On her travels, Doughty finds many rituals that involve prolonged contact with corpses—prolonged, at least, by American standards.
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" LOW RATES FOR PROLONGED PERIOD "If low rates are sustained for a prolonged period, that could hurt financial intermediation.
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Democrats prepare for prolonged shutdown: Meanwhile, House Democrats are making plans for a prolonged shutdown, reports The Hill's Niv Elis.
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The manipulator designation could have been the opening shot in a prolonged trade war, but they didn't want a prolonged trade war.
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Judith Naeff argues that Beirut exists in a prolonged state of "protracted 'presentness' with limited access to past and future" — specifically, a prolonged state of precarity.
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Prolonged temperatures of at least 22010 degrees are considered a heat wave, while prolonged temperatures of 2118 degrees or higher are considered a severe heat wave.
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In it, Naeff argues that Beirut exists in a prolonged state of "protracted 'presentness' with limited access to past and future" — specifically, a prolonged state of precarity.
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Prolonged cold — not quick jolts — would allow acclimation. Sigh.
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Go deeper: The next casualties of a prolonged government shutdown
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Bradford's attention to detail also becomes clear from prolonged looking.
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The jokes are obvious and the audience laughter is prolonged.
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But a prolonged funding crunch will be a different story.
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A prolonged fight in the west would have worse consequences.
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Namely, blue and pink show less staining after prolonged use.
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I do think that outright persistent prolonged inversions are rare.
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It had to be the Steelers who prolonged the heartache.
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Such mergers can become imperiled if the reviews become prolonged.
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Did you go on a date after a prolonged heartbreak?
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The consequences of a prolonged brain drain could be dire.
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Prolonged funding uncertainty likely complicated this process for program directors.
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This results in a prolonged infection and greater lung damage.
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"But it is a big and prolonged task," he said.
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The next most common concern was prolonged economic weakness (67%).
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It usually took prolonged negotiations to get to a ceasefire.
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Anna's symptoms are common with prolonged exposure to hot water.
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The prolonged uncertainty over Brexit will keep markets on edge.
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We lived at my mother's during our prolonged house renovation.
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Jessica's a woman moving past prolonged sexual assault and abuse.
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The European Union has prolonged for six months until Sept.
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This prolonged state of stress is terrible for your health.
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T which can explode after prolonged exposure to hot conditions.
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Some analysts doubted producers would stick to a prolonged curb.
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"They will have more prolonged grief and complications," he said.
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The prolonged slump in the maritime industry has spurred consolidation.
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Leveraged loan funds have been in a prolonged slump, however.
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Some traders are betting on a prolonged period of uncertainty.
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Prolonged droughts are zapping fields dry from Texas to Tanzania.
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Prolonged tension release tends to follow once these fevers break.
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However, analysts anticipate a prolonged crisis could push prices higher.
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It also experienced a prolonged recession from 1982 until 1984.
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If no agreement can be reached, prolonged chaos could ensue.
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Catlike Trish sees Jessica and nods with prolonged eye contact.
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Rachel* left her husband after prolonged emotional and physical abuse.
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A prolonged trade war could change expectations for monetary tightening.
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But sometimes, prolonged episodes can signal a true medical issue.
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We could call these works action paintings for prolonged meditation.
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There's no stretching every moment to an unnecessarily prolonged beat.
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Aung San Suu Kyi's own government has prolonged that failure.
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Both teams had prolonged dry spells in the second half.
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A water main break at the terminal prolonged the recovery.
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Millions of Brazilians have endured rationing because of prolonged droughts.
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A prolonged trade war could inflict damage on China's economy.
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Death of a vision when DOJ challenged prolonged the process.
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This prolonged wood aging also gives it its tawny color.
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In 21970, the Australian economy slid into a prolonged recession.
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It's also important to try to limit prolonged sedentary behavior.
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The prolonged process and dubious legal practices increase our pain.
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We humans have an exceptionally long childhood and prolonged adolescence.
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Our prolonged stay in Afghanistan has been a strategic nightmare.
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Then they asked each volunteer to complete several prolonged workouts.
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Mr. Trump has privately pushed for a prolonged, theatrical defense.
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Interest rates will probably remain unchanged for a prolonged period.
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"A prolonged trade war will slow global growth," Griffin said.
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"We are having a distinctive, prolonged influenza season," Schaffner said.
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Any prolonged clashes could be a disaster for Kenya's economy.
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In 1968 prolonged global disorder ended in a conservative reaction.
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Hydro power generation fell 12% due to prolonged dry weather.
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"Recurrences were being prevented, and lives prolonged," Dr. Sparano said.
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There are also frontrunners who eke out difficult, prolonged victories.
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A prolonged and bloody war could have a similar effect.
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"People can remain undiagnosed for prolonged periods of time," she said.
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Ginny's fear is not unfamiliar to survivors of prolonged emotional abuse.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cryptocurrencies may be facing a prolonged bear market.
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"In general, the contact must be prolonged and substantial," High says.
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That too could change over time if the crisis is prolonged.
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Historically, Netflix tends to pull back hard after a prolonged run.
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The South doesn't only represent backwards thinking, prejudice, and prolonged injustice.
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The state has suffered dramatically from the prolonged weakness in oil.
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They need that space, particularly if you're facing a prolonged treatment.
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There could be no prolonged tantrum in front of his teammates.
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But even if one is avoided, prolonged strategic competition remains likely.
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ECB'S COEURE SAYS REGULATORS MAY NEED "PROLONGED DISCUSSION" ON LIBRA RULES
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Stanford endured a prolonged shooting drought late in the first half.
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They now find themselves facing the prospect of a prolonged standoff.
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Prolonged drought can precipitate early marriage, as families contend with scarcity.
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He has blamed a prolonged economic turndown for the banking crisis.
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Prolonged outages at its reactors in Britain has weighed on output.
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The prolonged battle has cost 1,600 Peshmerga lives, spokesman Brig. Gen.
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And then everyone waited 20 minutes more during Maddow's prolonged buildup.
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"The best thing for them is prolonged, low unemployment," Jones replied.
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Prolonged instability in the south could drive up global oil prices.
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Any prolonged violence between soldiers and miners could unsettle investors again.
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Beyond the immediate hit, Muddy Waters anticipates a prolonged recall process.
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But living with prolonged stress can be psychologically and mentally debilitating.
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A recession typically causes a prolonged and pronounced drop in confidence.
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The effects of prolonged computer use are not just vision-related.
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The long-term trends are towards greater prosperity and prolonged peace.
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Some people may say he is living out a prolonged adolescence.
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The unstated corollary is that one's journey shouldn't be unnecessarily prolonged.
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The country's main oil terminal resumed shipments after a prolonged blackout.
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Also unknown: why some patients recover and others have prolonged effects.
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This raises the real prospect of a prolonged German economic slump.
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That argument led to a prolonged constitutional debate among House Republicans.
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Prolonged exposure to the screens can be dangerous for our eyes.
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The risks can be prolonged redness, scarring, wounds that can develop.
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As a result, growth is prolonged and economic output remains high.
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No longer are Cuban dissidents jailed for prolonged sentences, activists say.
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Expectations of a prolonged OPEC-led production cut also offered support.
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Brazil is battling a prolonged economic recession and huge corruption scandal.
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The area is experiencing prolonged food shortages, with 250,000 malnourished children.
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We're going on at least three weeks of prolonged cold air.
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The prolonged uncertainty could very well be disastrous for exchange participation.
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Biden died last May after a prolonged fight with brain cancer.
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The most recent prolonged shutdown, in October 2013, lasted 33 days.
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Prolonged exposure to pitocin can increase the risk of postpartum hemorrhaging.
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And it is not a trait that benefits from prolonged exposure.
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Like many moments in Britain's prolonged journey, it's not entirely clear.
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It recommends that sensitive travelers reduce prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors.
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It is also debatable whether prolonged primary campaigns harm presidential candidates.
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Nonetheless, that sector is suffering the most from prolonged trade tensions.
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And one couple was stuck in a prolonged one-night stand.
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It would instead be a breeding ground for prolonged civil war.
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The initial riot morphed into a prolonged campaign of urban terrorism.
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Democrats say that Republican claims of a prolonged trial are exaggerated.
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Aside from that, prolonged life may not be their primary goal.
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After prolonged usage, opioids stop controlling pain despite dangerously high dosing.
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This is likely to be prolonged," Hart told CNBC's "The Rundown.
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The third serious offense consisted of a period of prolonged hostility.
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That will depend on how prolonged the recovery proves to be.
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Dirty fighting, if prolonged, does not necessarily make for good reading.
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The Ghani camp has dismissed fears of a prolonged political stalemate.
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Apologies for the prolonged hunger & hope to be back up soon!
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Life is Strange 2 is essentially one prolonged, terrible road trip.
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Prolonged thumb sucking can cause dental issues such as misaligned teeth.
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Instead, the United States pursued a policy that prolonged the conflict.
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" "There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.
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A heat wave is simply a prolonged period of extreme heat.
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Perhaps the most prolonged resonance was in French philosophy and theory.
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The UK economy has suffered because of prolonged uncertainty over Brexit.
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Ms. Park's attitude sets the stage for a prolonged political drama.
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Laughter so prolonged and intense it often felt like physical brutality.
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Conte did not say how long the measures would be prolonged.
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A prolonged government shutdown is the last thing those lawmakers need.
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Her answers only prolonged the drama and exacerbated its political toll.
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They accrue as wrinkles do, with prolonged exposure to the elements.
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Instead, he admitted that the discussions were more extensive and prolonged.
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He also appears to have been held in prolonged solitary confinement.
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Renegotiating scores of trade agreements would be a huge and prolonged effort.
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"This is a prolonged event," North Carolina Emergency Management said on Twitter.
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"There will be impacts from this prolonged lapse in funding," he wrote.
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Finally, a post-Brexit Britain is likely to suffer prolonged economic troubles.
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Nixon, promising to end the war he'd prolonged, won in a landslide.
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"Prolonged uncertainty in Hong Kong is not good for Singapore," Menon said.
|
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Airport representatives and air traffic controllers are fretting about the prolonged closure.
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His rep said he was fighting a prolonged battle with the flu.
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So we were both kind of involved in this prolonged courting period.
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A prolonged trade dispute would damage U.S. businesses and the global economy.
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Yet insurance also faces a grave threat, from prolonged low interest rates.
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If prices fall below $40, then another prolonged downturn could take hold.
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They administered the right drugs and saved people and prolonged their lives.
|
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The prospect of a prolonged tariff war kept China-related stocks sliding.
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The prolonged trade spat has sparked worries about growth in oil demand.
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Given this context, the guards' prolonged violence is an important narrative tool.
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The crisis not only led to a prolonged period of wage stagnation.
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Priapism (prolonged erection) is a possible side effect, as is mild bleeding.
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New York's subway is creaking—a consequence of prolonged underinvestment in repairs.
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He predicted equity markets would go through a prolonged correction before recovering.
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The prolonged kiss looked like a scene straight out of a telenovela.
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It's facing a prolonged headwind," Khouw said Thursday on CNBC's "Options Action.
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It's a prolonged fetch quest, basically, but the pay-off is wonderful.
|
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"Paying a ransom often leads to prolonged or repeated attacks," he said.
|
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The quarterback&aposs 2462-yard completion to Lark prolonged the winning march.
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But his revival after a difficult 22 has been remarkable and prolonged.
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Prolonged drought is making matters worse, development workers in the area say.
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It has created prolonged uncertainty over the status of land, discouraging investment.
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That would be followed by "a prolonged and shallow contraction", it said.
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"This was persistent, prolonged and deliberate dishonest behavior," Judge Jeffrey Pegden said.
|
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His rep said he was battling a prolonged case of the flu.
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Anything from gentle, sensual, strokey tickling to prolonged, intensive, and sadistic tickling.
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However, if the economic slowdown is prolonged, the honeymoon will not be.
|
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Prolonged prosecutions affect people's immigration status, schooling and jobs, the lawsuit says.
|
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His surprise decision came after a prolonged drama on the Senate floor.
|
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Initially, the decoupling was caused by the prolonged fall in oil prices.
|
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Palladium hit a record high on prolonged supply deficit in the market.
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This year has brought prolonged dry spells to many parts of Malawi.
|
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A prolonged tenure marked by failed solutions will eventually bring him down.
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Prolonged unloading caused an unstable or weak spine leading to back pain.
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All he needed now was to play basketball for a prolonged period.
|
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It wasn't just the scope of Pesce's knowledge that prolonged the talks.
|
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"I don't think anyone had prolonged suffering," he said in an interview.
|
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Impacts could also be prolonged based on the intensity of the event.
|
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Meanwhile, Germany's prolonged interregnum will leave France in a state of limbo.
|
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What can we do to protect them from prolonged monsoon and drought?
|
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He once prolonged a changeover at Wimbledon by theatrically changing his socks.
|
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Safe-haven bonds and the dollar have gained amid the prolonged uncertainty.
|
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This might also explain the excessive drinking and prolonged conversation with Spacey.
|
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"This has been a prolonged process," Fitch Rating analyst Britton Costa said.
|
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Until recently, chronic pain was thought of merely as prolonged "normal" pain.
|
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Democrats are preparing for a prolonged ordeal through the holidays (The Hill).
|
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At issue is a prolonged debate that has pitted industry against industry.
|
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The nature of the primary calendar could also fuel a prolonged battle.
|
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Young athletes are particularly prone to prolonged recovery and complications from concussion.
|
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"It's not clear whether that would change with prolonged use," Collins said.
|
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The lead-up to cicadas' emergence is a prolonged, low-key process.
|
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Still, at Trump's signing ceremony, smiles and prolonged handshakes filled the room.
|
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Prolonged economic distress hurts people's health, their financial stability and their families.
|
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Expect cramp if you're settling down for a prolonged Hunters session, basically.
|
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Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud said the prolonged unrest was hurting foreign investment.
|
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This discourages prolonged periods of disengaged board building, pushing players to interact.
|
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Doe left the company on a prolonged medical leave in October 2015.
|
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He simply has to sit there and have a prolonged adult conversation.
|
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" But she called the prolonged detention of young immigrants, "a witch hunt.
|
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Prolonged droughts have threatened the supply of cooling water for power plants.
|
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Those prolonged and statuesque pauses, those coolly regal waits before acknowledging applause!
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POLICE EXPECT 'PROLONGED DEMONSTRATION' BY GREENPEACE PROTESTERS AT HOUSTON OIL PORT -OFFICIAL
|
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Yet a prolonged shutdown is an expensive way to make a point.
|
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Here's more on the damage from a prolonged shutdown from the NYT.
|
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Some prolonged their exposure by walking around in search of the source.
|
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The effects of a prolonged shutdown could linger for months, even years.
|
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Then they compared the metabolic results after each session of prolonged sitting.
|
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Rising temperatures and prolonged heat waves are also a factor, scientists say.
|
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"Prolonged trench warfare, whether enacted or remembered, fosters paranoid melodrama," he wrote.
|
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Prolonged interaction with others in close proximity should be limited, he wrote.
|
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Prolonged drought is believed to contribute to conflicts in the Middle East.
|
|
Some sales last the whole prolonged day; others last a few minutes.
|
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Calling more witnesses would lead to prolonged court fights over executive privilege.
|
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Mr. Huang said, however, that the struggle could be prolonged and costly.
|
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IN EAST AFRICA millions of people are suffering from a prolonged drought.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union has prolonged for six months until Sept.
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Australia dairy producers are struggling amid three years of prolonged drought conditions.
|
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Cholera, typhoid and meningitis finish the job that prolonged hunger has started.
|
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"Some people can struggle with not eating for prolonged periods," says Heilbronn.
|
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There is no doubt that close contact, especially when prolonged, spreads contagion.
|
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It will take creativity and courage to head off a prolonged downturn.
|
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It was fueled in part by the US commonwealth's prolonged financial crisis.
|
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Both sides now seem to be digging in for a prolonged conflict.
|
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Some analysts doubted that the producers would stick to a prolonged curb.
|
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Give them the gift of prolonged battery life with this charging case.
|
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Astronauts have often spoken of the health implications of prolonged space travel.
|
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"A prolonged lapse in appropriations may require subsequent employee furloughs," it said.
|
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Rapid, prolonged gunfire could be heard in videos recorded near the scene.
|
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A prolonged games licensing freeze in China dented Tencent's profits last year.
|
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The third is the prolonged and unsuccessful effort to ban horse carriages.
|
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The prolonged heat of that journey could easily have marred the wines.
|
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If the effects are prolonged, the public support for Modi could wane.
|
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Users endure prolonged periods of poor condition and poor levels of service.
|
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But prolonged adolescence, in the right circumstances, is actually a good thing.
|
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Fortunately, none of the babies became sick from the prolonged bacterial exposure.
|
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But Mr. Witt said a prolonged recovery would have cost taxpayers more.
|
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But even so, the danger here is about prolonged use over years.
|
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But Germany now faces a prolonged period of political wrangling and uncertainty.
|
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Subsequent analyses of prolonged breastfeeding, taking into account the pattern of sugar consumption throughout the child's life course, showed that prolonged breastfeeding was an independent risk for severe caries and decayed, missing or filled teeth, the authors note.
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Goldstein, of Boston Children's Hospital, said that his study and others contribute to awareness about the many unrecognized parents who may suffer from prolonged grief -- and how prolonged grief is different than depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.
|
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Any prolonged dip could unsettle jet buyers with large UK coverage like Emirates.
|
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But prolonged uncertainty around China's fate, for example, could eventually take a toll.
|
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In particular, cryoprotectant agents have toxic effects on human tissues with prolonged exposure.
|
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And this year, someone had trench foot (infection due to prolonged cold wetness).
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When screens pervade the field of vision all day, what counts as prolonged?
|
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Rectovaginal fistulas are rare and usually caused by Crohn's disease or prolonged childbirth.
|
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The prolonged acting status for top Pentagon officials may be emboldening US adversaries.
|
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After more prolonged exposure to sunlight, parts of me begin to swell up.
|
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After a prolonged affair, amid great public embarassment, the couple separated in 1902.
|
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These hostile nation-states salivate at the idea of a prolonged government shutdown.
|
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Paul, left bloodied and bruised after the attack, faces a potentially prolonged recovery.
|
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The two countries have since stepped back from a potentially prolonged military engagement.
|
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Worse, the slowdown looks less like a dip than a prolonged cold shower.
|
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Everyone roared their approval, and there was prolonged, heartfelt applause as he finished.
|
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"The complex and prolonged care led to the high treatment cost," she said.
|
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Under prolonged stress corals can expel algae, causing them to starve and die.
|
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If he clings on to push that through, Labour's agony may be prolonged.
|
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Both sides knew a prolonged standoff could put the nuclear deal at risk.
|
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It's prolonged and exhausting; I felt the tension and I wasn't even playing.
|
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Argentina's economy exited a prolonged recession in the second half of last year.
|
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Germany is enjoying an unusually prolonged growth cycle, now in its ninth year.
|
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Following prolonged police negotiations, a series of explosions were heard live on television.
|
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However, if targeting capabilities are materially hindered, revenue re-acceleration may be prolonged.
|
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Fallout from a prolonged trade war will determine how forcefully it gets used.
|
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With a prolonged economic slowdown on the horizon, Turkey will need outside help.
|
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Checkpoints and road restrictions have prolonged travel times around the city by hours.
|
|
IMF SAYS UNDERSHOOTING OF EURO ZONE'S INFLATION OBJECTIVE CALLS FOR PROLONGED MONETARY ACCOMMODATION
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The delay has prolonged a tense wait for this election to be over.
|
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He said he couldn't stand for a prolonged period of time without hunching.
|
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The new research shows that certain plants can survive prolonged exposure to space.
|
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Goldman's "incomplete and unclear responses" hampered and prolonged the inquiry, the S.E.C. said.
|
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Dealers have expressed concerns over prolonged dry weather in washed arabica producer Colombia.
|
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The company, reeling from a prolonged slump in commodity prices, said on Feb.
|
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Lawson is attentive to every detail that falls within the camera's prolonged gaze.
|
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So, suddenly, this rule has effectively prolonged his career and players like him.
|
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Neighboring Japan and South Korea also share the culture of prolonged working hours.
|
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"A prolonged trade war will slow global growth," Griffin said at the conference.
|
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Meanwhile, the prolonged downturn in crude prices has crushed the oil majors' results.
|
|
Barack Obama's strength and lost the nomination in a prolonged and nasty contest.
|
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"What started out as neglect became severe, pervasive, prolonged child abuse," Hestrin said.
|
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Gasoline, by contrast, leaks and pools, creating a larger source for prolonged burns.
|
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That would lead to a prolonged period of low growth and low inflation.
|
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A few months before, she noticed unusual, prolonged construction under the neighborhood streets.
|
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The region has also been in the grip of a prolonged cold spell.
|
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Indeed, manufacturing has already witnessed a prolonged decline due to lower energy prices.
|
|
In 2015, severe power constraints caused a prolonged period of outages, hitting growth.
|
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She described her escape after prolonged suffering that included physical beatings and deprivation.
|
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To those expecting a more prolonged rebound, think again, says one market watcher.
|
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He met Reagan's sleight-of-hand "youth and inexperience" response with prolonged laughter.
|
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The prolonged inventory build has weighed on Shanghai aluminum prices in recent months.
|
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The work was invigorating, but his prolonged isolation was clearly taking a toll.
|
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But the prolonged uncertainty prisoners faced had a profound psychological effect on them.
|
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Dairy farmers have had enough with the prolonged depression in the dairy economy.
|
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The results showed that prolonged fasting in yeast resulted in a longer lifespan.
|
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France, unlike Germany, depends more on electricity for heating during prolonged cold weather.
|
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The reason for the prolonged engagement was that Freud couldn't afford to marry.
|
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It assumes a prolonged "aggressive stance" from Moscow towards Poland and its allies.
|
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This warrants concern, given that most people face prolonged daily exposure, she said.
|
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Was it, perhaps, that I had merely survived a prolonged adolescent death drive?
|
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Prolonged political turmoil has dealt several body blows to Africa's most industrialized economy.
|
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But Cramer argued the prolonged maintenance of the disease would be much higher.
|
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These prolonged slumps have been shortening over the course of the last century.
|
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Novak did not mention for how long he thought curbs should be prolonged.
|
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He went on a prolonged attack against Kelly, calling her sick and overrated.
|
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Levels of five microRNAs accurately identified patients with prolonged symptoms in the study.
|
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Stores and even bank branches have been forced to close for prolonged periods.
|
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Catalonia risked heading into prolonged and uncontrolled insecurity and civil unrest, it said.
|
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In August 2016, prolonged rainfall caused catastrophic and deadly flooding across southeastern Louisiana.
|
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The instructions advised against repeated or prolonged exposure totaling more than 15 seconds.
|
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You can't just break a thing or 10 and expect a prolonged blackout.
|
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Policymakers are concerned that the prolonged slump in the peso could hit inflation.
|
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Maybe cannabis opens the door to other drugs, but only after prolonged use.
|
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Italy cannot afford to have no government for a prolonged period of time.
|
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Any prolonged outage of the grid could result in disaster beyond comprehension. 2.
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And it'll be prolonged until we're back to whatever "normal" is, post-pandemic.
|
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The two gunmen were killed in a prolonged gun battle with security forces.
|
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And of those, many — more than half — are getting them for prolonged periods.
|
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Worst of all, the island's aging power grid was wrecked, causing prolonged blackouts.
|
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Heat waves like these are becoming more frequent and prolonged, weather experts say.
|
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Even a prolonged polar-vortex-bomb-cyclone death trap probably wouldn't be enough.
|
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The delay has ushered in what may be a prolonged period of havoc.
|
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It took a prolonged cold spell to significantly reduce their population in 2010.
|
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But failure would mean devastating loss of life and prolonged, widespread economic pain.
|
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"When detention becomes prolonged, you have to draw the line somewhere," he said.
|
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" Boot minutely describes a disillusionment that wasn't only "painful and prolonged" but "existential.
|
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"Prolonged and continuous" denial of that right, they wrote, would violate the Constitution.
|
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Fueled by a prolonged drought, the wildfires started in Australia in July 2019.
|
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But Ms. Swift had testified that the groping had been prolonged and intentional.
|
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The prolonged delay has strained the Navy&aposs relationship with shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls.
|
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The episode was the latest bit of confusion in a prolonged peace process.
|
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Others say he has authority for one-off strikes, but not prolonged engagements.
|
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The prolonged contact with the hot oil made the grains supremely, wonderfully crunchy.
|
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She attributed the improvement to the prolonged strength of the US labor market.
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She and her former classmates would not have time for a prolonged goodbye.
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Calling more witnesses would lead to prolonged court fights over executive privilege. 3.
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Though these charismatic young artists received a prolonged ovation, they played no encore.
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What's more, productivity gains in the U.S. have been in a prolonged slowdown.
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Multiple hearings, delays and an FBI supplemental background investigation have prolonged the process.
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For some, like Cerbone-Teoli, it has meant the potential for prolonged hardship.
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Ishida warned that prolonged global market turbulence could hurt household and corporate sentiment.
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This baby will have prolonged hospital stays including surgery and post-operative recovery.
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It is also subjected to the slow, controlled oxidation of prolonged barrel aging.
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Holding any position under Mr. Trump for a prolonged period can be problematic.
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The company blamed factors including a prolonged heatwave in 2018 and Brexit uncertainty.
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"What started off as neglect became severe, pervasive, prolonged abuse," Mr. Hestrin said.
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South Sudan has been hit by a prolonged civil war and humanitarian crisis.
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But a prolonged strike during Black Friday weekend could have caused further problems.
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Solitary confinement causes extreme suffering, particularly over prolonged periods of months or years.
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His expensive and prolonged anti-terror campaign in the Sinai is also failing.
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"Summer weather is likely to become more persistent - more prolonged hot dry periods, possibly also more prolonged rainy periods," said Dim Coumou, lead author of the study at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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And Venezuela remains in the throes of a prolonged internal political and economic crisis.
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But those could easily turn into large deficits if stoppages and disruptions are prolonged.
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Despite the controversy, the film still received a prolonged standing ovation, according to Setoodeh.
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But a prolonged transition to full L4 autonomy could bring automakers a financial windfall.
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Cubans endured prolonged power cuts and shortages of food and basics such as soap.
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The timing of a prolonged grounding could not be worse for Northern Hemisphere carriers.
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Article 50 of the EU treaty was written to avoid prolonged negotiation on withdrawal.
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That extra time alone with the violent patient meant Meredith's attack was prolonged significantly.
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Hafeez says veterans often self-medicate to deal with the prolonged effects and symptoms.
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Prolonged economic pain across the American farm belt could complicate Trumps re-election efforts.
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Xerox said it decided to settle given the risks and uncertainty of prolonged litigation.
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But the pain is too widespread and prolonged to be dismissed as a blip.
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Prolonged travel restrictions will affect many technologies that rely on international collaboration and competition.
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In particular, industries that rely on components from China could struggle with prolonged quarantines.
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Industry groups say the economy could suffer if the bottlenecks in supply are prolonged.
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The prolonged uncertainty, he says, makes Moria feel like "a small piece of hell".
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Given a prolonged slump, concerns about the timeliness of government spending become less pressing.
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Last week's election left Britain without a majority government and facing prolonged political uncertainty.
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Officials said the prolonged wind event will lead to fire spreading rapidly and erratically.
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A moment of prolonged eye contact can feel invasive if not done with love.
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The nexus of that was a prolonged period of historically (and bafflingly) low volatility.
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The chip unit sale, however, may face more complications if regulatory reviews are prolonged.
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Moreover, after prolonged playing in that mode, my left thumb started to feel sore.
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The country was cast into a debt-deflation spiral and a prolonged liquidity trap.
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Maduro yesterday announced a 30-day plan to ration electricity following prolonged nationwide blackouts.
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Patients often experience prolonged and severe seizures early in life, along with developmental delays.
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Yet despite this prolonged spree, one long-standing milestone has yet to be passed.
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Republican legislators clearly grew weary of paying the political costs of a prolonged shutdown.
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Indeed, several south Pacific islands are already facing water crises due to prolonged drought.
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Investigators say the prolonged beatings were allegedly carried out with fists and electrical cords.
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It's the most prolonged heatwave to have hit Thailand in the past 65 years.
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The prolonged trade battle seems to be taking a toll on the Chinese economy.
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On the other hand, it's true prolonged monetary easing is weighing on banks' profits.
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A prolonged preparation for adulthood was actually available only to those with economic means.
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He prolonged that attack on the media Saturday, pointing to the leaked Clinton emails.
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And their prolonged rule leaves deep uncertainty about who will one day replace them.
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N terminated its merger agreement with Williams in June after a prolonged legal battle.
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But there are few precedents for such a prolonged period of government by crisis.
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Earlier this year Slovenia and Croatia prolonged its lifespan by 20 years to 2043.
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During the woman's prolonged stints in confinement, Stewart said, her behavior became increasingly psychotic.
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It has since subsided, though rising fruit and vegetable prices have prolonged inflationary pressures.
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"The eyeball will grow longer to compensate for the prolonged near stress," Liu says.
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A prolonged legal battle over the issue could complicate preparations for the 2020 count.
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Ryan's widow Carryn Owens received a prolonged ovation after the president praised his sacrifice.
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She got married at 16 and had two still births due to prolonged labor.
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But she opened up about their painful split and prolonged divorce proceedings in 2017.
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Nearly half the fires during 2015's prolonged dry season were on peaty soil.
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The prolonged election season disrupted its economy as investors waited to see the outcome.
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Get funding for Hurricane Harvey quickly and avoid a prolonged fight on Capitol Hill.
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That has raised concerns about a prolonged cycle of spiking and falling crude prices.
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Prolonged exposure to high levels of formaldehyde is associated with an elevated cancer risk.
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Last year the two countries prolonged the plant's lifespan by 20 years to 2043.
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It said the downturn "could be one of the most severe and prolonged ever".
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Prolonged economic pain across the American farm belt could complicate Trump's re-election efforts.
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Kazakhstan, however, said it could not join a prolonged cut on the same terms.
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"I don't think people expect this to be a prolonged issue," one trader said.
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This prolonged election and post-election cycle has been fraught with incitement to violence.
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That bill will also contain provisions to mitigate hydrological risks, such as prolonged droughts.
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If not treated, the infection enters a prolonged latent phase, which can last decades.
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These disruptions led to brief bursts of competition followed by prolonged periods of oligopoly.
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I) warned on Wednesday the impact of the prolonged grounding of Boeing Co's (BA.
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Washington is bracing for a prolonged shutdown that is already in its second week.
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To me, she will always be Edith Gregor Halpert, which is prolonged and stately.
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Pelosi also warned that the prolonged shutdown could affect the United States' credit rating.
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Fact One: Our Country is Experiencing a Prolonged Decline in the Rate of Entrepreneurship.
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He said the blaze was stoked by thick vegetation left desiccated by prolonged drought.
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The prolonged drought will probably affect 85033 million people in the region in 2016.
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If not, prolonged partisanship could lead to a turbulent future we simply can't afford.
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The prolonged exposure to high water temperatures has left many reefs in critical shape.
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Medicated cat shampoo needs prolonged contact with the skin to provide the maximum benefit.
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You're also more likely just to be sitting for a prolonged period of time.
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So should we touch our investments the next time markets take a prolonged dive?
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He's identified two simple approaches to conquer the IPO market over a prolonged period.
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Both events seem designed to bolster support from his base for a prolonged shutdown.
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"The prolonged slump in oil prices presents a new reality for CEMAC," Lagarde said.
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There is a prolonged, uncomfortable silence, as if there were something unspoken between them.
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After years of encouraging the armed groups, China wants to end the prolonged fighting.
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In Dorian's case, the storm has traveled slowly, so its effects have been prolonged.
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But many farmworkers say they have been injured by prolonged exposure to the pesticide.
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Sometimes, hearing loss is temporary; but repeated, prolonged episodes can result in permanent reductions.
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Then, you can work your way up to prolonged stints in the steam room.
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Whether or not the prolonged detention of noncitizens is constitutional remains an open question.
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The sell-off in August-September of last year didn't equal a prolonged decline.
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A prolonged investigation into Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan this year also rattled financial markets.
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Keeping an eye on her made him feel safer but also prolonged his anxiety.
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If Donald Trump's plans were ever implemented, the country would sink into prolonged recession.
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The day of the show could, at times, feel like one prolonged panic attack.
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France, unlike neighbor Germany, depends mostly on electricity for heating during prolonged cold spells.
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After every prolonged and pointless online battle, I knew I wasn't handling things well.
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"The car industry is wrapped up in a prolonged crisis of confidence," Bratzel said.
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Some travel so fast that they explode into fireballs, creating prolonged bursts of light.
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Yet despite the country's recent economic recovery, private investment is in a prolonged funk.
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Op-Ed Contributor What does prolonged exposure to jihadist online propaganda do to us?
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Meanwhile, the Venezuelan people continue to suffer from a prolonged political and economic meltdown.
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"But when it's prolonged day after day, it begins to weaken them," he said.
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Critics of the prolonged search have said the money could have been better spent.
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Compression socks help increase the circulation of blood and minimize swelling from prolonged sedentariness.
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After a period of prolonged exposure to deafening sound and intense light, H. appears.
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The country's public health care system has collapsed and prolonged electricity outages are common.
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The pain of my grandfather's prolonged death was inevitable from the day it began.
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That anxiety is a normal response, but over prolonged periods it can be harmful.
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It is not considered a "highly contagious" disease; it spreads only after prolonged exposure.
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Serious side effects or prolonged treatment include liver failure, hearing loss, and muscle paralysis.
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These dynamics could all shift, however, if there's a prolonged market downturn or recession.
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Cartel gunmen responded with prolonged bursts of gunfire in the streets after Ovidio's arrest.
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Some were ineffective and left prisoners moaning in what appeared to be prolonged agony.
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China prolonged the Lunar New Year holiday due to the outbreak, Reuters previously reported.
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Prisoners were repeatedly waterboarded, subjected to prolonged sleep deprivation and shackled in painful positions.
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It's too early to tell whether China is in for another prolonged markets rout.
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The pair's first meeting in Brussels was symbolized by a prolonged and awkward handshake.
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The trade-reliant city-state, which has been hit by the prolonged Sino-U.
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The size and targets are often subject to prolonged haggling among its member states.
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The sudden rotation led quantitative-investing heavyweights to call for a prolonged value comeback.
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He prolonged the interwar era by a quarter of an hour especially for her.
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The resulting prolonged shot lingers a few seconds too long on Joanie's nude torso.
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The pair's first meeting in Brussels was symbolized by a prolonged, white-knuckle handshake.
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Contrary to the shaped-to-play hypothesis, rats prolonged the game by re-hiding.
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Along with a prolonged increase in oil prices, that could hurt the US economy.
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But as time went on, the rounds of nausea became prolonged and more severe.
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I was consistently experiencing prolonged nausea throughout the day—a common symptom of CHS.
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This marked the first time Kerrisdale has recorded such a steep and prolonged drop.
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The Australian market index has two potential chart patterns — and both show prolonged indecision.
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Spain and Portugal are growing quickly, while Italy is recovering from its prolonged crisis.
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Risks of prolonged breath holding can include dizziness, elevated blood pressure and muscle cramping.
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Mattis touched down in the country amid a bloody month in the prolonged conflict.
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Technology further drove home the reality long after the recession ended, and prolonged recovery.
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The couple managed to find an apartment in Ridgewood, Queens, after a prolonged search.
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It did note that these risks are primarily seen with prolonged use of lorcaserin.
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Prolonged screen time could also have adverse effects for young adults and working professionals.
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Prolonged periods of high temperatures are much more frequent, and bushfire seasons are longer.
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After six years of a prolonged drought in California, it is all but over.
|
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It is doubtful Mueller wants to keep his office open for a prolonged period.
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A prolonged shutdown could lead vulnerable federal workers toward foreclosures or costly debt cycles.
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The central bank won the legal battles and the eurozone escaped a prolonged downturn.
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Mexico's benchmark rate is expected to continue at 8.25 percent for a prolonged period.
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But they had no idea about the prolonged Iraq War that was to follow.
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Prolonged bail Rajagopal was sentenced to 10 years in jail for the murder in 2004.
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But now "we now have good yields even in the prolonged dry periods", she said.
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Still, the seat is comfy even after prolonged riding and the desk itself is sturdy.
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A prolonged dry season has also impacted the quality of some beans, farmers have said.
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We expect the credit stress to broaden and deepen if low oil prices are prolonged.
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Trump's decision ends a prolonged campaign by Canyon Bridge and Lattice to seal the deal.
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CBP says the drones are used not for prolonged surveillance but instead for targeted investigations.
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Mueller defends not subpoenaing the President because of the prolonged process to fight over it.
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Prolonged exposure to serious stress — known as toxic stress — can lead to lifelong health consequences.
|
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Prolonged political stalemate could make heavily indebted Italy the focus of market concern in Europe.
|
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Mr Trump fumed that America would impose "large sanctions" on Turkey for the prolonged detention.
|
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The global financial crisis in 2007-08 hit the country hard, triggering a prolonged slump.
|
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Intense and prolonged droughts can significantly increase the likelihood of conflict, according to the report.
|
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Indeed, many Gazans have never left the enclave, a grim measure of their prolonged isolation.
|
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If history holds, the U.S. is entering a new, prolonged era of anti-immigrant fever.
|
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With the way this dispute is shaping up, it appears set for a prolonged battle.
|
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Prolonged exposure to serious stress—known as toxic stress—can lead to lifelong health consequences.
|
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Here's to a prolonged Ellenberger run in the UFC's shark tank of a welterweight division.
|
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Amid the rising tensions, Beijing warned the U.S. on Wednesday about a prolonged trade war.
|
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People with heart/lung disease, older adults, and children should consider reducing prolonged/heavy exertion.
|
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Moreover, prolonged low growth and inflation themselves make the euro area increasingly vulnerable to shocks.
|
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A prolonged MAX grounding coupled with mechanic-related disruption could further hurt profit, analysts said.
|
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That would be a sign that Tokyo wanted to end the prolonged dispute, Moon said.
|
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Still, a prolonged crackdown will upset major exporting nations including the United States and Brazil.
|
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All are spared litigation costs and the bad publicity that could flow from prolonged litigation.
|
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While prolonged symptoms might just be severe morning sickness, Dweck advises talking to your doctor.
|
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The problem is that prolonged exposures to intense volumes can cause fatigue in this muscle.
|
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His official Twitter account said he felt "unsteady" because of prolonged standing, heat and dehydration.
|
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The Armenian government had lost popular legitimacy because of corruption and a prolonged economic slump.
|
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The result was a prolonged, six-hour freakout that turned him off the drug indefinitely.
|
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The approach is calculated to undermine a president during a time of prolonged economic growth.
|
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Short of a large and prolonged risk premium on its bonds, Italy's debts are serviceable.
|
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The true riskiness of private equity would only become apparent in a prolonged bear market.
|
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Bobby died last year at the age of 71 following a prolonged battle with cancer.
|
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On Friday, during follow-up evaluation of her prolonged cough, she was diagnosed with pneumonia.
|
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Boosting crude processing at both facilities should help reverse a prolonged decline in refining levels.
|
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Humans can barely understand words which are so showily and radically slowed down and prolonged.
|
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In veterans, prolonged and repeated exposure to combat can make PTSD even harder to treat.
|
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James Manassa Dixon, was killed in August 1864 during the prolonged Federal siege of Petersburg.
|
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Scorching weather across Europe and prolonged dry weather in France has reduced river water levels.
|
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Win, lose or draw, the US was headed into a prolonged period of political turmoil.
|
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And of course, prolonged use of ecstasy might harm the brain, several studies have shown.
|
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On Friday, during follow up evaluation of her prolonged cough, she was diagnosed with pneumonia.
|
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LOS ANGELES — Newlyweds Zach and Rachel King said goodbye to their prolonged honeymoon last week.
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Kuroda also said BOJ will take steps to reduce the cost of prolonged monetary easing.
|
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It warns European Union members that prolonged exposure could lead to "harmful effects" on health.
|
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Democrats expressed skepticism over prolonged engagement in the conflict without a specific goal or endgame.
|
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The absence of boardroom confidence is manifesting itself as a prolonged lack of private investment.
|
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"Prolonged, passive sitting increases the likelihood of suffering from chronic, lower back pain," Georgiadis says.
|
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The extension followed a prolonged presidential election which curbed economic growth and the government's finances.
|
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The nomination fight for Wray should not automatically be the next prolonged Washington showdown, however.
|
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If glycoprotein VI could be blocked, the research team hypothesized, would that prevent prolonged bleeding?
|
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His death sparked a prolonged manhunt for three men Gliniewicz had radioed he was chasing.
|
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In a prolonged trade war, neither China nor Europe should be expected to grow rapidly.
|
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While consumer spending might be cooling, business investment is perking up after a prolonged slump.
|
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Chipmakers are also reeling from a prolonged trade war between the United States and China.
|
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Apart from some temporary volatility, the stock market has been in a prolonged bull market.
|
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What caused the various ice ages (including the "little ice age" and prolonged cool periods)?
|
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Current data also shows that due to the prolonged recession, people are not buying houses.
|
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This comes in addition to the prolonged, ongoing outage of the 1.5 GW Brokdorf reactor.
|
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It's awkward and imprecise, and it makes playing the game for prolonged sessions physically painful.
|
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Moreover, net interest margin (NIM), will likely remained pressured given the prolonged low rate environment.
|
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The white cells themselves engulf and consume bacteria, but prolonged inflammation also damages host tissue.
|
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Facing its prolonged degradation, Nintendo reshaped its mobile and home consoles into a single product.
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Syria's opposition says reconciliation deals are forced on areas after prolonged sieges and intense bombardment.
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This bill is just the latest incarnation of a prolonged and relentless war on women.
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Limited military actions will lead to gradual escalation and a prolonged war with heavy casualties.
|
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They testified about sessions involving group nudity, intimate touching and prolonged cuddling with male counselors.
|
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Other organizations are seeking to help keep federal workers entertained during the prolonged partial shutdown.
|
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In 2017, the number of undernourished people rose to 821 million, ending a prolonged decline.
|
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But there's a concern that their prolonged intervention has made investors accustomed to their support.
|
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I haven't worn it any less, or taken it off for prolonged periods of time.
|
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Trump's family separation policy and the highly publicized prolonged detention of asylum seekers enraged her.
|
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Japanese banks have struggled in the lending business under a prolonged low interest rate environment.
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Those problems could be compounded by any prolonged fight over the document's release, he said.
|
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The storm's sluggish movement threatened to bring prolonged rain, flooding and the risk of landslides.
|
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A lot of federal drug cases are the result of prolonged investigations and sting operations.
|
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Under emergency rule, which was recently prolonged for three months, Mr Erdogan enjoys unchecked powers.
|
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The rally has confounded expectations for a more prolonged sell-off prior to the referendum.
|
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A prolonged drought in Argentina means its domestic harvest is expected to be significantly lower.
|
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But Calvert is concerned that the funds will dry up if the shutdown is prolonged.
|
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As he died, he reportedly began to sing fragments of his character's prolonged death scene.
|
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The result is children languished in prolonged detention, in both permanent shelters and in Homestead.
|
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In Hurricane Dorian's case, the storm has traveled slowly, so its effects have been prolonged.
|
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Prolonged expressions of angst can sink live-action drama, which thrives on eventfulness and conflict.
|
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It could also leave Latin America's largest country in a prolonged state of political deadlock.
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Experts warn to avoid prolonged exposure to potentially dirty water while your skin repairs itself.
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We keep pinching ourselves to make sure we aren't just in a really prolonged daydream.
|
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Either way, speaking for prolonged periods of time does strange things to a person's brain.
|
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That said, if the drop does turn out to be prolonged, things get more complicated.
|
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Long periods of prolonged sensitivity seem to be responsible for a lot of my creativity.
|
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After an extremely uncomfortable, prolonged silence—I counted seven seconds—one person hesitantly says yes.
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Prolonged droughts have affected tree-fruiting in the wetlands, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
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In particular, the introduction of built-in link shortening in 2011 dramatically prolonged SMS compatibility.
|
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The prolonged trade dispute between Washington and Beijing has rattled financial markets across the globe.
|
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Nevertheless, foreign currency liquidity could come under pressure in the event of prolonged marked closure.
|
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Inadequate school spending over prolonged periods will leave many students behind, especially low-income children.
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It registered a preliminary magnitude of 21985, causing heavy and prolonged shaking in the capital.
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It registered a preliminary magnitude of 7.1, causing heavy and prolonged shaking in the capital.
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In 2017, my kidneys were failing and I went through a prolonged period of dialysis.
|
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Mr. Brunson's prolonged detention and trial had worsened tensions between the United States and Turkey.
|
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Past Italian governments made similar requests; some led to prolonged disputes with the European Union.
|
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It finds that exercise does not have to be prolonged in order to be beneficial.
|
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But Europe prolonged the agony with bitter recriminations over who should clean up the mess.
|
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Adult children slip into prolonged stays — if they have any desire to leave at all.
|
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This is down a lot in recent years, but a prolonged rise could signal trouble.
|
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One risk is that a military split leads to prolonged violence among different armed factions.
|
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"I don't see how prolonged bullying could take place in a private establishment," she said.
|
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We can also now see how the Republican coalition was prolonged beyond its shelf life.
|
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Prolonged periods of abnormally high temperatures are a signal of a shifting climate, they say.
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BANK OF CANADA GOVERNOR SAYS HE BELIEVES STORM IS TEMPORARY BUT EVENTS COULD BE PROLONGED
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" She believes the school actually prolonged Charles' life: "He would have been dead at 17.
|
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Opposition legislators and the legislature's staff liken the two-year ordeal to a prolonged strangulation.
|
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Continued, prolonged periods of social distancing will be uncomfortable for us, a hyper-social species.
|
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These mutual assistance networks are usually called upon following major storms that threaten prolonged outages.
|
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The measures have worked, for the most part, helping the region overcome a prolonged slump.
|
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We do get one prolonged glimpse of Strugi Krasnye, the town where the story unfolds.
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Indeed, research has found that prolonged solitary confinement has significant mental and physical health repercussions.
|
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He gets to know her parents (Holly Hunter and Ray Romano) during the prolonged uncertainty.
|
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Both theory and experience suggested that this should have caused a prolonged slump in inflation.
|
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Then it reversed the decision following prolonged outcry from the public and the scientific community.
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That prolonged scenario is exactly what happened on several occasions in the mid-nineteenth century.
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Further, prolonged margin contractions have typically accompanied extended economic expansions, as in the late 28503s.
|
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" Congressman and civil-rights icon John Lewis also received a prolonged ovation, introducing "Green Book.
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And they are getting caught up in prolonged court cases with significant backlogs, she said.
|
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Venezuela's production continues to slide as the country remains mired in a prolonged economic crisis.
|
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Forecasters say prolonged rainfall from Florence could produce catastrophic flash flooding and significant river flooding.
|
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Mr. Bolloré's prolonged detention is unusual in France, where top executives rarely face legal scrutiny.
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Any prolonged move to 20 percent enrichment would shorten that timeline to under a year.
|
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And he was the one who prolonged the bidding contest upon orders from Mr. Trump.
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The effort to address those issues has contributed to the prolonged grounding of the Max.
|
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But a prolonged absence from Nigeria by Mr. Buhari caused additional uncertainty at the Pentagon.
|
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Flynn's criminal case was prolonged by his decision last month to withdraw his guilty plea.
|
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Government officials, on the other hand, say that they expect a prolonged bitter legal battle.
|
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Courts have long upheld vaccination mandates for schools, where close and prolonged contact is inevitable.
|
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It hit a record high of $2,841.54 earlier in the week on prolonged supply concerns.
|
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After losing his temper at Lichtenstein, Shapovalov surrendered the third set in a prolonged sulk.
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DEMAND: Growth and demand in China has come under pressure from the prolonged trade dispute.
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But this is not where we want to be for a prolonged period of time.
|
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Instead, they say, the probe has been prolonged by the Obama administration's refusal to cooperate.
|
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But a prolonged or worsening slowdown could lead the Fed to act again next year.
|
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The extent would hinge on the impact a prolonged conflict has on the global economy.
|
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The prolonged, and to date, unsuccessful, testing of resistance near 6,300 suggests some trend weakness.
|
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As the prolonged firefight went on, helicopters circled overhead as police officers swarmed the streets.
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"The European court unanimously prolonged the suspension today," Rustavi 2 lawyer Tamta Muradashvili told Reuters.
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Especially if your depression is a response to very real, prolonged, and often ongoing trauma.
|
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First, welfare-dependent aliens are exempt from this new policy during a prolonged grace period.
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The prolonged, unnecessary time within the hospital exposes patients to risk, including hospital-acquired infections.
|
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A prolonged economic slump would significantly add to the risk of default, with global repercussions.
|
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" They could also face "prolonged interrogations and extended detention for reasons related to 'state security.
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Complicated surgeries, prolonged radiation and successive drugs become much more costly with later-stage disease.
|
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Asian exporters are already being strained by a prolonged slowdown in the global electronics sectors.
|
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The freeze comes amid prolonged low commodity prices which have hit Russia's oil-exporting economy hard.
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Mothers, fathers, and children must not be held behind bars for prolonged periods for seeking safety.
|
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That deal helped drain a global crude glut and boost oil prices from a prolonged slump.
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Of the 20 patients with serious adverse events, 17 required hospitalization and four had prolonged hospitalization.
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"The net gain was that you didn't have those very prolonged periods of recovery," Wagner said.
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Negotiations between the two countries have stalled recently, increasing fears that this spat will be prolonged.
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The Senate is currently operating with only 50 Republicans due to the prolonged absence of Sen.
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"Unnecessarily holding children for prolonged periods of time is no deterrent to illegal immigration," he said.
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Also, that plastic security trays are non-porous and virus survival is known to be prolonged.
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One is the threat from deep-space radiation, which can cause cancer due to prolonged exposure.
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Emergency payments for hotel rooms only last 14 days, but can be prolonged beyond that period.
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Around 100 people, mainly opposition supporters, were killed mainly by police during the prolonged election season.
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The two groups have been engaged in prolonged conflict which has however intensified in recent months.
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One patient, however, experienced priapism afterward—a prolonged erection that wouldn't go away on its own.
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The boy was not enrolled in school, and had not attended one for a prolonged time.
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Person-to-person transmission requires close, prolonged contact with contaminated bodily fluids like blood and semen.
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Several had cognitive impairment and nerve damage from extreme and prolonged physical abuse, the prosecutor said.
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Prolonged work stoppages are uncommon in the modern economy, which makes this long strike an anomaly.
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Both girls stutter, a speech characteristic marked by repetition in sound, prolonged pauses and repeated words.
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He was later fired after a car crash caused him to go on prolonged sick leave.
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Moreover, Florence is expected to be reminiscent of Hurricane Harvey, with a prolonged and heavy rainfall.
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A prolonged closure could have ripple effects on the nationwide supply of those products, Bloomberg reports.
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Certainly, I would pay attention if we had a sustained prolonged inversion of the yield curve.
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" To prolonged cheers she added: "We Europeans must really take our fate into our own hands.
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It's the closest Sanders has come to conceding the prolonged Democratic primary race to his opponent.
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A path of prolonged deceleration in hydrocarbon revenue growth would add to this decline in wealth.
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The symptoms usually begin the day after someone stops using after a prolonged period of time.
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In the prolonged battles in "Tangled Up in Blue," these scenarios are drawn out and tedious.
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All of that suggests the nearly $3 trillion economy is heading for a prolonged, painful slowdown.
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Other major airlines like American and United have canceled thousands of flights because of prolonged groundings.
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Nobody officially questions prohibitions against slavery, genocide, murder, torture, prolonged arbitrary discrimination and systematic racial discrimination.
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Falling unemployment and prolonged low base rates have resulted in low volumes of new impaired loans.
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"Parental depression might be a consequence of prolonged illness in a child," Dreyer said by email.
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On Wednesday, after the prolonged silence, Trump summoned Caputo to the White House for a reunion.
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Analysts and investors are concerned about how a prolonged oil price slump could weigh on results.
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Back pain is not uncommon during prolonged space missions, with around half of all astronauts affected.
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Males use "prolonged intromission" to keep the female away from his competition while he impregnates her.
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The prolonged trade spat has sparked fears of lower corporate earnings and slower global economic growth.
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On Wednesday, unions for aviation employees warned that the prolonged shutdown could disrupt passenger safety procedures.
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Automakers want to avoid a prolonged legal battle between Washington and the most populous U.S. state.
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But the current outage has been much more widespread and prolonged than those in the past.
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And companies would be encouraged to help people return to work after prolonged breaks for parenthood.
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Prolonged economic weakness in any of these economies could cause a reassessment of our bank ratings.
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EISEN: HOW DOES THAT TAKE YOU TO STAGFLATION, THIS IDEA OF PROLONGED SLOW GROWTH WITH INFLATION?
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Studies have shown that performance suffers when you spend prolonged periods focusing on the same task.
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"The greater kindness would be to relieve him from prolonged suffering," Cheng said in a statement.
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Economists say the storm could hurt September payrolls if the disruption from the flooding is prolonged.
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Another issue that was discussed was helping women integrate back into the workforce after prolonged absences.
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If the search for a successor is prolonged, the resignation could be delayed the sources said.
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I think that if they start cozying up to the administration, there could be prolonged ... Delays.
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Like its rivals, the oil giant has been hurt by the prolonged fall in oil prices.
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"We do underestimate the risk of prolonged exposure to heat," Raukar told Motherboard over the phone.
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"After a prolonged period of fashion staleness, we are seeing some new trends forming," he said.
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Trump is also expected to spend a prolonged period away from the White House in August.
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The latest version of Windows was released publicly last summer, after a prolonged public test period.
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We went from 4 percent GDP growth to expectations of a prolonged 2 percent growth environment.
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Oil prices continued rising this week, supported by the prospect of prolonged OPEC-led supply curbs.
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Insufficient adjustments to prolonged weak energy prices could further erode fiscal buffers and pose financing challenges.
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After a prolonged shooting slump, Hood has finally found the magic touch from the perimeter again.
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That has raised worries across Europe of a prolonged leadership vacuum in the continent's economic powerhouse.
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Regulators fear the inflators could explode with excessive force after prolonged exposure to heat and humidity.
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People subjected to the procedure often "suffer prolonged mental harm for years and even decades afterward".
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Are there detrimental side effects to living in the fantasy world for prolonged spans of time?
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As well, the prolonged renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could dampen investment.
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A disciplinary procedure would keep Italy under prolonged market pressure and could lead to financial sanctions.
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Studies have found that prolonged mobile phone usage has a specific lowering effect on HRV levels.
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Studies on low-potency marijuana, have shown that prolonged marijuana use can affect the human brain.
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Smith projected that prolonged uncertainty would send EUR/GBP to 0.783 and GBP/USD to 1.18.
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A person in a coma is unconscious, though breathing independently, for a prolonged period of time.
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But financial market volatility alone is unlikely to bring on a recession unless severe and prolonged.
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After a prolonged slump, the global container shipping industry entered a period of recovery last year.
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Putin has prolonged these sanctions twice, and he does not discuss any compensation for ordinary Russians.
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He did substantial damage to the eventual nominee in the last cycle through the prolonged primary.
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The opposition called for another protest on Thursday, raising the specter of prolonged disruption in Venezuela.
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Two members of the court, Justices Kennedy and Breyer, have invited challenges to prolonged solitary confinement.
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As expected, the group with the most prolonged sedentary patterns had the most women with diabetes.
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Further delays to the elections are possible, and would risk another prolonged period of policy inaction.
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Many clients have reported short-term problems including prolonged headaches and staining of the surrounding tissue.
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The German lender has been under immense scrutiny by investors given its prolonged and ongoing troubles.
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Any prolonged chaos in Yemen will give it more room to consolidate and plot attacks abroad.
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Solar technology for drones is a tested but yet to be proven method for prolonged flight.
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"The net gain was that you didn't have those very prolonged periods of recovery," Wagner says.
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The prolonged slump in the price of oil is forcing American producers to slash their budgets.
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A prolonged period of job insecurity and public humiliation is a uniquely Trumpian form of payback.
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The announcement comes after a prolonged period of controversy surrounding user privacy issues at the company.
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The prolonged election season disrupted its economy as investors waited to see the outcome, Rotich said.
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Emergency notifications should look different or have prolonged buzzes to make them stand out, he said.
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But Federal Reserve officials and others are worried about potential damage from a prolonged trade war.
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Many employees are facing a prolonged term working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Economists note that prolonged recessions and certainly a depression would also cost lives and widespread misery.
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In rural America, medical intervention for prolonged lifesaving respiratory care may be scarce (The Associated Press).
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There are the huge crowds, gift wrapping, weight gain, traveling and prolonged exposure to distant relatives.
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However, we're living in a society where now, in first world countries, life can be prolonged.
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Instead of a one-time blow, the economy could face repeated shutdowns over a prolonged period.
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It's a blaring reminder that Latin America is suffering a prolonged refugee crisis that demands solutions.
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The enclave has suffered for years from unreliable electrical supply, with daily, prolonged blackouts the norm.
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"I did it all by myself," Ms. Janney said, arriving at the microphone, to prolonged applause.
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The lawyers cited that trip as evidence that Mr. Lewis was detained for a prolonged period.
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But a far greater percentage of her workouts now were prolonged and, by her standards, gentle.
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Mr. Xi has also presided over a prolonged crackdown on both official corruption and political dissent.
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Equally, both leaders are facing economic headwinds, which could be exacerbated by a prolonged trade war.
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After prolonged exposure to heat, the shift interlock can fail to work properly, the company said.
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Experts on Latin America have likened Mr. Bolton's tweets to a "prolonged info op" on Venezuela.
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After a prolonged decline, the great white population is believed to be rebounding, Dr. Curtis said.
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Americans believed that triumph over the Soviet Union required a prolonged ideological, technological and economic struggle.
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Prolonged exposure to bad air can even work its way into your lungs and blood stream.
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Prolonged illness (Machado was epileptic), and the near loss of his sight, snapped him to attention.
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The White House authorized the C.I.A. to carry out waterboardings, sensory deprivation and prolonged stress positions.
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The executive order's proposed alternative of prolonged family detention fares no better as a legal matter.
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Then one of them releases a prolonged howl that rends the night and stills the revelry.
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Prolonged sitting has been linked with higher risks for diabetes and heart disease, among other conditions.
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Prolonged exposure to lithium has been associated with health effects like fluid buildup in the lungs.
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We must also support society to grapple with the mental and physical dangers of prolonged isolation.
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Prolonged exposure to these diseases, however, gave survivors some level of immunity, which Native Americans lacked.
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We have always believed that prolonged litigation around these matters is in no one's best interest.
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And going down the road of contempt powers could easily land the House in prolonged litigation.
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The prolonged grounding has dented airlines' revenue and created a headache for planners and travelers alike.
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Federer's draw, which looked like a breeze on paper, has instead been a prolonged great escape.
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More: Budget airlines around the world are suffering from the prolonged grounding of the 737 Max.
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Prolonged drought has devastated much of the agricultural sector, forcing many farming families off the land.
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This coddling of dictatorships simply prolonged the life of the unstable, unpopular regimes, the critics contend.
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In recent years they have been locked in a prolonged period of rhetoric and heightened tension.
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Even some within the BOJ have become more worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing.
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"This rainfall will produce catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged, significant river flooding," the hurricane centre said.
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The strike has reignited tensions between Washington and Tehran and sparked concerns about a prolonged conflict.
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The strike has reignited tensions between Washington and Tehran and sparked concerns about a prolonged conflict.
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His death has reignited tensions between Washington and Tehran and sparked concerns about a prolonged conflict.
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The university swiftly dismissed Mr. Deng rather than engage in a prolonged battle with the Maoists.
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The bottom line: Trump was asked whether he was now prepared for a prolonged impeachment saga.
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However, a prolonged drop in oil and gas prices has made the deal less economically attractive.
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The lower pH bleaches coral reefs and makes oceans uninhabitable for marine life over prolonged periods.
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A prolonged slowdown or closure in China could have a major impact on global economic growth.
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Prolonged conversations that run into the next critical conversation or plot device are a no-no.
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Palladium, meanwhile, hit another record peak on the back of prolonged supply constraints in the market.
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Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong have sent the city into prolonged chaos since June 9.
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The transport strikes that incapacitated France this week have now been prolonged through early next week.
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While the threat of a prolonged impasse went away, the accord's long-term ramifications will not.
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The country is grappling with slumping growth and a prolonged trade war with the United States.
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That partly unwound the producers' 18-month policy of limiting output following a prolonged price slump.
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BOE'S SAUNDERS SAYS "PROLONGED HIGH BREXIT UNCERTAINTY" COULD WARRANT LOOSER POLICY IF GLOBAL GROWTH STAYS DISAPPOINTING
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The prospect of prolonged Italian instability drove the euro to six-month lows versus the yen.
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"This rainfall will produce catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged, significant river flooding," the hurricane center said.
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Some bioplastics breakdown fully only when exposed to temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius for prolonged periods.
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He said a prolonged period of low interest rates has led to stretched equity valuations globally.
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But the prolonged election period is slowing growth in the country, East Africa's richest per capita.
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So, you know, to the extent that there's a prolonged trial, we're not anxious for that.
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Old Dominion never recovered from that prolonged drought and trailed by as many as 28.3 points.
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After fermentation, the wines were aged in barrels for prolonged periods, sometimes five years or more.
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The prolonged stalemate comes at a tricky time for Israel on the domestic and international fronts.
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Even some within the BOJ have become more worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing.
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A food that lingers—leaves a stain, or an ache in the wrist after prolonged stirring.
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Her weeklong stay in Zermatt, prolonged by one day, was beautiful, she said, despite the weather.
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But CNN was the first major news organization to give Trump's campaign prolonged and sustained attention.
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Suppliers around the world are bracing for a prolonged disruption as a result of the shutdown.
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Rivers, water pans and dams are drying up as a result of the prolonged dry spell.
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In Paul's view, prolonged periods of low interest rates encourage people to make risky, unsustainable investments.
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Vox's Julia Belluz walked through the health risks that come with such a prolonged power outage.
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For those whose homes have been unscathed, the prolonged strain of uncertainty has grown increasingly difficult.
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Commenting on the U.S. government shutdown, she said that a prolonged shutdown is "not a good thing".
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For younger players, there are a number of mini-squash balls that have a high, prolonged bounce.
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"Every inch of it has been changed," community manager Ryan Lighton says of the prolonged beta period.
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If the past few days are any indication, this could turn into another prolonged war of words.
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A filibuster is a prolonged debate - often around the clock - aimed at blocking progress of an initiative.
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They have not remained below that trend line for a prolonged stretch in more than two years.
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Demand for manufactured capital goods surged in July, indicating the prolonged downtrend in business spending is abating.
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I think there's another side to tax reform of why haven't we see as much prolonged sustained.
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In order to get this sort of prolonged, low-frequency grumble, you'd need something big to resonate.
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Loh: Well certainly the shutdown is going to have an impact if it's going to be prolonged.
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Prolonged isolation could undermine the business model of Qatari companies, including SOEs, potentially requiring costly bail-outs.
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But after such a prolonged stretch when bonds held the advantage, might there be more to go?
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But when exposed to prolonged high temperatures and humidity, the chemical can deteriorate and burn too fast.
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It can happen as a result of a crush injury, prolonged coma, or even over-exuberant CrossFitting.
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Along with worsening asthma or causing digestion issues, prolonged stress can delay or even temporarily suppress ovulation.
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Prolonged ultra-low rates have also heightened the cost of additional easing by hurting margins for banks.
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Now, in the wake of the state's prolonged drought and the notorious water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Meanwhile, ozone damages airways, exacerbates asthma, and — with prolonged exposure — can result in premature death, explained Pfister.
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Prolonged exposure to high levels of PM 2.5 and PM 10, another pollutant, leads to respiratory illnesses.
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Prolonged ultra-low rates have also heightened the cost of additional easing by hurting financial institutions' margin.
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When Bolsonaro took office, Brazil was suffering through a prolonged period of economic malaise and rising insecurity.
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It remains unclear what may have motivated Brandy Jaynes to inflict such prolonged abuse on her son.
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The financial crisis of 2008 shook capitalism to its core, ushering in a prolonged period of stagnation.
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"In patients who are unfortunate enough to go through this, the recovery is very prolonged," he says.
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The prolonged bushfire season has killed 33 people and an estimated 1 billion native animals since September.
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Last year's blazes were exacerbated by a mild El Nino weather pattern, which prolonged the dry season.
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But for some people, losing weight over a prolonged period of time could layer in additional difficulties.
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"This rainfall will continue to produce catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding," the center said.
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"A potential prolonged political uncertainty, combined with looser capital controls, could cause significant deposit outflows," Moody's said.
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You can trust this watch to correctly log your sleep every night and even for prolonged naps.
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The prolonged weakness in homebuilding likely reflects land and labor shortages, as well as expensive building materials.
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In addition to disruption from the 737 MAX, American is in prolonged contract negotiations with its mechanics.
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Maybe you have a job that requires sitting for prolonged periods and you need to lose weight.
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Some marine scientists liken this to the impact of a prolonged heatwave or drought on a forest.
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However, the current balance will continue to be negative, reflecting prolonged structural imbalances of the region's budget.
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The prolonged sales decline has made local car makers like Geely and Great Wall cut earnings forecast.
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The impoverished and vulnerable are further marginalised, and forced into prolonged suffering or to make extreme decisions.
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The prolonged trade war between the two countries has roiled financial markets, denting risk sentiment among investors.
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And it's hard to say if the tiny Joy-Con will still feel comfortable after prolonged use.
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" Icahn also said Thursday on CNBC the Federal Reserve's prolonged low interest rates could create "tremendous bubbles.
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This led to a prolonged chase sequence, in which local law enforcement forced me out of town.
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An early spring can also affect allergy sufferers, who have to deal with a prolonged pollen season.
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Lewis, Democrats used Facebook Live, Periscope and other platforms on their phones to show their prolonged protest.
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The airline posted higher-than-expected profits despite the prolonged Max grounding thanks to strong travel demand.
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In 2005, prolonged standing at work was also linked to an excess risk of varicose veins. Yikes.
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A prolonged low interest environment is also supporting investments in the property market, where returns remain high.
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No Atlantic storm on record has sustained such vicious winds over a prolonged period than Hurricane Matthew.
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Out of left field, Bibiana Julian decided prolonged the whole ordeal when she gave him her rose.
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One asterisk to the numbers: the prolonged government shutdown that froze IPO filings for much of January.
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The feature is also triggered if the vehicle stops for a prolonged or unusual period of time.
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Prolonged sleep deprivation is horrible and makes it harder to be a good parent—or to function.
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Alcohol also contributes to dehydration, which means prolonged muscle recovery and increased risk of heat-related illnesses.
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The cold weather and prolonged indoor activity causes singles to become lonely and desperate to be cuffed.
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If the model remains grounded for a prolonged period, airlines may not accept deliveries of new planes.
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A prolonged period tariffs and retaliation could dent consumer and business confidence and have substantial spillover effects.
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Apple was seeking $1 billion in the prolonged, convoluted patent trial; Samsung wanted to pay $28 million.
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A criminal investigation by the U.S. Justice Department is also ongoing and is expected to be prolonged.
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The researchers detected a particularly prolonged bloom in 2017, which lasted from mid-April to mid-July.
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But I have noticed a growing number of longtime Washingtonians in a prolonged, deep Trump-induced funk.
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But little is known about whether prolonged exposure to the virus in the testes can cause harm.
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A prolonged court battle is unfolding to challenge the White House's refusal to provide evidence and testimony.
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Sanchez is his first prolonged slump as he has one hit in his last 26 at-bats.
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A prolonged chill between the White House and the House could be bad news for both sides.
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Higher rates hurt commodities because they make it more expensive to store them for a prolonged period.
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Pratama acknowledged exports had stopped, and added that a prolonged export stoppage could affect contracts with buyers.
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"Prolonged exposure to spaceflight conditions -- low gravity, increased radiation -- has a number of detrimental effects," Boothby said.
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Prolonged periods of high electrical demand also increase the risk of gas curtailments and electrical service interruption.
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The prolonged slump in oil prices is also boosting consumer demand, particularly for larger vehicles of late.
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Nonetheless, the source says Heidi and Spencer aren't interested in a prolonged he said, she said situation.
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Policymakers pointed out that a large prolonged trade dispute could hurt business sentiment, investment spending and employment.
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Any prolonged absences from Washington by the Arizona senator will further reduce McConnell's already wafer-thin majority.
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Ibrahim Fraihat, Conflict Resolution Professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, forecast a prolonged stand-off.
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The frustrating thing about this prolonged funding battle is that the funding itself isn't the real problem.
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The company said a cable bushing may degrade after prolonged exposure to high ambient heat and humidity.
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Japan also offers a cautionary example of an economy that prolonged its deleveraging and suffered lost decades.
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Singapore banks saw moderating NPL formation after the 2Q16 peak, but risks remain if stress is prolonged.
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The inventory surplus is likely to decline even without a prolonged cut, analysts at JBC Energy said.
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Yao, the group's low-profile but ambitious chairman, was the driving force behind the prolonged takeover battle.
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I think it'll happen eventually, but then it could be pretty prolonged in terms of the outcome.
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Beloved NBA broadcaster Craig Sager has died after a prolonged battle with leukemia, Turner Sports announced Thursday.
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The bailout was forced by a prolonged crisis that saw services canceled, staff unpaid, and mounting debt.
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