Many more factors come into play, such as prevailing atmospheric circulation patterns including possible changes to the prevailing winter jet stream.
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The prevailing wisdom says you should negotiate, but according to bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, the prevailing wisdom is wrong.
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"Trump could probably increase prevailing wages for H-1Bs by changing the current definition of prevailing wage or how it's calculated without congressional approval," Noorani says.
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As he told The Cincinnati Enquirer in 2012, "The key to prevailing as a minority in a segregated, oppressive society is to not let the prevailing stereotypes define who you are."
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The prevailing wisdom was that you can't trust city folk.
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The prevailing atmosphere wasn't one of danger but of possibility.
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The prevailing opinion was one of surprise and not revulsion.
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"You know, finally, truth is prevailing," Damiano said through interpreter.
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Pradhan said India does not support the prevailing high price.
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We can't all be fighting the prevailing orthodoxy, can we?
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But the prevailing culture in the entire institute is bad.
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That is above the prevailing price of $70 a barrel.
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After the financial crisis, low prevailing rates compressed this margin.
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Let's briefly reframe the prevailing narrative of The Parent Trap.
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SARA EISEN: But that's not the prevailing view right now.
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For example, Indiana repealed its prevailing wage law in 2015.
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But just last week, Michigan repealed its prevailing wage law.
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In effect, they are unaccountable by the prevailing industry standard.
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This year, the prevailing attitude toward the ACA has changed.
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Williams's defenders had always been dissenters from the prevailing order.
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There's the prevailing wind, but it's modified by the architecture.
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The prevailing winds aren't strong enough to shape the dunes.
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But what should be prevailing policy often doesn't reflect reality.
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One source of such confusion was the prevailing economic orthodoxy.
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But it reflects what seems to be a prevailing mood.
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But ultimately, prevailing in court may not be the goal.
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But the prevailing mood is one of mystery and dread.
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The prevailing wisdom suggests a straightforward solution: Start by asking.
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Yet the prevailing view of Japan's demographic future is grim.
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The prevailing shenanigans foster cynicism, which is already deep enough.
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At least that was the prevailing feeling after Thursday's game.
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The prevailing expectation is that he's determined to bite somebody.
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Last week's tariff rollout was subject to those prevailing winds.
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He also vigorously challenged the prevailing view on climate change.
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There was a prevailing sense that too much was distasteful.
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Every choice contributes to setting prevailing values: What gets supported?
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The prevailing idea is that it happened in Mesoamerica, Zarrillo explains.
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The prevailing explanation seemed to be that men perceive colors differently.
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"We told you so," is the prevailing message among Tehran's conservatives.
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What are we looking at in the universe-building that's prevailing?
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In the Indian Ocean, the prevailing winds flip back and forth.
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Speed limits are set at the 85th percentile of prevailing speeds.
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There have basically been two prevailing camps on the ARM switch.
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There is this prevailing sense that Maiolino has found some serenity.
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So, what is prevailing authority regarding what Cohen did to Trump?
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It was their own protest—against the prevailing whiteness of pageants.
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It sees misogyny as a bold rebellion against the prevailing culture.
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Prevailing Islamic belief reinforces intermarriage, although it happens among Christians too.
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That's a prevailing theme of the series' latest run, released Friday.
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The other prevailing explanations are hard to fix or even prove.
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The prevailing point of view was that women had no history.
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They were also more successful, prevailing in two World Cup championships.
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Truth, justice and the American way are prevailing throughout the land.
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Politicians, contrary to prevailing wisdom, are not, by and large, dumb.
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But then again, prevailing wages in Seattle were high to begin.
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The prevailing notion is that cities are anything but human habitats.
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There are some signs that the Democrats' ground game is prevailing.
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The prevailing candidate would be determined "by lot," Ms. Miller said.
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The prevailing criticism of Brookner is that her work is repetitive.
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Mr. Kelly summed up the prevailing mood in the West Wing.
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But today, the prevailing interest-rate environment is anything but normal.
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That war culminated, in 1996, with one faction prevailing: the Taliban.
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Oberweis got 25.6 percent of the vote, prevailing over state Sen.
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The value of a bond generally depends on prevailing interest rates.
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But the odds of his prevailing have turned drastically against him.
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He is also wary of the prevailing narrative around demand strength.
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The prevailing fear has been of falling rates forecasting a recession.
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Washington (CNN)It's a prevailing assumption: Black Americans will reliably forgive.
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From there the neuron doctrine spread, replacing the prevailing reticular theory.
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Stephenson told CNBC the dispute could hurt Comcast's chances of prevailing.
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The liberalizing forces of civil society and market economics are not prevailing.
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Blacks who challenged prevailing laws often found themselves jailed, beaten or worse.
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Remember, President Trump is someone without any prevailing conservative or liberal ideology.
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The prevailing opinion is that the sculptures contain more dazzle than depth.
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There is prevailing optimism across the economy which bodes well for 2000.
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The other prevailing theory about Maeve's daughter goes the Occam's Razor route.
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But now he is on the wrong side of most prevailing trends.
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The residents' apartments were roomy and well-furnished by prevailing Soviet standards.
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But this is the current prevailing thinking about what the rules mean.
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The prevailing risk off mood did not bode well for antipodean currencies.
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The prevailing joke is that the twins would probably overshadow North West.
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Having said that, there is some cause for confidence, despite prevailing circumstances.
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The prevailing fan theory is that Victor burned down the she shed.
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The prevailing theory holds that Victor deliberately burned down Cheryl's treasured retreat.
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There are different prevailing Jewish political positions in the world, both authentic
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Although the movie suited the prevailing anxious mood, few reviewers were impressed.
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Riding on the prevailing culinary winds, trattoria spores drifted far and wide.
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Let's just say that in Mr. Weigh's reworking, the prevailing whimsy works.
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What Boston isn't, at least according to prevailing wisdom, is October-ready.
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Most followed the prevailing Provençal fashion: rosés the color of pale onionskin.
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The prevailing tone around the set was that everyone felt very lucky.
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CFOs also tend to follow the prevailing sentiment rather than buck it.
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Ms. Shestakovskaia isn't alone in pushing back against the prevailing tidy aesthetics.
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I have two prevailing and unrelated fears that dovetailed during this time.
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Macron has to erect a barrier against the prevailing global cultural upheaval.
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The prevailing pattern is growing out, not up, although with notable exceptions.
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You enter through a dull concourse; the prevailing aesthetic is Death Star.
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The prevailing political orthodoxy he embraced favored one-party states, not democracy.
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But Adams's approach—so far from the prevailing taste—can still surprise.
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The prevailing mood is one of suffering: pilgrimages, confinement, penance and death.
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Companies should have no goal but maximizing profit, the prevailing wisdom went.
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The need for a fun-house-mirror take on prevailing rap trends?
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Regardless, it is now prevailing wisdom that a wage boost is coming.
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Contrary to the prevailing narrative, health care reform is alive and progressing.
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"'How did that happen?' is still the prevailing sentiment," Mr. Schreiber said.
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The prevailing sentiment among elected Democrats has been quite skeptical of impeachment.
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The category of stocks that captures the prevailing euro-misery best is banks.
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" They added that gains in the pound is "limited by the prevailing uncertainty.
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Fantasy, which established that prevailing defendants can be eligible for a fee award.
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Prevailing wisdom has held that a PG-13 rating will draw wider crowds.
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Several students reported that Cruz had a prevailing interest in knives and guns.
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But starting in the 21980s, economists began to question the prevailing antitrust orthodoxy.
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Beal expressed the prevailing thinking in Washington's locker room following the tough loss.
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In publishing, the prevailing cliché is of the masculine genius producing serious literature.
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Conyers frequently swam against the prevailing political currents during his time in Congress.
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This kind of cognitive dissonance was the prevailing subtext of Apple's 2018 keynote.
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But Sessions and Miller are prevailing — their policy remains largely intact for now.
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They were too 'fat' was the prevailing wisdom of fashion at the time.
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Though it goes against the theory that's been prevailing for a long time.
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In western Europe this is the prevailing wind, and brings almost any weather.
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Democratic leaders keep prevailing in budget negotiations by defending things that Americans want.
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Professor Klein explains that there are two prevailing approaches to solving this problem.
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This probability is slightly more auspicious for the Democrats than prevailing opinion suggests.
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"The prevailing sentiment is, why haven't we heard from Mark?" the employee said.
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Brown takes over as Dany's prevailing palette, though her dress style remains consistent.
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It cited "prevailing negative cyclical effects", like low volatility, as the main obstacle.
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As a result, pricing is just working off the prevailing monthly inflation rate.
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This resulted in national perspectives prevailing over EU-wide interests, the auditors said.
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Politicians will tack with the prevailing winds to ensure they stay in office.
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It was a prediction that went against the prevailing idea at the time.
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First, employers compete to attract the best possible workers at prevailing wage rates.
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This prevailing attitude, and the resulting lack of women in tech, is discouraging.
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Although the Y.P.G. was prevailing militarily, the Obama Administration remained leery of it.
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Frieze London felt particularly woozy this year, perhaps because of a prevailing seriousness.
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Behind this sense of dehumanization is a related, prevailing sense of being marginalized.
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The prevailing thinking is that volume is down because there is more risk.
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They had signaled a willingness to settle after prevailing in court on Friday.
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The prevailing mood tends toward the puritanical, with the viewer's pleasures carefully monitored.
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"The prevailing narrative is that retail is dead," said Sonshine, who believes otherwise.
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Added to which, the prevailing moral climate is more lax for European women.
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Those prevailing narratives then, in turn, provide the foundation for forecasts and expectations.
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The prevailing rhetoric fearing the demise of Japan's pacifism is often a hyperbole.
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The Twins ended up prevailing, giving each team a win in the series.
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The industry "should not violate any rule prevailing as of today", they said.
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"Statistically, we'll certainly acknowledge that those are the prevailing trend lines," Walter said.
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Another quarter-point reduction in borrowing costs is the prevailing forecast among economists.
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The winning bids were on average more than half the prevailing market price.
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The episode was a rare, public rebuttal of a prevailing trend in China.
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To Mr. Meador, these wines more naturally reflect Texas than the prevailing style.
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Prospects for Trump prevailing in the cases at the D.C. Circuit look grim.
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He ran, too, against prevailing notions that the economy was in strong shape.
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The plight of Appalachia becomes a prevailing cause every other decade or so.
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The newspaper headline writers left no doubt about the prevailing sentiment on Monday.
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But the guide is inextricably part of tradition, and reflects the prevailing norms.
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Trump likely knows that, overall, his interests are prevailing at this Supreme Court.
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Prevailing narratives portray the American people as sharply divided on nearly every issue.
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When stolid Tom Brokaw was the prevailing type, Olbermann was angry and sanctimonious.
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The prevailing view of millennials being politically apathetic clouded the clear signs — i.e.
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The commissioners and the convention operated under then-prevailing rules of agency law.
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They lost 2016 under the prevailing political dynamic; now Trump is President Trump.
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The measured confidence prevailing on Wall Street came despite the confusion in Washington.
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Workers may be most vulnerable in areas where prevailing wages are relatively low.
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What occurred was a combination of both types, with the colour black prevailing.
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Does it represent the splash of humanity prevailing inside a seemingly diabolical character?
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Wrong. But that was the prevailing thought amongst sports fans and armchair potatoes.
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We are in an unsubtle age, and the prevailing makeup trend eloquently mirrors this.
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Nintendo has never been afraid to go against the grain of prevailing industry trends.
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This allowed me to analyze the deficiencies of the prevailing theories guiding institutional investors.
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The benchmark 10-year JGB was untraded, reflecting the prevailing wait-and-see mood.
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This is highly unlikely in light of the prevailing regulatory environment, in our view.
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That presents a significant problem for prevailing institutions, but also for conventional macroeconomic wisdom.
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That principle seems to be prevailing over some individual companies' apprehension about the legislation.
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U.S. economic data published on Wednesday underscored the prevailing bullish view on the economy.
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IBM fought a similar epic federal antitrust suit from 1969 to 1982, ultimately prevailing.
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By spurning the rat race, they hope to raise "fundamental questions" about prevailing values.
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Back in Portsmouth, the difficulty of prevailing in a naval race is vividly illustrated.
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While Russia hasn't admitted to the hack, the prevailing opinion points to Russian involvement.
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Mercedes-Benz is a good example of the prevailing carmaker philosophy at the moment.
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It is hard to dream big dreams when the prevailing economic sentiment is fear.
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And then there&aposs always, you know, there is the prevailing bias against him.
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He, like Bill Clinton afterward, was seen as too accommodating to the prevailing consensus.
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The prevailing assumption was that Atlanta's crime numbers would skyrocket, but they did not.
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The rise of populist movements indicates that a prevailing world view is breaking down.
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Trump is trying to reverse the prevailing trend by rewriting President Barack Obama's policies.
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But the prevailing view is that the purity law has stifled German beer innovation.
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In truth, empirical research gives no evidence that prevailing wage requirements have these effects.
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It also suggests most Americans don't understand that sexual harassment is a prevailing problem.
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Prevailing blacks, whites, and pale blues, with purple accents, imposed a gently rhythmic unity.
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"The odds of Trump prevailing at the Supreme Court are quite high," Turley said.
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Our neighbors don't want to work under farm conditions for the prevailing pay scale.
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But Vietnam's past quarter-century means that it has a decent chance of prevailing.
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The prevailing view in the industry is that Netflix will be hard to dislodge.
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According to the prevailing wisdom, 2023 was the turning point in the Middle East.
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They are also supposed to pay guest workers the prevailing wage Americans would earn.
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Where society lands on these issues has always depended on prevailing attitudes toward poverty.
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Data forecasting site FiveThirtyEight gives Trump about a 1-in-3 chance of prevailing.
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Capital is not conspiratorial but takes no chances, whatever the prevailing rate of interest.
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BLANKFEIN: I THINK THAT THINGS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN THE PREVAILING SENTIMENT WOULD INDICATE.
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When it comes to proper makeup application, there are several prevailing schools of thought.
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The prevailing theory is that there is a subsurface layer of briny water ice.
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Between the lines: The prevailing theory among Trump aides and alumni is pretty simple.
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Regardless of the prevailing narrative among users, 2C-B does come with its negatives.
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This made sense to me but was at odds with the prevailing media narrative.
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The federal government is also required to quantify environmental damages under prevailing executive orders.
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But despite a prevailing silence on political matters, they are not a monolithic group.
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We're supposed to cheer the Christian forces prevailing over the Saracens and their religion.
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Experts have questioned prevailing guidance in Western countries that dismisses the need for masks.
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In my view, he practically invented the prevailing form of the philosophical op-ed.
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The villain in Sim's story is neoliberalism, the prevailing economic ideology of our time.
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The prevailing theory at the time was that lives followed eight stages of development.
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But he didn't conform to the prevailing equipment trend then, and he still doesn't.
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But it hardly disproved the prevailing claim that the police had administered consequences selectively.
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South Africa's finance ministry said the downgrade would add to prevailing financial market stress.
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The prevailing business model at companies like Facebook and Google simply won't allow it.
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In this moment, melody has become central, and youthful freedom is the prevailing spirit.
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Somewhat surprisingly given the prevailing political tides, greenhouse gas emissions actually fell last year.
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Consequently, they said, she had extensive responsibilities for the prevailing conditions and human rights.
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He also supported a bill exempting prevailing wage be paid on school building projects.
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Think about ways to diversify by adding counterweights to prevailing or existing trends. Wrong.
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Prevailing in the close contest means mobilizing key constituencies for both Saccone and Lamb.
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There is also the prevailing idea that things are done better in Westernized countries.
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Money clearly communicates the still-prevailing attitude: that writing is not a real job.
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She started 2019 on a high note, prevailing in the tuneup event in Sydney.
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At the beginning of the 1960s, the prevailing wisdom was only slightly less dire.
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The prevailing conclusion until recently had been that rising air temperatures were causing the melt.
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The authors also cite concerns about prevailing underwriting standards and credit quality on such loans.
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And if one brand ends up prevailing, maybe that's just the way the cookie crumbles.
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But Boepple believes it is an accurate representation of prevailing western attitudes towards public lands.
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Strong El Niño events can reverberate globally, altering prevailing weather patterns from California to Indonesia.
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As moist air is cooler than dry air, this in turn affected the prevailing winds.
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And in the policy context prevailing 150 to 250 years ago, that was probably true.
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He congratulated Cruz on prevailing in Texas, calling it "an excellent win" for his rival.
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If the measure fails, it'll reinforce a prevailing notion that carbon prices are politically unpopular.
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And yet the prevailing view among pundits is that Russia is indeed back in Asia.
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Unsurprisingly, prevailing trends have brought financial pains to many big motorcycle makers, including Harley Davidson.
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Some instructors, against the prevailing mood of students, have urged patience with the established order.
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The glaciers are formed by prevailing westerly winds dumping snow in a high-altitude basin.
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You do that by looking into situations where the prevailing feeling is, 'Oh, my God.
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The prevailing scientific opinion now, however, is that this origin story does not pass muster.
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After that, each successive period invented its own American dream according to the prevailing conditions.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The prevailing feeling has been one of newness for the Golden State Warriors.
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Prevailing thought was to dig wells or treat the remaining contaminated water sources with chemicals.
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It's no secret that size is a prevailing issue for most New York City apartments.
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First, they need to ignore the prevailing angry explanations that are all off the mark.
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The prevailing theory, as you might imagine: London is the setting of Watch Dogs 3.
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The prevailing theory is that most of Earth's water was delivered by asteroids and comets.
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"You can't provide 10 blue links by voice," Tunstall-Pedoe says, echoing prevailing industry sentiment.
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And the biggest, most prevailing example of this kind of failure is the food festival.
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"They were too 'fat' was the prevailing wisdom of fashion at the time," Razek said.
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They won the PAC-12 championship, prevailing in one of Division I's top basketball conferences.
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Well, for a start, anyone who opposes the prevailing political order in the courted countries.
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Some cheap gas bulls are frustrated that they're view is no longer the prevailing sentiment.
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Employers must pay prevailing wages and be prevented from subcontracting or outsourcing H-1B jobs.
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The prevailing opinion, at least among the liberal entertainment set, is that it shouldn't happen.
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The other prevailing theory is that cargo-carrying Tesla-Semi Trucks will operate in platoons.
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The prevailing winds buffet the president but he resists the storm of research and opinion.
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In a world where sex is the prevailing currency, this makes feminine gay men worthless.
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In the prevailing social climate of the time, they were typically described as merely roommates.
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And the prevailing strategy of "Run, Hide, and Fight" needs tweaking to reflect new data.
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He challenged both the Keynesian backbone of macroeconomics and a prevailing belief in efficient markets.
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She said the court also deviated from prevailing clinical standards in considering his adaptive functioning.
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Facing the prevailing antidemocratic winds of the present moment, that alone is cause for optimism.
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It does not appear to have been the prevailing practice in the Russia collusion investigation.
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The prevailing myth is that our current immigration detention system helps protect the United States.
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One could argue that it's an important dissent from the prevailing art of its time.
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Serious discussion resumed: Chechnya, Ukraine, Crimea, Afghanistan, Syria, the US and the prevailing world order.
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But if they were not, we are going to follow up under the prevailing regulations.
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The prevailing dynamics of red-carpet dressing strongly favor actresses who fit into sample sizes.
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Some bookmakers have cited suspicious patterns of betting, especially on Bran prevailing at the end.
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But her draw to the material and its private meaning for her ended up prevailing.
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What do you think is the prevailing attitude of the people involved with the protests?
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Critics said that they demonstrated a prevailing attitude in the Louisiana justice system toward prisoners.
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The authors confirm the prevailing theory that lawn tennis was invented in 1874 by Maj.
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This is a young Texas, about which there is a prevailing myth: It doesn't vote.
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Vegas (51-83-7, 109 points) made a habit out of prevailing over tough opponents.
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One of the prevailing ideas in astronomy is that our solar system formed in chaos.
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Complicating this further is the ubiquity of American hip-hop as the prevailing youth culture.
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But the pollution is carried eastward by the prevailing winds, leading to more deaths elsewhere.
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In the prevailing interpretation of that ruling, favorable termination means an affirmative finding of innocence.
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" Twitter personality darth, summing up the prevailing response to the tweet, replied to Trump: "agreed.
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Suddenly, despite our heroes prevailing, it seems they're now worse off than when they began.
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And that -- the mystery, the waiting -- is the meta-narrative prevailing over all the rest.
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Exxon Mobil has denied the allegations, saying its positions have always aligned with prevailing science.
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The counter is there is scant evidence the prevailing approach is working at the top.
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There was a prevailing sentiment that, just like the last bubble, this would eventually pass.
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Prevailing anti-Muslim sentiment worldwide has heightened prejudice, with social media playing a corrosive role.
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Point by point, close inspection reveals the prevailing arguments on both sides are fundamentally flawed.
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"Darkest Hour" was about standing up for what's moral even when it contravenes prevailing wisdom.
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Like Walsh, Weld and Sanford are skilled at changing their politics with the prevailing winds.
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Fitch believes that prevailing market and regulatory conditions are an incentive for M&A activity.
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The key is sticking close then prevailing deep into each set, and having deep belief.
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It's also an interesting counterpoint to some of the prevailing narratives around Sanders and Warren.
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Every family history includes such stories of survival, of prevailing against great suffering and despair.
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Prevailing climate policies presume we will simply abandon fossil fuels and the existing energy system.
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There's a prevailing sentiment that beach and island resorts contribute to erosion and environmental destruction.
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As troubling as that is, it's relatively finite, at least according to the prevailing wisdom.
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"The magistrate correctly found that the plaintiffs were not the prevailing parties," Mr. Staver said.
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The conservative actor sees the prevailing political winds in Hollywood as oppressive, rather than liberating.
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Regardless of Biden's popularity, Warren may end up prevailing on some Democrats to support her.
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I sought out Tuff this week, curious about her thoughts on the prevailing national discussion.
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In the prevailing climate of fear, the economy plummeted, expats left the country in droves.
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For example, he would offer a worker being studied a much higher wage than the prevailing market wage in order to test worker capability and task performance under different conditions, and if possible, push prevailing views about what workers could accomplish and increase productivity.
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Some companies have tried to raise awareness about the prevailing fee structure and compete on price.
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Roy Cooper narrowly won the state in 93, which gives Democrats hopes about prevailing statewide again.
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The dolls grew so popular, they're now one of the most prevailing symbols of the country.
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"I don't believe it will stop the prevailing growth of the global migrant segment," Dvilinskas said.
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The new contracts will 'establish a linkage between prevailing oil prices and cost recovery', Ameedi said.
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Knowing that their job security is dependent upon the prevailing political winds could affect their judgment.
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That is a strong evolutionary pressure to conform to the prevailing social norm, whatever it is.
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It is usually found in uptrends as a continuation pattern that slopes against the prevailing trend.
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For the time being the prevailing view in Bangkok is that the succession will eventually proceed.
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Second, the prevailing mood of the moment is the opposite: A loose confederation of nation states.
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Even this works to Microsoft's benefit, given current prevailing money-flow trends into passive index funds.
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Between the lines: The new benchmark rate could be the prevailing one for the foreseeable future.
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While the commission vehemently denies it, Fahrenkopf acknowledged the prevailing sensitivity about political elites obstructing outsiders.
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Four short years later, "Russia, Russia, Russia" seems to be the prevailing shouts from Capitol Hill.
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That's long been the prevailing narrative, but with the Surface and the Surface Book, things changed.
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This building is a classy departure from the prevailing aesthetic, with dark glass accented by bronze.
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Despite this, he still found that water is be a prevailing surface feature in most cases.
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Rather, Egypt features a self-reinforcing set of political institutions that reflect the prevailing social order.
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There was a narrative and a kind of prevailing orthodoxy and it was almost altogether untrue.
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To me, it's up there with hip-hop or jazz as a prevailing American art form.
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Why this matters: The quote above crystallizes a prevailing sentiment among seasoned establishment Republicans in Washington.
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The prevailing theory is that the data was stolen by a nation-state for spying purposes.
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The coupon resets after that point to 220.5bp over the prevailing five-year mid-swaps rate.
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"CEOs are reacting to the prevailing uncertainty with contingency planning," said Simon Collins, KPMG UK chairman.
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The prevailing takeaway is one of science gone wrong and the dangers of pursuing the unnatural.
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Decades later, Haggard was still being name-checked as an authentic alternative to prevailing Nashville sounds.
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Prevailing rhetoric reveals that most people, regardless of their political leanings, want reform rather than revolution.
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The core challenge is that prevailing fossil fuel-dependent "sociotechnical systems" have developed over many decades.
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Thus, today's prevailing question is far less about a still unproven alliance between Moscow and Trump.
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He sued for the difference between that price and the $51.59 price prevailing in May 2007.
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Republican leaders in both chambers hope this becomes the prevailing them of the next nine weeks.
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Prevailing trends have never jibed with the composer anyways, and in fact he actively avoids them.
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He took the prevailing opticality of the early 1960s into an entirely new and unexpected place.
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The prevailing attitude seems to favor a cautious approach to VR/AR for the near-term.
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It turned out that virtually none of the construction workers were being paid the prevailing wages.
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Next year many will offer their produce to other retailers, but their prevailing mood is fear.
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Carolina and Columbus split four meetings last season, with the home team prevailing each time. 2.
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The prevailing free-trade consensus needs a strong dose of concern for suffering communities and groups.
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Expect that to be the prevailing theme of Season 2 and a strong one at that.
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All authentic artists buck prevailing norms and develop, on their own, what matters in their art.
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It aims to provide a snapshot of his psyche and the prevailing concerns in his writing.
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That suggests ChemChina now has a better than 60 percent chance of prevailing, on Breakingviews estimates.
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The poor-prosperous characterization also sees unchangeable reality in what are only currently prevailing economic conditions.
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If you buy into the prevailing in-house theory, the answer to that question is yes.
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To the contrary, studies have shown that public opinion tends to react against prevailing government policies.
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A prevailing myth is that older people are less comfortable with technology than their younger counterparts.
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Bond returns have a single dominant source, the interest rates prevailing when the bonds are purchased.
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The coupon is paid partly in cash and partly in principal, depending on prevailing coal prices.
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Of course, it's more complicated than that, but at UFC 217, that was the prevailing message.
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But, despite all prevailing evidence to the contrary, mental illness is still the scapegoat of choice.
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" Sandro Ferri, Ms. Ferrante's publisher, summed up the prevailing mood in the Italian book world: "Enough.
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The prevailing view was that no bacterium could thrive in the acidic environment of the stomach.
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The prevailing logic in TV for 60 years was, if it works, don't fuck with it.
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Many evangelicals expressed their support as a matter of spiritual kinship rather than prevailing over Palestinians.
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Not everyone embraces this code of conduct either, but it seems to be prevailing so far.
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The prevailing impetus to oppose abortion is to punish the woman who doesn't want the child.
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The exhibit challenges the prevailing, romantic narrative found in essays and critiques done mostly by men.
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The prevailing view at the federal Justice Department is that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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And why do its investors believe it will sail counter to the prevailing winds in media?
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Prevailing in some red districts may require, at minimum, tempering the party's progressivism on social issues.
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The prevailing hypotheses are that they died out because of competition from monkeys and environmental changes.
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For decades, the prevailing belief was engagement with China would make China more like the West.
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Zeid called for civilians to be protected and for the "prevailing climate of impunity" to end.
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At the time, a prevailing Christian belief was that only a complete body could be resurrected.
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Mr. Patricof said the goal was finding candidates with a "high probability of prevailing" in November.
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For decades, leading voices in industry and government had subscribed to a prevailing ethos: techno-optimism.
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The prevailing sensibility was that life as a suburban housewife was supposed to bring ultimate happiness.
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It must particularly gall extremists that gun sense is prevailing in Virginia, the NRA's home turf.
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Together, the two developed a strategy to take on diabetes and other prevailing community health challenges.
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Others believe there's a middle ground between Perlara's total transparency and the prevailing culture of secrecy.
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The prevailing attitude toward college at Topeka High was also representative of schools throughout the heartland.
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Hillman believes Clinton and Biden both hold different private views, but bent to prevailing political winds.
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Celebratory Champagne parties aside, the prevailing, heavier atmosphere was for the most part difficult to ignore.
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Compared with prevailing rhetoric, Delaney's cautious optimism is as commendable as the thoroughness of his plan.
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Shannon, then, became the prevailing judge of what anybody else would see of Traylor's known output.
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He understood that industrialization would upend prevailing social systems and create news ones in their place.
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But primarily they're people who feel left out of the prevailing political and economic power arrangement.
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At the time, the prevailing view was that Andromeda was located inside our own Milky Way.
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This breakthrough was also his break away from "Kroghian naturalism," the prevailing style of 1880s Norway.
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That said, a significant deterioration in asset quality is unlikely in 2018, given the prevailing economic conditions.
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While the diversity of audiences is increasing through niche communities, the prevailing consumer base remains cis men.
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Despite prevailing negative sentiment on Asian stocks, company earnings have actually remained in "good shape," said Tsang.
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Louis-Dreyfus's love for the art he acquired was absolutely pure, uncompromised by fashion or prevailing opinion.
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Welcome to the "unmade" magazine cover, a subtle rebuke to the prevailing makeup aesthetic of our time.
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The third set also went to tiebreak, with Edmund finally prevailing after two hours and 26 minutes.
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For a long time, the prevailing posture of the Silicon Valley élite was smugness bordering on hubris.
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Or it could say, buy 25,21 shares every day at the prevailing market price throughout the day.
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Raised and schooled as a Christian, he accepted the prevailing view of traditional African religions as demonic.
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This went against the prevailing trend of adding more locomotives and cars and leaving their schedules flexible.
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It could be interpreted as a political statement of support of the prevailing "American" — re: Trumpian — values.
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The foreign employees must be paid the Labor Department-approved "prevailing wage" for the job and location.
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It would send a powerful message countering the prevailing and incredibly harmful abortion stigma in our society.
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Einstein's theory better explained scientists' observations of the universe, so it became the prevailing theory for gravity.
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There was a narrative and a kind of prevailing orthodoxy and it was almost all together untrue.
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The workings of his mind, though, moved lightning-sharp through price-scales, stock numbers and prevailing taste.
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Don't hide your face behind a wall of makeup, and don't hide your views against prevailing attitudes.
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But Laurence Tribe, a scholar of constitutional law at Harvard University, cannot imagine the president prevailing there.
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Mr Baumol's primary intellectual focus was the entrepreneur, whose role was badly neglected by prevailing economic theories.
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The potential traffic issues: AVs are programmed to obey speed limits, but prevailing traffic often moves faster.
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The penalties are calculated against the prevailing standard monthly Part B premium, which is $134 this year.
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St. Louis has won two of three meetings this season, with the home team prevailing in each.
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"UASU assures our members that this settlement was the best possible deal under prevailing circumstances," it said.
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The prevailing judgment is that all interventions are ill-advised, especially those involving boots on the ground.
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The conversations vary, but they tend to circle back to one prevailing topic: the Hall of Fame.
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Employers are suppopesed to pay H-1B workers a "prevailing wage" based on the job and location.
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But he says one prevailing wind is blowing through all the big tech companies now: Liberal politics.
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The prevailing belief among linguists had been that the sounds used to form those words were arbitrary.
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Otherwise, the prevailing advice still applies: Be direct, say something early, offer a brief explanation, be kind.
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Allies of the president insist that he will eventually receive popular credit for the prevailing economic conditions.
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"Early in my career, the prevailing wisdom was to only worry about the cash flow," Modly said.
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Consider the impulse on many campuses to keep away speakers and purge conversations that upset prevailing sensibilities.
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Both confirmed the view that Washington is no longer a reliable enforcer of the prevailing economic order.
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I'm on one today, drifting downeast on prevailing southwesterlies, watching the bars on my phone drop away.
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Zimbabwe's military has agreed with Mugabe on a "roadmap on the prevailing situation in the country," Gen.
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Mr. Icahn engaged in a hotly contested bidding war against the Bridgestone Corporation of Japan, eventually prevailing.
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The match was a close and hard-fought affair, with the Stripes ultimately prevailing by one point.
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It permits the award of attorney fees to the prevailing party in the discretion of the court.
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Self-serving extremists in both parties and the media are prevailing at the expense of the country.
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Well, this fear builds on the sense of loss that was the prevailing theme of this convention.
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Interest rates typically run half a percentage point to 1 point higher than the prevailing market rate.
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Omnipresent talking heads, deluges of data, and outlandish market calls make it easy to accept prevailing narratives.
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Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) colorfully stated the prevailing perception about this notorious contract, "I smell a rat".
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Some multinational corporations — most notably General Electric — are harnessing the prevailing political winds by implementing localization strategies.
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If a plane crashed, the prevailing assumption was: That person should not have been flying the plane.
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She held serve until the end, prevailing on her first match point thanks to a powerful ace.
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What's more, the survey findings help shatter some prevailing myths about school choice support among targeted constituencies.
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While Trump has said U.S. forces have defeated ISIS, his top intelligence advisers testified about prevailing risks.
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"The economic arguments will not be the prevailing ones in the debate over Catalonia's independence," Cuenca said.
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You told me this all would be easy and it's not, seemed to be Trump's prevailing thought.
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At CalArts, Burton's general air of weirdness was essentially encouraged by the prevailing spirit of the era.
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Many political observers have coalesced around a prevailing theory that they say explains Donald Trump's early struggles.
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Shares issued as deferred consideration will be calculated with reference to, inter alia, the prevailing share price.
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There was a growing push at the time for democracy to replace the prevailing monarchies and dictatorships.
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Lieberman and her partner, Alexandra Fine, were determined to improve the poor engineering prevailing in sex tech.
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For now, traders expect the major currencies to consolidate with no catalysts to change the prevailing theme.
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"The prevailing social narrative is that you're getting old, so go get a pill," Mr. Quartuccio said.
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The prevailing assessment of the Pelicans, however, was that they would be good — if it were 223.
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Governments and investors should "urgently reconsider these coal projects in light of prevailing economics," Carbon Tracker says.
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Op-Ed Contributor The prevailing wisdom suggests that there will be a Democratic wave election in 2018.
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The prevailing composition here is of two figure-like totems facing forward as if standing at attention.
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But it always was an international boundary and as such subject to the day's prevailing sociopolitical anxieties.
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That is, the prevailing metaphor for how beings interact with each other and the world is different.
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For decades, the government's enforcement of the ban has waxed and waned with the prevailing population trends.
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This helps move the balloon craft up and down, steering it into or out of prevailing winds.
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And Democrats did not always get their preferred candidate, with more progressive challengers prevailing in some districts.
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The prevailing theories about why the left has been unable to do so thus far are wrong.
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A PREVAILING NOTION of the lives of artists holds that hedonism is a meaningful part of production.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Macron insisted several times that he understood the tense situation prevailing in his country.
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Despite the cast primarily consisting of bubbly anime caricatures, the prevailing emotion in Three Houses is resentment.
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Those projects benefit remote border villages that large aid donors seldom target because of the prevailing insecurity.
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Her un-self-conscious conviction, and pure pleasure, cut right through the prevailing slow stream of treacle.
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The prevailing mood — dreamlike sadness; a feeling of being lost; rushing through darkness — continued in what followed.
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It's quite possible that after four years of this Trump will have effectively destroyed the prevailing culture.
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The prevailing "value" of modern politics is partisanship: You are good if you are on my team.
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You have to mine the deepest depths of shamelessness to understand the prevailing motives for these actions.
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The big picture: Giving Tuesday, which just passed, is a countervailing force to the prevailing philanthropic winds.
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But voters seem to be moving forward: The overwhelming majority of the Victory Fund's candidates are prevailing.
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These maps and charts show just how much Mr. Sanders is prevailing in the race for donors.
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A prevailing theory is that the cones were perfumed pieces of animal fat or wax called unguent.
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Its currency is solid, and the country seems to be prevailing in its trade and foreign confrontations.
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Changing prevailing practices in the Japanese workplace also presents formidable cultural challenges for both businesses and policymakers.
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For 75 years, physicists have known that the tiny crystals in snow fit into two prevailing types.
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"Whilst prevailing market conditions are difficult, we have a very strong balance sheet," the co-CEOs said.
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The two companies have been battling over mobile device technology patents for years, with Apple mostly prevailing.
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Even arch-conservative justices would have to think long and hard before going against this prevailing view.
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For over a century, the prevailing strategy has been to extinguish all fires as soon as possible.
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Vox's Andrew Prokop has more: The prevailing sentiment among elected Democrats has been quite skeptical of impeachment.
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But on the big questions, the prevailing public sentiment is reasonably clear: People want relief for DREAMers.
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His globe-trotting, pro-globalisation breeziness clashes with the prevailing mood among electorates in much of the West.
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So even with as favorable a map as Senate Republicans have in 2018 … the poisonous environment is prevailing.
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But she cautioned against the prevailing belief that tardigrades are invincible: "They can&apost live forever," she said.
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He said the pest was a strong flyer and could be distributed by prevailing winds over large distances.
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"Today the court jettisons the prevailing interpretation and installs the polar opposite," Judge Diane Sykes wrote in dissent.
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The Senate must vote this week for Republicans to have any chance of prevailing with their narrow margin.
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DY: I'd say founder-friendly terms are still really prevailing, and by that I mean plain vanilla terms.
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And the prevailing questions these abusers and their apologists still seem to be asking is: Wasn't that enough?
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But the investigative hard-chargers do not appear to be prevailing in shaping the Democrats' early 2019 agenda.
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Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill also cast doubt on the likelihood of Moore prevailing in a recount.
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The prevailing currents cause flotsam from around the world to accumulate in a vast becalmed patch of ocean.
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But the odds of her prevailing with a conservative-majority SCOTUS bench are long, according to judicial experts.
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But the prevailing attitude was that these wines were too austere, too acidic, to appeal to many Americans.
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Outside of Phelps, the prevailing story line among the men is ... just what color exactly is Lochte's hair?
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The prevailing winds of the international marketplace affect prime residential property much as they do shares and bonds.
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In constitutional theory, Greece is a country whose prevailing religion, followed by an overwhelming majority, is Orthodox Christianity.
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"We believe the unsold inventory should be measured against the prevailing demand, rather than in isolation," it said.
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White mainline Protestantism is in decline — at least, that's been the prevailing narrative for the past few decades.
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Too often organizations have a prevailing culture where intuition is valued or there is a lack of accountability.
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But the prevailing assumption is that Facebook is in any way interested in making the Ads Archive functional.
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"It is incremental and sequential and delivered in the light of all sorts of prevailing intelligence," Coe said.
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The teams have played three one-goal decisions this season, with Vancouver prevailing twice - both on the road.
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All those factors, combined with the prevailing anti-Trump national environment, should give Wolf an advantage in November.
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These were the prevailing themes during Super Bowl 50's halftime show featuring Coldplay, Bruno Mars and Beyonce.
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Asian shares eased on Thursday, with caution prevailing as investors awaited some kind of resolution to Sino-U.
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In the mini-computer and mainframe eras, the prevailing wisdom was that you'd want these very rich vocabularies.
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Some planned minimum wage hikes will more than double the prevailing wage to $15 per hour over time.
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It follows a predefined asset allocation mix corresponding to the prevailing market environment, as defined by the MRI.
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The prevailing conception of nationality is becoming more civic (a function of values, not background) and less nativist.
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In their anti-Western discourse, Algeria's bien-pensants think they protect black people by denouncing the prevailing racism.
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Some fear the AIIB will deviate from prevailing norms in other, more troubling ways—undercutting environmental standards, say.
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"One of our guidelines is prevailing usage — it's not always to be out on a limb," she said.
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The prevailing thought at the time was Graham, a quintessential Washington insider, would be a disaster for Romney.
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But in recent months, the management has chosen to buck the prevailing winds in local (and international) gastronomy.
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Prevailing opinion holds that nothing about the recent extreme weather here is much different from what's always been.
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Landau and Antepli called each other "soul brothers" and their message represents the prevailing campus narrative about Israel.
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He sued for the difference between that price and the $51.59 per-share price prevailing in May 2007.
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There is a prevailing hypothesis we are seeing develop that natural compounds will be the most effective interventions.
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The nearly century-old law requires employees working on federally funded construction projects to be paid prevailing wages.
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But gold "still remains vulnerable to the prevailing dollar and rate headwinds," INTL FCStone said in a note.
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From the sounds of it, this vote and the prevailing leadership aren't going to bring it to them.
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Rory McIlroy was asked to assess the prevailing emotion of the players as they approached this week's competition.
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Despite the pregame posturing, Jannuzi predicted a "prevailing mood" of "excitement and peace and competition" throughout the Olympics.
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"The prevailing environment is not conducive to the offer achieving valuation objectives," the company said in a statement.
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Buffalo has won two of the three meetings this season, with the away team prevailing in each. 2.
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It was one of the harder decisions I've ever had to make, but the prevailing emotion is relief.
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To begin, the prevailing view of childhood sees the youngest members of society as a group needing protection.
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"The prevailing knowledge 22016 years ago was: ignore bullies and it will take their steam out," Newman said.
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These depictions are part of a prevailing dim view of the historically limited world of male sex toys.
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Only when comparing this valuation with prevailing bond yields do equities appear to have a fatter valuation cushion.
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The state also repealed a law mandating that workers on public construction projects are paid prevailing industry rates.
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But on Capitol Hill, the prevailing mood was a lack of surprise — followed by a sense of fatigue.
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In conversations this past week, American diplomats who are gay described a prevailing mood of fear and angst.
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Still, the goal of treatment is often unclear to the patient themself; the prevailing binary paradigm doesn't apply.
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The prevailing flatness of the production, which runs two hours without an intermission, certainly comes as a surprise.
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Poverty, addiction, homelessness, illiteracy and unemployment, she later learned, were some of the prevailing causes of human trafficking.
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The prevailing assumption is that the G.O.P. effort will ultimately implode, clearing the way for a bold alternative.
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There is this overwhelming and prevailing orthodoxy on campus — people don't want to expose themselves to other viewpoints.
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Democrats are also likely to resist efforts to waive environmental rules or prevailing-wage protections for construction projects.
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A prevailing theory is that he's just bored and eager to inject controversy into the late winter doldrums.
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Colleagues marveled at Dr. Fisher's perseverance as he challenged the prevailing wisdom about how to treat breast cancer.
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Claire's prevailing social manner may be a kind of cold campiness, with touches of a weary Mae West.
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But it's a plausible case, different from the prevailing narrative, and it's supported by Comey's version of events.
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The prevailing lithium-ion technology will probably reach its limits in five years, Mr. Schäfer of Daimler said.
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The conservative media is now as robust and diverse as the prevailing, and increasingly competing, strains of conservatism.
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However, the prevailing market view is more of a wait-and-see approach rather than something more proactive.
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For instance, the prevailing price in the market must be checked and recorded prior to executing a deal.
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In the course of a lifetime, the prevailing political winds are westerly—they blow from left to right.
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Syndicated taps of existing long-dated bond lines would be considered in the context of prevailing market conditions.
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"He was quite opinionated and often fought hard to make his scientific interpretations the prevailing doctrine," he said.
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Still, as a critique of prevailing modes of thinking about global politics, "Empires of the Weak" succeeds admirably.
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Prevailing wisdom holds that the lower the stakes for the players, the easier a match is to fix.
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The prevailing opinion regarding the outcome of Whole Woman's Health has been that everything rides on Justice Kennedy.
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The character you're referring to is an amalgam of six different supervisors, but he represents a prevailing attitude.
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Employers must pay visa holders, at a minimum, a job's prevailing wage, which varies by job description and location.
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The final was less of a goal-mad affair, the Soviet Union prevailing over their fellow communist state Yugoslavia.
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The teams split two meetings last season with the Bucks prevailing 98-94 in the meeting in Milwaukee. 2.
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Another prevailing idea that the sole goal of exercise is to become thin makes any physical activity seem punitive.
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Why it matters: Bloomberg cited his age as one of the prevailing reasons why selling the company makes sense.
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The prevailing philosophy in Silicon Valley is one of data ownership, which impacts how consumers' personal information is used.
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The first is that the prevailing strains don't exactly match the ones in the vaccine, like we mentioned previously.
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The prevailing perception is that dentists are successful and wealthy, so sympathy is, somewhat understandably, harder to come by.
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Toronto and Columbus have split a pair of decisions this season, with the away team prevailing in each matchup.
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The prevailing view before 2000 was that China's success mainly resulted from the encouragement it gave to market forces.
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"Paul Manafort maintains his innocence and looks forward to prevailing in this matter," said Jason Maloni, a Manafort spokesman.
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What is allowed today may not be tomorrow and no one is immune to changes in the prevailing winds.
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On the refugee question, the judgment may be closer, but it seems Hawaii has the better chance of prevailing.
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The labour force participation rate is 62.7%, well below the level prevailing from the mid-1980s to the crisis.
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Following prevailing trends on the continent, more of Africa's farmers have mobile phones, which creates possibilities for agtech innovation.
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That's because, as analysts at Bernstein point out, the tech sector's prevailing tax rate today averages about 20 percent.
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The two prevailing theories include eruptions, which spread lava flows over a large area, or overturning waves of lava.
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In January, one of the prevailing market themes was the tight correlation between oil prices and the stock market.
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In a nation with a prevailing "never again" contrition over the Nazi-era Holocaust, such incidents are especially shocking.
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The Dutchman completed his set of grand tour stage wins after prevailing in the Vuelta and the Giro d'Italia.
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" Berkshire added that it "anticipates that any such purchases would be on the open market at prevailing market prices.
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AfD will use this opportunity to attack the status quo and the prevailing narrative of multiculturalism-at-all-cost.
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In Cairo, Egypt's main index fell 1 percent, with investor caution prevailing despite the visit by Saudi King Salman.
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The Ducks and Stars have split a pair of meetings this season, with the home team prevailing in each.
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Kentucky legislators rolled back prevailing wage laws for public works projects, and Missouri Republicans are considering a similar bill.
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The government was not an ordinary employer but "the custodian of Hong Kong's prevailing socio-moral values", Poon said.
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According to the source, the prevailing attitude is that they don't want him to come back, especially the women.
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Fitch expects the group to maintain a strong financial profile despite prevailing weak rental demand for Swiss commercial properties.
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The lack of a prevailing halal-certification body in the U.S. makes shopping for halal products an overwhelming experience.
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The summer melt season is also determined by prevailing weather patterns and when widespread sea ice surface melting commences.
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Fletcher implied that the prevailing theory is that Dancing With the Stars has the potential to ruin the relationship.
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He's built his reputation in the Senate as a purist -- someone who won't bend to the prevailing political winds.
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It does argue for gold to maintain a bid tone for as long as uncertainty remains the prevailing sentiment.
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The honest truth is that the prevailing model of digital advertising, of ubiquitous cheap ads, is a broken one.
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The low interest rates prevailing since 2008 have sapped returns on bonds, making an already tricky funding situation worse.
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But it will be in spite of prevailing evidence on the power of sleep, recuperation, and sustainable work habits.
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Well, Atlantic hurricanes form over warm water in the tropics and typically move west-northwest with the prevailing winds.
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A review of the assumptions prevailing when the government struck the deal reveals how flimsy the economic rationale was.
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This was the prevailing view in the United States until 1946, when, in a medical malpractice case, Bonbrest v.
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Trump also wants to increase the "prevailing wage" for the H-1B program, which admits highly skilled workers temporarily.
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I think that there really is a different model of gender here than the prevailing one in gender theory.
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It also runs completely counter to the prevailing narrative supported by the Trump team that negotiations ended much earlier.
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"The voices of those who would be more open-borders, pro-amnesty advocates -- seem to be prevailing," King added.
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Still, when Trump took over the White House the prevailing wisdom was that he had outwitted and outsmarted Democrats.
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The slaughter of California's Indians was rapid and thorough even by the grim standards prevailing elsewhere in North America.
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But the prevailing sentiment now is that the president's populist rhetoric isn't actually affecting the U.S. government's antitrust policy.
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Yet it was the prevailing intrigue of the election, more incessantly discussed than any of Mr Trump's manifold scandals.
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At the time PGNiG estimated the deal's annual average value at around $550 million, based on prevailing oil prices.
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"Both sides believe the stakes are big and put a lot of energy and effort into prevailing," he said.
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This implied considerable economic and political costs for Mexico, but the prevailing attitude of cooperation with the U.S. held.
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Could it be that Democrats' prevailing logic on global warming—that talking about it is political suicide—is wrong?
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After prevailing in a crowded primary field, Jealous is now set to face off against Maryland's popular Republican Gov.
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And while Peloton has had success selling home-based equipment, it's going against the prevailing trend in the market.
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It's one of the few stand-alone words in the English language that can elicit remarkably powerful, prevailing emotions.
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This race, of course, became one of the closest in modern history with Bush prevailing after confusion in Florida.
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Other federal requirements unnecessarily drive up costs such as project labor agreements, prevailing wages, and environmental reviews and studies.
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The prevailing model for almost all youth sports in America radically skews college athletic opportunities toward high-income families.
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The prevailing method is to check a patient's blood for elevated levels of a protein called prostate-specific antigen.
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Harley's revised focus comes as prevailing trends have brought financial pains to many big motorcycle makers, including Harley-Davidson.
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So, maybe I am glad, but glad in spite of the prevailing context: glad as an act of defiance.
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Under currently prevailing constitutional doctrine, it is literally impossible for any congressional or state legislative majority to ban guns.
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The prevailing narrative in the media establishment is that everything's just peachy up here in sleepy, comfortably liberal Canada.
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To your point, the prevailing view is that must be bad, and it's just part of the national pessimism.
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Vedanta also said it was unable to meet government officials because of the tense situation prevailing after the protests.
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By this means, the government could insure that prevailing U.S. wages are maintained and unemployment among migrants is minimal.
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New research finds that the voyages stalled at the point where prevailing air currents shifted from tailwinds to headwinds.
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Sure, Elizabeth Warren is still in the race for the Democratic nomination, but her chances of prevailing have evaporated.
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Should adherence to the prevailing political ideology of a given environment be requisite for addressing members of that community?
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His ability to put a finger to the wind and transform the prevailing mood into cloth was that convincing.
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The prevailing view was that it was no longer possible to promote equality and social justice within the system.
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"In the prevailing environment, a serviceability floor of more than 7% is higher than necessary," said Chairman Wayne Byres.
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Backing Donald Trump simply adds to Thiel's existing reputation as out of step with Silicon Valley's prevailing liberal norms.
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Its success was a challenge to hip-hop's prevailing business model, its aesthetic principles and its relationship to emotion.
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The prevailing questions we're conditioned to ask about immigrants have all been deeply shaped by histories of racial restriction.
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Godwin considers and integrates prevailing discussions in painting about scale, working large, and acknowledging moving and multiple focal points.
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Blueprint constantly searches for the best bit of annuity to buy you each period, depending on prevailing market prices.
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In a second equal-pay case, Waring ruled for the black plaintiff, under the prevailing separate-but-equal doctrine.
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Two legal experts said the odds were heavily against Mr. Cohen's prevailing in his request to silence Mr. Avenatti.
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So it would stand to figure that his next move would be to try to black Sanders from prevailing.
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The prospects of prevailing over this pandemic will greatly improve if we shift from confrontation to cooperation with China.
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One of the main determinants of bond prices is the gap between their fixed coupons and prevailing market rates.
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Both workers said they weren't being paid prevailing wage because their job classifications did not match their work responsibilities.
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But according to currently prevailing Indoor Air Quality standards, there was nothing wrong with the air in the schools.
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A prevailing hypothesis is that their blood and brains were vaporized by the extreme heat of the pyroclastic flow.
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Discovery has after prevailing over a rival offer from Viacom, another U.S. media company, one of the sources said.
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It is as if a prevailing wind, which powered all the ships at sea, had suddenly ceased to blow.
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Now there's a prevailing theory we've heard from some circles that Bloomberg really doesn't want to win the nomination.
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All H-1B employers are also required to pay prevailing wages to the immigrant workers who receive the visas.
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But, given the prevailing situation in Chechnya, he said, Kadyrov's subordinates would interpret such language as instructions to act.
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But Oppenheimer reflects the current prevailing opinion: "At the least, it confirms our ongoing preference for US over World."
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By the middle of the week, things should really warm up, with normal and even above-normal temperatures prevailing.
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In one arc we followed the prevailing public perception of the project as it shifted from hope to skepticism.
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But he was perhaps best known for books that challenged the nation's prevailing notions and legal definitions of pornography.
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When he approached his research, he said the prevailing idea was that nothing could be done to address this.
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The prevailing takeaway, though, is a sense of indomitable wonder, girded by Reynolds' underlying confidence in his city kids.
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Goldman received fees from the government fund that were "several times higher than the prevailing market rates," he added.
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One franchisee told Business Insider on Wednesday that there is a prevailing feeling of "guarded optimism" about Greco's retirement.
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But the prevailing wisdom has been that most people are not willing to admit to having prejudice against others.
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Despite the prevailing assumption, there's no definitive evidence that we need to drink eight glasses of water a day.
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As they rise, Thrawn and Vanto navigate the waters of Imperial politics and society, prevailing against ingrained nepotism and corruption.
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In 2012, four researchers based at the University of California, Santa Barbara, highlighted an internal contradiction in the prevailing theory.
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Sterling held steady following UK Prime Minister Theresa May's prevailing in her party's vote on her leadership the previous day.
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But it does give Snap a chance to turn the prevailing narrative — that Facebook's ruthlessly stomping all over Snapchat — around.
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Rates of obesity worldwide have nearly tripled since 1975, and the prevailing belief is that city living is to blame.
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For years, the prevailing response to televised NFL games has been to laugh as bad games steamroll otherwise great events.
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Why is it that I, as an Asian-American, cannot comment on prevailing social and racial issues affecting America today?
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He says the prevailing narrative about Putin interfering in the American election in order to undermine democracy is wildly overstated.
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The combination coincided with a digital boom that disrupted the prevailing business model and changed the way news is consumed.
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"The path for future policy rates remains a function of inflation expectations, rather than of prevailing inflation rates," it added.
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He has not, as he claims, provided a constitutionally rigorous understanding of impeachment to stand against the prevailing political one.
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But one of the risks of prevailing monetary policy is that "assets are being pumped up almost indiscriminately," he said.
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The prevailing wisdom around town and on campus was that Jordan&aposs journey back shouldn&apost have taken so long.
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Mendeleev knew none of it: prevailing theory in the 1860s was that atoms were indivisible, and had no internal structure.
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The prevailing business model — rent a space and then dutifully pay each month — is quite profitable for storage facility owners.
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However, the state benefited with the newest issuance because the overall prevailing yields in the market have been relatively low.
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In perfectly competitive markets, individual firms wishing to sell their widgets must charge the prevailing market price and no higher.
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Each of these conflagrations was preceded by intensifying challenges to, and then surprisingly rapid breakdowns within, the prevailing international order.
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The Libra Association may need to shift the balance further toward safety and away from cryptocurrency's prevailing philosophies from openness.
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But the shape of the futures curve also provides an opportunity for traders to speculate against the prevailing market consensus.
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His exit from consideration was all but inevitable in light of the political dynamics prevailing in the current political climate.
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The prevailing wisdom was that Trump was doing the AMA as a way of distracting media attention from the DNC.
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Here there is virtue implied in the accumulation (or holding) of wealth, both in the prevailing cultural and political milieu.
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The Trojans earned their first road win of the season while prevailing for the fourth time in five games overall.
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However, the prevailing question is whether Mr. Trump's aura simply boosts Democratic voting or if it helps fuel Democratic wins?
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There are still many places around the world where opposing the prevailing wisdom comes at great personal cost and risk.
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Black swans, by definition, are hard to predict and typically cause a major shift in the prevailing perceptions of investors.
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But little-noticed shifts in the age of the ice, driven by prevailing winds and currents, are also helping Russia.
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It systematically identifies prevailing market regimes and trends on the basis of investors' risk aversion across multiple markets and regions.
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This law requires the federal government to pay contractors a "locally prevailing wage," as determined by the Department of Labor.
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She fought back, however, and eventually proved too strong for her Chinese opponent, prevailing in two hours and 33 minutes.
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"According to one of the prevailing shibboleths of the present age, this commingling of cultures is inherently good," he writes.
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Ms. Lee's appointment also breaks with the prevailing representation of Silicon Valley tech companies, which are disproportionately white and male.
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The U.K. fines and even imprisons people for hate speech or speech deemed abhorrent to the prevailing norms of society.
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Plus, the idea of ladies actually deriving pleasure from sex would actually go against the prevailing thoughts of ancient Greece.
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With bitterness the prevailing emotion on both sides of the Channel, it is to be hoped that such pragmatism triumphs.
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One prevailing theory is that Trump's willingness to "tell the truth" resonates with a demographic that equates honesty to boorishness.
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In recent years, however, the prevailing ethic in America seems to have begun to slip back in the wrong direction.
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Holding a range advantage guarantees you the first shot in anger, and thus amplifies your chances of prevailing in battle.
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Barely 10 months after exuberant Republicans took undivided control of government in Washington, their prevailing mood has turned to desperation.
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In watching this vilification of Dershowitz, you see the price to be paid for maintaining intellectual integrity against prevailing winds.
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Still, a spirit of camaraderie is so far prevailing, especially among athletes from countries with a relatively small Olympic presence.
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Owning a home is a vital part of the American dream and the prevailing path for families to build wealth.
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While some have tried to make the party more inclusive, the prevailing tactic has been to underhandedly discourage minority voters.
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Moreover, a more accurate way of assessing the prevailing wage will go a long way towards keeping projects on budget.
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The Taliban prevailing over IS-K in this fight would be another sign of their seeming potency in the war.
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Jharkhand is among the poorest states in India, where prevailing laws and tribal customs do not favor women owning land.
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Perhaps we'll never know, but if Boeing gets the contract that will be a prevailing suspicion for years to come.
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Isn't the truth merely an ideological construction, always determined by the power relations prevailing in a given time and place?
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The prevailing sentiment is that "you shouldn't touch the labor code, because we prefer equality to liberty, protection to adventure."
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For the last decade, artists have been a prevailing force in bringing climate change to the forefront of public conversation.
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I was nervous about sneaking in what is essentially contraband for the Afghan people due to the prevailing religious beliefs.
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If the money from tips falls short of the $12.50 prevailing minimum wage, their employer must make up the difference.
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And I thought that was a very interesting lack of understanding about what the prevailing wisdom in mental health is.
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Their Olympic semifinal in 271 in Rio de Janeiro was exceptional, with del Potro prevailing in a third-set tiebreaker.
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As it happens, down the long road they must travel, the prevailing rule is survival of the most heavily armed.
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But if that simile was valid, then the prevailing tree of 1977, the orthodox image of life's history, was wrong.
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"No prevailing theory I'm aware of involves an astronaut's diaper, but that whole idea is perfectly scientifically plausible," Lupisella says.
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That may reflect prevailing organisational structures in Asia, where family businesses, often led by a founding patriarch, are more common.
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The first is that conservatism often ends up being very critical of the prevailing distribution of power, particularly of elites.
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Computers stretched and distorted each pavilion and courtyard to capture shade from the south and prevailing breezes from the north.
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The men who hired the first of those women quite likely weren't thinking about altering the prevailing concepts of photojournalism.
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"The prevailing hypothesis before we started this work was that the interior of Mars was more Earth-like," Barnes said.
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There's an enhanced treacly through line, at odds with the prevailing frat-house high jinks, about the search for family.
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" They can be seen "planting a flag," taking a "principled stand against the prevailing aesthetic" and issuing a "status report.
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Dr. Davis-Boutte's treatment "failed to conform to the minimal standards of acceptable and prevailing medical practice," the board said.
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The company said only location essential personnel are working at Suncor sites and offices, due to the prevailing coronavirus situation.
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It frees them up to have different kinds of conversations that make clear how painfully limited the prevailing ones are.
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The prevailing view among economists and statisticians is that home advantage in all sports exists mainly because of referee bias.
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"This crackdown has further exacerbated the prevailing climate of fear in Vietnam," the groups added in a statement on Wednesday.
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The Nunes memo is out, and it is a stunning rebuke of the prevailing Democrat narrative on Trump-Russia collusion.
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That may reflect prevailing organisational structures in Asia, where family businesses, often led by a founding patriarch, are more common.
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On Monday, President Trump congratulated Turkey's authoritarian president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for prevailing in a referendum that strengthened his powers.
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The resolution condemns the "prevailing impunity" for attacks on health centers and calls on governments to carry out independent investigations.
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They usually consist of quotations and provide an effective contrast to the more abstract lyricism that is Donahue's prevailing mode.
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Farmers have complained that the prevailing price of 1,500 shillings per kilo does not even meet their cost of production.
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"The prevailing emotion I recall upon meeting Ady for the first time can be summed up as: Peace," she writes.
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They will reset in September 2021 to the then prevailing five-year US dollar swap rate plus the initial spread.
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LONDON — Modest minimalism might be the prevailing trend in haute horology, but at least one company didn't get the memo.
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Someone has to be willing to go with public opinion, instead of prevailing wisdom in Sacramento, and kill this thing.
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The prevailing view is that everyone is just waiting for veterans to die so that the problem will solve itself.
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For now though, the gains in U.S. supply are prevailing in shaping sentiment in the oil market, other analysts said.
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A higher ratio means investors are enjoying stronger returns relative to their risk-taking and the prevailing level of volatility.
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But unlike "84K," where the prevailing tone is helplessness and cautionary horror, "So Lucky" is a shot of angry adrenaline.
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"We ought to seek out and encourage the rare individualists who do not fit into the prevailing pattern," he wrote.
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" They are "less likely to support left-wing parties and to consider the prevailing distribution of incomes to be unfair.
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And contracts that were reached at prices that are well above today's prevailing rates could be revised down in bankruptcy.
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But the horrific bloodshed at the two mosques has clearly shaken what had been the country's prevailing sense of safety.
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I didn't expect Zacharia and his co-defendants to have it easy, given the prevailing anti-Muslim hysteria and bigotry.
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Some prevailing beliefs about the advance of Van Gogh's style corroborate the notion that "Tree Roots" is the final painting.
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His conduct is, for better or worse (and probably worse) — consistent with our prevailing cultural norms about sex and gender.
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But the prevailing wisdom has been that most people are not willing to admit to having prejudice against others. Wrong.
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The prevailing theory amongst player development executives is that a front end starter is more valuable than a dominant reliever.
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Clauses like valuation caps and discounts allow investors to purchase shares at a price lower than the prevailing price per share.
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Though the prevailing sentiment about 2016 appears to be "good riddance," let's not forget there were some definite high points too.
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The prevailing message is that Kesha signed up for this—and any abuse she's suffered in the meantime is collateral damage.
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The financial regulators job is to know which one of these is the case and to lean against the prevailing wind.
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Not all credit investors share this negativity however, and point to the still positive growth environment and low prevailing default rates.
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One prevailing theory is that the animals have proteins in their eyes that allow them to see the Earth's magnetic field.
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But adding millions of new potential "criminals" to the list goes against prevailing trends in policing toward tech-driven, targeted enforcement.
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The horns of barchan dunes indicate prevailing winds out of the north (top) in Egypt's Western Desert near Kharga (25.706⁰, 30.347⁰).
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"A tense situation is prevailing there," Hossain said on Sunday, adding that the two Rohingya shot were killed "in self-defense".
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The letter cites new rules "in view of the prevailing security threat to the national defence, lives of public and properties".
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However, a pivotal match between Japan and Scotland did go ahead, with the host nation prevailing to claim a quarterfinal spot.
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The plaintiffs contest that this state legislation conflicts with exemptions for antiques included in prevailing federal ban on the ivory trade.
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You didn't even need to be a pop-culture figure to get chewed up by these wild swerves of prevailing opinion.
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A tense situation is prevailing there, Hossain said on Sunday, adding that the two Rohingya shot were killed in self-defence.
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Stock markets in Warsaw and Bucharest also traded weaker on Wednesday, with global trade war fears prevailing and weighing on sentiment.
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Movements in major currencies were confined to relatively narrow ranges with a wait-and-see mood prevailing ahead of the Sept.
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The prevailing opinion of those opposed to assisted dying appears to be that, to be acceptable, any law must attain perfection.
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He'll talk about flouting the prevailing ethos on Wall Street of minimizing employee costs, and instead building a loyal, engaged workforce.
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Read MoreI was wrong: Trump WILL be the next president The prevailing economic argument, such as it is, isn't exactly compelling.
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As president, Bill Clinton eventually triangulated to the center as a result of the prevailing political winds of the mid-1990s.
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Indiana's three-way slugfest ended with Mike Braun, a wealthy businessman, prevailing over Luke Messer and Todd Rokita, both Republican congressmen.
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Call options with a strike price above the prevailing price are said to be "out of the money" and are cheaper.
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Betting odds in the U.K. had given "remain" an 88 percent chance of prevailing, against the "leave" victory of 4 points.
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The result is that every extradition request becomes a case-by-case analysis, guided by the moment's prevailing international political winds.
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The trademark possibly adds to the prevailing theory that Baldwin and fiancé Justin Bieber tied the knot in secret this October.
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Philip Morris stood by its 2018 forecast for diluted earnings per share of between $4.97 and $5.02 at prevailing exchange rates.
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But the way the prevailing political winds are blowing, it looks like a dynasty of his own might be taking shape.
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The prevailing view, priced into the futures market, is for a 1713% chance of a quarter point rate cut July 31.
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More than that, the prevailing mood leaves little room for Macron to step down and challenge his boss for the presidency.
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Season 3 harbors a quiet obsession with America's prevailing economic system and the consumerism it breeds, as well as the corruption.
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Its continued use reflects a prevailing anxiety over such violence, even as some forms of vigilantism are effectively allowed free rein.
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"I'm glad that justice is prevailing, that's my hope, but it's also sad to see the legacy vanish," Atkins, 46, said.
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"Ever-closer union" has never been more than the weathervane of the European project, whipped about by the prevailing political winds.
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Even among devoted supporters here, his age -- Sanders will be 78 when 2020 contests begin -- is a prevailing area of concern.
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That's the common cause of quakes in this part of northwestern Oklahoma, and generally, has been the prevailing story for years.
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Many economists argue tariffs - sure to elicit a Chinese backlash - would hit U.S. consumers and may not change prevailing trade dynamics.
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This can require dramatic changes in planned flightpaths, depending on each airline's risk analysis and the prevailing air traffic control requirements.
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There is one prevailing rule through all of Japanese history, and it's that no one is allowed to kill the emperor.
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Still, the prevailing consensus through the weekend was that a vote needs to be held, even if it's going to fail.
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But can anybody tell me the last time a prevailing culture of anti-intellectualism has led to anything other than bigotry?
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That limit is based on the value of your home, expected mortality rates, the lender's profit margin and prevailing interest rates.
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Sharice Davids became Kansas' first Native American and gay nominee for Congress after prevailing in a close six-candidate Democratic primary.
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Mr Milanovic's boldest contribution is about "Kuznets waves", which he offers as an alternative to two other prevailing theories of inequality.
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Like Trump, Bevin possesses a soaring ego, a pugilistic personality, and an open disdain for prevailing political norms—and the press.
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Bookwalter said he expects Democratic-led states like California to push new prevailing wage laws and to increase the minimum wage.
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At first, the prevailing narrative was one of dumb Californians (or westerners) putting houses where there were bound to be fires.
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Does anyone truly imagine prevailing without bringing the fight everywhere — without matching cancer in its inventiveness, its nimbleness, its sheer relentlessness?
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He has also taken the credit for Republican victories in recent special elections, and for his preferred candidates prevailing in primaries.
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Instead, as in many fictional depictions of transgender people in that era, the scene's prevailing emotion is of nose-holding disgust.
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Your age, prevailing interest rates and the amount of equity in your home will help lenders determine what you can borrow.
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Prevailing models of growth assigned an important role to technological change, but lacked a convincing explanation for how it came about.
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The language of cancer, which importantly yokes physicians to their patients, should not be determined by doctors or the prevailing culture.
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The prevailing view, priced into the futures market, is for a 100% chance of a quarter-point rate cut July 31.
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As the Democratic Party continues its left-wing metamorphosis, the prevailing narrative popular among Republicans is: This is a good thing.
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The prevailing libertarian view that tech platforms weren't responsible for what was enabled by their platforms has fallen out of vogue.
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Yet the prevailing mistrust in Puerto Rico's political elite and public institutions has been used as justification for increased federal intervention.
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The prevailing ethos is that no one would dare vote if they weren't truly eligible and a resident of the place.
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Experts and lawyers who have studied arbitration cases say that process, if enacted, could significantly impede Ms. Carlson's chances of prevailing.
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The prevailing schools in psychology and psychiatry—behaviorism and psychoanalysis—adopted models of the mind that were incompatible with the concept.
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Anyone who offers a rational, informed opinion based on fact, contrary to the prevailing winds of emotions, must be shouted down.
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While the prevailing theory was that the blast was caused by a failed test, US intelligence has a slightly different explanation.
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It was a grim day for the media, and I just wanted to channel my tiny part of the prevailing gloom.
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Kosto and Baker are both white, and the prevailing narrative around the opioid crisis is that it is a white problem.
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Hip-hop's prevailing style is heavily improvisational, less about flow and narrative than about hypnotic chants and call-and-response choruses.
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The three prevailing minority groups are Hispanics, with 28 percent, African-Americans, with 9 percent, and Asian-Americans, with 8 percent.
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His winning novel, " Augustus ," a carefully crafted account of the Roman emperor, revealed a writer at odds with the prevailing fashions.
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Ratcliffe on Wednesday hinted at the prevailing committee stance that the agency needs congressional authorization to go forward with the realignment.
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Still, the prevailing image Saturday was that of a faceless and contingent crowd—seething, reactionary, and detached from any preexisting demands.
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The prevailing conventional wisdom in Western policy circles over the past generation has been that innovation is something that just happens.
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It's not only personally counterintuitive to stay up all night when you're depressed, it also goes against every prevailing cultural norm.
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A Thomson Reuters Foundation poll ranked India the world's most dangerous country for women, in part due to prevailing sexual violence.
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The prevailing wisdom is that the risk of being left behind is far greater than the benefits of playing it safe.
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Until meat allergy was recognized, the prevailing medical wisdom held that an allergic reaction to meat from mammals was extremely unusual.
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"In practice, through the several stores I worked at, I encountered a prevailing culture [that] discouraged taking sick time," he said.
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By 2000, when doctors began prescribing antidepressants to children, prevailing views were vastly different from those of the first Prozac generation.
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As in many Asian nations, the prevailing attitude is that men are supposed to play sports while women cheer them on.
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The prevailing norms in your direct community are incredibly important, even if they're totally separate from what's happening in your household.
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And his production includes two exquisitely theatrical moments — artfully enriched by Mikaal Sulmain's sound design — that explode the prevailing, contemplative calm.
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In November 2015, the Iowa Republican Steve King offered an amendment to remove prevailing wage requirements on most federal highway contracts.
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Sometimes, the amount that the annuity company credits to your account will change once per year based on prevailing interest rates.
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Breitbart's fans often felt themselves censored by standards of conduct, or prevailing sentiments, that forced them to suppress their true opinions.
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Part of the reason the fight over the mandate is so persistent is that the two prevailing views are largely incompatible.
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"The prevailing wisdom and math has been incorrect," says Quintin, who focuses on state-sponsored hacking that targets activists and journalists.
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The prevailing hypotheses say the birds do it either to reduce muscle fatigue caused by switching legs, or to conserve heat.
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"Prevailing bullish sentiment and the encouraging technical trend have pushed palladium prices to record highs," Julius Baer said in a note.
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Chicken and vegetarian variations of Ikea's famous meatballs are sold in the Hyderabad store to account for India's prevailing religious beliefs.
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If wrong, the prevailing economic theory lends unfounded virtue to his victory, crediting it to the disaffected masses, Dr. Mutz argues.
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But this year, I found perhaps the most significant indicator of the prevailing cultural vibe, to my surprise, in country music.
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Yuval Shany, vice president of the Israel Democracy Institute, said Netanyahu will have a tough time prevailing on his immunity request.
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Yuval Shany, vice president of the Israel Democracy Institute, said Netanyahu will have a tough time prevailing on his immunity request.
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The court said defendants with discrimination claims can only be a "prevailing party" if they win a case on the merits.
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But for now, Mark writes, the prevailing emotion in the United Kingdom is a characteristically British reflex: Get on with it.
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I was about to turn 13: I did not know anything about Southern California, either its history or its prevailing myths.
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The only technical qualification for a Nor'easter is that the prevailing winds along the coast must be out of the Northeast.
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Traditionally, the prevailing logic in long haul flying has been that there's safety in the number of engines a plane has.
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"Unless the opportunities are truly and historically compelling, full exposure in this environment seems dangerous, given prevailing lofty valuations," Klarman said.
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Interviewees also describe a deliberate disinformation campaign meant to spin discouraging statistics as evidence the U.S. was prevailing in the war.
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That's the prevailing ethos of this exuberant collection of recordings made during Death by Audio's final month, one song per show.
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"Global easing bias is still prevailing, but the scale of easing measures may be somewhat disappointing," said Cheung from Mizuho Bank.
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That, at least, is the prevailing image: The individual renegade who headed west to strike it rich by his own initiative.
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That places "Ready or Not" in an emerging genre of horror films that also subvert prevailing notions of class and status.
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It was an Obama-era policy that limited federal prosecutions of both individuals and dispensaries that relied upon prevailing state law.
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The prevailing message out of today's meeting is that the Fed remains on hold, barring any material upside surprises for inflation.
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Pryor tells us that the greatest contradiction he faced was between the ideal of democracy and prevailing negative views of Indians.
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Because the prevailing model of "command and control" regulation produced pretty good results, we stayed with it for a long time.
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Unburdened of those debates, she's a savvy adapter of prevailing styles, vacuum wrapping them around her longstanding foundation of sturdy songwriting.
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The global distribution of corporations' offshore profits — our best measure of their tax avoidance gymnastics — hasn't budged from the prevailing trend.
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The state was on the verge of bankruptcy, a predicament that motivated it to defy the prevailing national sentiment against gambling.
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Congratulations to the GOP for running a fair and rigorous election process, and congratulations to Trump and his team for prevailing.
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Rohrabacher's views on WikiLeaks and economic sanctions are more in line with the Kremlin's positions than the prevailing consensus in Washington.
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He said the boys could be brought out individually or in smaller groups, depending on their fitness and the prevailing conditions.
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Against such prevailing dispositions, spirits "in the habit of spitting" populate her texts, mirroring the androgynous alter egos in her paintings.
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Organized like an opera with multiple acts, the show pits the clothier's signature aesthetic against prevailing design philosophies and cultural taboos.
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Sure, times are tough, but the prevailing sense is that it would be a bit beneath our collective dignity to say so.
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Mr. Sanders's confidence of victory in Iowa flies in the face of the increasingly prevailing view of Democratic leaders nationally that Mrs.
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A prevailing theory among environmental groups is that none of this would have happened were it not for the Endangered Species Act.
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She has also withstood the ball-bashing of the opposite extreme, prevailing in 69% of her contests against the most aggressive rivals.
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Whether you regard Americana as a genre or a disposition, he has emerged over the last few years as its prevailing bard.
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But there is a prevailing theory that Wilds was supposedly coached to provide the official version of events by police and prosecutors.
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Alibaba-affiliated Ant Financial, which is reportedly valued at $150 billion, also operates one of the prevailing Chinese mobile pay systems, Alipay.
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The attacks received significant media attention and highlighted prevailing discriminatory, and occasionally violent, behaviors and attitudes towards people of the lowest caste.
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The exhibition settles into a prevailing sentiment that the ways art is created on the continent or by recent emigrates deserve attention.
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Fortunately, we are seeing a common prevailing theme emerge: overwhelming numbers of young people are rallying around candidates of the populist left.
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Prevailing wisdom states that the sequel is never as good as the original, but Star Wars is famous for bucking the trend.
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I have heard from multiple people familiar with how Chinese companies operate that their prevailing business culture is one of utmost speed.
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However, those probabilities have proven volatile based on the prevailing conditions of the day as well as public statements from Fed officials.
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Conservative contemporary art might not challenge the government of the day, but it certainly confronts the art world's prevailing liberal-left consensus.
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At that point, the challengers could file requests for their legal fees as "prevailing parties" under the Equal Access to Justice Act.
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The prevailing concern is not that tech firms are too flimsy to justify their valuations, but that their position is too powerful.
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The prevailing conception of happiness today is something like self-actualization, which is rooted in the "human potential movement" of the 1960s.
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That ran counter to the prevailing trend during 2016, which has seen long-only mutual funds surrender $176.9 billion, according to BofAML.
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That is most likely due to prevailing liberal political ideology in many urban areas, said Anthony Leiserowitz, the director of the YPCCC.
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The prevailing view is for a 260% chance of a quarter-point rate cut when the Fed meets on July 73-27.
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It was a soft rebuke of the prevailing anti-immigrant position of some members of the Republican Party, including President Donald Trump.
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But that is only because – for now - inflation remains quiescent as a result of the prevailing slack in labor and product markets.
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He said that earnings momentum and economic growth will be the prevailing narratives for the stock market, not these short-term dips.
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Their protests form much of the film's drama as they campaign for the release of AIDS treatments and challenge prevailing homophobic attitudes.
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"The prevailing view in developmental psychology is that there's a big difference between children's moral judgments and adults' moral judgments," Nobes explains.
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Karolina Pliskova defeated fellow former world number one Garbine Muguruza 20153-26 22-63, the Czech seventh seed prevailing in one hour.
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He then gets paralyzed from the waist down in Vietnam, comes home, and the prevailing mood in the country is anti-war.
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Despite the prevailing political forces, Wexton mounted a hyper-local campaign, and focused on issues like health care and gun violence prevention.
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Put simply, Kaczynski and Sommerfeldt both judge Sessions' conduct by using hindsight instead of evaluating it under the then-prevailing legal standards.
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Although the symptoms of hysteria changed throughout cultural contexts, symptoms were consistently connected to the prevailing medical beliefs of women's biological anatomy.
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"The prevailing wisdom among Canadians is that running deficits is not a sustainable political strategy," said pollster Nik Nanos of Nanos Research.
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The carefully considered and elegant installation at the National Gallery hones in on how animals became a prevailing force in Japanese art.
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"Each of the top five has a character and prevailing industry, from technology and robotics to finance and other fields," he says.
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Claims of fairness fall flat when considering the nearly seven percent average increase in wage growth when prevailing wage mandates are repealed.
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The prevailing wisdom is that bigger is better, and PSA is much smaller than its competitors, turning out just 3m vehicles annually.
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As we know from the news, society's prevailing expectations of the American man is that he's macho, tough, dominant, promiscuous, and independent.
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Keirstead won the Democratic Party endorsement, but many top Democrats have concluded that Rouda has a better chance of prevailing in November.
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He is also a modest favorite according to data and prediction site FiveThirtyEight, which gives him a 76 percent chance of prevailing.
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Still, it remains the prevailing issue in an intimate domestic drama that takes place over a month in a small American town.
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Progressives have had plenty of notable wins during the primary season, which include more liberal candidates prevailing in California, Pennsylvania and Nebraska.
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The British team have won four of the last five editions of the Tour, with Chris Froome prevailing in three of those.
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For Georgia and Maggie, tears came readily, and I would characterize their prevailing sentiment as an amalgam of love, heartbreak and longing.
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The prevailing definition of a lichen is that it arises from a symbiosis between a fungus and a photosynthesizing alga or bacteria.
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Traders' technical analysis and tariff politics aside, industry insiders and close observers are well aware, perhaps acutely, of the prevailing underlying fundamentals.
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We have to counter narratives and prevailing notions that people are not worthy decision-makers when it comes to their reproduction rights.
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The prevailing view was that the conditions for sustainable fulfilment of the 2 percent inflation target in the future had been met.
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For years, that's been the prevailing narrative: The internet is killing IRL bookstores, particularly your beloved mom-and-pop local independent bookstore.
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More recently, in Under the Skin, Scarlett Johansson preys on — and develops an unwilling fondness for — the prevailing human need for affection.
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The rush of executions is notable not only for its barbarism but also for its contrast to prevailing thinking about capital punishment.
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The problem is a dangerous mismatch between the prevailing science on lead poisoning and the Department of Housing and Urban Development's standards.
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The law did allow the President to remove the director, but the prevailing norm called for this power to be used sparingly.
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In short: The prevailing wisdom among 2020 Democratic aspirants is that Clinton's loss was the result of insufficient embrace of identity politics.
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When it comes to what us Jews do on this dreaded day, the tradition of eating Chinese food is the prevailing cliché.
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The study, published by the American Psychological Association, goes against the prevailing assumption that physical attractiveness is an asset for job hunters.
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It has been prevailing despite that Iran had until very recently been abiding by the deal following the U.S. withdrawal last May.
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That led to a contentious fight between the two parties, with GOP senators ultimately prevailing and blocked moving forward with a subpoena.
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"It's all an effort to break up the prevailing timid approach to opera production," he said in an interview about that production.
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Hard-core "leavers" insist that a deal-less exit isn't terrible, but the prevailing view likens it to falling off a cliff.
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But prevailing in this case came at a steep political price for Mr. Temer, the most unpopular Brazilian leader in modern times.
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Its prevailing tone, of cautionary camp, is made clear when, early on, the cast forms a confrontational line at the stage's rim.
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A more reasonable level, given historical averages and prevailing bond yields, would be a P/E of about 17, Mr. Paulsen said.
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MICHAEL While NBC's ad sales chief, Linda Yaccarino, promised to "future-proof this industry" — whatever that means — the prevailing mode was nostalgia.
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He said they left Honduras after being attacked for prevailing in a court case that accused the police of abusing their authority.
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Goldman benefited from its work with 1MDB and received fees that were "several times higher than the prevailing market rates," he added.
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