures of compulsory heterosexuality.
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The overall population increases by 4.5 million from 65.7 million to 70.2 million meaning that fewer workers are supporting a larger population with related pressures placed on pensions and healthcare funding and compounding current skills shortages and demographic pressures.
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New Jersey, rated A3, also faces funding pressures after significant historic pension underfunding.
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More complete blood pressure data should enable healthier decisions and lower blood pressures.
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Policymakers are expected to keep rates unchanged despite inflationary pressures following U.S. sanctions.
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There are twin pressures on the comedy pilot in this day and age.
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BRIPCA=ECI Yet that is unlikely to foster expectations of wider price pressures.
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But the biggest red flag with Sabine is that she pressures Elodie constantly.
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The pressures and obligations of the Oval Office will be his soon enough.
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RG: Does she understand the pressures on small business, and does it matter?
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Life's usual problems can be magnified by the pressures of daily police work.
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Such a law, she said, opens the Fed to short-term political pressures.
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Higher oil prices are increasing cost pressures for global airlines for aviation fuel.
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These lizards are under similar environmental pressures, leading to the common adaptive trait.
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But her new status as near co-front-runner comes with fresh pressures.
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That is, until the pressures of political reality start leaching that integrity away.
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In California, YouTube may soon face regulatory pressures from new gig-economy legislation.
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That helps stave off deflationary pressures that hurt companies' ability to raise prices.
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His gut feeling about the pressures on America's police officers therefore has value.
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Zhuzhou's smelter relocation is indicative of the environmental pressures facing China's zinc smelters.
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But this is indicative of the pressures felt across the wider supply chain.
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Similar pressures are felt across sub-Saharan Africa, especially in the poorer countries.
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And these pressures, both financial and technological, are forcing law schools to change.
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"The pressures get so great that a normal ROV will collapse," noted Shank.
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Industry analysts have forecast further consolidation because of the pressures on offshore drillers.
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AT&T said the segment lost $551 million due to foreign exchange pressures.
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It also expects Lyft to provide a conservative outlook due to pricing pressures.
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Price pressures have remained moderate despite a strong economy and tightening labor market.
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Hiring picked up and wage and price pressures in the district remained elevated.
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And that's where it may take more than market pressures to change things.
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Should United lose either of those, the pressures on van Gaal will return.
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But Solo itself doesn't get a pass just because of those external pressures.
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Only later will Tench and Ford succumb to the pressures of their job.
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In Egypt, for example, social pressures have made the hijab much more prevalent.
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This has worried policymakers at times, since a firm currency dampens price pressures.
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While rates take center stage, tariffs and wage pressures also will be important.
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They've seen firsthand the toll financial pressures can take on farmers' mental health.
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Yet pressures are expected to persist from deflation in categories including 4K TVs.
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Groups evolve to be tight or loose depending on their specific environmental pressures.
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Social pressures to conform can have an unexpected outcomes on a person's behavior.
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The survey is an early indicator - though a patchy one - of wage pressures.
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But pay deals have instead reflected price pressures in the here and now.
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The stability of the headline figure disguised some uncomfortable pressures on household finances.
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The report, "Global Macro Trends Trigger Exchange Rate Pressures", is available on www.fitchratings.
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The Australian lender attributed the result to margin pressures from higher funding costs.
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Plus, even non-metallic hydrogen would reflect well at high pressures, he wrote.
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Competition lawyer Pierre Sabbadini said political pressures drove different responses by different authorities.
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For ice, that temperature is 32 degrees Fahrenheit, at air pressures we experience.
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And the pressures of the road are real — it's not a healthy lifestyle.
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Schools have their own pressures — getting grants/sponsorships, publishing papers, applying for awards.
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Despite last month's increase, the figures suggest inflation pressures are mostly in check.
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"For the short term, they still face huge pressures," he said on Tuesday.
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The immigration pressures on Europe and the U.S. simply will not dissipate easily.
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Other pressures: The industry will be forced to engage even more in Washington.
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And in our case, financial pressures/hefty loan debt wasn't even a factor.
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I want to work on it with no time constraints, no weekly pressures.
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France has been under relentless German pressures to apply that oxymoronic growth model.
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Revenue also came in below forecasts, hurt in part by helium supply pressures.
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This may point to the need to insulate your portfolio against inflationary pressures.
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The pressures of tradition were so strong, though; I couldn't refuse to participate.
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For stay-at-home parents like herself, there are pressures too, she said.
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Mastromonaco has been refreshingly candid about the pressures of the gig in interviews.
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But it would also cause mayhem in China and export its deflationary pressures.
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The European Parliament wants mandatory relocation at all times, regardless of migratory pressures.
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Moreover business is beginning to feel, however slightly, cost pressures from rising wages.
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But it also hinted at price pressures building in parts of the economy.
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The entrepreneurs who sign up for such pressures may have asked for it.
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But the pressures don't stop with the person who signs the term sheet.
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It's always been resistant to all the pressures to turn into something else.
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It's true: Societal pressures often cause us to hold ourselves to unrealistic standards.
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You had to conform to the external pressures that dictated your daily life.
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HNA expects its funding pressures to ease in the second quarter, Bloomberg said.
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In October, those inflationary pressures appeared strongest in relatively volatile goods and services.
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In the end, Sony claimed market pressures are what led to Vue's demise.
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The political campaigns and pressures already underway offer very promising avenues for change.
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The lobbying world faces new pressures and is under greater scrutiny than ever.
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JP Morgan analysts said they continue to see NIM pressures across UK banks.
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It is not surprising that students should respond to such pressures with protests.
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In fact, his overcentralised autocracy has created pressures that could blow it apart.
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"He just couldn't get there" with all the cross pressures, Mr. Dent said.
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Even limited exceptions could create new political and financial pressures for religious entities.
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To offset ongoing cost pressures, Howden increased prices towards the end of 2016.
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"Wage and price pressures are mounting," Moody's Mark Zandi told me on Thursday.
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Brexiteers claim the decision is a result of pressures on a global industry.
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The two-party system is breaking down because of the pressures of Brexit.
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More construction of for-sale and rental housing will alleviate housing cost pressures.
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I THINK ITS LIKELY WE WILL SEE MORE INFLATIONARY PRESSURES BUT I'M NERVOUS.
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They tested the potential effects of temperature, various ball pressures and battery life.
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Local and central government media outlets also had different pressures, aspirations and resources.
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Mike Coffman, a vulnerable Republican from Colorado facing midterm pressures over immigration issues.
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In turn, that type of "conspicuous consumption" pressures neighbors into spending more themselves.
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On the cost front, price pressures faded some in July, the survey showed.
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The move by Jaguar is a response to those conflicting pressures, executives said.
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Fiscal slippage ahead of the November elections would increase inflationary and financing pressures.
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The pressures of identification can thus lure macroeconomists into bad or narrow theories.
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Brown told me high-speed internet could help alleviate all of these pressures.
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His strength was the ability to not let those pressures undermine his presidency.
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"The external environment remains challenging and underlying cost inflation pressures persist," it said.
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Those cross-pressures highlight the political danger Curbelo faces in the midterm elections.
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Go deeper: Merkel's coalition agrees to migration terms as pressures across EU persist
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I think that the pressures are understandable with the nature of journalism changing.
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Against such a backdrop, inflationary pressures could remain dormant, despite historically low unemployment.
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Hawkish expectations are rising even though inflation pressures have been held at bay.
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Pricing pressures from Boeing and Airbus are a driver of such a deal.
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"Over time, I think you just get used to those pressures," she said.
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That, in turn, has led to rising anti-immigrant political pressures in Spain.
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Coping with the political pressures, and the financial challenges, is a daily struggle.
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But the pressures from the Chinese authorities on Uighurs abroad are also increasing.
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There are no increases for inflation, and lots of pressures for further cuts.
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The result would be more inflation, exacerbating the pressures on consumers and businesses.
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The threat of such pressures has hammered American financial stocks in recent days.
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To ease these pressures, some medical schools have introduced meditation and yoga classes.
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Jared could chat about 22-Down without the normal pressures of small talk.
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It's important to understand all of this, given the pressures of climate change.
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But others, like Peter Langmore, said regionalization would be smart, given economic pressures.
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The economic shock from the coronavirus adds to existing pressures on these companies.
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Historically, such inflationary pressures have been dangerous for populist strongmen like Mr. Erdogan.
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Pressures to privatize and close VA facilities are short-sighted and ill-informed.
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Appreciation pressures on the domestic currency have eased in February and early March.
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Not that the pressures of a high-profile court case haven't affected them.
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But more medications and lower blood pressures are not always better for everyone.
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Mr. Dudley recently talked about the oil industry, climate change pressures and technology.
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Tax bills, by nature complex, are shaped by a galaxy of competing pressures.
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Downward pressures on pricing continues unabated, and is likely to persist, agrees Ridding.
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All of these pressures mean something has to give, and that includes upkeep.
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The silence of the Democratic senators is a reflection of contemporary cultural pressures.
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This is President Pressures Foreign Leader to Find Dirt on His Political Opponent.
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Tens of thousands of Venezuelans have already fled the country, heightening social pressures.
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The business pressures add up to a moment of truth for Mr. Fields.
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Ecuador's exit from the OPEC agreement underscores the pressures on cash-strapped nations.
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We know that it takes time for it to translate into wage pressures.
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We should hardly be surprised that state AGs might react to these pressures.
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Fourteen percent identified regulations and 11% identified materials as their top cost pressures.
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"I expect further pressures there," he said of stocks like Chevron and Exxon.
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The financial pressures only increased after she and Mr. Palmer divorced in 1974.
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A former staffer told The Hill that financial pressures were behind the layoffs.
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But CEOs are subject to pressures and demands for which they can't prepare.
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Stocks continue to climb to record highs and seem to disregard geopolitical pressures.
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The pressures of children and finances finally took its toll on their relationship.
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Certainly, social pressures cause people to feel obligated to become a family caregiver.
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Demographic pressures have been worrying countries across Europe, including Spain, Italy and Germany.
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Even an environmental NGO worker like Alcântara understands the pressures local farmers face.
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But the domestic economy is leading price pressures in the central European country.
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The eight-legged micro-animals can survive extreme pressures, radiation levels, and temperatures.
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The plan was to exploit her musical gifts without the pressures of publicity.
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It's usually helpful to understand what pressures are weighing on the other guy.
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Giertz has never really succumbed to the pressures of the internet content machine.
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Moody's pointed to weaker operating conditions and continued funding pressures for Qatar's banks.
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What sorts of pressures did you face when you were in the House?
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Maybe if it happens when you're very young, you might feel extra pressures.
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Mr. Nauphal argues that these pressures are changing the face of the industry.
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The weakness in profits was in line with broader pressures on Chinese factories.
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It must do all this while containing internal partisan political conflicts and pressures.
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There's no escaping the pressures of the industry and all its attendant constraints.
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But the financial pressures of living together just won't be there for them.
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The fund was facing redemption pressures, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The group, which is listed in London and Johannesburg, had warned on full-year results in October because of cost pressures and currency headwinds but said on Friday that operational performance improvements had countered inflationary pressures in its cost base.
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And in the end, Rachel does break down because of the pressures to be and do everything and to fulfill the expectations of the men around her, pressures that she manages well for years but eventually can no longer cope with.
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"The bigger picture, however, remains one of external cost-pressures easing, with the peak impact on inflation from the referendum-related fall in sterling now behind us, and domestic inflationary pressures continuing to build as slack is absorbed," Carney said.
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But to compete with China, the U.S. needs to eschew threats and raw pressures.
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Mrs Lam will take over an administration that feels overwhelmed by such conflicting pressures.
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U.S. data showed that consumer prices rose in April though price pressures remained tepid.
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Pressures facing commodity exporters also abated after oil prices rose off January 2377 lows.
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Despite the pressures for public companies, he believes corporate America is doing quite well.
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The situation has forced the central bank to hike rates to contain price pressures.
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A continued rise in the size of workers' paychecks will add to inflation pressures.
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Going public might have also put the wrong pressures on the company, Dunn said.
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The incident has sparked a debate on the pressures of fame within the industry.
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Public pressures on financial institutions and industry to close the gap technologically will increase.
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A stronger than expected krona would push down on import process pressures and inflation.
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Now, Khosrowshahi will be beholden to Wall Street's pressures to build a sustainable business.
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The number reflected rising prices on gasoline and other goods, indicating rising inflationary pressures.
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But mounting economic pressures have led some analysts to call for bolder stimulus measures.
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China, meanwhile, is facing the twin pressures of import U.S. tariffs and economic rebalancing.
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Analysts polled also see only a very gradual pick up in price pressures ahead.
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Pressures from the likes of Wal-Mart and Amazon are clearly taking a toll.
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Sanctions and "other" pressures are beginning to have a big impact on North Korea.
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"I'm Persian, so there's always pressures about stuff like marriage or career," Rahmati added.
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Not adopting a tighter monetary stance might rekindle inflationary pressures, which should boost gold.
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Businesses are under mounting regulatory pressures, and that is driving substantial growth in compliance.
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The CBK will likely hold off on further monetary easing until inflationary pressures subside.
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This island haven also let Miró retreat from the pressures of art world notoriety.
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Both jams raised the students' heart rates and blood pressures by the same amount.
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This storm, at least, is losing steam as surface pressures climb back up again.
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"We continue to believe reimbursement pressures will challenge the company's bottom line," Hynes said.
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He pressures the league to fine and even cut players he doesn't personally like.
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Boeing employees have described pressures from their managers to meet deadlines while approving systems.
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Reasons include financial pressures in the industry, and uncertainty about U.S. health care policy.
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Silver also succumbed to the market pressures, hitting a 2-1/2 year low.
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But ever more borrowing leaves China vulnerable, as company blowups add to the pressures.
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" He added of dealing with the pressures of New York: "We need bigger leadership.
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But the decision underlines the pressures that have built in the Indian banking sector.
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Companies are being more accountable of their political spending amid countervailing pressures from Washington.
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In Ricki and the Flash and Tully, those are the pressures placed on mothers.
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Charles Schwab chief executive highlighted those pressures at an investor presentation earlier this month.
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The social pressures on her, too, were much higher than those on other students.
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The cabinet seems divided, and it is subject to countervailing pressures, notably from Europe.
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In the past four years it has stepped in exclusively to counter appreciation pressures.
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Morgan Stanley broke down what the government-created pressures may cost the technology giant.
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On one hand, there's plenty of evidence that financial pressures on retirees are growing.
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Abans' EBITDAR margin contracted almost 400bp in FY17 on lower sales and cost pressures.
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Let's watch Robert Redford begin to crack under the pressures of his presidential campaign.
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Weetabix has faced sluggish economic growth and pricing pressures in its traditional Western markets.
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And, many have considered leaving their places of employment due to intense job pressures.
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So if the pressures of streaming endlessly don't weigh heavily on Blevins, what does?
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The government should have stood up to those pressures, the three U.N. experts said.
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"They [department stores] continue to face pressures from a number of fronts," Perkins said.
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What are some of the pressures associated with becoming — and staying — a sex symbol?
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Fitch expects asset quality pressures to persist in 212000 as operating conditions remain challenging.
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To an extent, the service sector is not subject to the same cyclical pressures.
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They determined decreased competition, tightened corporate governance, and short-term pressures are in play.
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These proposals could alleviate some of the pressures that drive workers toward certain roles.
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Gold is denominated in dollars and a stronger greenback pressures the yellow metal's price.
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Piper Jaffray said it saw competitive pressures for the biotechnology company's multiple sclerosis franchise.
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Boeing is still producing 42 planes a month, despite lawsuits and pressures of test.
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The broader pressures on the Manhattan real estate market show no signs of easing.
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This structure has helped us resist the short term pressures that often hurt companies.
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That quality is unlikely to recede as the pressures of the campaign inexorably mount.
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Iraq, torn by fighting between rival Shia, Sunni, and Kurdish factions, faces similar pressures.
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Instead like appearance pressures, users are influenced by what's going on in wider society.
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The pressures on moderate senators, however, could create future problems for the Trump agenda.
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However, wages edged up only 218.1 percent, easing concerns that inflation pressures were increasing.
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Prices paid, a key measure of inflationary pressures, also rose to 16.1 from 12.9.
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China has allowed its currency to respond somewhat to market pressures since August 2015.
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Even with high oil prices, now at around $80, the industry faces new pressures.
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Those pressures came at the expense of leisure time and sleep, the report found.
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If you don't, cost and efficiency pressures will always drive down quality, he says.
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For big oil companies, which are facing their own pressures, shale nevertheless looks alluring.
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However, he said that there were "clearly pressures" on Middle Eastern and African states.
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Pay pressures, a key determinant of policy for the Bank of England, eased overall.
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I ask Collin about the pressures of working a non-human serial killer case.
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It has since subsided, though rising fruit and vegetable prices have prolonged inflationary pressures.
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That may seem bold, as the regulator pressures cryptocurrency startups for flouting securities rules.
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She and Plaza said the pressures of fame can be a huge turn-off.
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Steer also pointed to forced migration linked to climate pressures as a growing problem.
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It could ease up pressures on London's overburdened infrastructures, its transport, and its housing.
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The robot sutures held up to higher pressures than those made by human surgeons.
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Ultimately, your overall portfolio may benefit from commodities in the wake of inflationary pressures.
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Analysts, however, expect slowing economic growth to keep price pressures in check going forward.
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Since we make zero money doing this, we don't have any of those pressures.
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"We've seen a few normal supply chain pressures on 787," Muilenburg said, citing seats.
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Parenthood Pressures That's partly because the available alternatives aren't exactly a cake walk, either.
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Reunited in London, their relationship is threatened by the extreme pressures of the war.
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"The reality is that cost pressures faced by retailers continue to mount," she said.
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Profitability pressures on these banks are also stronger than in the broader banking sector.
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"Near-term cost pressures are very much an industry concern," Cowen & Co's Becker said.
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Impairment charges might therefore edge higher again, but we expect pressures to be manageable.
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McDonald's executives said they expected labor cost pressures to continue, but declined to elaborate.
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The central bank has said, however, that Malaysia did not face serious deflationary pressures.
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Economists will also be concerned by the strength of inflation pressures now facing builders.
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Banging to possibly the best song of all time came with with its pressures.
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"Tax reform is complex and wrought with many pressures," Hultgren said in a statement.
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There are very significant economic and social pressures pushing them to make those decisions.
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"Global inflationary pressures are expected to rise slowly as spare capacity diminishes," it added.
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He may have been reacting to intra-FBI pressures the public will never understand.
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Snapchat alleviates these pressures, and its most confounding elements are also its greatest strengths.
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Why does it become so difficult to plan as pressures mount in our life?
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Premerger American and US Airways were very different airlines functioning under different competitive pressures.
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I think he's unique in his ability to handle the pressures of New York.
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He said their business could not withstand multiple pressures, including a shortage of wood.
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The BoE thinks inflation pressures are rising despite the sluggish performance of the economy.
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External pressures, like a demanding job, could force people to frequently check their phones.
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Respondents in the survey felt that price pressures were expected to decrease in February.
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The party will end when inflationary pressures help lay the groundwork for a recession.
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Over the past two decades, economic pressures have driven health-care providers to consolidate.
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However, wages edged up only 0.1 percent, easing concerns that inflation pressures were increasing.
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The publicity-shy middlemen have been caught out by the pressures to improve transparency.
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The brewer reiterated its warning about continued economic uncertainty and significant cost pressures ahead.
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But we also believe we will continue to have to deal with price pressures.
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Advocates for lower drug costs, though, say they intend to keep up the pressures.
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Underpinning labor demand has been slow wage growth, which reduces cost pressures for businesses.
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Of course, traditional media organizations face similar pressures to grow audiences and host ads.
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"With the pressures on online advertising, it can't support an entire newsroom," he said.
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"Inflationary pressures are expected to remain muted over the next two years," it said.
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When it comes to financial pressures, some retailers are able to turn the page.
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Despite tax reform pressures, neither traders seemed particularly concerned with the Dow's behavior Thursday.
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Sometimes the pressures of the job can persist even after these guys return home.
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Madonna talked about the pressures of being a music artist who's 60 years old.
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Millennials face a characteristic set of pressures, but older generations experience widespread burnout too.
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However, that tightness should be generating wage pressures, and so far it has not.
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The Saudis' shift is easier to justify because price pressures have abated of late.
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Contrasting with this deceptively benign inflation picture are accelerating price pressures at producer levels.
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Wage growth was weaker than expected given low unemployment and limited domestic inflationary pressures.
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State legislatures would feel similar pressures to adjust regulations to support competitive insurance marketplaces.
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Manu, though, had come to terms with some of these pressures earlier in life.
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Some analysts said any tightening would be designed to keep price pressures in check.
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Some of those pressures come from gossipy female neighbors who are envious, and judgmental.
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"The pressures are latent but it's not yet manifest in our politics," Lee says.
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Others view it as a stay against harsh economic pressures now on the horizon.
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The pressures on college-bound suburban students are AP courses and SAT/ACT scores.
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But Latinos, particularly those who are undocumented immigrants, are disproportionately vulnerable to economic pressures.
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They settle for any paying job, mostly outside their major, because of financial pressures.
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However, the ratings agencies say the country has sufficient buffers to withstand debt pressures.
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Iran's defense minister said on Saturday foreign pressures would not affect Iran's missile program.
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Inflation pressures eased, with operating costs and output charges rising at a slower pace.
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In Chicago, similar pressures have led to a recent boom in Chapter 13 filings.
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In the face of these pressures, maintaining subscriber loyalty takes on even more importance.
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Pricing pressures from Boeing Co and Airbus are one driver of such a deal.
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When his boss pressures him to come out and mingle, he waves him off.
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And it's not just Mexican avocados that could put economic pressures on the chain.
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What's next: Adding to the market pressures is the lingering uncertainty for vertical deals.
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It is a fuller picture of wage pressures than the monthly average hourly earnings.
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So putting a needle in these spots should relieve some pressures and negative emotions.
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Instead of succumbing to the pressures of human activity, some species are rapidly evolving.
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Denial can be powerful and lasting, brought on by societal pressures to be straight.
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Trade pressures have intensified since Washington sharply raised tariffs on Chinese goods in May.
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The tongqi phenomenon doesn't just highlight the pressures felt by homosexual men in China.
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But degrees of dissent don't amount to much amid the structural pressures of Congress.
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FITCH SAYS MONETARY POLICY'S RESPONSE TO GROWTH PRESSURES HAS THUS FAR REMAINED RELATIVELY RESTRAINED
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But the latest spike in trade data discrepancy indicates that outflow pressures are mounting.
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However, traditional Fed thinking is very averse to allowing inflationary pressures to build up.
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Consumer price index data Friday showed surprisingly weak pricing pressures, with June prices unchanged.
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Because you're in the public eye so much, do you have social media pressures?
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The athletic department has not been immune to the pressures of the budget crisis.
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That can only be done by increasing capacity pressures in labor and product markets.
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And because of the high pressures involved, its components are smaller than conventional turbines.
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He opted for reputation, for reprieve from the criticisms and pressures of the establishment.
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Scheduling and delivery pressures required two concurrent full-scale productions in London and Chicago.
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"The pressures for students around test anxiety are both internal and external," she said.
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Ms. Huang Smith is certainly not the only newlywed succumbing to social media pressures.
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Even with this intellectual crush, Gorey needed to withdraw from the pressures of intimacy.
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Bank Negara Malaysia, however, has said the country did not face serious deflationary pressures.
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The resulting controversy became a power struggle fed by enormous financial and political pressures.
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The political pressures are too great, they said, for the case to move forward.
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Facing political and budgetary pressures, an entire school system can slide without strong leadership.
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Young couples are also struggling with economic pressures, including rising housing and education costs.
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"But, there's room for cuts as the dinar remains under appreciation pressures," he said.
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To obtain such "confessions," interrogators in Iran rely heavily on psychological and physical pressures.
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That would undermine central banks' credibility and expose them to even more political pressures.
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Those issues require politicians to balance national or Europe-wide interests against partisan pressures.
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Iran's defense minister said Saturday that foreign pressures would not affect Iran's missile program.
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The ideals of Rojava were often impossible to separate from the pressures of war.
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Our clients are trying to raise their kids under tremendous economic and psychological pressures.
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The financial stakes of the tax debate add immense business lobbying pressures as well.
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It is historically cloistered, presenting significant roadblocks to outsiders — the charts reflect those pressures.
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Therefore, the bureaucrats who run these systems are pretty much insulated from these pressures.
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Despite moderate price pressures, the Fed is expected to raise interest rates next month.
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Uber is far from the only company that pressures its employees into arbitration contracts.
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The pressures that have grown since are being felt in newsrooms around the world.
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In addition, cost pressures from rising shipping expenses and price-sensitive retailers are mounting.
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The president pressures the Justice Department on matters involving criminal cases and civil cases.
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Which is not to say that wire hangers are completely insulated from outside pressures.
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Unless he now wins Nevada and South Carolina, pressures will rise for his exit.
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More and more took to drugs to escape the war's pressures, aimlessness and boredom.
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In 230, with financial pressures mounting, she needed to sell her furniture and jewelry.
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Those pressures were causing me anxiety because I used to struggle with my skin.
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" "Sanctions and 'other' pressures are beginning to have a big impact on North Korea.
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We are now more united and aligned than before, thanks to these external pressures.
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He said new revelations bring "additional pressures" to allow testimony in the Senate trial.
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Although she continued to spend time in New York, she hated the city's pressures.
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Republicans in the holdout states may also not be feeling the same political pressures.
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That same year, Mr. Friedman stepped down, blaming the enormous pressures of the job.
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"We are not immune to the pressures in the individual market," Mr. Schlosser said.
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Asked if trade pressures are showing up in the data, she said, "not yet."
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Pressures from warming conditions have been noticed in other parts of the country too.
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And despite the competitive pressures, network executives say they are willing to be patient.
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She's under a lot of pressures — economically, from the government, from living situations there.
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Add all that up and inflation pressures may start to eat into corporate profits.
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These companies face land-acquisition pressures in higher-tier cities, that pushed up leverage.
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The same social pressures can push people into identities that deny their true selves.
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Absent a firm and sustained commitment to control spending, these budgetary pressures are inexorable.
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But multiple current and former leaders see new pressures eroding the military's apolitical tradition.
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You know, we haven't seen inflationary pressures really emerge, even with very low unemployment.
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Those include longer-term pressures, such as rising seas forcing coastal dwellers to relocate.
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So, too, can being well-suited to handle the pressures particular to your industry.
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Yang is not the only Democratic presidential candidate focused on easing Americans' financial pressures.
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The risk to emerging market growth from currency pressures is not going away immediately.
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The Chinese government urgently needs to address these mounting demographic pressures with systemic reforms.
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Netflix does not face the pressures and dangers that Arab networks and artists do.
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Netflix doesn't face the same pressures and dangers that Arab channels and artists do.
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Do I think their nerves will hold up under the pressures of being president?
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But elsewhere, regulatory and market pressures are creating a tough operating environment for vendors.
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If you can't deal with the pressures of the entertainment business, get off camera.
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Therefore, the bureaucrats who run these systems are pretty much insulated from these pressures.
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But he also acknowledged the considerable pressures he had withstood before reaching this point.
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This registers as a curatorial error, a choice presumably made based on logistical pressures.
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"At present, we do have some external pressures, but those external pressures will help us boost our self-reliance in innovation and accelerate the pace of high-speed development," said Liu, who is also the lead negotiator in the U.S.-China trade talks.
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"As farmers are increasingly exposed to new climate conditions and changing pest pressures, the genetic diversity of wild crop relatives may be essential to breeding new coffee varieties that can withstand these pressures," Mueller, who was not involved with the study, added.
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Restrictive land use policies can contribute to the price pressures generated by homebuyers, speculators and lax credit standards, but history clearly shows that home supply responses alone will not eliminate the risk of substantial price corrections once these demand pressures are withdrawn.
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"If anything, I think certainly auction pressures are playing into the 10-year move, but from the Iran perspective, there's potentially an impact on oil prices and inflation pressures," said Craig Bishop, vice president of U.S. fixed income at RBC Wealth Management.
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Chinese officials, wary of further labor unrest, have sought to ease pressures on the sector.
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"Under the hood, the service is facing significant pressures," says Oya Rieger, arXiv's program director.
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But we need to see the reforms and the populist pressures we will read them.
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They also face further cost pressures from the national minimum wage, business rates and utilities.
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I would say the Fed has maintained its composure in the face of global pressures.
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This is all the more worrying given the long-term pressures on the public finances.
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But some people also perform under those pressures, they get made better by those things.
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These have to face decline in footfall and strong price pressures that compress their margins.
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Scientists studied the nature of metals at high pressures using an incredibly intense laser experiment.
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It lays bare the hypocrisy of the government and pressures the state to scrap it.
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Miraco pressures the government to invest the time, energy and funds to end the shortage.
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But companies are struggling to find regions that will accept them due to environmental pressures.
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What were the evolutionary pressures and environmental conditions that led to gigantism among the dinosaurs?
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The ONS figures also pointed to a continued easing in short-term consumer prices pressures.
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Any spending plans would have to contend with rising budget pressures and an economic slowdown.
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It has faced pressures from international buyers and environmentalists to make the industry more sustainable.
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So social media can definitely put pressures on mothers to perform in a certain way.
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There were a lot of pressures on us to get the can approved and finalized.
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"The global economy is slowing and there's powerful disinflationary pressures," Clarida told CNBC https://www.cnbc.
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Asia's migratory waterbirds face immense pressures, from hunting, pollution, ingested plastic and competition from aquaculture.
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Such increases, if sustained, could fuel inflationary pressures and investors hedged by selling sovereign bonds.
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Participants reported time pressures as the main problem for not following through with the intervention.
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What makes the race for McCain particularly challenging is the conflicting pressures Trump's candidacy creates.
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That means the station's programmers do not feel the ratings pressures that bedevil terrestrial radio.
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It is also a time of rising economic pressures, and of heightened fears of terrorism.
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As a former Islamic extremist, Deen knows the pressures she will face reintegrating into society.
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"We are dying under these pressures and a lack of solutions from officials," Ghasemi said.
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To boot, inflationary pressures in developed economies like the U.S., Europe and Japan remain low.
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In Asia, central banks are not signaling anything major and there's no inflationary pressures whatsoever.
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PRICE PRESSURES FOR UK SERVICES FIRMS AND MANUFACTURERS FALL TO LOWEST LEVEL SINCE 2016 - BCC
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As it rose into lower air pressures, it would expand into a squat pumpkin shape.
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Vaynerchuk also often preaches in his daily vlogs about the societal pressures young people face.
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"It's like hazing," she says of the pressures placed on up-and-coming female comics.
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ROSENGREN SAYS ACHIEVING MEDIUM-RUN PROSPERITY CAN DIFFER FROM SHORTER-TERM PRESSURES ON ELECTED OFFICIALS
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And when we look at the inflation pressures, you know, this is a global thing.
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The "Ex's and Oh's" Grammy nominee felt pressures to measure up to conventional beauty standards.
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Broader statewide pressures to reduce the number of those incarcerated may also be a factor.
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Inflationary pressures are high with year on year CPI inflation increased to 21750% in December.
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In one essay, my conclusion speaks about making myself the top priority despite outside pressures.
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Telstra is conducting a review of its capital allocation as a result of the pressures.
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We must change the system that creates the pressures that result in such bad medicine.
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It's not about the age, it's about the pressures and stresses of being a woman.
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The central bank had to tighten its monetary policy in order to resist inflationary pressures.
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And he believes that we can begin to counteract these cultural pressures starting earlier on.
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Commercial and civil engineering activity continued to contract, despite a marked easing in cost pressures.
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We expect the sector to report strong results despite competitive pressures and persistently low yields.
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In oil markets, prices gave up initial gains on Friday amid pressures concerning global oversupply.
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PART 1 : INSULAR HASIDIC JEWS STRUGGLE TO PRESERVE CUSTOMS AS LEGAL AND SOCIAL PRESSURES BUILD
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The March producer price index, a glimpse of pipeline price pressures, is scheduled for Thursday.
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He went from that to the pressures of living in the shadow of his father.
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Inflation pressures will be key to determining the Federal Reserve's course ahead with interest rates.
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The recovery will boost underlying price pressures, London-based Capital Economics said in a report.
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While pressures on labor resources are mounting, they are doing so very slowly, Dudley said.
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The presentation "Georgian Banking Sector: Banks Well Positioned to Withstand Pressures" is available at www.fitchratings.
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First, Disney can absorb Netflix's existential financial pressures in a way Netflix alone never can.
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"The pressures are coming," said Rohan Walsh, a portfolio manager at Karara Capital in Melbourne.
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The RBA estimates full employment at 4.5% - the level at which wage pressures could emerge.
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There was new evidence of emerging price pressures in surveys of manufacturing out on Tuesday.
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Do you view the conditions as too little inflationary impulse or too much deflationary pressures?
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So investors need to be leery of individual stocks that will suffer under various pressures.
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But rising inflation and capital outflow pressures could present new challenges as the economy recovers.
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The company said it was hit by inflationary pressures, including tariffs and a strong dollar.
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Upbeat Chinese trade numbers on Friday added to a sense that inflationary pressures were stirring.
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The Zoey 101 starlet also felt the pressures of her post as a role model.
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With a cold six-pack of beers, he finds creative inspiration away from daytime pressures.
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She said Zimroth should monitor the NYPD to ensure that these pressures are not reinstituted.
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The pressures of raising three children as a single parent are heightened in this movie.
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They also might add "inflationary pressures in the economy" that could prolong sluggish economic growth.
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Manufacturers reported paying more for raw materials, further evidence that inflation pressures are building up.
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However, it also reflects the bank's weak, albeit improving, asset quality and some profitability pressures.
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The world faces environmental pressures that have never quite come together as they do today.
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"The regulatory and competitive pressures have eased up a bit," said Intercam analyst Alik Garcia.
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What kind of pressures were the largely white police force under to solve this case?
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But for a core measure of producer price pressures, cost gains slowed, the data showed.
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In the past, he had to deal with Bill Clinton and Obama's pressures for peace.
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Inflationary pressures in the developed world remain muted, but economic textbooks suggest not for long.
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Despite the solid growth, the economy was still not generating much wage or price pressures.
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They also found evidence that other ancient evolutionary pressures still operate in comparatively modern populations.
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They were an escape from the pressures many of us experienced living on the mainland.
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They noted a lack of wage pressures that could be tied to more fundamental causes.
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The pressures put on them by continued exposure to antibiotics increase their pace of evolution.
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They are about the intense pressures and power struggles that are borne in extreme intimacies.
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Community or cultural pressures can chill a society in ways no legal system can overcome.
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Try experimenting with different pressures and temperatures until you find what works best for you.
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"I can't even pretend to know the pressures that Dr. Frieden is under," she said.
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There are a convergence of fundamental pressures pushing and pulling on the price of crude.
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Given that inflationary pressures are relatively subdued, AMRO said policymakers have some room for maneuver.
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Chief Financial Officer Uday Baldota said competitive pressures also continued to affect the U.S. business.
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Operational metrics confirm these pressures with both net customer additions and ARPU experiencing ongoing declines.
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Full-blown hypertension in children is defined as pressures in the 95th percentile and above.
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"The retail environment remains challenging, with continued pressures on sales," Sears said in a statement.
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Vast reservoirs of this resource are found where high pressures and low temperatures combine -- i.e.
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Learning to tune out the pressures of the job is a skill developed through training.
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Asian stocks had wilted overnight as surging oil prices reignited investors' fears of inflationary pressures.
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The company said currency pressures that had held back its performance were starting to ease.
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What are these pressures that my family and my parents want for me to do?
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Pressures are mounting for boutique fitness companies — and experts say we're beginning to see casualties
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These pressures have increased since the market shock of the British vote to leave Europe.
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It offers all the fun of an ordinary prom, but without its pressures and expectations.
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What are things that might get automated out of existence or face new competitive pressures?
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Free public education will add to those pressures, said Christopher Collins, an analyst at Moody's.
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That, combined with the mounting pressures of fame, prompted Lavigne to take her own life.
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Survey respondents felt that price pressures were expected to increase in the next three months.
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A series of downbeat retail surveys suggests inflation pressures are starting to weigh on households.
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Robbins cited similar global pressures when speaking to analysts on Wednesday's post-earnings conference call.
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These costs, in particular those associated with exclusive sports programming, have shown unhealthy inflationary pressures.
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It said this was "in response to the current challenging economic environment and competitive pressures".
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But in Japan, one service is taking the pressures of social media to the extreme.
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A stronger-than-expected reading on price pressures could trigger a fresh wave of selling.
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After all, over time, government is likely to do less directly due to fiscal pressures.
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With a cold six-pack of beers, he finds creative inspiration away from daytime pressures.
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"We think domestic pressures and constraints will drive both sides towards further escalation," they warned.
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However the sale did not change the underlying pressures facing the group's sprawling education business.
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Factory price pressures continued to rise sharply, - something that may concern Bank of England officials.
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Chances are that cultural pressures may stifle your confidence to take the time you need.
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Nowhere can the pressures of the youth bulge be felt as profoundly as in India.
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What it's about: A rising pop star starts to succumb to the pressures of fame.
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But expecting one person to be everything to you is unrealistic, and creates unnecessary pressures.
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The bioreactors can simulate the biomechanical pressures that ensure an organ functions properly, Matheu said.
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It may also reflect the resource pressures of the migration and refugee crises in Europe.
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But a decision based on activists' pressures is a decision that often ignores real science.
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Rising capacity pressures are projected to promote a pick-up in business investment, it added.
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And since that study was published, many of the same courtroom pressures have held strong.
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The kingdom has coordinated with Russia, which is also increasing production, further relieving price pressures.
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As a result, his vote is shielded from the political pressures faced by his peers.
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That's as the French government, faced with deficit-cutting pressures, has slashed funding for culture.
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"These pressures are unacceptable, we'll let Amazon know," Le Maire told France Inter radio station.
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As the lira struggles, many analysts say the economic pressures are reaching a breaking point.
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As the pressures mounted, Mr. Wu was detained last year by Chinese authorities, without explanation.
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