Everybody's out there saying pull back, pull back, you know restrain yourselves.
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"A very determined administration that really wants to pull back on implementation and enforcement will find ways to pull back," Freeman said.
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That said, a very determined administration that really wants to pull back on implementation and enforcement will find ways to pull back.
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A. There are areas that I could pull back in and areas that I would certainly not want to pull back in.
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" What Trump does hope for, quite rightly, is "to have that kind of relationship where you could call or you could do something and they would pull back from North Korea, or they would pull back from Syria, or maybe pull back from Ukraine.
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"You're really seeing folks pull back on extra spending, pull back on extra drilling and focus on being resilient," said Matt Gallagher, president of Parsley Energy, who will become CEO in January.
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And I'll say this, Hillary had her stupid reset button that she spelled the word wrong, but she doesn't have what it takes to have that kind of a relationship where you could call or you could do something and they would pull back from North Korea, or they'd pull back from Syria, or maybe pull back from Ukraine.
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This impulse to pull back is based on a misconception.
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Pull back and turn the wing at the same time.
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Pull back the EPA regulators that are killing small businesses.
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We dip in, we pull back, we test the waters.
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"This is no time for the EPA to pull back."
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And to pull back a little bit is always smart.
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I hope we can pull back and stop doing that.
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Doubtfire and here we are, we pull back slowly, tada!
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You can not pull back on (the) thing driving sales.
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But brinkmanship also relies on knowing when to pull back.
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Edwards Lifesciences is still good, please let it pull back.
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Absent news events, the market will pull back, he said.
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I've had guards pull back from a poorly timed assassination.
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You've had the stock pull back a bit and underperform.
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Instead, we try to pull back and pique your interest.
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The drop in prices naturally prompted a sharp pull back.
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Matt Calabrese: Your skin would pull back at the cheeks.
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I would pull back the wolves after a few bites.
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Chinese officials were furious and demanded that India pull back.
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"We didn't pull back or lean in," Ms. Moss said.
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You have to pull back the equipment and sweep behind.
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To pull back on that success is to everyone's detriment.
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Businesses see this and pull back further on their hiring.
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Instead, why not just pull back at a certain point?
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And business owners might start to pull back on investments.
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Do you think journalists should pull back a little bit?
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Why did advertisers pull back on spending, one analyst asked.
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And because of that, it was its own challenge because I had to pull back on long, run-on sentences, and I had to pull back on not using the same verb over and over.
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Members must swallow hard and pull back from past rhetorical posturing.
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If you suddenly find yourself surrounded by Assault soldiers, pull back.
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TO DO THAT, YOU'RE WILLING TO PULL BACK ON THOSE MARGINS.
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But if you pull back the curtain, the civil war rages.
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Pull back a spring-powered toy car and rolls forward. Why?
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So why did Mrs May pull back at the last minute?
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Historically, Netflix tends to pull back hard after a prolonged run.
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"The impulse is to pull back from free expression," he said.
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He has tried to pull back from that idea more recently.
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I don't think I pull back on how much I share.
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Now, Siegel expects stocks to either plateau or slightly pull back.
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Were there any specific moments you had to pull back on?
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But any pull back could put their very survival at risk.
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We haven't seen a pull back in terms of hiring, though.
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But we've got to pull back with the Fed raising rates.
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And once you have one, it&aposs impossible to pull back.
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Companies have already started to pull back from the visa program.
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He would go so far, then pull back just in time.
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Do you expect Mr. Buffett to pull back from his ownership?
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Without them, the market could pull back from current record levels.
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I will pull back the regulators that are killing small businesses.
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Have you ever wanted to sort of pull back the curtain?
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Let's pull back here and get into the weeds a bit.
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Pull back the sheets and look closely, particularly near the headboard.
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The Fed has had to continually pull back its inflation projections.
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As for stocks, he expects just a single digit pull back.
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Outside powers should pressure Haftar to pull back forces from Tripoli.
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Iraqi politics sometimes goes to the precipice only to pull back.
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The Tigers need a win on Sunday to pull back to .
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The company is the latest to pull back from the industry.
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Liquidity normally dries up at quarter-end as banks pull back.
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"It is vulnerable to a pull-back," said Nomura economist Brian Tan.
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It may cause them to pull back on some of their investments.
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The company will pull back the curtain on these efforts next month.
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So it takes a great restraint to pull back from doing that.
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But when things escalated, I was able to pull back a bit.
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While the rally could continue, the pull-back could be a warning.
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"I want to pull back the curtain," he said in a statement.
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Restlessly, the others pull back to wait for the next passenger vehicle.
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Only this week did the index pull back below the 303 level.
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But don't expect him to pull back from his blame game strategy.
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Savchenko said opposition forces were yet to pull back from the road.
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They need government to pull back to provide room for actual solutions.
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And eventually all stocks pull back, which is why homework is important.
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Dmitriev previously said it was too early to pull back from cuts.
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Did you find the choice to pull back from June distracting, Constance?
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It's metal, a little cold, takes some real force to pull back.
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But with Raqqa liberated, America will probably pull back its special forces.
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Videos pull back from the Siren song of the far right movement.
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"I had to learn how to pull back sometimes," he told me.
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ET. Meanwhile, weekly mortgage applications sank 210 percent as homebuyers pull back.
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"So we're going to try to pull back on this," he continued.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: WILL YOU PULL BACK ON PROMOTING ARTISTS LIKE R. KELLY?
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Should rates begin to rise, slowly or swiftly, investors could pull back.
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Reached in to pull back the cover over the pod's indicator panel.
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They may pull back for a while, and then try again later.
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There may be a practical reason the new president would pull back.
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"Now, when I begin to feel exhausted, I pull back," says Winfrey.
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Now is not the time to pull back on social distancing efforts.
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We must hold each other tight & continue to pull back the veil.
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We applaud them and encourage others to similarly pull back the veil.
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"Heightened uncertainty can cause people to pull back from investments," he said.
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If businesses pull back on hiring more, unemployment could start to rise.
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General Motors added that it will pull back elsewhere in Asia Pacific.
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I think its more a correction variety than a cyclical pull back.
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Do you think players will start to pull back their political expression?
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On Thursday, markets worldwide continue to pull back somewhat from recent highs.
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His consciousness a snapped cord his mind tries to pull back together.
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I think, now, there's even more room for markets to pull back.
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The Democrats would be hard-pressed to pull back from full impeachment.
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Pull back your lawsuit fighting to undo protections for pre-existing conditions.
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"My view is it may pull back before staying above" that level.
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Not surprisingly, Amazon started to pull back on private label spending in 2018.
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The market may first pull back, as traders adjust their positions, he said.
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It'll be interesting to pull back the curtain a bit on Snapchat's business.
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Jeff Merkley, a Democrat, also called on Trump to pull back Bannon's appointment.
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That would force American frackers to preserve cash and pull back on production.
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It caused the banks to pull back more, not less, on extending credit.
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Pull back on the lever inceptor, and we'll climb until I let go.
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Defence Minister Hulusi Akar reiterated on Sunday that they must pull back soon.
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Every time they got close to selling the show, Sedaris would pull back.
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That's because other measures do not indicate the pull back is over yet.
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Point being: There's no reason to pull back if you genuinely love working.
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But whether Trump will pull back from his bombast is an open question.
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Even some of those still within the movement are beginning to pull back.
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We've already seen hedge funds pull back, forced to do so by redemptions.
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But as Mr Moreno shows, a country can pull back from the brink.
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The UN suggested they both pull back their troops and hold a plebiscite.
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Pull back and do you — without worrying about approval from your love interest.
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It freaked me out so I pull back the shower curtain to investigate.
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When you pull back the curtain on the issue, the facts are mindblowing.
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Lower stock prices can lead CEOs to pull back from investment and hiring.
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A slight pull-back in U.S. Treasury yields helped temper the dollar's momentum.
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I'd buy any of the ones I just mentioned anytime they pull back.
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Maturity helped the band to learn when to pull back on the gloom.
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TAQA's pull-back helped to depress Abu Dhabi's index, which lost 0.5 percent.
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Companies that are wary often pull back on spending, hiring and pay increases.
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"Today was a healthy pull back day that was very controlled," said Redler.
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Beijing urged the United States on Friday to "pull back from the brink".
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Bitcoin smashed through the $11,000 mark this week before seeing a pull back.
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If it fails to pull back meaningfully, this would be a bearish signal.
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A pull-back on the policies that support their development would be devastating.
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"Now is not the time to pull back troops," he says. https://t.
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The kingdom is not likely to pull back on its outreach to Asia.
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So, I think that there was room for markets to pull back before.
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So it will largely be up to the states to pull back incarceration.
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Even as its omnipresence draws antitrust scrutiny, Amazon seems unlikely to pull back.
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The pull-back suggested the market's dramatic bounce in response to the Nov.
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That could prompt creditors to pull back on lending, starving economies of capital.
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And each is willing to pull back from wars in the Middle East.
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Those questions prompted the Trump Organization to delay or pull back from transactions.
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Last, he intends to pull back funding from social, civil and nongovernmental organizations.
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So to really pull back mass incarceration, states will need to make changes.
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Pull back the label: "Chicago Dog Sauce" is actually just classic Heinz Tomato Ketchup.
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That signals Russian acceptance that at least some of those forces should pull back.
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Kevin Skitzo, a Team Avalaunch hacker, urged him to pull back from the abyss.
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GUTFELD: Wait, we want to pull back yet we want to run the world.
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I pull back on the left stick to send it quickly toward the ground.
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"I would like to see this thing pull back a little bit," said Baruch.
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People will tell you to pull back on that, that you don't want melodrama.
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The Dow would pull back to this level, then rebound and continue the uptrend.
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One is to go fully technological, the other is to pull back from it.
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To talk about that, we're going to have to pull back a little bit.
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The fires were so severe on Tuesday that the firefighters had to pull back.
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The yuan moves overshadowed the impact of a slight pull back in the dollar.
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That delay will give the administration enough time to formally pull back the rule.
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GIGOT: As some would say, hey, we pull back, so no harm no foul.
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Once your data is shared, there's little a user can do to pull back.
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By the time the mistake was realized, it was too late to pull back.
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"Let me pull back the cover, for a minute, from this hearing," said Sen.
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However, we expect a modest pull-back in HDT demand in 2018 and 0003.
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A day earlier, flows of super-heated volcanic material forced crews to pull back.
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Meanwhile, Gulf markets have fallen victim to a modest pull-back of oil prices.
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The two companies' abrupt decisions to pull back from ObamaCare have baffled healthcare experts.
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However, it wasn't just interest rates that caused buyers to pull back in 2018.
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What she probably couldn't do: Pull back on the agency's recent lawsuit against Qualcomm.
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When you wash a penis, you have to really pull back the foreskin first.
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They're both tools to pull back from the standard insurance system, at least partially.
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The strategy depends on the Afghan government's willingness to pull back its own forces.
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How the pull-back happened: Our reporters describe Mr. Trump's unusual decision-making process.
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There was a lot of money in sidelines for the market to pull back.
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K., ladies, pull back, you can take her picture, then we're going to go.
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They pull back on their spending or they become more cautious in their spending.
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My security adviser, John, and I decided to pull back from the front line.
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Can the Kremlin and NATO's easternmost member once again pull back from the brink?
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Leaders tend to find ways to pull back from the brink while saving face.
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So tactically, I would love to see the stock pull back a little bit.
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This is remarkable progress that we should be celebrating, not threatening to pull back.
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A month ago, she made the decision to pull back from teaching this semester.
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A statement did not mention Turkey's demand for Syrian government forces to pull back.
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Could anyone blame Canada if it decides to pull back from such cooperative arrangements?
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Mr. Trump did pull back from the brink of war, at least for now.
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Andrea's diagnosis means Taylor will also pull back while on tour later this year.
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Democrats and environmentalists on Tuesday sharply criticized the decision to pull back the order.
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It would have been a stunning decision for Trump to pull back Gorsuch's nomination.
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Our hearts pull back, and we wonder what sort of person he might be.
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The weaker greenback bolstered the , helping it pull back from a four-week low.
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Only 1:17 later, Tampa Bay responded to pull back in front 2-1.
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He warned that stocks could pull back by 4-6% even if the Dec.
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It's showtime — at last, they're ready to pull back the curtain on Contemporary Color.
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I would maybe attempt to pull back from rhyme and try some free verse.
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The story had already been done, she maintained vaguely, before adding that Scavino was himself unlikely to pull back the curtain any further about his life — and besides, she hastened to assure me, there really wasn't much of a curtain to pull back.
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But it might be time to pull back from some of their more ambitious expectations.
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But until then stiffen that upper lip, pull back the shoulders, puff out the chest.
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Apple, meanwhile, erased a more than 2 percent pull back to close 83 percent higher.
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In response, mainstream parties may accelerate fiscal loosening or pull back from structural economic reform.
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"There's a little bit of a pull-back in the commodities related areas," he added.
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After embarking on a life of crime, how did you ultimately pull back from it?
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The yield did pull back to 2.709 percent on a continued rout in equity markets.
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I agreed, and suggested she speak to the organizers to encourage them to pull back.
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The zeal of Trump and the GOP Congress to pull back on Obama-era regulations.
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He requested that everyone at the company take "hardcore" measures to pull back on spending.
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Mr Ma began to pull back in 2013, when he stepped down as chief executive.
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But if you ask them to pull back to compensate, it can sound half-baked.
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However, he had detected some recent pull-back by consumers in the group's grocery business.
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Gently pull back husks from each cob, leaving them attached at the bottom of cobs.
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Pull back the curtains and let the sunshine turn all those bloodsuckers to dust. pic.twitter.
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Squeezing all my mite, I went down, paused & squeezed even harder to pull back in.
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They want as many -- they want to pressure him to pull back on his conclusions.
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BECKY QUICK: --stock price pull back, you let-- you probably like it at that point?
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Yet if businesses pull back on long-term investments, they may only encourage more instability.
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"The philosophy is gradual progression, to pull back rather than push the buttons," Treacy said.
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The worry being that companies get squeezed, and are forced to pull back on investment.
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In times of social turmoil, our impulse is often to pull back on free expression.
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But some foreign firms have already started signaling their intent to pull back from Iran.
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Let's take a look at an example, then pull back to ponder the broader problem.
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Sessions faced backlash from states and lawmakers after his decision to pull back the policy.
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Certainly if you pull back one of the risks is that they would go nuclear.
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OPEC nations could pull back on their U.S. investments to prevent them from being seized.
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As children get older, parents normally pull back, helping children find solutions of their own.
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On Friday, the F.C.C. took its first steps to pull back those rules, analysts said.
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A broad pull-back by foreign investors from emerging markets, has also had an impact.
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When we pull back, I see him seeing me in that dress of my youth.
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The trade war has also eroded business confidence, prompting companies to pull back on investment.
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A way to pull back the curtain on the fascinating life of a public figure.
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Trump's decision to pull back, while not unexpected, has left those two nations particularly exposed.
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On Wednesday, a group of state officials asked the EPA to pull back that request.
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So you have a lot more beta in play when it starts to pull back.
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He does expect Alphabet to pull back some more before it can find its footing.
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The growth spurt, however, is not expected to last, as consumers and businesses pull back.
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It may have to pull back a little bit to work off that overbought condition.
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When it does show up, the administration might be forced to pull back a bit.
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But pull back some of the layers and the two events couldn't be more dissimilar.
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Use the leisurely pace of this retrograde to pull back and look at the big picture.
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Emirati commanders give most of the credit for forcing al-Qaeda to pull back to themselves.
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This is not the first time, however, that Didi has been forced pull back on Hitch.
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And waiting to see if consumers pull back on discretionary spending should their tax refunds shrink.
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He said SWIFT would pull back from "a few areas" but declined to name any candidates.
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At the register, instead of reaching for your wallet or phone, you pull back your hair.
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But I think we are going to pull back for a while and wait and see.
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The gradual pull-back will conclude in late autumn, the Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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Following the yield curve flattening during the quarter, PNC opted to pull back on securities purchases.
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Russian and Syrian forces will now ensure that the Kurds pull back 30km from the border.
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Samsung isn't the first to pull back from announcing flagship devices at an industry trade event.
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When your share price is low … you don't feel confident and you tend to pull back.
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With corporate earnings slumping, FactSet analysts think the pace of dividends is set to pull back.
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In spite of the pull-back some investors remained upbeat for prospects of the region's equities.
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That piece really encapsulated what we were trying to do: pull back the curtain of bullshit.
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Their president-elect ran as neo-isolationist, calling for a pull back on many foreign alliances.
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Yet even the generals are divided about how to pull back from the brink of chaos.
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"The war won't stop, opposition groups are certainly not going to pull back," he told reporters.
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Meanwhile the Italians and the EU trained Libya's coastguard to pull back migrants fleeing for Europe.
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"It's definitely more encouraging after a kind of pull back in a midterm year," said Hirsch.
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Despite this, Amazon doesn't seem to have any plans to pull back its censorship in India.
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The weaker greenback bolstered the Canadian dollar, helping it pull back from a four-week low.
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Economists say developers could push the increased cost on homebuyers or alternatively pull back on projects.
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S. stocks are positioned to pull back this morning on the back of weakness in Europe.
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Two emergency responders begin to explain what they found at the scene, only to pull back.
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I mean, every other area of technology has regulation to pull back some of these externalities.
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Anthem said it will pull back in Kentucky, but no county will be left without options.
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Wireless: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing to pull back "regulatory impediments" facing wireless companies.
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Trudeau made an error, he should take it back, he should pull back on his statements.
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And while he enjoys performing for audiences, at times he finds it necessary to pull back.
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"If they're selling businesses and we're approaching a recession, the buyers will pull back," Dray said.
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The pervasive uncertainty is most likely causing people and companies to pull back on their spending.
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If trade-related issues are not resolved with China, the market may very well pull back.
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Investors will pull back from buying cyber currencies, causing their prices to begin a sustained decline.
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It feels that near-agreements were reached twice before only to have the U.S. pull back.
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But Capitol Hill dynamics are leading some advocates for the deal to pull back a bit.
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International monitors would be deployed and all armed forces would pull back completely within 21 days.
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Almond Board didn't feel they needed to pull back on the material because USDA had approved.
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But if U.S. labs do pull back from China, something might have to give, Kania said.
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"If they see civil disobedience, fine; if they see civil unrest, those buyers will pull back."
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However, Russia has previously failed to deliver on promises to pull back its forces from Syria.
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The big concern: That lenders may pull back and restrict access to credit, compounding economic woes.
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Elsewhere in trade: The trade wars are prompting sovereign investors to pull back from stock markets.
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Investors are anticipating that the European Central Bank could pull back, depending on the economic conditions.
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She gave us direction on how to make certain moments steamier, and when to pull back.
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The authorities seemed to pull back somewhat in response, including when protesters twice surrounded police headquarters.
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But the former New York mayor has flirted with presidential runs before, only to pull back.
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But you should be aware that at some point the market is going to pull back.
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On EOG Resources, Wald said the stock is rallying even as its energy peers pull back.
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What will happen to the commercial real estate market if WeWork has to pull back significantly?
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On Thursday, Zelenskiy told reporters he wanted Russia to guarantee that the rebels would pull back.
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I would pull back the net curtain I never liked and gaze out on suburban nothingness.
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International monitors are to be deployed and armed forces would pull back completely within 21 days.
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He should pull back on his statements and wish President Trump well in the Korea negotiations.
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And will it pull back to below $1,000 again before it breaks out to new highs?
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Oddly, the play was called a strike, as umpires ruled Culberson didn't pull back his bat.
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Trump seems to be saying he'd pull back U.S. forces overseas to pay for Social Security ... ?
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You see him be happy, and then, all of a sudden you see him pull back.
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If anything has been done to pull back on missile launch sites, it&aposs marginal at best.
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That trend may already be under way now as stocks pull back because of trade war concerns.
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"Pull back on everything and just use basic, soothing products to help your skin settle," she says.
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We made some mistakes, had to pull back a few things and deliberate a few do-overs.
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This is shown by the lack of compression in the short term GMMA when prices pull back.
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During times of negative market sentiment, the pessimistic voices get louder, and the optimistic voices pull back.
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In Poland, Barbara Nowacka has been active in organising protests against measures to pull back women's rights.
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In the short term, I think that crude oil prices will pull back to $44 to $45.
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That's a step which might induce ad agencies to radically pull back on the intrusiveness of ads.
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With projects like Robiki, Egypt hopes to pull back capital that fled after its 2011 political uprising.
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U.S. output is expected to taper as shale producers pull back from drilling to avoid losing money.
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All that uncertainty has led Spaceflight to pull back a bit on its own plans to tug.
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Still, I'd sit at the foot of my parents' bed, pushing them to pull back a year.
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The mini pull-back racers are made by Zag Toys and will go on sale this spring.
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Some will see the result as proof that Italy is incapable of reform, and may pull back.
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JPMorgan Cazenove pointed to likely Trump policy moves as driving its call to pull back from equities.
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The pull-back across asset classes could suggest market watchers' enthusiasm for the Trump administration was waning.
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As a result, developers could bestow the cost implications upon homebuyers or alternatively pull back on projects.
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Finally, we must pull back and watch to see what is changing or nothing can save us.
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I saw him push himself and romance me, but I also felt him pull back at times.
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Yet in its consumer survey, shoppers signaled they may pull back a bit on their overall spending.
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"You probably pull back to something like 2,500 to 2,550 on the S&P 500," he said.
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It's now intuitive and logical to say the stock market should pause or pull back soon, right?
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If this stock were to pull back to mid $50s and low $50s that's already valuation creation.
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Rose McGowan is documenting her mission to pull back the curtain on the dark side of Hollywood.
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Anthem, which currently operates in 2628 states, may need to pull back in some markets, Swedish said.
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Are they going to force the inspector general to pull back 18 months&apos worth of work?
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Indiana responded with a 213-22 run to pull back ahead 233-217 with 333:10 remaining.
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They might pull back, reduce the size," Danielle DiMartino Booth said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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But it will also add pressure on the ECB to pull back on some of its largesse.
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"I don't think the way to deal with bullies is to cower and pull back," she said.
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He lets her kiss him and briefly returns the kiss — only to pull back after several seconds.
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When Politico was started a decade ago, the aim was to pull back the curtain on politics.
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Documents obtained through public records requests pull back a curtain on the lobbying that shaped the project.
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We can't pull back when we should be moving forward with greater energy, greater vigor, greater resources.
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On Friday, his own trade minister tried to pull back much of what his boss had said.
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President-elect Donald Trump has worried lawmakers by suggesting the U.S. could pull back on longtime alliances.
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Market sentiment was checked by a sharp pull-back in property shares following the previous session's surge.
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Now, with oil facing "resistance" at $57, Redler believes that the commodity could pull back a bit.
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Laid-off workers reduced their spending, and even employed people started to get fearful and pull back.
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He was somehow separated from other firefighters as the blaze intensified and forced them to pull back.
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It had the specific task to pull back the curtain and report the truth as it happened.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Welcome to another First Pass Friday, where I pull back the curtain on my brain.
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Zahler likes to pull back to show you people in their environments, in vaulted and confining spaces.
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You also need to be able to try things and then pull back at the right moments.
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Asteroids, when colliding with other objects, have cores with gravitational pulls that may pull back ejected shards.
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You get into a business because you're mystified by it, and then they pull back the curtain.
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And how much of this is, this market has been looking for an excuse to pull back.
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" Obama acknowledged that "it's tempting to pull back" and "wash our hands of conflicts that seem intractable.
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Nigeria and Ukraine also have seen significant inflows as investors pull back on Chinese assets, Fortun said.
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In Kuwait, the index sank 1.9 percent, continuing to pull back after leaping 19 percent in January.
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It's overbought again, up 100 days in a row, so it could pull back a little bit.
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But Lance said that Conoco would pull back operations rather than burn cash if that scenario occurred.
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"In times of social tension, our impulse is often to pull back on free expression," he said.
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Finally the order came to pull back to our boats to prepare an assault on the enemy.
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China, the more powerful of the two, angrily denounced the move and demanded that India pull back.
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Under the agreement, rebel fighters and Ukrainian troops would also pull back from the line of contact.
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Education Department: The New York Times reported on the administration's pull-back on investigating for-profit colleges.
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Piper Sandler chief market technician Craig Johnson says the stock could pull back before roaring even higher.
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The dollar selling had the effect of causing the yuan to pull back from its downhill dash.
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South Korea reiterated further United Nations resolutions against Pyongyang could follow if it did not pull back.
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Cement shares continued to pull back after big gains last week, with Jouf Cement down 3.3 percent.
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In fact, the two sagas together pull back the curtain on how Silicon Valley moneymaking really works.
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We expect real rates to increase, and that should see the gold price pull back a little.
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The answer to the problem of #stopthebias is to pull back the curtain on the digital media marketplace.
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Administrations like Obama's were able to pull back this punitiveness by telling police and prosecutors to back off.
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Watch this video to find out why the American retailer had to pull back from the Brazilian market.
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Stocks did pull back Thursday, after rallying to record highs Wednesday on the best volume of the year.
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In terms of policy, Trump and his administration have now taken several steps to pull back LGBTQ rights.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield inched up to 2.886 percent, continuing to pull back from recent lows.
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It's been reliably reported that Chinese President Xi Jinping personally intervened last weekend to pull back his negotiators.
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BMO correctly forecast the would pull back to about 1,800 — though the decline came ahead of its expectations.
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So Clinton wants to appoint justices who would pull back the decision to allow stricter gun control measures.
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In recent days, have you seen them pull back on some of the more bellicose moves they made?
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Terrorism is on the run, China, Russia is advancing their agenda at warp speed, and we pull back.
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If the rhetoric from Washington cools, oil prices could pull back at least $2 a barrel, Kilduff said.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen Mrs.
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You convince yourself that men are emotional rubber bands — the closer they get, the more they pull back.
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Two of France's remaining primary dealers said that was partly a response to the investment banking pull-back.
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Even if the market does pull back, Lee recommends buying contrarian stock ideas not appreciated by Wall Street.
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As a woman working for the website, I sometimes tell the other guys, pull back, chill a little.
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The market is near a record high, and could we get a blip that causes a pull back?
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L soaring after bid approaches, helping mitigate a broad based pull back from the previous session's strong gains.
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That indicates Zuckerberg and other executives received special treatment in being able to pull back previously sent messages.
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She's the most interesting woman in the world right now, so why pull back the veil of mystery?
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By trying to pull back from the region, Mr Obama has left space for others to step in.
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Nimr's death has made compromise harder, but it is not too late to pull back from the brink.
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"If higher rates are what caused the market to pull back, that is still a concern," Shepardson said.
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As developing countries like China now pull back, it is leaving Germany more vulnerable, and by extension Europe.
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Businesses that are wary, like Trans-Matic and Northwest Hardwoods, pull back on spending, hiring and pay increases.
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Investors also began to pull back from tech stocks that led the bull market of the past decade.
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Most importantly, when the spread is negative, banks and other financial intermediaries tend to pull back on lending.
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A lack of foreign currency has forced companies, such as airlines and oil services, to pull back operations.
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A law enforcement source stressed the request to pull back on protection did not come from the agency.
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Reporters who spent the past week with them pull back the curtain to show what makes them tick.
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It was the lack of evidence relating to the Ukraine investigation that prompted the FBI to pull back.
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Listen to Minaj explain how followers' comments caused her pull back on sharing, in the Ellen clip below.
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Or does he try to pull back in search of a deregulatory result that everyone can live with?
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But if laid-off workers see their incomes drop precipitously, they will have to pull back on spending.
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The euro did pull back after Draghi's comments, but at $1.118 it touched only a two-week low.
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We can effectively pull back the curtain and invite readers to witness, and potentially contribute to, our reporting.
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Another angle: Mr. Trump has faced bipartisan criticism in Congress over his decision to pull back in Syria.
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While writing this poem, I indulged my pettiness, and in revising, I did my best to pull back.
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"This stock could pull back 5, even 10 percent, and still be well in its uptrend," added Maley.
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China says India must first pull back its troops from the area before meaningful discussions can take place.
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A few seconds later, I was preparing to pull back, and yet there we stayed in an embrace.
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Mr. al-Assad remains determined to control Idlib, and has brushed off warnings from Turkey to pull back.
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How hard you want to pull back depends to a certain extent on how much you trust Facebook.
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Even the Fed governor overseeing the tests this year has said he wants to pull back some rules.
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Safe-haven assets continued to pull back from a Wednesday surge that was triggered by Iran's missile strike.
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It may prove a prescient approach as iron ore prices pull back from 30-month highs in February.
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Already with President Trump's pull back on guest worker visas, Americans are being hired in place of immigrants.
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This is the same trend throughout the West, where overheated home prices have caused buyers to pull back.
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But when their profession is vilified nearly daily, and they pull back, it is the public that suffers.
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DO YOU THINK THERE'S A POINT AT WHICH WE'RE GETTING CLOSER WHERE WE'RE DUE ANOTHER SIGNIFICANT PULL BACK?
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"I don't think there's this massive, widespread zeal to pull back and to disassemble our population," Dubner said.
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Retail sales dropped unexpectedly in December, which could be a sign that consumers are starting to pull back.
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But Facebook and YouTube's choice to pull back the curtain is also a careful bit of corporate messaging.
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These worries have led Hawaiian Electric Co. (HECO) to pull back on solar and institute new interconnection standards.
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Doug Ducey to move to pull back tax incentives the company was set to receive for opening a plant.
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As the winter months approach, and buyer sentiment chills further, they could even pull back from their small gains.
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But Monday's pull back in the dollar backs some views in markets that Friday's rally may not have legs.
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I worked hard to find a remote-friendly culture so that I could pull back on the commuting time.
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Although anything could happen at Thursday's meeting, it's unlikely that Trump will pull back US space projects, experts say.
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But they may pull back my coverage, so I need to figure it out and check where I am.
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That's led more states and law enforcement officials to pull back or abolish the use of the death penalty.
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A day later, he announced his Justice Department would pull back from these types of investigations into police anyway.
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"Asia refiners have already started to pull back ... and there are reports of cargoes struggling to sell," they added.
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Powell's more patient approach will hopefully let the dollar pull back somewhat, or at least stop going higher endlessly.
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Finally, after our speed mounts on a very long taxi, I pull back the yoke and we slowly ascend.
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"You could get a pull back to 213,210 to 22.68,210, and that may be all you need," he said.
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"You could get a pull back to 210,22.69 to 210,2.53, and that may be all you need," he said.
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"It's going to take a lot for the Fed to pull back from its path to normalization, " she said.
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Back-to-back 23-pointers from Holiday and Jaylen Hands helped the Bruins pull back to within a basket.
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As you roll, you'll need to pull back on the control column a little and probably add power too.
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Better for Washington to pull back rather than either start a war today or receive a nuclear strike tomorrow.
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The administration began to pull back on the targets in 2013 due to what it described as marketplace challenges.
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Oil and gas firms have been under pressure from investors to pull back on spending and deliver higher returns.
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Some members think Congress will have to pull back so as not to interfere with the special counsel's work.
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He doesn't have the training or instincts of one – even the most aggressive counsel knows when to pull back.
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"We're going to pull back the EPA's determination, because we don't think it's right," the White House official said.
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As businesses pull back, Britain is heading for a Brexit-induced recession in the second half of this year.
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Women who are pushed to "lean in" at work are often told to pull back to appeal to men.
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Solar has been in many ways an American success story, and now is not the time to pull back.
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Noting two cameras set up on a room service cart, they pull back to wait for a SWAT team.
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Even one of Deutsche's closest competitors said he had not seen the lender pull back from the asset class.
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Now is not the time to pull back on funding or abandon our miners in their hour of need.
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And in 2014, he started to make good on a public promise to pull back the veil on prices.
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No one likes being pushed into something they don't want to do, so that's your cue to pull back.
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Fifty-nine percent of voters said they believe Trump pressured Comey to pull back from the investigation into Flynn.
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However, the market does expect the ECB to soon follow in the Fed's footsteps and pull back on easing.
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Will Russia pull back its forces, the primary bulwark propping up Putin's favorite Middle East dictator, Bashar al-Assad?
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China could also pull back on billions of dollars in tariffs on U.S. agricultural products, according to the Journal.
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Gulf stock markets ignored a further pull-back of oil prices overnight and the Riyadh index rose 0.3 percent.
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An expected increase in supply is likely to limit recent gains, however, and pull back prices, some traders said.
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In April, Tennessee state lawmakers voted to pull back funds from Memphis after the city's removal of Confederate statues.
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In addition, if the economy weakens, customers may pull back their spending at Ollie's on its more expensive items.
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"The political correctness is something I'm not fond of because we have to really pull back," Varvel, 59, laments.
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A more cautious — and prudent — play for Springer would have been to pull back and concede the base hit.
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Newly unemployed workers pull back spending further, and others, fearful that their jobs could be next, do the same.
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Pull back the sheets and look closely at the surface, sides, and seams of the mattress near the headboard.
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The coverage has become more negative because the facts are more negative, does that team pull back from you?
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Then he will pull back because the beauty is too much; he'll wait for the next moment to strike.
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But Twitter has already revised its financial forecast, despite surging user engagement, as companies pull back on marketing spending.
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That and plus he seems to be sometimes against women, which he needs to pull back a little bit.
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"I got word that some of our main advertisers were going to pull back on ad buys," he said.
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These firms have proliferated as strict rules introduced following the financial crisis saw traditional banks pull back from lending.
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But if this thing would pull back to about $125 ... we'd be buying a heck of a lot more.
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And we pull back for his gratifying architectures of form and space, amplified by color and portents of abstraction.
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If you have a target, it helps alleviate that reaction we all have to pull back and sell everything.
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These firms have proliferated as strict rules introduced following the financial crisis saw traditional banks pull back from lending.
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That may be causing some buyers to pull back on what is, for most Americans, their single largest investment.
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It could pull back from recent steps to increase its uranium enrichment in the direction of weapons grade materials.
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But until Mr. Trump's order on Sunday, there were no plans to pull back pre-emptively, the officials said.
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Republicans have publicly fumed amid the growing fallout from Trump's decision to pull back U.S. troops from northern Syria.
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They briefly pull back the curtain to reveal the math that is normally being performed unnoticed behind the scenes.
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And when a downturn hits, the temptation is to pull back on savings or withdraw money from those accounts.
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The YPG-led Syrian Democratic Forces has said they will pull back up to 14 km in some areas.
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The Department should pull back this proposed rule and look for other ways to address the student debt crisis.
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Several times, candidates have telegraphed attacks only to pull back when they are standing next to their rivals onstage.
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Place your finger on the screen to aim, pull back to fill up a power meter, and let go.
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Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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The pull-back from session highs reflected "pretty natural skepticism," said Mark Hackett, chief of investment research at Nationwide.
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In retrospect, he said, that's left the firm well-positioned as public funds pull back from securities class actions.
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"I don't think they're necessarily going to pull back with all the holiday deals in December," Mr. Schuster said.
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Well, just to pull back slightly, I think we're at a pretty pivotal moment right now for the president.
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Google and Twitter did not immediately respond to requests to comment on whether they also would pull back support.
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The hawks who fear that jihadism will surge if we pull back from Afghanistan and Syria could be vindicated.
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Being optimistic and positive—believing in yourself—inspires you to pull back, change your perspective, and see opportunities ahead.
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See what works and what doesn't work, and then they can pull back from there on their own telecasts.
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As time went on, the gravitational pull of the asteroid's resilient core was able to pull back ejected shards.
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In response to sky-high prescription rates, different levels of government have taken steps to pull back opioid prescribing.
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In February, Sessions announced that the Justice Department will "pull back" on civil rights lawsuits and investigations against police.
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They spent five weeks watching closely each time the scoop of the excavator struck ground and started to pull back.
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And so they had to pull back to working with developers and bringing people in to help with making prototypes.
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Houthi forces would also pull back from the port of Salif, used for grains, and Ras Isa, used for oil.
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In neighbouring Abu Dhabi, the index fell 0.7 percent, weighed down by a 1.8 percent pull-back in Dana Gas .
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I think it's important to make those adjustments and to pull back a little bit I think is always smart.
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BUT WHAT KIND OF LEVEL WOULD BE TOO FAST WHERE IT WOULD WARRANT A BIG PULL BACK IN EQUITY MARKETS.
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The decision is part of a wider move by Novo to pull back from high-risk research with uncertain returns.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan believes it's time for the central bank to pull back on its aggressive easing policies.
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Household mortgages, which accounted for 39 percent of China's new loans last year, are not expected to pull back significantly.
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The New York State Senate passed a bill Wednesday to pull back restrictions for electric-assisted bicycles and e-scooters.
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"The goal remains to continue to grow our franchise as large scale banks pull back," Matthews said in the memo.
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The fourth quarter increase was probably about 1.6% annualized, but that's just not sustainable as businesses pull back their spending.
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That fight will have real implications for consumers as studios pull back licensed content and silo it into paid subscriptions.
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Even with one success story in the bag, it's a tough sell to convince the government to pull back now.
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First person shooters are great, but sometimes you want to pull back and get a wider view of the action.
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"We see this as the primary pull back on SoftBank but also the overall pull out of Tech," he said.
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The S&P is on track to mark its best week since October 2014, despite the pull back on Friday.
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At Disrupt, KD and Kleiman will pull back the curtain on how they source, evaluate and ultimately decide on investments.
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I want to pull back the curtain on an experience that was exhilarating, joyful, humbling, infuriating, and just plain baffling.
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Is he going to pull back, become more protectionist in trade, not be so engaged in international agreements and multilateralism?
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, so pull back and pursue one of your passions or take a solo vacay.
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Priebus also pushed back on media reports of turmoil inside the RNC or efforts to pull back support from Trump.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite fell for their sixth-straight sessions to pull back 2.98% and 3.47%, respectively.
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But if they pull back too much, their companies will likely be behind the curve when the economy regains momentum.
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So my thinking is that you don't want to chase it up here, let it pull back a little bit.
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The decision to pull back from the IPO was first reported on Sunday by newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.
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Stocks could pull back a couple percent, but the longest bull market since World War II appears safe, he added.
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"Parents should teach their uncircumcised boys to pull back, clean, and dry their foreskins after showering and urinating," Elist says.
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Long-term prospects are bullish enough that Apple isn't planning to pull back on investing heavily in China, Cook said.
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These blooper reels really pull back the curtain on RIOT's Womanhood series, showcasing the comedians' motivating chants and dance moves.
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When business are worried about the sustainability of their consumers, they lay off their workers and pull back, Girard noted.
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The US tried to get Russian help in getting the militias to pull back, but so far it hasn't worked.
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In this environment, you've got to pull back from growth until you've got good unit economics that justify that growth.
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A pull-back in government bond yields eases pressure on the ECB to take immediate action to address bond scarcity.
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But it always seems to pull back at the right time, so don't let the movie's earnestness put you off.
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Those bacteria and the body's immune response to them can make gums swell, bleed, and pull back from the teeth.
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Sessions had explicitly told us that he would pull back investigations into the police shortly after taking his new office.
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"Therapists are like the Wizard of Oz. Pull back the curtain and you find we are frightened and scared, too."
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Or is it going to pull back from global leadership when we are the biggest economy on the planet Earth?
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Residents at the Villages say that once someone stops driving, they often pull back from activities and interacting with friends.
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Sessions said as much earlier this year, acknowledging that his agency will "pull back" on its inquiries into police departments.
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Karen Jones, an analyst at Commerzbank, says that even if gold does pull back it would be a buying opportunity.
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He urged people to avoid the area, and told media helicopters to pull back and stop broadcasting officers' tactical positions.
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Mr. Trump's promise to pull back militarily and economically left many overseas contemplating a road ahead without an American ally.
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I will pull back the federal regulators, the EPA and all the regulators that are killing small businesses and manufacturing.
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With Mars in Scorpio, we'll pull back and be a little more thoughtful about how we present ourselves in public.
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And even if Riyadh and Tehran pull back from the brink, Beirut would still be reeling from a political crisis.
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When the waves pull back, he takes a look at it—but then another wave comes and hits him again.
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So this gives more ammunition for the Fed not to move and for the Fed to kind of pull back.
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To pull back from the brink and save our country, we need both parties to pack the Supreme Court, together.
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Ford Motor, which also does a large amount of business in China, saw its stock pull back about 0.8 percent.
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The firm said that run-rate is peaking and that spending across the space looks set for a pull-back.
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Residents at the Villages say that once people stop driving, they often pull back from activities and interacting with friends.
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Clorox used that information to increase digital ad spending to sicker areas and pull back in places that were healthier.
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President Donald Trump already wants to pull back social distancing policies and guidances implemented in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Any indication that the Fed could move more aggressively than expected to tighten monetary policies and stocks would pull back.
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Companies could offer more money to attract talent or when profits were strong, and pull back when business was slow.
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More broadly, Tapestry has been working to pull back on heavy discounting, which has hurt the company in the past.
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Take your left hand and gently pull back the fingers on your right hand to give yourself a wrist stretch.
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If it does not pull back from these intrusions on Western democracies, the overreach will ultimately reduce China's global power.
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Despite the slowing in activity and a pull-back in expansion plans, the employment index rose 2 points to +2.
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In the rematch Clay dropped Liston early with his classic pull back right hand across the top of Liston's jab.
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I've often wondered whether after the Trump era it will ever be possible to pull back from the conspiracy right.
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Administration officials have rejected the notion that Trump's decision to pull back troops paved the way for the Turkish operation.
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And China is spending more just as the United States appears to be ready to pull back on such investing.
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"The bottom line is growth will be weakened, not strengthened or sustained, if we pull back from trade," he said.
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Statistically, this is the period where the market tends to pull back....you had a tired market, an overbought market.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to push back Syrian forces if they do not pull back to pre-determined lines.
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Mr. Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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The action followed last week's sell-off that saw the Dow and the S&P both pull back 5.2 percent.
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State-backed banks were told to pull back on easy cash for state-owned enterprises and rein in risky lending.
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From there, it was all Wichita State, which responded with a 15-93 run to pull back ahead 24-14.
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In the case of Meg Ryan, I was interested in learning more about her choice to pull back from Hollywood.
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Mr. Brown made clear that he would do everything he could to battle any attempt to pull back the measure.
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I encourage him to get involved, he does, he enjoys it; but when he wants to pull back, he can.
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The agency conceived to stamp out predatory lending must pull back from "unfair" oversight of the finance sector, he added.
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While I wait for the router to turn on, I pull back the curtains and look outside into the dark.
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He says that misstep convinced him to pull back on his expansion plans until he got his tech sorted away.
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But Trump fails to understand that rather than pull back from the global economy, we need to train Americans to compete.
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OPEC is preparing to pull back output because the 15-nation cartel thinks the oil market will be oversupplied next year.
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If you've ever wanted to pull back the curtain and watch the entire process first-hand, Lush employees have your back.
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You are right, he got elected on that, but when the heat got a little hot, they decided to pull back.
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"We're gonna pull back our UI and make this really clean," Courty Stanton, Lead Product Designer of Vimeo's Creator Platform, says.
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However, Cramer said his colleagues suggest investors wait until shares pull back to around $45 before loading up on the stock.
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But Fairtrade has seen several big buyers pull back from its mark and set up their own models for sustainable sourcing.
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And he had incredible willpower, and he was able to pull back without having to go to rehab like everybody else.
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Still, analysts say the contraction in earnings has been priced in by investors and may not cause a sharp pull back.
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Sometimes my curls draw attention away from my outfit, and it's refreshing to pull back my hair for a chicer look.
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To pull back the curtain on this process, a lot of work goes into curating the albums and compiling these lists.
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The has enjoyed "a very nice uptrend," but over the past week, "we've begun to pull back," Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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"This path is especially dangerous because the farther one goes down it, the harder it is to pull back," he wrote.
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Wall Street has been cutting target share prices for many oilfield services firms, expecting producers to pull back on capital spending.
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Pull back your hair (with a scrunchie, if you can) and get ready to DIY the look with the inspo ahead.
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Under the first phase, the Houthis would pull back five km (three miles) from the ports over the next four days.
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The foundation eventually decided to pull back from a number of its commitments—including the National Solar Observatory site at Sunspot.
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Learn the about-face command (on a PS4 controller, pull back on the left stick and press the circle button simultaneously).
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As part of that pull-back, it sold a casino development site in Las Vegas to Wynn for A$370 million.
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Those haven't gotten pickup from Democrats — who are coalescing behind a plan to pull back the FCC's repeal through congressional action.
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There are a lot of different reasons why I don't agree with this call and this pull back is an opportunity.
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"You propose something horrific, and then when you pull back what you want is not as painful as feared," Pursche said.
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If the dollar continues to pull back, some asset classes could be ready to take off, if history is any guide.
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"I'd like to wait for the market to pull back a little bit more into this zone of support," he said.
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So far, the global slowdown hasn't caused luxury automakers to pull back on production, and customers are holding up as well.
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Gold touched a two-week high on Friday, basking in its safe haven status amid the broad pull-back in risk.
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Roughly an hour later, though, President Donald Trump heavily criticized Qatar without mentioning a need to pull back on the blockade.
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An article in Fast Company helped pull back the curtain just a crack on the way the app rates its users.
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NEW YORK, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank has decided to pull back in arranging leveraged finance transactions in the United States.
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"We probably need to go ahead and pull back on interest rates to provide more support for the economy," Kashkari said.
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Bond markets were only just starting to pull back as Wall Street trading neared, having rallied in reaction to the Fed.
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That began to change after the U.S. financial crisis, which led banks to pull back from consumer and small-business lending.
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Trailing 14-3 after a 4-yard Moss touchdown rush, the Bruins had an opportunity to pull back within single digits.
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For some analysts, Monday's pull back in the dollar backs some views in markets that Friday's rally may not have legs.
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To be sure, several market strategists expect stocks to pull back this summer, including Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO and CIO of DoubleLine.
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Interest rates have been so low for so long that even the slightest move higher causes refinances to pull back substantially.
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Graham, normally a staunch Trump ally, has been a leading critic of the president's decision to pull back U.S. forces back.
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But the wage growth could worry investors who were hoping the Federal Reserve might pull back on its interest rate hikes.
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But the politically destructive force of the video lay in its power to pull back the curtain on his true self.
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So doctors can potentially pull back the opioids that launched the current drug overdose crisis and still successfully treat pain patients.
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Were we to pull back from Asia, our current allies, like Japan and South Korea, would have nowhere else to go.
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We don't want companies to feel like banks will pull back on their lines of credit and run into liquidity problems.
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This year, it is expected to pull back the curtain on iOS 14 and the new Mac and iPad operating systems.
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There is no incentive for them to pull back at all, which means that Trump is making a bad situation worse.
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In a more pessimistic one, slumping business confidence and the cost of trade wars cause employers to pull back on hiring.
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Poetry knows when to lean forward and when to pull back, and in "The Undefeated," Alexander has walked that line perfectly.
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Northamptonshire's financial troubles were clear from the moment the government began to pull back on grants to local authorities, officials said.
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Do you go forward with what you think is the right decision or do you pull back because of the tweet?
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The authors pull back heavy curtains to reveal the repercussions of a dead marriage, and the writing is sharp and vivid.
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" • "In a more pessimistic one, slumping business confidence and the cost of trade wars cause employers to pull back on hiring.
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It all points to the complexity we encounter when we pull back the gauzy veil of hagiographic history we have woven.
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You pull back the plastic, and the stiffer it is, the harder it springs back and the farther the pea goes.
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Still, some key members of Congress seem determined to pull back from the brink of all-out partisan warfare over Russia.
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He added that the man warned they would harm the hostages if the troops and the police did not pull back.
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If I pull back on the control wheel in any airplane, the nose should rise and not fall toward the ground.
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But Sessions can pull back on such oversight, even to an extent (if he chooses) beyond that of his Republican predecessors.
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Even if it were to pull back on Friday on the jobs report, analysts say it is unlikely to fall far.
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Stichter also noted that when the volatility in the stock market increases, older female consumers tend to pull back on spending.
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Then, we pull back —the diorama has a distorted slant— to the viewer, whose giant head is turned away from us.
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That's not to say apologizing is bad, but words are powerful, and you may need to pull back in some situations.
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But this is only the latest thing the Trump administration has done to pull back racial justice and civil rights gains.
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"We expect the stock to pull back as estimates are lowered, while more tangible signs of share losses could pressure the multiple."
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Do we wish to get even closer or to pull back and gain an emotional distance from what we are looking at?
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If you're overallocated to growth or momentum areas of the market, now could be the time to pull back on that exposure.
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This was a significant missed opportunity to pull back the curtain on the mechanisms of Russian information operations against the American public.
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"I think they'll make the right decisions going forward and if things start to slip, … they're going to pull back," Hogan said.
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The ability to pull back sent messages in Gmail used to be an experimental Labs plugin, but now it's a core feature.
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"So we're going to try to pull back on this," he told a meeting of the nation's state attorneys general in Washington.
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Some economists said the ISM data also reflects the decline in the stock market, denting confidence and causing manufacturers to pull back.
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The stock market may pull back this year, but earnings should ultimately push it higher, JPMorgan's David Lebovitz told CNBC on Monday.
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Sewing, who has been with Deutsche Bank since 1989, said Deutsche would pull back from areas where it was not sufficiently profitable.
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When you pull back and look at the macro opportunities for entertainment, it's really about how do you immerse people in worlds.
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For years, Missouri death row inmates' attorneys have tried in vain to pull back the curtain on who is supplying the drugs.
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Its decision to seize on news as an identity was followed by Facebook's decision to pull back after a series of scandals.
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Many investors want producers to restrain spending and focus on generating higher returns, not volume, prompting some to pull back on drilling.
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"Let the stock pull back and start thinking about it again because they've got that great growth that you want," Cramer said.
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The same uncertainty in the economy that is causing interest rates to fall may also be causing some buyers to pull back.
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But, when you pull back, the unapologetically Latinx-friendly show isn't alone when it comes to its loving obsession with matriarchal bonds.
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They halt cable accounts, hold yard sales, radically pull back social activities, buy generic everything, sell Tupperware, shop at cheaper grocery stores.
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Once the two buns are secured, pull back the pieces you left out and twist them around the base of each bun.
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There are concerns, though, that Trump may pull back the U.S. security umbrella from the region, exposing India to a rising China.
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Until this week most observers thought the prime minister would at the last minute pull back from such a potentially damaging choice.
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By the end of the first day, both sides appeared to pull back from what threatened to be a massive diplomatic flop.
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"They have some capacity to pull back from brutality," says Vanda Felbab-Brown, an insurgency expert at the Brookings Institution think tank.
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With new risks from trade wars, stocks head into the final weeks of summer vulnerable to a pull back or even correction.
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"I hope very much that today might mark a moment when we start to pull back that shroud of silence," she continued.
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"This arrangement ... requires forces from both sides to pull back from Castello Road," US Secretary of State John Kerry said last week.
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Responding to the pull-back and premium hikes Oklahoma's Insurance Commission has scheduled a "fact-finding hearing" in late May, Doak said.
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"It will probably have to pull back, consolidate its gains, work off that overbought condition before it can rally further," said Maley.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen Ready for your own pair?
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Sales fell 9 percent to $1.67 billion, hurt in part by its decision to pull back from department stores and factory outlets.
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But this soured the appetite of many its older, more affluent shoppers, causing Tiffany to pull back from the category in Japan.
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So while the long-term prospect of bitcoin seems to be positive, in the near-term, traders could see a pull-back.
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Aetna's decision to pull back from ObamaCare is fueling new questions about the long-term viability of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Or maybe Sessions's advocacy for aggressive police policies will be enough for local and state officials to also pull back from reform.
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But pull back the kudzu, and you'll hear voices crying out for change, even as the political winds howl against them. Gov.
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Dworkin predicted that Democratic hopefuls will start to pull back from the issue if it starts to lose popularity among the public.
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"This is a time to really analyze what expenses are absolutely necessary and then pull back on your discretionary expenses," Boneparth said.
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As big American lenders pull back, a few foreign banks, like Deutsche Bank, have been willing to step in, industry officials say.
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So we'll get to pull back the curtain on a singer that is mysterious despite her constant presence in the public eye.
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Between discussions of intricacies of maritime law and local geography, one point was echoed throughout – the United States must not pull back.
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And in a sudden reversal, Trump said on Tuesday that he had decided to pull back from associating the coronavirus with China.
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He was somehow separated from other firefighters when the blaze intensified and forced them to pull back from the building, officials said.
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Mr. Trump has also shown a great degree of deference to the military he once vowed to pull back from foreign conflict.
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Humphrey sent several memos to Johnson in 1964 implying Johnson should pull back on the conflict, and that he meet with Lansdale.
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It shifts perspective cinematically — close in on young Ms. Winfrey sitting on the linoleum floor, pull back to a panorama of America.
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Some schools have recognized that publicizing their admissions numbers helps fuel the madness of college admissions and have tried to pull back.
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All our clients are evaluating procedures that could affect ad spend, but we have not seen any major pull back to date.
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Be aware companies could pull back, as they did in the Great Recession, by lowering credit lines or sometimes cancelling cards entirely.
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Under the agreement, known as the Steinmeier formula, rebel fighters and Ukrainian troops would also pull back from the line of contact.
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Yet several of his top diplomats have gone to Congress to pull back the curtains on Mr. Trump's efforts, infuriating the president.
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But there are reasons the biggest employers may be poised to pull back on staffing, according to economic and labor market experts.
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"If the returns start to be diluted due to inflationary pressures, we'll pull back and think about fighting another day," he said.
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China's growth has slowed to its weakest point in decades, as the trade war grinds on the economy and consumers pull back.
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In the face of slowing business activity and a pull-back in expansion plans, the employment index rose 1 point to +3.
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At first, Gabbard had vendors and staffers working through Thanksgiving weekend to get ready for a campaign rollout, only to pull back.
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Consumers, on whose backs the recovery has largely rested, have enjoyed the low inflation environment and might pull back if things change.
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Gordon is also eyeing the ETF's 50-day moving average as another level SPY could hit if it were to pull back.
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They've been waiting patiently, and it's almost time to pull back the curtain and reveal our sponsors, the specific challenges and prizes.
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The Pentagon has been focusing on Africa, where US officials want to pull back, including shuttering a drone base that just opened.
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With the wind picking up on Wednesday afternoon, FEMA officials ordered volunteers to pull back from the flooded neighborhood in west Houston.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advises investors to hold off from putting new money to work as stocks pull back from their record highs.
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The New Zealand dollar traded at $0.6899 after managing to pull back the previous day from a five-month trough of $0.6851.
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Across the board, regulators have scrambled to grant regulatory relief, worried banks will pull back from lending and exacerbate corporate liquidity stress.
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As wealthy collectors pull back on extravagances, investors could get stuck holding an asset they might have to unload at a loss.
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With internet stuff you kind of have to pull back a little bit and make stuff that people are already comfortable with.
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But the VA leadership is still in a difficult spot, given the administration's move to pull back on pot legalization in general.
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Indeed, Johnson said he would tell Trump to pull back from a trade war that is already destabilizing economic growth around the world.
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Strategists at BBH led by Marc Chandler forecast the yield on 10-year notes will pull back into a 1.48-1.53 percent band.
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Johnston and Ostrom cautiously pull back the purple velvet blanket, revealing a slender body covered in wrapped in shredded bits of linen cloth.
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Qatar's index slipped 0.4 percent, partly because of a 0.5 percent pull-back by Industries Qatar, which had rebounded for four straight days.
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What about them pulling back, agreeing to pull back some of their forces from the Demilitarized Zone that right now directly threatens Seoul?
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"On a year-on-year basis it will pull back from the strong GDP that we saw in the third quarter," Tan said.
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Stocks plunged Wednesday after the market realized the Fed sounded like it wasn't ready to pull back much from its tighter policy path.
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First story: U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive action to pull back from the negotiating process of the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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But experts said any U.S. violation of the deal would allow Iran also to pull back from its commitments to curb nuclear development.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if we see a little bit of a pull-back before we see the next leg higher," she said.
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Instead, Cramer would rather see an investor sell stocks for well-stated reasons that have solid evidence that were due to pull back.
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Except when you pull back the curtains, you're met with beautiful floor-to-ceiling views of Manhattan and, of course, the Brooklyn Bridge.
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He didn't pull back, although he acknowledges that Seed of Chucky might have been a bit much for the time it was released.
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Were the Southern Front to pull back from Nassib, a former border crossing that is now closed, Jordan could reopen its northern crossing.
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Stocks in China tumbled on Thursday amid worries that Beijing could pull back on stimulus measures following recent better-than-expected economic data.
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Suzuki said he could see stocks ending the year higher than current levels but he expects to see the market pull back first.
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Obamacare supporters will likely argue that the White House's decision to pull back on promoting enrollment is responsible for the declined sign-ups.
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This suggests that when faced with tough competition, firms pull back on research and development spending, which also hampers long-term economic growth.
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As customers now pull back and deflationary pressures set in, companies are being forced to cut prices, while facing the same debt payments.
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Indeed, Johnson said he would tell Trump to pull back from a trade war that is already destabilising economic growth around the world.
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GOLDMAN SAYS RECENT BRENT PULL-BACK HAS TAKEN PRICE 'TOO LOW' IN FACE OF GROWING SUPPLY RISKS IN IRAN, VENEZUELA, LIBYA AND RUSSIA
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But the pull-back capped a strong performance for wholesale motor vehicle and parts in 2016, which rose 8.8 percent for the year.
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LAST YEAR THE PRICING WASN'T WHAT WE WANTED, SO WE DECIDED TO PULL BACK AND WE ONLY SOLD ABOUT 74% OF OUR ADVERTISING.
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Following Solo's performance, Lucasfilm began to pull back on those plans, with Iger saying that fans should expect a "slowdown" in the franchise.
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And Belgium is unhappy about a British effort to pull back from an "ever closer union," fearing it may weaken the bloc's ambitions.
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The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) was set up in 1968, after a series of large losses led private insurers to pull back.
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Watch this video to find out why the American fast food chain had to pull back from the Bolivian market after five years.
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The job cuts come as investors press producers to cut spending and pull back on drilling in favor of share buybacks and dividends.
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In March, he suggested that the US could pull back and more seriously arm the two countries so they could better defend themselves.
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Tuesday's pull-back in Shuaa's stock suggested some investors were now wondering whether the financial terms of a merger would benefit Shuaa shareholders.
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The toy cars are all "pull-back racers," meaning you drag them back a few inches, then release and watch them dart forward.
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ET. (CNBC)* Weekly mortgage applications drop as rates rise and homebuyers pull back (CNBC) Amazon (AMZN) is facing a formal EU antitrust investigation.
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Mohammed El Kuwaiz, Chairman of the Saudi Capital Market Authority, said the murder of Khashoggi caused investors to pull back, but only temporarily.
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"That could be another Trump trade, one that causes the averages to pull back as we get closer to the ceiling," Cramer said.
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Each episode will pull back the curtain on the drama happening at the practice, while capturing the daily transformations and instantaneous patient makeovers.
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That would put the ECB on track to pull back on easing, just as the Fed is expected to hike rates in September.
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"You can sometimes see the stock price has a pull back — not always, but there can be — when the lockup ends," Gorman said.
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Another Senate Democratic source said centrists who appeared open to backing Gorsuch after meeting with him personally are now starting to pull back.
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House Democrats and tribal leaders are urging federal agencies to pull back permits they have already issued for the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline.
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I'm sure it goes back to the intimidation by Priebus and the Trump campaign asking people to pull back signatures or whatever happened.
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Mr. Bloomberg has prepared to enter presidential races before, in 2016 and then earlier this year, only to pull back in the end.
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Club for Growth President David McIntosh said that while his group would prefer to pull back tariffs, that's not something Trump would do.
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This is precisely the wrong time to pull back one of the most longstanding and effective tools for addressing systemic disparities in housing.
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If they were to pull back the curtain and ask obvious questions, they would have to conclude that she is a demagogue's demagogue.
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"The pull-back provides another opportunity for Aussie investors to buy cash generative and growing companies at a reasonable price," Credit Suisse said.
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Two months after that report was published, Sessions made a speech announcing his intent to "pull back" federal probes of local police departments.
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Today Facebook Messenger globally rolls out "Remove for everyone" to help you pull back typos, poor choices, embarrassing thoughts or any other message.
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"The pull back in the U.S. dollar is driving up commodity prices including gold," said Margaret Yang, market analyst with CMC Markets, Singapore.
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The mainly Arab town lies west of the Euphrates, and Turkey has long demanded that Kurdish fighters pull back east of the river.
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The recent market turmoil and forecasts for an increase in supply have caused investors to pull back on bets on higher oil prices.
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"As we see it strive towards new highs right now, there is clearly some potential for a short-term pull back," he said.
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Focusing on the fine detail of the space interior, we alternate cameras to pull back and reveal the full context of the street.
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The United States is probably big enough that it can pull back from international trade agreements without causing itself severe near-term pain.
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Given that, a lot of the CEOs I speak to certainly are trying to figure out ways to pull back, to cut expenses.
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"If high-income consumers pull back any further on their spending, it will be a significant threat to the economic expansion," Zandi said.
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And if asset prices take a hit, we might expect consumers — who have been spending heavily and saving very little — to pull back.
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Without the payments, they say, consumers will face higher premiums in 2018, and more insurers will pull back from the individual insurance market.
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Last week Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, accused Russia of delaying the summit because Moscow says Kiev needs to pull back its troops first.
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"This will require Russia to ground its planes at once and tell the regime to pull back its forces," she told the council.
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Much of the new outlays will be allocated to small businesses, the medical and tourism sectors, as consumers pull back on discretionary spending.
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He demanded that Syrian forces pull back to their previous positions but gave them until the end of the month to do so.
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But he said that as you get older, you should pull back on stocks and bump up your weighting in bonds and cash.
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"Asia refiners have already started to pull back ... and there are reports of cargoes struggling to sell," Morgan Stanley analysts said on Monday.
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But the broad idea that China might pull back on foreign investment that has propelled growth doesn't reflect complicated realities of the world.
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Otherwise, maybe you're missing an opportunity, and this opportunity only gets better when the high-fliers pull back and everyone starts freaking out.
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It was a program designed not to detail recent history — timelines, phone calls — but to pull back into legal theory and historical context.
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WHEN YOU THEN SEE THE SHARES PULL BACK THE WAY THEY DO, WHAT'S YOUR TAKE ON WHAT YOU THINK INVESTORS ARE CONCERNED ABOUT?
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"The bottom line is growth will be weakened, not strengthened or sustained, if we pull back from trade," he added. http://bit.ly/2Flqk1n.
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As people pull back from broadcast and cable TV and jump deeper into streaming, we're bound to see more shows with smaller audiences.
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I can part ways with $200 a month, I thought, and if it turns out I can&apost, I&aposll just pull back.
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In some places, Haley urges him to pull back on the soapbox pronouncements or to tone down the fierce denunciations of white people.
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The then-FBI director describes feeling pressured by the president to pull back from the FBI's investigation of his campaign's contacts with Russia.
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For example, shortly after taking office, Sessions said that the Justice Department would "pull back" from conducting federal investigations into local police departments.
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We'll see if Trump can pull back a team of rivals that can work together to fulfill the agenda he was elected on.
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Like those biographies, this exhibition can but briefly pull back the curtain of history to provide glimpses of what made the novelist tick.
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The alternative would be Britain just leaving the European Union and the U.K. and will have to pull back on World Trade Organization rules.
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At the same time, the Soviet Union was suffering its own economic troubles, causing its leaders to pull back on aid to North Korea.
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They want to make the system less punitive and pull back mass incarceration — a rare show of bipartisanship in an increasingly polarized political climate.
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Plus, Fogelman and Singer have a good sense of when to pull back and just let their story and their star do the talking.
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Another possibility is to pull back the drug war even further through decriminalization, but significantly alter how governments enforce prohibition and regulate legal drugs.
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She needed to pull back for a few days, and consider, really consider, if she was prepared for the changes that would be coming.
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"We are definitely seeing business pull back," said Scott Adams, the owner of a Toyota dealership in Lee's Summit, Missouri, just outside Kansas City.
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So he&aposs trying to broaden this, trying to pull back a little bit, so this is not used in campaign fodder against Democrats.
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The euro did pull back a bit after Draghi's comments, but at $1.1192 was still comfortably within the recent trading range of $1.1106-$1.1347.
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And every time the market inches forward and tries to break out to new highs, that fear rears its head and stocks pull back.
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The Kurds complied with the request to pull back and dismantle their fortifications and the US said the agreement was working ahead of schedule.
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The leaders' shared agenda has buoyed those who were worried about Trump's statements last week urging Israel to pull back from unfettered settlement expansion.
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And while Streep may be keen to pull back from politics, she was all too ready to push her costar to run for office.
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All four would also like to see the Federal Communications Commission pull back on overall regulation, including the most aggressive parts of net neutrality.
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Over the next several years, Bush steadily recognized the need to pull back and adopt a more realistic approach to dealing with the world.
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Unemployment is officially over 20 percent, while a shortage of foreign currency due to suppressed oil prices has forced companies to pull back operations.
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However, piezoresistive materials are not sensitive enough to vibration, in part because they don't readily pull back to their original shape after being deformed.
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Aetna, UnitedHealth and Humana have all decided to pull back from Obamacare markets next year due to financial losses from the individual health plans.
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Anyone who has ever bought a ticket on SeatGeek, for instance, knows that brokers can overstock their listings and pull back (I've been burned).
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The style proved to be as versatile as it is chic, with seven different celebrities putting their own spin on the classic pull-back.
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The euro did pull back a bit after Draghi's comments, but at $1.1192 was still well within the recent trading range of $20083-$1.1347.
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Coach expects same-store sales at these locations to remain roughly flat moving forward, and hopes to pull back on promotions as traffic improves.
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They've launched efforts to make their ads more transparent, while crippling external efforts by organizations like ProPublica to pull back the curtain even further.
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The slowdown in global growth and pull back in external demand saw the city state's economy stalling for much of the past two years.
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Separately, Democratic attorneys general in 21 states urged Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Attorney General Jeff Sessions to pull back from the settlement.
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This chart including the Bollinger band channel lines show this, though it doesn't say if the index might overshoot, go flat or pull back.
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It could also cause a pull-back in advertising as companies retrench and cut spending in areas that are considered to be non-core.
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Financial spreadbetters predicted Britain's FTSE 20.1 to open down nearly 21256 percent, Germany's DAX and France's CAC 48.003 to each pull back 248.00 percent.
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The soaring cost of servicing delinquent loans and significant litigation risk associated with defaulting loans are prompting lenders to pull back on FHA lending.
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The pull-back that we're currently seeing is a contraction of valuation multiples, and in a year these names will bounce back, argues Meeks.
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Reports have indicated that China threatened to pull back on certain concessions if the U.S. did not remove tariffs as part of a deal.
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The moratorium also ordered agencies to delay recently issued regulations, and pull back those rules that were sent to the Federal Register for publication.
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"There are risks with every candidate but [with Ellison and Perez] in particular…I think there will be people who pull back," Shriner said.
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An analyst TechCrunch spoke with said it's only a matter of time before India's video market begins to see some consolidation and pull back.
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The U.S. economy has grown at a great pace and boasts a tight labor market, which typically prompts the Fed to pull back stimulus.
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The billionaire businessman has prepared to enter presidential races before, in 2016 and then earlier this year, only to pull back in the end.
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In February, soon after becoming attorney general, he acknowledged that his Justice Department would "pull back" on civil rights lawsuits and investigations against police.
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Donald J. Trump is calling for the U.S. to pull back from its global commitments while still pledging a major buildup of the military.
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There are many paths that can get you home, so consider where you can make headway and where you'd rather pull back a bit.
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Some West Texas producers have said they will pull back on activity and delay well completions as a result of falling local oil prices.
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Well, Congress could pull back on military funding, effectively starving the president's budget so that he can't launch attacks even if he wanted to.
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The streaming giant may have to pull back on regular rate increases or find other ways to boost the value of its streaming service.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), meanwhile, has continued to either refuse to pull back production or been unable to agree on production.
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Americans will likely see the annual percentage yield (APY) on their savings accounts decrease, but there's no reason to pull back on saving money.
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And if so, what incident in "Better Call Saul" will lead him to put his finger on a trigger and pull back with ease?
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, meanwhile, has continued to either refuse to pull back production or been unable to agree on production levels.
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Chinese steel and iron ore futures continued to pull back, shedding 22 percent on Thursday, after smog engulfing some territories in China affected trade.
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In its 20-year history, the law has only been used once — to pull back a confusing set of workplace rules related to ergonomics.
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The driving force being the move in the currencies was a pull back in expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise rates next month.
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Robert Downey, Jr. was on hand—in a suit and pink high-tops—to pull back the cover as classic Kraftwerk pounded from speakers.
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Confronted with U.S. strength, Putin knows when to pull back, and he is, when it suits him, even capable of making and keeping deals.
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In 2011, the city sought to pull back some of the marijuana tourism going to its coffee shops, where marijuana sales are legally tolerated.
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The Syrian government has approved the decision and is prepared to pull back its army from the two corridors, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
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The president's aides say the sessions feed his desire to pull back the curtain to allow the public to witness him doing his job.
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Regulators who police the financial markets have been told in ways that are subtle and not so subtle to pull back on aggressive enforcement.
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The euro did pull back a bit after Draghi's comments, but at $1.1198 was still well within the recent trading range of $1.1106-$1.1347.
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Today we pull back the curtain on their editorial process and look at how Mr. Shortz and Mr. Fagliano approach editing a crossword puzzle.
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In other instances, she said, men would pull back the curtains in the shower to masturbate in front of her and other trans women.
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The plan would pull back some power from the Justice Department, effectively removing it from the process guiding presidential pardons and offers of clemency.
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Erdogan has warned of an "imminent" operation against Assad's forces unless they pull back from Turkish lines in Syria by the end of February.
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And Vice President Mike Pence will lead a delegation today to Turkey, where he hopes to convince the president to pull back his offensive.
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Several times this year, the Fed has suggested it might raise rates, only to pull back over concerns about the fragility of the economy.
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R. 85033, the Domestic and International Terrorism DATA Act—to pull back the curtain from the full picture of terrorism in the United States.
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Which banks stand to benefit JPMorgan, Bank of America and Citigroup should get a lift from Deutsche Bank's pull back from fixed-income trading.
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Erdogan has previously said Turkey may use military force to drive back Syrian forces unless they pull back by the end of the month.
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But Dr. Biden was reluctant to pull back from her obligations at Northern Virginia Community College, where she had taught English for a decade.
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It is not expected to move, waiting until its June meeting to signal any plans to pull back from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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"Not only is global demand set to weaken further, but the long-overdue pull-back in property construction is getting under way," they added.
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Today, for the first time, thanks to the internet, small-town America can pull back money from Wall Street (and big cities more generally).
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The Trump administration is briefing congressional staff Tuesday regarding the announced pull back of U.S. troops in northern Syria, two sources told The Hill.
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When I'm lying in my coffin and they pull back the lid, the smile on my face will be from that day in Korea.
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When you draw that position, Pegram said, you must push quickly to the lead and hope, or pull back and go around the field.
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Some analysts have been warning that the market could pull back this summer, and they point to tech as an overpriced and overcrowded trade.
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Winger has advised marathon runners in the past to pull back if they start feeling unwell, but it's different in head-to-head competition.
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Cook spent almost a full year hinting that Apple would do something big in TV, only to pull back when those plans didn't crystallize.
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The solution is to stop the crazy rhetoric, pull back on plans for more suffering, find some symbolic victory and call it a day.
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That led Son to pull back on a proposed $16 billion infusion of capital in 2019 and make a much smaller $403 billion investment.
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In the meantime, Huawei has battled against many of its customers and nations that have said they would pull back from buying its products.
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With the threat of new U.S. sanctions looming over them, some foreign firms have already started signaling their intention to pull back from Iran.
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If Chinese banks continue to pull back on lending, the economy may slow even more, further harming countries that have relied on China for growth.
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And there is already evidence to suggest Beijing won't enforce existing sanctions on North Korea for long – and might already have started to pull back .
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The stock would need to pull back to one key level before it can roar back to records, though, says Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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We believe the degree of investor skepticism around changes to Yelp's advertising business and the recent pull-back in shares provides an attractive entry point.
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The M5 is full of frustration for people who like to pull back from a viewfinder a lot to review their images on the fly.
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As that clash intensifies, the entertainment companies will pull back from supplying their best shows to the competition, building out their own streaming services instead.
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If the stock market continues to fall and deplete households' savings, consumers may then pull back on their spending, which can weigh on the economy.
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Health care accounts for about 18% of U.S. GDP, and this year's event will pull back the curtain on important developments across the entire system.
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After a civil war ends somewhere, Western donors often pour in more money than the damaged state can absorb, and pull back when results disappoint.
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The action does periodically pull back to show what's going on in the real world, to explain why certain things happen in Emmet's Lego reality.
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"Should Melenchon and Le Pen both enter the second round, euro zone equities would likely pull back sharply," JP Morgan's team wrote in a note.
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The crisis risks driving another wave of potential refugees to Turkey's southern border, and Ankara has threatened to act unless there is a pull back.
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It comes as buyers from Latin America are slowing to a trickle and uncertainty around the presidential election is causing wealthy Americans to pull back.
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The sense of momentum that was missing from Season 2 is almost back, but the show's other flaws continue to pull back on the reins.
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And yes, one of the right-hand pilot's jobs is to pull back the lever to jump to hyperspace, and that pull is very satisfying.
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Five percent may still be historically cheap, but higher rates, combined with other challenges facing today's housing market could cause potential buyers to pull back.
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For the intermediaries, it's a constant challenge to differentiate and grow with so much competition, which has led to a pull back in venture funding.
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Earlier in September, the company set out to pull back some of Simons's responsibilities and drew a contract the reflected a role with fewer input.
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The theory, it would seem, is if Square decided to pull back and focus on profitability it would be able to build a strong business.
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He added, however, that he did not know whether a reduction in liability would lead the company to pull back from a possible bankruptcy filing.
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The "snowball effect" started by Google likely "forced" the Trump administration to pull back from its stance, said Anshel Sag, analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.
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The growing awareness of ad fraud among brands and agencies is causing major advertisers to pull back budgets and demand more accountability from their partners.
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Helping the Nasdaq pull back from a dip earlier in the session was a rise in consumer discretionary stocks, such as Amazon's 1.7 percent rise.
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They had fallen amid concerns about the company's performance and a potential pull-back of margins under whoever takes over from Kapoor later this year.
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So the very large concentration of hedge fund long positions has created significant downside price risk if prices stop rising and start to pull back.
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DUBAI, March 0.73 (Reuters) - Rising oil prices boosted Qatar's stock market sharply on Monday while a pull-back in speculators' favourite Arabtec restrained Dubai's bourse.
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Although delinquency and default rates remain near historic lows, as do industry reserves and charge-offs for bad debt, banks have started to pull back.
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Both sides, having seen Trump pull back from free trade relationships, are keen to show they remain committed to removing barriers they say hamper growth.
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Conoco is the latest international oil major to pull back from northern Alberta's oil sands, among the most costly locations in the world to develop.
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But in reality, he hadn't been able to get there yet and there were times when he would pull back or tread water with me.
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IS A LOT OF THIS SIMPLY GINNED UP CONCERN, OR IS THERE REAL CONCERN DO YOU THINK THAT THEY WILL PULL BACK IN SOME WAY?
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On the other hand, Newton is staying away from Stitch Fix, saying the stock has "gotten well ahead of itself" and needs to pull back.
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If that's the case, you'll need to reach out to one of your employers to pull back the excess, which can usually be easily accomplished.
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Home buyers pull back again in April, signing fewer contracts The spring housing market continues to be plagued by a lack of homes for sale.
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The latter was at 0.9778 franc per dollar after sliding 0.6 percent the previous day to pull back from a three-month peak of 0.9699.
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Obama told Goldberg he is "very proud of this moment," of his ability to "pull back from the immediate pressures" of the foreign policy establishment.
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Ultimately, Cramer thinks it is time for this administration to pull back and wait until a business does something wrong before going on the attack.
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The pull back in crude and other commodity prices cut into the initial gains of the Canadian and Australian dollar as well as emerging currencies.
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I feel a tug-of-war pull back almost immediately and panic; pulling my line frantically while shrieking, I find that I've lost my catch.
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Longtime bull Art Hogan is out with a new list that details five scenarios that could cause stocks to pull back 5 percent or more.
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After pushing to record highs, stocks have moved too far, too fast and could pull back before they move much further ahead, some strategists say.
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At the same time, Sanders is now coming under growing pressure to pull back on his attacks after Clinton's big win in New York's primary.
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"We know how the president can pull back from things," Warren said, which worries Republicans who are on the fence about coming out in favor.
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Those numbers don't seem to factor into one of Goldman's primary goals: to increase its market share of the trading business as rivals pull back.
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The company cited the continued uncertainty over the future of ObamaCare as the main reason for the decision to pull back to just 59 counties.
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But on Monday, the New York Fed said the pull-back in May was driven by all income groups and largest among lower-income households.
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"If we are going to see dysfunction with this tax reform, look for the market to get worried and pull back a little," he said.
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"That could be what starts to show some of the cracks there in the foundation, and I think markets start to pull back," he added.
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Or, as yet another option, should he pull back American forces in the Pacific and let the Chinese and the Japanese deal with the problem?
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"I don't want to be standing there tonight in the crowd when they pull back the curtain and say here's your nominee," he told reporters.
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China has relied on government spending to stabilise growth this year as private companies pull back, but concerns about the country's debt load are increasing.
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Another way Mr. Erdogan could lead Turkey back into Washington's good graces would be to pull back from his campaign to crush dissent at home.
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When big-name brands like Aetna and UnitedHealth pull back next year, Molina is expanding into three more states to reach a total of 2628.
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But as we pull back on opioids now, the hardest challenge seems to be that there isn't one silver-bullet treatment to fill their void.
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The slowing economy weighed on its already dismal attendance prospects, while the simultaneous credit crunch saw lenders pull back, unwilling to take on more risk.
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Those critics have slammed Pai's moves to pull back investigations under the rules as well as potential efforts in Congress to squash related privacy regulations.
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Further, you can pull back the contribution you've made to the Roth IRA if you need cash — and do so free of taxes and penalties.
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These are people who have relevant inside information about how our government works but who are now in a position to pull back the curtain.
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And it could simply prompt some nations to pull back from the United States, rather than accede to demands that may be unpalatable back home.
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Opponents of Brexit, who have been pushing for a second referendum that would allow voters to pull back from a withdrawal, seized on the remarks.
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"People have to be able to pull back from this," said Representative Mike Simpson, Republican of Idaho and a veteran member of the Appropriations Committee.
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She frequently omits specific dates or locations that might anchor the chronology, and sometimes misses opportunities to pull back and give us a bigger picture.
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Mr. Trump and his classmates listened to the radio as President John F. Kennedy warned Khrushchev of American action if he did not pull back.
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Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas: On March 9 he urged the House to pull back, saying the plan could not pass the Senate without changes.
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At home, the inability to join my friends in their chatter about "Game of Thrones" or memes on Instagram has caused me to pull back.
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Mattis said that Russia was able to get the mercenaries to pull back, following high level talks between the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen.
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These are well above norms, particularly for indexes, and in the past when these tend to reach these kinds of levels they usually pull back.
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H&M and Zara, for instance, had to pull back on opening new stores as sales rocketed online and foot traffic disappointed in certain cities.
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China has relied on government spending to stabilize growth this year as private companies pull back, but concerns about the country's debt load are increasing.
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As debt yields pull back from their earlier gains, investors will be turning their attention to speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve, and economic data.
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The new site, Sussex Royal, contains details of their plan to pull back from their duties as senior royals and to forge a new path.
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Rather than viewing the continued gains as a reason to pull back, something closer to fear of missing out has taken hold of the market.
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Under certain situations, the suit could lead to a dismantling of the "cost sharing" payments, causing insurers to pull back from marketplace coverage this year.
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The stock of Amazon recently reached two key Fibonacci levels, which Boroden saw as a sign that it might pull back in the near future.
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"So if the stock's going to take a break and pull back, there's a very good chance it will happen pretty darned soon," Cramer explained.
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The repo market could face strong demand on Monday as banks pull back on lending to spruce up their balance sheets to closeout the quarter.
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But come January, analysts say, there should be some tax-related selling, and the broader market may even pull back, after its heady 2390 gains.
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And it's full of unavoidable high-definition close-ups, although the cameras did mercifully pull back and turn away through some of Ms. Carey's travails.
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The White House has already had to pull back on part of it, saying the temporary ban did not apply to those with green cards.
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Place your finger on the screen, pull back to fill up a power meter, and let go—only to watch the golf club fly forward.
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REUTERS POLL-BANK OF JAPAN'S NEXT MOVE TO PULL BACK FROM EASY MONETARY POLICY SAY 25 OF 41 ECONOMISTS (VS 18 OF 41 NOV POLL)
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He wants to abolish the death penalty, expand vouchers for private school, and drastically pull back the American military from its commitments around the world.
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Because, from the officers' perspective, the current scrutiny is so unfair and one-sided that the only option is to pull back from proactively helping.
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Amazon's expansion deeper into retail, pharmacy and groceries, with the Whole Foods purchase, has caused competitors to pull back from AWS or abandon it altogether.
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The economic slowdown in China adds further complications, causing some Chinese venture firms to fold and other investors to pull back on their overseas spending.
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The Senate bill, however, lets states obtain waivers to overhaul their health insurance markets, which they can use to pull back essential health benefit requirements.
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Bannon tried to convince Trump to pull back from the Afghanistan War, but National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster convinced the president to do the opposite.
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Auto industry executives will also be watching closely to see if the administration actually does pull back from, rather than just delay, enacting section 232 tariffs.
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It's at this time of year that we naturally look to pull back on big nights out and try to save a little where we can.
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But now that the SMH has been rallying, a bunch of these Fibonacci timing cycles could mean that this semiconductor index is about to pull back.
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The 2014-2016 downturn in oil prices caused energy companies to pull back capital spending, with big, long-cycle projects like deepwater drilling hit particularly hard.
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"You are seeing consumer spending pull back a little bit... There's not that much cash out there for consumers to spend to their discretion," he added.
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The new year brought a new sense of caution among investors that in turn caused interest rates to pull back after a month of marching higher.
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As a result, both Indian companies have been forced to undertake spending cuts, pull back on discounts and deferred the joining dates on new campus hires.
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Telecommunications firm Zain Saudi fell 5.4 percent, continuing a pull-back after surging early last week on hopes it would benefit from deregulation of the sector.
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If the market continues to pull back, one of those names could be setting up for an even bigger fall, said Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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Like a pack of hungry little lemmings, we stood alert and ready for the parents to pull back so we could descend upon the cold treats.
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But he said it was possible the tariffs could lead businesses to raise prices high enough that consumers pull back, which could push policymakers to respond.
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I thought of myself as a story teller that would pull back the curtain on some things, but I didn't think the documentary would effect change.
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The report said the company has adjusted its "sensational" advertising policy to pull back restrictions on anti-abortion ads showing medical tubes connected to human bodies.
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Though he has called for the U.S. to pull back its commitments overseas, when it comes to oil Trump has often been remarkably assertive and confrontational.
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The enormous concentration of hedge fund positions in WTI and especially Brent suggests the market could be ripe for a pull back in the short term.
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But for Arby's, one of their biggest recipes for success was simply to pull back on the corporate speak and substitute it with a little humor.
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After severe internal backlash, external criticism, and employee resignations, Google agreed to pull back from its work with Project Maven following the fulfillment of its contract.
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Asian trading had seen a modest pull back in risk appetite with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares dropping back from near two-year highs.
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Choi did pull back the curtain substantially with regard to how the agency — which has never worked harder as it relates to private company investigations — operates.
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And Trump and his allies have telegraphed attacks on the sex scandals before, only to pull back before delivering them, suggesting they realized the danger here.
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And today, we have an extraordinary web of federal regulators and state regulators ... causing builders to be less eager to build ... [and ] lenders to pull back.
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In other rooms, as counter-points to Bourdelle's sculptures, Saillard also hid some delicate dresses in big black boxes behind black curtains, which viewers pull back.
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In late June, he predicted the GLD would pull back to near its mid-2016 highs — but when it didn't, it made him even more bullish.
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But when you have an opportunity to pull back the curtain, you see people are so much more than the little bit of them you see.
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Built for a Czech TV show called Wonders of Nature, the air cannon requires a small army to pull back and prime its massive air bladder.
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A deal might see the YPG pull back to east of the Euphrates river, while Turkey and America work with local leaders to keep the peace.
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"We pull back the curtain on the power dynamics between the men and the women of the high stakes world of morning news shows," said Witherspoon.
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Why it matters: This deal reflects how the torturous federal debate over healthcare policy — including drug pricing — has caused pharma companies to pull back on advertising.
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But there are no signs Trump believes his strategy is wrong or is planning to pull back his attacks on the African American lawmaker from Baltimore.
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"Given the stock market volatility, the venture market may well begin to pull back," said Lisa Suennen of Manatt Phelps & Phillips' venture fund, in the report.
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The pull-back of troops from the region dovetails with President Donald Trump's long-standing desire for the United States to extract itself from foreign conflicts.
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Exhibit A: Independence Day: Resurgence, perhaps the most boring alien invasion movie in history, which even Goldblum could not pull back from the brink of crappiness.
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Under plans to avert a full-scale assault, the Houthis are to pull back five km (three miles) from the ports between May 11 and 14.
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Sprig and Spoonrocket are now defunct, and Munchery had to pull back from markets in Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle as it fights for survival.
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Last month people close to Republican President Donald Trump's administration said the White House was considering anti-immigration activists' appeals to pull back on the program.
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With the recent run-up, Hardman said there was some risk of a pull-back, particularly as negotiations with the EU for a trade deal restart.
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Over the past several years, doctors have responded to the epidemic and government pressure to pull back on opioid prescriptions by, well, pulling back opioid prescriptions.
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He intends to pull back Kate Spade inventory on flash sale sites and certain wholesale channels, but that doesn't mean prices will increase for Kate Spade.
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The U.S. has viewed getting Beijing to pull back its support for North Korea as crucial to getting the isolated regime to abandon its nuclear ambitions.
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With so much up in the air, there is increasing concern that insurers could pull back, leaving some of those areas without insurance options for 2018.
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It would be an easy metaphor — perhaps too easy — if Beverly didn't pull back and enable East to discover that the nation is full of boxes.
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This idea to pull back on getting so granular with patch notes came from Titanfall 2 producer Drew McCoy, who works alongside community manager Jay Frechette.
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Fuller was responding to a question about Trump's decision to pull back on international coalitions and trade agreements like the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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And the OpenTitan design will pull back the curtain on historically buggy—and therefore potentially vulnerable—parts of chip design, like firmware and data processing flows.
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Higher oil prices reinforced expectations that the ECB could pull back from its ultra-loose monetary policy and drove yields on euro zone government bonds higher.
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"He says the market needs to pull back a bit for a couple of days, then hopefully we get a slower, more logical rally," Cramer relayed.
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Businesses across the country, from steel and aluminum to farming, have been telling Fed officials about plans to pull back on their investments in their businesses.
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That scares the heck out of Democrats, and that's why they are so angry that President Trump has dared to pull back the curtain on Baltimore.
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"We may have to pull back the rhetoric for open borders, open capital flows, open trade," said Eswar Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell.
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Other sectors of the economy are starting to feel the pain — with early signs that some businesses are starting to pull back on hiring more workers.
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"They did pull back from some agreements we thought we had, and ... that also includes all manner of enforcement to whatever conditions were made," he said.
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Also, the network is confirming for the first time that next edition will consist of seven episodes (a pull back from the show's usual 10 hours).
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The Lego model features sliding doors on either side of that troop bay, which pull back to reveal laser mounts to support landings on hostile planets.
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His decision to pull back on those additional tariffs pauses what would have been a dramatic escalation in a trade spat between the US and China.
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China's Commerce Ministry on Friday urged the United States to "pull back from the brink", saying it was not afraid to engage in a trade war.
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Still, the salsa scenes are the main draw here, and while the camerawork is unremarkable — zoom in, then pull back, then repeat — the energy stays high.
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"Private equity-backed (oil companies) are going to pull back fairly dramatically on the rig count – which is the canary in the coal mine," Mosvold said.
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