It also prolongs a box office losing streak for Damon.
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Italy market regulator Consob prolongs its suspension of Banca Carige shares.
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It prolongs misery, and the worse thing is it is random.
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This ensures consistent heat, prolongs grilling time, and is cost-effective.
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CBD prolongs the effects of THC and lessens feelings of anxiety.
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It also legalizes and prolongs search-and-seizure powers announced last month.
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The second risk is that the November vote merely prolongs the stalemate.
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Authorizing medical aid in dying more often prolongs lives than shortens them.
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Second, it prolongs uncertainty about economic relations between the world's two biggest economies.
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"Not getting Q4 GDP likely prolongs that angst and creates uncertainty," he added.
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To me, tea washes away the memory of the flavor, and prolongs pleasure.
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On the one hand, this prolongs the time it takes for companies to exit.
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The trial will continue to show whether Bavencio plus Inlyta also prolongs patients' lives.
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"The U.S. decision prolongs market uncertainty, which is already affecting business decisions," the Commission said.
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It is super hydrating and my makeup goes on beautifully and prolongs it so well!
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This just prolongs the silence until someone has the confidence to start a new topic.
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That concept prolongs a very outdated thought process and is a disservice to all fathers.
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" And for those who don't like running, he noted, "Fast walking, not slow, also prolongs life.
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Wrapping the curls around my head each night prolongs the style for at least three weeks.
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It prolongs your life, it makes you feel better, and it can even boost your mood.
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This choice prolongs the experience of the feelings and guarantees a separation from self and others.
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Nixon, even before entering the White House, subverts the law, prolongs the agony of the war.
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The company says it also prolongs battery life; darker pixels require less power than lighter ones.
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Overall, it prolongs the wear of my makeup for a natural finish that lasts all day.
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The company said the theme prolongs battery life because darker pixels require less power than lighter ones.
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"EU unanimously prolongs economic sanctions against Russia given zero progress in implementation of Minsk agreements," he said.
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The inversion, if it prolongs, could indicate that a recession is likely in one to two years.
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Basu estimated a revenue loss of $55 million for the local tea production if the strike prolongs.
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The move prolongs the uncertainty about Obamacare — and about how much rates will go up next year.
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I'm supposed to be constantly out of breath, reaching for the asthma inhaler that only prolongs my suffering.
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Now that there's proof it actually prolongs battery, there's even more reason to make dark mode an option.
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Vectoring prolongs the lifetime of copper networks, which were built before former state monopolies like Deutsche Telekom were privatized.
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Separately from flattering reporters, though, this kind of touchy response is a bad idea because it prolongs the story.
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Basically, this high-tech solution aims to kill the bacteria that causes acne and prolongs the vicious breakout cycle.
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This haste to blame shallow identity politics for intraparty dissent only deepens and prolongs genuine divisions based on identity.
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To be ill-prepared for any reason is dumb and just prolongs a war, yielding pointless loss of life.
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Israeli politicians complain that this prolongs the conflict, allowing Palestinians to nurture an unrealistic hope of returning to modern Israel.
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Suspending the declaration, rather than withdrawing the unconstitutional laws under which it was issued, merely prolongs the agony for business.
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While that prevents Britain from crashing out without a transition period in place, it also prolongs political and economic uncertainty.
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If Hariri's resignation prolongs the political paralysis it will jeopardize prospects of rescue funding from Western and Gulf Arab governments.
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Snapping at people makes the world a less pleasant place and, what may mean more to you, prolongs the encounter.
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The continuing, outrageous questions about the biggest tragedy that could befall any of us only worsens and prolongs the suffering.
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The move prolongs a year-long political stalemate that has paralyzed the government and undermined public trust in the government.
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And the latest is this: Russian President Vladimir Putin just signed a decree that prolongs the sanctions throughout all of 2017.
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But they also contain potassium sorbate, a preservative that prolongs shelf life and prohibits the growth of many molds and yeasts.
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"The U.S. decision prolongs market uncertainty, which is already affecting business decisions," the European Union said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But there are plenty of testimonials from people who swear that cannabis lubricant prolongs orgasm and cannabis tampons will relieve period pain.
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Crucially, the USC researchers aren't saying that coffee prolongs life, just that an association has been found between coffee consumption and longevity.
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Sending the merger to a hearing halts the transaction, and prolongs the process which could jeopardize the merger in the long run.
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Reminiscing with their old t-shirt or photos helps you feel better for a moment, but it ultimately prolongs that withdrawal process.
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The result prolongs the standoff between the government and the opposition, who have tried and failed for years to strike a pact.
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For instance, stress hastens our hair's natural growth cycle, which can expedite hair loss, and prolongs the hair-loss stage in the cycle.
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"Running moderately prolongs life more than walking does," said Peter Schnohr, a clinical cardiologist who has researched many aspects of exercise and health.
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The dismissal of VW's proposals prolongs the uncertainty over a remediation plan for the United States, sustaining pressure on VW's sales, Moody's said.
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Democrats would be happy to pass a stopgap measure that prolongs the fight into the new year, when they'll be in the majority.
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" The FT writes that it "prolongs the detainment of defendants who, like Mr. Ghosn, assert their innocence and refuse to make a confession.
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Thomas's "Angelitos Negros #1" (2016) displays Kitt's performance on three 2-channel HD screens and prolongs it to a little over 23 minutes.
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The "win-by-two" nature of tennis is a big part of what makes it exciting, since it prolongs the climax of each contest.
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Nearly all cobalt, which prolongs battery life, is mined as a byproduct of copper and nickel, making it difficult for miners to increase output.
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SAS CEO SAYS AIRLINE HAS GOOD CASH POSITION BUT IT WON'T LAST FOREVER; COULD FACE CHALLENGES WITH LIQUIDITY IF SITUATION PROLONGS THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER
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Delaying the start of all U.S. public infrastructure projects by six years prolongs inefficiencies, results in unnecessary pollution and outdated infrastructure and costs $6900 trillion.
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But it's more likely that the vote again ends inconclusively, prolongs Israel's stalemate and leads to a yet another election in a few months' time.
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"State intervention is bad for the market, as it only prolongs, rather than stems the market fall, if we're not yet at the bottom," she said.
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Nearly all cobalt, which prolongs battery life, is mined as a by-product of copper and nickel, making it difficult for investors to get direct exposure.
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"The U.S. decision prolongs market uncertainty, which is already affecting business decisions," the European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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As a result, the body readjusts by decreasing the number and size of fat cells, which subsequently improves baseline metabolism, decreases inflammation, treats disease, and prolongs lives.
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The increased enthusiasm could be a blessing for Democrats looking to take the district, but it could also backfire if energy for both candidates prolongs the primary.
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Benchmark's lawsuit, though, adds to and prolongs the chaos and will make it even harder to find people willing to join the company as executives or directors.
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Inside, greens stand upright, just as they grow in the fields, the reservoir of water at the bottom a magic trick that prolongs the illusion of life.
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When the Fed keeps rates "artificially" low, it merely prolongs the day of reckoning and allows these bubbles to get bigger than they otherwise would have gotten.
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But European leaders have urged the U.K. to get on with the process, saying that delay prolongs the economic and political uncertainty surrounding the Brexit, for all parties.
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"Transplantation prolongs life and adds a high, almost unrealistic quality of life, if you can do it," study author Bruno Reichart from LMU Munich in Germany told Gizmodo.
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M. talks to me about obscure MLB statistics that I don't understand, and I make the mistake of admitting that I don't understand, which only prolongs the discussion.
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Jack Dalrymple calling it a "serious mistake" that "prolongs the dangerous situation" of having several hundred protesters who are camped out on federal land during cold, wintry weather.
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But as the bait-and-switch tactic of the Boys Don't Cry rollout prolongs itself further, the silence is weighing heavier on the most dedicated of Ocean's fanbase.
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To the extent U.S. support prolongs Yemen's war by emboldening the Saudis, the Al Qaeda and Islamic State branches that have exploited Yemen's lawlessness could gain more ground.
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But simple math suggests there's a real chance Trump could boost growth, by a little or a lot, in a way that prolongs the late-Obama wage gains.
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Benchmark's lawsuit, though, adds to and prolongs the chaos and will make it even harder to find people willing to join the company either as executives or directors.
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The mechanism remains unclear, but women who stopped having periods for a time after giving birth also reduced their risk, and breast-feeding prolongs the pause in menstruation.
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Stephen Volkmann, a machinery analyst at Jefferies, says the inventory could weigh on the company's profits if the trade standoff prolongs and may force it to resort to cost cuts.
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Many healthy firms deciding whether to build plants are waiting to see if they can buy distressed assets on the cheap instead, which prolongs a depression in the investment cycle.
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That prolongs the agony for Canada, already suffering an investment chill because of reforms lowering corporate taxes in the United States and doubts about continued access to the North American market.
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"This catastrophic ruling prolongs the survival of a government that has lost all credibility and can no longer govern," said Roberto Romano, professor of ethics and political philosophy at Campinas University.
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But as the March 29 departure date approaches, investors are jittery about a hard Brexit that tips the UK into recession, or a delayed Brexit that prolongs uncertainty and weakens sterling.
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But later, when it's revealed that the Ancient One prolongs her life with the same dark magic used by the movie's villain, Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen), Mordo denounces her as a fraud.
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"If they freeze production at January levels when you're already over supplied by around a million barrels per day it just prolongs that situation of oversupply," said Energy Aspects' analyst Dominic Haywood.
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"Today's disappointing decision by the Supreme Court only prolongs and worsens the uncertainty and fear that Republicans' anti-health care agenda is inflicting on American families," Ms. Pelosi said in a statement.
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The evidence about the importance of universal health coverage to the well-being of society is strong: Various studies show such coverage reduces disease mortality rates, poverty and inequality and prolongs life.
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And when they produce the sort of negative media coverage one would expect in such situations, he only prolongs the bad press with attacks on reporters, judges, and sometimes even truth itself.
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The best sites in both regions are relatively high in altitude, roughly 1,300 to 23,500 feet above sea level, which prolongs the growing season, permitting smooth, even ripening while retaining great acidity.
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As Adamson argues in a recent paper, there needs to be space for uncertainty, a third option that represents the gray area of diagnosis and that prolongs debate rather than closing it off.
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Monsanto, the American maker of genetically modified crop seeds, on Tuesday rejected a revised takeover bid by Bayer of Germany as too cheap, an expected move that prolongs the bidding contest for the company.
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PainReform said the FDA had given it a green light to carry out two Phase 123 trials on its product PRF-110, which prolongs the action of a local analgesic, or painkiller, called ropivacaine.
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The administration's move, which prolongs the life of energy-intensive incandescent lightbulbs, "will raise consumer utility bills and worsen the carbon pollution driving climate change," the Natural Resources Defense Council said in a statement.
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"If it prolongs, we could see delays in govt, contracts, which could push revenue forward not just for MSFT," Bernstein Research analysts led by Mark Moerdler wrote in a note distributed to clients on Wednesday.
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A therapy that prolongs a person's life for an extra six months but with significant pain and suffering may be an inferior option to one that extends life by three months but with better quality.
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" He then adds, "Come watch TV." This passage echoes a passage from Jean-Paul Sartre's 1938 novel La Nausée: "Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance.
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"But the risk is that this prolongs the very high degree of uncertainty over the British economy, that we see relations deteriorating with other countries, and that this militates against negotiating a deal," he added.
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All the same, he prolongs the dialogue behind closed doors for half an hour, two hours, three hours... and after the fourth hour, the Eternal Father and Fidel exit arm in arm, conversing and smiling.
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Not only does this increase the risk of volatile and aggressive behavior, but cocaine and alcohol combine in the liver to form a new chemical, cocaethylene, which heightens and prolongs the effect of both drugs.
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Although the study finds a link between social ties and health, it doesn't prove that strong social support actually prolongs life, said coauthor Wendy Chen, a breast cancer medical oncologist at Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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"We have seen that as conflict prolongs in Yemen, the protection of civilians continues to rapidly deteriorate," Shabia Mantoo, a spokesperson for the U.N. refugee agency in Yemen, told Reuters, commenting on the Feb 28 incident.
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Mostly, Sawyer insists that she doesn't belong in the hospital but doesn't help her case — she makes one mistake and then another, and consistently refuses to play the good girl — which prolongs her incarceration and torment.
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It lights our night, it subtly prolongs our days, its gravitational tug washes our estuaries, rinses our harbours and erodes our cliffs, and it keeps the Earth's axis of rotation on a more or less stable tilt.
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There's some evidence suggesting that more extensive parental reassurance is actually correlated with more prolonged distress — though that doesn't tell you whether more child distress prompts more parental reassurance, or whether more parental reassurance prolongs the distress.
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"The resulting amplified jet-stream wave then transfers wave energy upward into the stratosphere, which tends to disrupt the stratospheric polar vortex and prolongs the effects of ice loss and Atlantification well into late winter," Francis said.
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In these paintings, Powell's sense of color – the brown bag against reddish-orange, or the yellow and white of the eggs against different hues of black, with streaks of bright blue flames rising in it – prolongs my looking.
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Ikejime prolongs the length of time for which the flesh remains fresh beyond other methods of slaughter, meaning chefs can take advantage of a greater range of textures and control the development of umami as the fish ages.
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Dialysis prolongs survival, but it also imposes burdens — like traveling to a clinic three times a week for four-hour sessions of hemodialysis, or doing multiple fluid exchanges daily for peritoneal dialysis, which can be performed at home.
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If the game has a checklist built into it, and a simple seeming path towards 100 percent completion, I will follow it because it prolongs the play session and allows me to avoid my problems a little longer.
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Expectations that the BOJ will ease further have grown, a recent Reuters poll showed, after the central bank at its last policy meeting committed to expanding stimulus if a global slowdown prolongs and threatens to derail Japan's economic recovery.
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Keeping them in legal limbo for years only prolongs the time it takes them to obtain solid employment and effectively support their U.S. citizen children, allowing those children to no longer need government benefits like food stamps and Medicaid.
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"Salt is added during the manufacturing process not just for taste but also because it helps with the structure of the bread, shape, texture, and it prolongs the shelf life...but you don't need as much as they're adding," Brown said.
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Indeed, expectations that the BOJ will ease further have grown, a recent Reuters poll showed, after the central bank at its last policy meeting committed to expanding stimulus if a global slowdown prolongs and threatens to derail Japan's economic recovery.
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A good place to start is by recognizing two basic realities: The regime is vulnerable to a hostile population eager to overthrow it, and the notion that the mullocracy can "reform" itself is a dangerous illusion that prolongs past mistakes.
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It doesn't prevent someone from starting to work, but prolongs the on-boarding process -- and opens up the risk that companies may have to let go of employees who don't later pass the check, even if they've already started working.
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It also accepts short-term effects (like whether a drug shrinks a tumor) instead of clear clinical outcomes (like whether the drug prolongs life), and ever-smaller improvements in health as sufficient proof that a medication works and is worth selling.
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In essence, the series begins with what theoretically might have provided fodder for a provocative "Black Mirror" episode, then needlessly prolongs that through 10 half-hour installments, with the added warning that the first season ends with a fairly maddening cliffhanger.
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Also a momentum sapper: Many, many, many of the conflicts, especially those stemming from Midge's family not knowing about her standup career, are repeats from season one that are steadily deflating as the season begins, but which the show prolongs simply to keep them around.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty-two states, including New York and California, and seven cities on Tuesday sued to challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's replacement of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, arguing it prolongs U.S. reliance on coal power and obstructs states that pursue cleaner electricity generation.
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When she takes Camille and Amma to the store to buy Camille a dress for Calhoun Day, she dismisses the shopkeeper's concern by saying "you know us Crellin women...slow healers," which alludes to the fact that Adora both invents and prolongs family illnesses to seek attention.
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"While the Xi-Trump dinner has clearly improved the tone of the U.S.-China relationship for the time being, and we would expect an initial positive market reaction, the 'pause' prolongs the period of uncertainty around the eventual structure of trade relations between the two countries," Phillips wrote.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Twenty-two states, including New York and California, and seven cities on Tuesday sued to challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's replacement of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, arguing it prolongs U.S. reliance on coal power and obstructs states that pursue cleaner electricity generation.
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" SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analysts, who recommend buying Criteo shares, underscored that uncertainty in a note, writing that "the announcement prolongs uncertainty (as oppose to resolving it) that we cannot solve for as we do not know and may not know for some time how CRTO's solution/efficacy will be impacted by changes.
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With Democrats now in control of the House—and, again, with ample evidence that the president's immigration policies are not popular with a majority of voters—they have little incentive to continue to stand behind the president as he prolongs his self-destructive government shutdown, especially now that 800,000 federal workers are missing a paycheck.
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"I am grateful to the many survivors of murder victims who bravely shared their stories with the Legislature this session, many of whom told us that the death penalty, with its requisite long legal process, only prolongs the pain and trauma of their loss," said Democratic Senator Martha Hennessey in explaining her vote to override the veto.
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"SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania does not support HB 1918 and SB 906; we believe the strategy embodied in these bills only prolongs the inevitable without fundamentally solving the problem of protecting good jobs and services while providing real choice for community living," President Matthew Yarnell wrote in int letter to Liberty Resources CEO Tom Earle, dated Dec.
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He is most sympathetic to the notion that our Gramscian "interregnum" could persist for quite a while: Casting off the theories he has borrowed from the left and the right so far, he sketches a very Douthatian universe in which pornography, video games, and drugs have combined to produce a "tranquilizing effect" that prolongs our societal stasis.
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President Donald Trump decided Monday to delay until June 1 a decision regarding the imposition of a 25 percent levy on steel imports and a 10 percent duty on aluminum for Mexico, Canada, and the EU. The European Union, which has been temporarily exempted from the tariffs, said the delay prolongs uncertainty for businesses, which are already suffering from the U.S. plans.
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