Those pushing for holding on to the articles say the point isn't so much about putting pressure on McConnell but putting pressure on Trump by withholding the acquittal he seeks.
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Weak growth is putting pressure on the outlook for demand.
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The doubts are also putting pressure on Aso to resign.
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Net income will be lower, putting pressure on stock prices.
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She gingerly avoids putting pressure on her wounded left foot.
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"He loves putting pressure on the other guy," he said.
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No one in the media is putting pressure on them.
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Tammy Duckworth, said Kirk should be "putting pressure" on McConnell.
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The president has been putting pressure on China to intervene.
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And they are putting pressure on the House to deliver.
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There's no reason to start putting pressure on myself now.
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"I am used to putting pressure on pharmaceutical companies, I am used to putting pressure on governments, we have had some success with both," said John, 71, who has his own AIDS charitable foundation.
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Weak growth is also putting pressure on the outlook for demand.
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Deforestation throughout Central and South America is putting pressure on sloths.
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That hasn't stopped the Trump administration from putting pressure on Maduro.
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Putting pressure on the vaginal opening can be erotic, as well.
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Analysts said the launches appeared aimed at putting pressure on Washington.
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Sports costs continue to rise, putting pressure on ESPN's bottom line.
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This is putting pressure on asset quality metrics for all banks.
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However, intense price competition is putting pressure on margins, he noted.
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It has also blamed rising costs for putting pressure on margins.
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Others commended the protesters for putting pressure on the leaders inside.
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But an intensifying storm is putting pressure on Renault's defensive posture.
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They're slipping into tightening, and that's putting pressure on European rates.
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Doug Ducey said he backed the new bill, putting pressure on McCain.
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The differentials between global interest rates is putting pressure on currency moves.
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We would be putting pressure on Hillary Clinton if she was elected.
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"We are going to keep putting pressure on the Governor," he says.
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But this hype is also putting pressure on regulators to step in.
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"Supply may be putting pressure on Treasuries as well," TD's Goldberg said.
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In reality, Tuesday's vote was about putting pressure on a weakened government.
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Higher food and labor costs are putting pressure on already tight margins.
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Their shares all declined Monday, putting pressure on the overall financial sector.
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Fluid had accumulated in the baby's ventricles, putting pressure on her brain.
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He's good on the ball in terms of putting pressure on people.
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There's no consensus in Europe, no single policy putting pressure on Israel.
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Because you've got, first of all, the city is putting pressure on.
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Hundreds of smaller drillers went bankrupt, putting pressure on banks and investors.
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Quarterly same-store sales were short of estimates, putting pressure on shares.
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The U.S. is putting pressure on Maduro to return power to citizens.
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That has also weighed on gold prices, putting pressure on Australian miners.
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And that's putting pressure on GOP members of Congress like never before.
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"We're putting pressure on lawmakers they haven't seen from us before," Larson said.
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Now, Facebook employees are putting pressure on the company's leadership over Kaplan's decision.
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Sterling traded higher ahead of the BOE meeting, putting pressure on the FTSE.
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Boeing shares dropped 6 percent, putting pressure on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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This is putting pressure on companies to find innovative ways to target advertising.
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As Amazon grows, it's putting pressure on classic IT hardware and software providers.
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You should be putting pressure on your friend to not be a cheater!
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He is putting pressure on all foreign companies who do business in Iran.
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GFG's profitability has remained resilient despite low interest rates putting pressure on margins.
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Miltenberg thinks the national conversation around sexual harassment is putting pressure on schools.
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The shares halved in value after the news, putting pressure on Mr. Ackman.
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Color of Change has been effective in putting pressure on image-conscious companies.
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Vernon was active in his first game back, putting pressure on Wentz early.
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Indonesia has been producing more chicken than it consumes, putting pressure on prices.
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Putting pressure on these larger systems at play right now is really important.
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Amniotic fluid was building up in Cullen-Delsol's womb, putting pressure on Alex.
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Devin Heroux: The Americans have been putting pressure on Sweden the entire game.
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"The 22018 MAX is putting pressure on the financials," a second source said.
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The spread of the coronavirus in Italy really putting pressure on stocks there.
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Meanwhile, the dollar index is holding above 90 cents, putting pressure on commodities.
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McGrath, a Conservative voter, is worried about immigration putting pressure on local services.
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Grocers have been pressured by food deflation, which is putting pressure on their margins.
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I wouldn't say anything else, because I thought I was putting pressure on them.
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It's also putting pressure on couples to have a picture-perfect and shareworthy wedding.
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KLP is the latest investor putting pressure on companies to lower their carbon emissions.
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That market logic is putting pressure on carmakers to pour billions into R&D.
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But the 50 Miles More marchers plan to keep putting pressure on their representative.
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Now he&aposs putting pressure on Manafort to flip on potentially the Trump campaign.
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Still, he admitted that the Fed wasn't the only force putting pressure on stocks.
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The company also forecast a drop in operating margins, putting pressure on the stock.
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"Ferrous are getting sold, that's putting pressure on nickel," one trader in Singapore said.
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Oh yeah, and putting pressure on companies to change their ad-supported biz models.
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Like most invasive species, these snakes are putting pressure on an already delicate ecosystem.
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Seizures and vomiting are not uncommon when blood is putting pressure on the brain.
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Putting pressure on exports, in addition to the trade war, is the strong baht.
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Investors have been putting pressure on Barclays to become a profitable investment banking force.
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That is putting pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel and her open door migrant policy.
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Schumer, however, was careful to stop short of putting pressure on Pelosi to act.
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More recently, Trump has proposed putting pressure on China to deal with North Korea.
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New robo-advisors and online brokers also are putting pressure on established financial institutions.
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As we become aware as a public, we're putting pressure on our democratic institutions.
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Bernie Sanders has been putting pressure on the company over conditions in its warehouses.
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I wouldn't say anything else because I thought I was putting pressure on them.
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Injuries also occur when dancers avoid putting pressure on a blister or a corn.
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Hong Kong shares dropped nearly 4.23%, putting pressure on South Korean shares, he added.
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Even before Snow came forward, a social media movement started putting pressure on Gov.
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The company has aggressively expanded its business, putting pressure on an already crowded market.
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Trump backs the House bill, and is putting pressure on Republicans to increase funding.
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THEN THEIR CENTRAL BANKS TO STRENGTHEN CURRENCIIES RAISE RATES, PUTTING PRESSURE ON THE ECONOMIES.
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In 2019, 20 states will raise their minimum wages, putting pressure on companies' bottom lines.
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Washington's sanctions are aimed at putting pressure on socialist leader Nicolas Maduro to step aside.
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Trump's has highlighted putting pressure on sanctuary cities as part of his hardline immigration stance.
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Such moves would normally boost inflation, putting pressure on central banks to raise interest rates.
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The dispute has been a source of concern for investors, putting pressure on the lira.
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Climate change and population growth are putting pressure on resources, making conflicts harder to resolve.
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Higher yields in advanced economies draw capital from emerging markets, putting pressure on their currencies.
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After angry clients began putting pressure on the firm, Tiversa could make a sales pitch.
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Worries about iPhone sales knocked Apple shares sharply lower, putting pressure on the tech sector.
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After Lendl missed his first serve, Chang approached the service line, putting pressure on Lendl.
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For months Elliott has been putting pressure on the mining giant over its corporate structure.
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Skepticism of a deal to curb supply has increased recently, putting pressure on oil prices.
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Farmers are cutting back on fertiliser use in the summer months, putting pressure on prices.
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The latest fall came as 10-year Treasury yields declined Tuesday, putting pressure on banks.
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But revenue fell short of estimates, putting pressure on the Dow stock in premarket trading.
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But Brainard said the labor market might still tighten further without putting pressure on inflation.
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Let's talk for a minute about that post-election process of putting pressure on Hillary.
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Judo-practicing Putin can yank NATO's chain at will, putting pressure on West-leaning allies.
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But, for now, I'm just not putting pressure on myself and enjoying being a mommy.
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Republicans argue that Trump is smart to be putting pressure on Heitkamp and other Democrats.
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Interstate 282 and the heavy traffic on it is putting pressure on the gene pool.
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No matter what, being in the habit of putting pressure on yourself is not sustainable.
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Increased supply is adding to a global glut of crude, putting pressure on oil prices.
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Foreign investors pulling out of government securities was putting pressure on the rupee, dealers said.
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Circulating language early on can draw the attention of outside lobbyists, putting pressure on lawmakers.
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Amazon remains the omnipresent cloud, putting pressure on profits and forcing retailers to keep evolving.
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Stock markets fell further on Monday, putting pressure on both sides to reach a deal.
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That's great news for most households and businesses, but it's putting pressure on energy producers.
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Organizations for animal welfare are putting pressure on Dolphinaris to keep their doors closed forever.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose, putting pressure on Wall Street, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average .
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On Thursday she thanked reporters for putting pressure on the government to find her husband.
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The journalists are accused of putting pressure on Vallejo and Chaouqui to get the documents.
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Dealers need to fund these inventories, which may be putting pressure on the repo market.
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Revenue was slightly short of forecasts, however, putting pressure on the shares after their recent rally.
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Fight for the Future is encouraging voters to get involved by putting pressure on their representatives.
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But the uncertainty is putting pressure on the nation's sovereign rating, which would affect lending terms.
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This compression leaves the micelles straining outwards, putting pressure on the calcium carbonate and hardening it.
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That way, nobody is talking about my last races coming up and putting pressure on me.
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Brainard said on Monday the labor market might still tighten further without putting pressure on inflation.
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They began to pursue pirates aggressively, putting pressure on internet service providers (ISPs) to combat piracy.
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Mr. Sanders is leading in polls in Iowa and in New Hampshire, putting pressure on Mrs.
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He also warned that the truce's success depends on Russia actually putting pressure on al-Assad.
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Now, Mock wants you to join her in putting pressure on Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
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Rising U.S. yields are a major factor behind capital outflows putting pressure on emerging markets currencies.
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But suspicions persist that China has been putting pressure on him to stop publishing scurrilous works.
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Republicans and Democrats alike are watching closely, putting pressure on the bureau for a public accounting.
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SunTrust's offer to exchange stock for stock, putting pressure on itself to deliver a winning deal.
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Any responsible parent could be putting pressure on their school — hey let's get a team going!
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He kept advancing with gloves held close to his face, putting pressure on his bigger opponent.
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Swedish banks have faced sub-zero rates for over a year, putting pressure on interest income.
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The administration's tariffs have many objectives including putting pressure on the Chinese for intellectual property theft.
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The group has been putting pressure on companies over the issue for the past few months.
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Changes to the traditional media landscape are putting pressure on executives to get deals done quickly.
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That dynamic is putting pressure on areas of the market that had served as bond proxies.
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Other students tried to stanch the bleeding by putting pressure on his chest, Mr. Bialy said.
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He reimposed broad sanctions against Iran, putting pressure on European businesses not to do business there.
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So many people were putting pressure on him to save the world, I would tell myself.
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Pressure on health system The novel coronavirus outbreak is putting pressure on the Korean health system.
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He said "rather than putting pressure" on business executives, not "rather than put pressure" on them.
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And if it is, and it's putting pressure on your budget, it's time to scale back.
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Trump obliged, straining and putting pressure on the machine in an attempt to break the glass.
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"I'm not putting pressure on myself anymore with the results, but I'm still motivated," she said.
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Now Democrats outside of Washington are putting pressure on their representatives to begin formal impeachment proceedings.
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You keep putting pressure on those countries and eventually some of them [the artifacts] will return.
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The US and other governments also began putting pressure on Silicon Valley to finally start moderating terror.
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The baht has strengthened 5.5% against the dollar this year, putting pressure on Thailand's trade-dependent economy.
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Trump previously criticized GM's decision to sell the plant, putting pressure on the company to resume operations.
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Trump had condemned GM's decision to close its plant, putting pressure on the company to resume operations.
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Senate Republican leaders are putting pressure on their own members to unite around the House spending bill.
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But Nouy said banks are making progress, primarily because the ECB has been putting pressure on them.
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The company forecast current-quarter bookings that were short of forecasts, however, putting pressure on its shares.
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That trend bucks conventional wisdom that lower rates squeeze banking profit margins, putting pressure on stock prices.
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In fact, rates have continued to rise over the last week, putting pressure on mortgage application volume.
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Meanwhile, the supply of physical stores continues to outweigh shopper demand, putting pressure on the industry's profits.
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That's putting pressure on private equity firms to raise even more money and fight for deals sooner.
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Outflows due to rupee bond sales by foreign investors have also been putting pressure on the currency.
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Hundreds of Salesforce employees have also been putting pressure on their employer to sever ties with CBP.
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"Simultaneous land, air, naval and police operations complemented each other putting pressure on (Abu Sayyaf)," Tan said.
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Chavira believes putting pressure on the system—the doctors and the hospitals, is crucial for changing it.
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Court systems and jails in many populated areas are overcrowded, putting pressure on judges to offer probation.
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We've finally got more competition in the system, and they are putting pressure on the ANC now.
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In China, the public has become increasingly concerned about access to drugs, putting pressure on the leadership.
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That move, and others like it, is putting pressure on other low-wage employers to increase pay.
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The country was putting pressure on the U.S. to condemn Qatar for its alleged support of terrorism.
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Publicly, however, Republicans don't want to appear to be putting pressure on Kennedy, who is widely respected.
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"The friction is putting pressure on landlords to drop rents," Suzanne Mulvee, of CoStar Group, told CNBC.
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Most movie studios responded by putting pressure on filmmakers to kick the habit, which reduced tobacco imagery.
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When growth faltered in recent years, money flooded out of the country, putting pressure on the currency.
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As Javier Hernández of the NYT notes, it's the latest example of Beijing putting pressure on multinationals.
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And those challenges are still putting pressure on Spangler's ability to deliver the candy hearts this year.
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Meanwhile, the Fang Collective promised to continue putting pressure on the Kemper Museum in the near future.
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Outside groups and conservatives are already putting pressure on House leaders to give Obamacare repeal another go.
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Others stressed the need to combine cooperation with Turkey with putting pressure on Ankara over democratic standards.
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Airbus has a price advantage thanks to the strong U.S. dollar, putting pressure on Boeing's sales team.
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Many businesses chose alternative materials or delayed investments, putting pressure on steel prices, which have since fallen.
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These numbers and the uncertainty of the trade situation are putting pressure on the Fed to ease.
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In this instance all the fielders are putting pressure on the batsman, fielding very close to his wicket.
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Oil prices pared brief gains to trade lower, hovering near seven-month lows, putting pressure on the market.
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For Taco Bell, promotions like The Bell can help give customers something different without putting pressure on franchisees.
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"Well, I said this year it's a chill year and I'm not putting pressure on myself," she said.
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However, the change in the revenue mix combined with inflationary pressures is putting pressure on Rostelecom's EBITDA margin.
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"Shooting off his right like that allowed him to balance without putting pressure on his sore left foot."
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MALICE: Well, there is some truth to that and maybe China is putting pressure on the back end.
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And apparently it&aposs directly from the president and the speaker putting pressure on the FBI, who comply.
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But surging wages are fueling inflation in Central Europe, putting pressure on its central banks to raise rates.
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Thomas DiNapoli, who oversees New York's pension fund, has played a central role in putting pressure on ExxonMobil.
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America and Britain not only support Saudi Arabia but have blocked other countries from putting pressure on it.
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Swedish banks have faced negative interest rates for well over a year, putting pressure on their interest margins.
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The only person putting pressure on her to measure up to her 21-year-old sister is herself.
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The tariffs are aimed at putting pressure on the world's second biggest economy to strike a trade deal.
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A slump in oil prices from 2014 widened fiscal and current-account deficits, putting pressure on the peg.
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The economy has buckled under incessant sanctions and political discontent is rising, putting pressure on Tehran to act.
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New York-based Human Rights Watch said in September some officials were putting pressure on refugees to leave.
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A security service official said on Monday the investigation was not aimed at putting pressure on the company.
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" "I've been putting pressure on them for years and years and years, and they have made some improvements.
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He has since reversed that policy, putting pressure on the bank to find other ways of cutting costs.
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Higher interest rates mean bond yields rise and tend to boost the dollar, putting pressure on gold prices.
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Meanwhile, falling oil prices are putting pressure on military spending, says John Campbell, former American ambassador to Nigeria.
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Activists are putting pressure on the government to provide more information and speed up the family reunification process.
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The talk is aimed at putting pressure on Senate Republicans who have refused to consider Judge Garland's nomination.
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Scientists have long been active in Washington, putting pressure on Congress and advocating for funding for their work.
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Gun rights groups, a powerful force in the GOP, are putting pressure on Republicans not to take action.
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Others, though, are directly pointing the finger at China and putting pressure on the administration to crack down.
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The Trump administration has been putting pressure on America's European allies to increase their contributions to the alliance.
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"We've always stressed the importance of putting pressure on the network," said Samantha Reho, an Africa Command spokesperson.
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But Nike's demand was flat year over year, putting pressure on shares after the retailer's mixed earnings results.
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That's putting pressure on YouTube and creating more opportunities for marketers to work with these valuable content providers.
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The Googlers are not alone in publicly putting pressure on upper management to take action on climate change.
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Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both.
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"It appears it is retaliation with the intention of putting pressure on the Canadian government," Mr. Balloch said.
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Measures ordered by Putin are also seen putting pressure on the Russian banking sector, Moody's rating agency said.
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Heavy supply is also putting pressure on government bonds, according to Natixis' head of research solutions Cyril Regnat.
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"International forces are quite attractive in terms of putting pressure on improving the transparency system," Mr. Li said.
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"Negatively putting pressure on certain operators is not how you're going to achieve that ultimate goal," he said.
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The international concern over human rights in Xinjiang is putting pressure on global retailers to vet their suppliers.
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Trump asked Xi for help in putting pressure on North Korea to abandon its nuclear and missile programs.
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Global dairy supply continues to outpace demand, putting pressure on markets in both Europe and worldwide, Hogan said.
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Meanwhile, gun control advocates are putting pressure on Florida representatives who take money from the National Rifle Association.
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They face fierce competition not just from their peers, but also elite private banks, putting pressure on fees.
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The Google-parent beat estimates on revenue but missed on earnings, putting pressure on Alphabet stock in the premarket.
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But that could force the Europeans to respond by putting pressure on American companies on the Continent, Bey said.
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Slower consumer spending early this year led to a build-up of inventories, which is putting pressure on industries.
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Congressman Adam Schiff is putting pressure on Amazon to curb the spread of vaccine misinformation in its online store.
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And ageing populations all over the world are already putting pressure on healthcare, infrastructure, housing and other social services.
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And ageing populations all over the world are already putting pressure on healthcare, infrastructure, housing and other social services.
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For YouTube, it could show whether all the new entrants into streaming video are putting pressure on YouTube margins.
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In China, imported cars carry a duty of more than 20 percent, putting pressure on automakers to produce locally.
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In the lawsuit filed last year, Wielgus claimed that university administrators had been putting pressure on him to leave.
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Mergermarket said the spending spree of Chinese dealmakers was putting pressure on U.S. and European bidders in auction processes.
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The growing strategic rivalry between the two superpowers is putting pressure on American businesses and investors in two ways.
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Members of the U.S. Senate and House have been putting pressure on Equifax to explain the trades in question.
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Despite an increase in life expectancy, the average age of retirement has stagnated, putting pressure on households' retirement savings.
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Yellen definitively dismissed the idea that the White House was putting pressure on the Fed to keep rates low.
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So, putting pressure on wet rock increases the relative volume of the voids, which slows down any passing vibrations.
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Biden's commanding lead in the polls has been putting pressure on Democratic lawmakers to endorse the former Delaware senator.
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But at the moment the boys are working hard for each other, and we're putting pressure on the opposition.
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That is putting pressure on Atotech's potential valuation, which may as a result end up lower, the people said.
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Fourth placed Chinese OEM Xiaomi is one device maker putting pressure on longer term players in the smartphone market.
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The utility, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, could even face bankruptcy, putting pressure on the state for a bailout.
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If you're putting pressure on yourself to hold it together, that very well may be what breaks you apart.
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If that's you, make the goal to simply relax and breathe rather than putting pressure on yourself to sleep.
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Accord said problems had increased as Lloyds cuts back its branch network, putting pressure on branch managers and staff.
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Accord said problems had increased as Lloyds cuts back its branch network, putting pressure on branch managers and staff.
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"They weren't putting pressure on us story-wise," Graeme Manson, one of the show's creators, said of BBC America.
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These new platforms are putting pressure on shares of Netflix, which have shed 18% in the last three months.
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Right-wing politicians and commentators in the United States have been putting pressure on this double standard for years.
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The sources said the letter aimed at putting pressure on the government to break the stalemate with the Commission.
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The mounting death toll is putting pressure on the police force's forensics unit, the Scene of Crime Operatives (SOCO).
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Putting pressure on U.S. yields, economic data on Friday showed new home sales grew less than expected in January.
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Concerns about increased regulations abroad in the wake of privacy scandals are also putting pressure on the sector. 3.
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Putting pressure on the opposition, going first to third, turning a single into a double — those are exciting plays.
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Economists expect rising inflation will squeeze household spending and slow growth next year, putting pressure on Britain's public finances.
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So the urgency is in putting pressure on Dems, and trying to make them own a "crisis" at the border.
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And activists on Twitter and Facebook are putting pressure on other companies to distance themselves from the gun rights organization.
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The action camera space has become crowded and commoditized, with peers such as Sony and Xiaomi putting pressure on GoPro.
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The doctor said that he was fired for putting pressure on the USOPC to take larger steps against sexual assault.
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So the urgency is in putting pressure on Dems and trying to make them own a "crisis" at the border.
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The finance ministry has been putting pressure on the Reserve Bank of India to ease monetary policy and lending restrictions.
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He said U.S. authorities were putting pressure on defendants, including the gold trader Reza Zarrab, to make accusations against Turkey.
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The Germans are also putting pressure on the Polish government over its illiberal attacks on independent newspapers, judges and NGOs.
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The Palestinian ambassador in Rome, May Kaileh, said her embassy is putting pressure on the race to remove the photos.
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"Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both," he wrote.
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China could escalate by putting pressure on its autonomous territory of Hong Kong to punish large Americans banks based there.
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Population growth and growing water use by farming and industry also are putting pressure on the country's dwindling water resources.
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Brooks said that he helped by putting pressure on the wound as his colleague used scissors to cut Scalise's clothing.
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Major WPP clients have put a raft of work out for review this year, putting pressure on the market leader.
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D.C. saw a sharp rise in homicides in 2015, putting pressure on Bowser to introduce plans to curb the violence.
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Additionally, we should be putting pressure on our representatives to push for the U.S. to rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Operational costs, meanwhile, shot up 22.8 percent, with a heavy increase in general and administrative costs putting pressure on margins.
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"Rates in Europe are in negative territory and that is also putting pressure on banks," KBC strategist Piet Lammens said.
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Madigan, a Democrat, made the request last month in hopes of putting pressure on lawmakers to pass a spending plan.
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The tax was intended to bring down the cost of health care plans, putting pressure on both employers and unions.
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Canada's yield curve inverted by the most in nearly two decades, putting pressure on the Bank of Canada to act. .
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The U.S. has been putting pressure on China, North Korea's longtime ally, to get the regime to change its behavior.
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The company traced the cause to customers putting pressure on the clips, which help to properly position the harness straps.
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Like his father, he has argued to legalize the milícias , in the hope of putting pressure on drug-trafficking gangs.
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"I think it's worth making an appeal to them, putting pressure on them, also looking to reassure them," Haas said.
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Since JBS's revelations, competitors lowered the bid price for cattle cash purchases, putting pressure on Mato Grosso producers, Bacchi said.
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Wade, Demand Justice is putting pressure on a divide that puts the President outside what most Americans believe about abortion.
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In pursuing returns, are shareholders putting pressure on executives to slash costs by exporting good-paying jobs to developing nations?
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Mr. Hunt said putting pressure on an institution can have a "micro-political effect" that ripples through the art world.
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Chinese panel makers, bolstered by government subsidies, are ramping up production and putting pressure on panel prices, analysts have said.
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Its plans for 'A' share sales in China have been delayed, but this is not putting pressure on the ratings.
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Asked if he worries about Amazon banishing companies like his or otherwise putting pressure on them, McAfee say he doesn't.
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Of course, Lyft's gains could simply result from it making better business decisions and putting pressure on its beleaguered rival.
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The company has slowed production of the plane, putting pressure on its profits, and some buyers are reconsidering their orders.
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Picketing is a highly public way of putting pressure on managers and is only accessible to those who aren't criminalized.
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The foreign ministry denied putting pressure on the migrants, saying that the caravan was breaking up of its own volition.
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But I am saying that putting pressure on our government is vital, and we all need to do our part.
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But while the Maduro government has the upper hand inside Venezuela, two external forces are putting pressure on the regime.
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But inflation has been picking up, putting pressure on the central bank to dial back the de facto money printing.
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Overfishing, hunting and pollution are putting pressure on the birds, but climate change may prove to be the biggest challenge.
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Trump has been putting pressure on Germany to meet a NATO-mandated military spending budget of 2% of economic output.
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Elliott has been putting pressure on Kleinfeld and Arconic since Arconic's separation from aluminum producer Alcoa Corp late last year.
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Her own mother — born and raised under the Communist system — was putting pressure on Ms. Gruber to have a baby.
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But critics say it will curb the judges' independence, putting pressure on them to rule in favor of government policies.
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LG, Sony, Ericsson, Nokia, Nvidia, Intel and Amazon decided not to attend before the official cancellation, putting pressure on organizers.
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Mr. Xi is also putting pressure on the Chinese media to focus on positive news that reflects well on the party.
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"The biggest asset for any U.S. president in putting pressure on the Iranian regime is the people of Iran," he said.
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The next version of Google's Assistant might be able to pull off what was once unthinkable: actually putting pressure on Apple.
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This is one of the first organized movements by Amazon shareholders putting pressure on the company's sale of facial recognition software.
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"Trump is putting pressure on GM to shift production to U.S. It is Government Motors, not General Motors," the person said.
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But the rallies can be useful to Trump for driving the news cycle and putting pressure on political allies and rivals.
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Microsoft's workplace chat app, Teams, has grown rapidly, reaching 20 million daily active users in November and putting pressure on Slack.
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However, political opponents are already putting pressure on the government, criticizing it for surrendering TGV, France's much-beloved high-speed train.
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INVENTORY BUILD Slower consumer spending early this year led to a build-up of inventories, which is putting pressure on industries.
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Higher wages are certainly good news for the American worker, but that and other costs are clearly putting pressure on margins.
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In the past two years, nearly 1 million Venezuelans have fled to surrounding countries, putting pressure on economies in the region.
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The bounce in the two currencies offset the effects of an increase in U.S. Treasury yields, putting pressure on the dollar.
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This is putting pressure on the concept of relationship lending that has underpinned the investment-grade syndicated loan market for decades.
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Two Chinese companies in particular, Xiaomi and Huawei, have emerged as formidable rivals, putting pressure on Samsung in China and India.
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However, strong U.S. economic growth will inevitably push the Fed to ratchet up rates, putting pressure on gold, said ICBC's Kendall.
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Trade credit insurer Euler Hermes warned manufacturers were nervous about rising input costs that were putting pressure on companies' cash flow.
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The company's plans for a share sale in China have been delayed, but this is not putting pressure on its ratings.
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It's key to keeping your digestive system flowing and helps to lose weight that might be putting pressure on your veins.
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A person dons the glove before going to sleep and clenches their hand into a fist, putting pressure on the sensor.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Travel and Leisure index fell 2.3 percent, the top sectoral decliner, putting pressure on the broader market.
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Activist hedge fund TCI has been putting pressure on Lower Saxony to stop blocking efforts to make the carmaker more efficient.
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In its home market, SPAR faced a stagnant economy, with high unemployment and rising living costs putting pressure on consumers' wallets.
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Powell's testimony sent the dollar higher, putting pressure on the euro, which in turn helped the German exporter-heavy DAX index .
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Ryan has also been a target for conservative media, which may be putting pressure on candidates to distance themselves from him.
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Because the buildings are circular, wind tends to flow around them instead of putting pressure on one side of a home.
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To meet this benchmark, he had to repeat the same motions thousands of times, putting pressure on his wrists and hands.
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However, the single largest driver of land conversion that is putting pressure on the planet is actually much less sinister: food.
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It's also one of three cities where 2,000 immigrants were released in 2019, putting pressure on the city to help them.
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New digital-wealth and trading entrants are challenging legacy firms' status among retail investors, putting pressure on established players like Schwab.
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Groups like ColorOfChange have been putting pressure on other major companies like Google, Microsoft and Coca-Cola to pull their sponsorship.
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Learn all these things before you get out in the world and people are putting pressure on you to start showing.
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And we also need to be putting pressure on China, because North Korea is effectively a — a client state of China.
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"As the tournament goes on, I think we are winning those crucial moments and putting pressure on the opposition," said Taylor.
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The story also notes that Walmart and Home Depot also say that higher freight costs are putting pressure on their margins.
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A quarterback with Mariota's speed and physical talent should be ducking rushers and putting pressure on the defense all the time.
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He adds that any discomfort is usually the result of a growing lipoma putting pressure on surrounding structure or a nerve.
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That's putting pressure on earlier-stage investors to raise capital so they don't get crowded out in those later-stage rounds.
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That's a sign that the immigration backlash is putting pressure on governments around the world, not just in the United States.
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China chipmaker rivals could also raise concerns about the deal, he added, putting pressure on Mofcom's Anti-Monopoly Bureau to act.
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Others vowed to keep putting pressure on the president, whose lies they say are now well documented for all to see.
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The fires pose a serious threat to the Amazon's delicate balance of ecosystems, putting pressure on already endangered species of animals.
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There would be trade-offs to putting pressure on the Saudis and the Emiratis, and no guarantee that it would work.
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But the oil market remains under severe stress, putting pressure on some of the world's top producers to take drastic action.
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However, services union Verdi reached an agreement for the pilots it represents, putting pressure on VC to sign a deal too.
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The attack reignited an intense national debate over gun laws, with students putting pressure on lawmakers to back tightening firearm restrictions.
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"Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both," Mr. Trump wrote.
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These solidarity actions are putting pressure on the provincial and federal governments to meet the hereditary chiefs at the negotiating table.
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The chain has been facing greater competition from the likes of UberEats and DoorDash, putting pressure on Domino's U.S. delivery sales.
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This intensifying furor is putting pressure on the legal rules for whistle-blower complaints filed by members of the intelligence community.
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And it also said that global trade tension is putting pressure on the widebody commercial jet market, Boeing's most profitable product.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Travel and Leisure index fell 2 percent, the top sectoral decliner, putting pressure on the broader market.
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The U.S. and China's protracted trade conflict, for which negotiations have seemed to stall, is also putting pressure on the economy.
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In addition, one Democratic member of the Assembly was absent this week, putting pressure on Democrats to recruit some Republican support.
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A bipartisan House bill aims to stem the flow of fake goods from China by putting pressure on companies like Amazon.
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Robinhood's lack of trading fees has roiled older competitors like E-Trade and Charles Schwab, putting pressure on the brokerage industry.
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Islamabad is currently putting pressure on the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to uninvite India's foreign minister from their next meeting.
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Global benchmark Brent crude oil had its biggest one-day drop in two years on Wednesday, putting pressure on oil-focused firms.
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A 5 percent rise in the dollar against a basket of currencies so far in 2018 has been putting pressure on oil.
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The HomeTap pushes air into the plastic bottle, putting pressure on the bag inside and squeezing the beer out through the tap.
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Progressive groups have rallied behind Schumer and Blumenthal, putting pressure on senators who have demonstrated less willingness to oppose Gorsuch's nomination outright.
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"We'll keep putting pressure on these bad actors, making sure they understand the risks and the consequences of their actions," Bowdich said.
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A pound strengthened by a jump in inflation was also putting pressure on Britain's major index, whose constituents mainly earn foreign currency.
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Local and federal budgets are being stretched to cover pensions and entitlements, putting pressure on government to raise more revenue, he said.
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The fight for Raqqa began two weeks ago, putting pressure on Islamic State, which also faces defeat in its Iraqi stronghold, Mosul.
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The new rules will likely be heralded by the Trump administration as evidence Beijing is getting serious about putting pressure on Pyongyang.
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Oil prices have risen around 50 percent compared to the levels seen last year and that is putting pressure on airline profits.
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So gross margins are putting pressure on a business that needs to start showing real revenue growth if it's to remain competitive.
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And you her what the senator just listed off here, what&aposs wrong with putting pressure on Berlin and Brussels and Paris?
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Retail banks are feeling the pinch from years of low interest rates that encourage customers to renegotiate loans, putting pressure on revenues.
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Global central banks easing and uncertainty around the U.S.-China trade war is putting pressure on the U.S. Treasury 10-year yield.
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And traders who are keeping some oil products in storage are putting pressure on tank operators to reduce rates, the sources said.
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"Energy and commodities, in general, are putting pressure on the overall equity markets here," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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The combination of poor harvest yields and shriveled grassland has led to spiraling costs for animal feed, putting pressure on livestock farms.
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Trump has been putting pressure on European and Asian allies to shoulder security responsibilities and not depend on the United States alone.
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Fitch expects BCC's FFO-adjusted net leverage to be sustained above 12x in the expansion phase, putting pressure on BCG's standalone rating.
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Despite not all being old enough to vote, Parkland students are putting pressure on government and private corporations to meet their demands.
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In the last few days, the yen hit fresh highs against the greenback going back to October 2014, putting pressure on stocks.
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The industry has generally been putting pressure on "walled gardens," or tech firms, to be more transparent about their data and metrics.
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Lira problemsReuters' Ceyda Caglayan reports from Istanbul on how the crumbling lira is putting pressure on Turkish retailers as the economy slows.
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But the Red Raiders were already putting pressure on Baylor when Lecomte picked up his fourth and fifth fouls on one play.
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Shares of Standard Chartered and Royal Bank of Scotland fell about 3 percent after results, putting pressure on the regional banking index.
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The NLC is also putting pressure on county governments to offer incentives not to sell, such as installing irrigation systems, he said.
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Selling by investors who had hoped for a higher Nikkei futures and options settlement was putting pressure on the market, traders said.
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Government-mandated labels are putting pressure on businesses large and small, from Maryland to New York to California and states in between.
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Rising interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push bond yields up, putting pressure on the greenback-denominated, non-yielding gold.
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Dollar strength has driven selling in emerging market stocks this year, putting pressure on emerging economies with large dollar-denominated debt piles.
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For one, he switched up his defensive strategy to slow Atlanta's offense by double-teaming Julio Jones and putting pressure on Ryan.
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And even with looming trade concerns putting pressure on certain sectors, Cramer didn't want investors to lose sight of the big picture.
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As a result, Fitch expects TT's debt to exceed EUR115m by 244, putting pressure on the company's liquidity over the medium term.
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But fees could fall below $13 billion this year if current levels of activity persist, putting pressure on bosses to cut costs.
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"All the team is putting pressure on to make projects cheaper...something more could be cut but it's increasingly harder," he said.
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Soaring healthcare costs have been a national issue, and the federal government has been restricting spending for healthcare, putting pressure on insurers.
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I like hanging out with A. because he's incredibly smart and we can have engaging conversation without putting pressure on each other.
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The Lima Group also pledged to coordinate efforts to confront an exodus of Venezuelans that is putting pressure on the country's neighbors.
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"You don't want to be physically focused on making her orgasm to the point that you're putting pressure on her," says Marin.
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Stay on Offense: Grant always kept driving forward, putting pressure on Robert E. Lee and every other Confederate general that he faced.
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Concerns are already high that slowing economic growth and persistent capital outflows are putting pressure on Beijing to let its currency weaken.
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With demand dissipating, oil has plunged into a bear market, putting pressure on OPEC to step in and attempt to stabilize prices.
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This might be the Chinese government sending a warning to potential drug traffickers, or maybe a way of putting pressure on Canada.
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Meanwhile, they're putting pressure on those companies to do more to ready themselves for a warmer world that is drastically reducing emissions.
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Arts & Leisure Overfishing, hunting and pollution are putting pressure on the birds, but climate change may prove to be the biggest challenge.
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African swine fever has wiped out as much as half of China's pig population, putting pressure on global pork supply and prices.
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In its report, Delta pushed back against the notion that rising costs and airline "fare wars" were putting pressure on its business.
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The move to online shopping comes with a few speed bumps:Record-high package volumes are putting pressure on retailers and logistics companies.
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Now Clooney is focusing on putting pressure on wrongdoers living outside its borders, he told CNN after a press conference in London.
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House lawmakers are growing increasingly frustrated with restrictions on federal marijuana research and are putting pressure on regulators to change the rules.
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That&aposs putting pressure on Slack, the smaller competitor that&aposs credited with taking the workplace chat app concept to mainstream businesses.
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But the price of steel plunged, in part as a result of lower demand from manufacturers, putting pressure on the steel makers.
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"Today we are facing global overcapacity that is putting pressure on prices," Pouyanne said at a gas industry conference in Chiba, Japan.
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Tesla is putting pressure on premium car makers in Europe, including Mercedes Benz, BMW and Audi, to catch up on electric cars.
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Additionally, the U.S. Federal Reserve looks set to hike twice this year, putting pressure on central banks globally to normalize policy settings.
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The bomb deployed on Thursday was first tested in 2003 with the goal of putting pressure on Hussein during the Iraq War.
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But she's succeeding at putting pressure on Cuomo — which is turning out to be a win for progressives in its own way.
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However, one energy analyst said the huge project would drive down thermal coal prices if it was built, putting pressure on local rivals.
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Domino's Pizza: Cramer was concerned when Papa John's reported this week and discussed a pizza price war that is putting pressure on margins.
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Park has been accused by legal authorities and lawmakers of putting pressure on the entertainment industry in retaliation against satirical attacks and criticism.
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Soaring healthcare costs have been a national issue, and the federal government has been restricting its spending for health, putting pressure on insurers.
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The cost of crude has collapsed more than 30 percent over the last two months, putting pressure on budgets in oil-exporting nations.
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Unfortunately, the restaurant group has also had a rough couple of months, putting pressure on stocks like Wingstop, down 4 percent this year.
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Geopolitical concerns also deepened on news that talks regarding Britain's split with the European Union had faltered, putting pressure on the British pound.
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Geopolitical concerns also spiked on news that talks regarding Britain's split with the European Union had faltered, putting pressure on the British pound.
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Global financial markets likewise dove, putting pressure on the portfolios of wealthy shoppers, whose net worth is more directly tied to market fluctuations.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company will make big investments next year, which analysts said was another factor putting pressure on the stock.
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That means the teenagers are organizing nationwide walkouts and marches, putting pressure on corporations, and keeping the conversation about gun control going on.
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Anthony Doyle, Fixed Interest Investment Director at M&G Investments, said the resulting low yield is putting pressure on many companies, especially banks.
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NIKE INC EXEC - IN APPAREL, WE SEE STRONG DEMAND, AND SOME CLASSIFICATIONS, SO STRONG THAT IT'S PUTTING PRESSURE ON OUR SUPPLY SHORT TERM
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Essentially what they're doing is giving it a platform for the world to hear, but that doesn't translate to putting pressure on Russia.
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Ace Sonny Gray lasted only two innings in Wednesday's loss, putting pressure on Thursday starter Chris Bassitt to go deep into the game.
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Lately, activist investors have been putting pressure on companies to either weigh mergers and acquisitions or cut dividend checks and make bigger buybacks.
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Meanwhile, an online campaign using the Twitter hashtag #StopNRAmazon picked up steam, putting pressure on Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to drop the channel.
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Hatch's letter was purposefully timed, putting pressure on the commission just as it's coming face-to-face with the tech industry at large.
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Germany's politicians and central bankers stoutly defended the value of their country's money, putting pressure on weaker economies such as France and Italy.
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The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority last year altered the way it weighs risks in Handelsbanken's mortgage portfolio, putting pressure on its capital ratios.
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Just as stock-trading fees have collapsed over time, transaction fees in crypto-currencies are likely to tumble, putting pressure on Coinbase's margins.
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" Soon after, Trump took credit for shutting down both that group and a separate Manufacturing Council, "rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople.
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U.S. vehicle safety regulators are putting pressure on Takata and automakers to speed up the replacement of defective inflators in the United States.
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According to Suzuki, the issues facing the market right now is more about underlying fundamentals and how they're putting pressure on corporate profits.
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I have a huge family, and everyone was putting pressure on me to get married, but I stayed strong against all of them.
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As a result shoppers are more easily drawn toward cheaper store-brands for goods such as toilet paper, putting pressure on brand names.
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Primark has been on a big expansion drive in continental Europe in recent years, putting pressure on rivals such as Sweden's Hennes & Mauritz.
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B-Dubs CEO Sally Smith blamed high labor and operating expenses for putting pressure on margins and, ultimately, lowering EPS for the quarter.
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That, in turn, raises the specter of investigators burrowing further into Trump's family business — and putting pressure on the president via his children.
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Numerous studies have found that working Americans are paying more each year for health care services, which is putting pressure on household budgets.
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Last month, US regulators announced new rules to reduce carbon emissions from big trucks, putting pressure on Navistar to find a technology partner.
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Lawmakers are putting pressure on social media companies to take aggressive action against white supremacists in the wake of the New Zealand massacre.
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With willing investors in short supply, the Italian government is putting pressure on healthier banks to provide the funds, the sources told Reuters.
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Op-Ed Contributor LAGOS, Nigeria — The collapsed price of oil is putting pressure on oil exporters around the world, from Canada to Kuwait.
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Offensively, he's somebody who's a presence inside, who's putting pressure on the rim, whether it be in pick-and-rolls or post-ups.
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The rising rates environment is also putting pressure on the commodity, said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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India's banks have significant asset-quality problems that are putting pressure on profitability and capital, as well as constraining their ability to lend.
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But Apple's flagship product, the iPhone, is now slowing down, putting pressure on the company to pull something new out of a hat.
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The Trump administration is also putting pressure on China on the trade front, by threatening tariffs set to go into effect on Friday.
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Putting pressure on the Turkish Cypriots, they may soon be outnumbered by the settlers who arrived after the 1974 invasions, and their descendants.
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But the growth from that change appears to be slowing down, putting pressure on the company to find new ways to increase sales.
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That public anger has been rekindled during the 2016 presidential campaign season, putting pressure on regulators to tighten their oversight of Wall Street.
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A row between the populist government and the European Commission about Italy's deficit is weighing on bonds and putting pressure on bank shares.
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"There's news out from Amazon that's really putting pressure on Best Buy in terms of an at-home delivery service," said the TradingAnalysis.
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I don't even know if Charles knows this, but I know both my bosses were putting pressure on his bosses to promote him.
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The initial reaction from the dollar and treasuries suggests a bias toward more rate hikes and a stronger dollar putting pressure on equities.
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Iran thought it could hold the ground easily: getting strong in Syria, putting pressure on Israel indirectly but not provoking it to attack.
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Russia, which vigorously opposes an enlargement of the Western alliance, retaliated by expelling Greek diplomats, and accused Washington of "putting pressure" on Greece.
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Economists are skeptical of the cause and effect, noting that the low unemployment rate is also putting pressure on companies to raise pay.
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Investigators have pointed to "clear similarities" between the crashes, putting pressure on Boeing and U.S. regulators to come up with an adequate fix.
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"If a manager gets a lot of new money, that's putting pressure on them," said Russel Kinnel, director of manager research at Morningstar.
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The measure will be watched closely as investors and economists look for signs that consumer prices are rising and putting pressure on spending.
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Today, back experts recommend a medium-firm mattress, which gives plenty of spine support without putting pressure on your shoulders, neck, and hips.
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But its people are going hungry, putting pressure on a demographic that was once fiercely loyal to the Chavez and then Maduro regimes.
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Rising bond yields, boosted by Trump's surprise victory, are putting pressure on some companies attractive to investors for their dividends, especially major utilities.
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This year's sales figures are expected to dip slightly, putting pressure on carmakers and their dealers to sell off high levels of inventory.
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Lawmakers are zeroing in on the skyrocketing cost of insulin and putting pressure on manufacturers as they work to address high drug prices.
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While labor costs are putting pressure on profits, some restaurants have also been trying to get creative to keep employees sticking around longer.
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Trump tweeted Wednesday afternoon that "rather than putting pressure" on the CEOs remaining in his advisory councils, he was "ending" the groups instead.
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European governments have effectively limited imports by putting pressure on vehicle manufacturers not to close high-cost factories or to lay off workers.
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Typically during national holidays, Macau's tiny peninsula and adjoining islands are inundated with swarms of visitors putting pressure on creaking infrastructure and transport.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon employees are putting pressure on the company to rethink how it contributes to the battle against global warming.
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A few years ago, I was constantly putting pressure on myself to stop messing with my eyebrows, right this second and then forever.
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Mounting pressure As the public backlash mounts against Korean Air, and gapjil in general, the authorities are also putting pressure on the family.
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There are headwinds on the external sector with high oil prices putting pressure on inflation and rising trade protectionism affecting India's export prospects.
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By going public with its plans, Comcast is putting pressure on Fox and its shareholders to not rush into approving the Disney deal.
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A rate cut, which is seen putting pressure on the Australian dollar, would benefit local miners who export their goods for U.S. dollars.
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The result comes a day after Tencent Holdings reported its first profit decline in over a decade, putting pressure on the U.S. technology sector.
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Central Bank sources told Reuters that if the rules were scrapped, supervisors would look to continue putting pressure on problem banks using existing powers.
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Thousands of herders have moved southwards in the last few years to flee spreading desertification in the north, putting pressure on dwindling fertile land.
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Apple's new moonshot plan is to make iPhones and computers entirely out of recycled materials by putting pressure on the recycling industry to innovate.
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The volume challenges are putting pressure on the timeline to reach (LifePoint's) revenue targets, Credit Suisse analysts wrote in a client note on Tuesday.
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Trump is putting pressure on the Saudis and OPEC to reverse course, but many analysts are skeptical the so-called OPEC+ alliance will comply.
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It's uncomfortable and we're just scratching the surface of how uncomfortable it is and we need to keep putting pressure on having these conversations.
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If the movement prevails in any form, it will indirectly prove to the whole country that putting pressure on the Communist Party can work.
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The Sudanese pound has weakened against the dollar since Washington lifted sanctions encouraging traders to step up imports, putting pressure on scarce hard currency.
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In this vote, members of the House will be expressing their position on the impeachment inquiry, putting pressure on both moderate Democrats and Republicans.
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We just did what we do when we're at our best, which is keep coming at you every inning and putting pressure on you.
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" After the shooter was shot down by Scalise's Capitol Police security detail, Flake, "ran out to Steve and started putting pressure [on his wound].
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The bottom line: The ever-evolving nature of media is putting pressure on the companies that have made businesses out of measuring the media.
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Christopher Steele, you have peripheral people who you can start putting pressure on the whole opposition to you by going after them possibly civilly.
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While living there, he befriended several Native Americans at a time when indigenous peoples were putting pressure on governments globally to recognize their rights.
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And China's currency continues to slip … a stealth devaluation that is putting pressure on other emerging markets, which have already suffered greatly in 2015.
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Any that chooses to drop tobacco stocks is likely to underperform its benchmark index, putting pressure on managers to stick with the status quo.
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Not long after Uber settled its two worker misclassification lawsuits in California and Massachusetts, contractors are still putting pressure on the ride-hailing behemoth.
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The issue has caught attention on Capitol Hill, with lawmakers from both parties putting pressure on the IRS to do more to protect taxpayers.
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The European Central Bank is putting pressure on the bank to proceed with the turnaround plan launched by CEO Paolo Fiorentino, Il Messaggero said.
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New York made 27 of 28 free throws, putting pressure on Orlando's defense throughout the game with its ability to get into the paint.
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In 2012 London's bustling West End went quiet because residents heeded too avidly the organisers' pleas to avoid putting pressure on the transport system.
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But the level of violence was putting pressure on the U.S. side to come up with a plan to end it, the diplomat said.
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He is again putting pressure on other NATO members to increase their defense spending, echoing a complaint President Trump frequently raised during the campaign.
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The India Bullion and Jewellers Association urged the government to revisit the scheme, clearing doubts for consumers and putting pressure on banks to participate.
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The floods would have an adverse impact on agricultural exports, putting pressure on the rupee, said a currency dealer asking not to be named.
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Egyptian politicians have blamed the import-dependent country's ballooning trade deficit, which stood at $42.64 billion in 2016, for putting pressure on the pound.
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Wind turbine makers have been facing growing competition, putting pressure on pricing and inventory values and raising expectations for more takeovers to build scale.
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With rising urban populations putting pressure on space in cities, architects are turning to unused industrial buildings to help solve the problem of overcrowding.
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Businesses are also placing fewer orders with factories while trying to reduce piles of unsold merchandise, which also is putting pressure on the economy.
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More rain is forecast this weekend, putting pressure on rescuers to formulate a plan to extract the boys before flood waters rise any higher.
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However, challenging underwriting conditions in Belgium and the UK and low bond yields limiting its investment income are putting pressure on the group's earnings.
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Brent crude oil, a global benchmark for Russia's main export, was down 2.3 percent at $77.06 a barrel, putting pressure on the stock market.
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Go-Jek began operations in Thailand with motorcycle rides and food delivery last year, putting pressure on rival ride-hailing firm, Singapore-based Grab.
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Higher U.S. interest rates tend to boost the dollar, putting pressure on gold prices by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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The German beer market has grown increasingly competitive in recent years as consumer habits change and consumption slows, putting pressure on sales and profits.
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Rather than isolating the Iranians and putting pressure on the Islamic Republic, we will make our actions, and not their bad behaviors, the issue.
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Icahn, who now owns 44.4 million shares in AIG, has been putting pressure on the insurer for months to split into three independent companies.
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But agencies have been cutting the number of adtech companies they use, putting pressure on adtech companies to differentiate what are similar-looking offerings.
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But asset managers told Reuters the cash imbalance was putting pressure on Australian funds to find infrastructure, property, private equity and listed companies offshore.
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However, the increasing risk of an economic recession is putting pressure on German officials to explore ways to open the coffers a bit more.
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Although Washington is putting pressure on Pyongyang, that work is being undermined by Beijing, which is continuing to pursue closer ties with North Korea.
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Although European leaders are marking the country's apparent success, new problems are lurking elsewhere in the region, putting pressure on Greece's still fragile economy.
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This pulled down total arrivals by 10 percent in the first quarter, putting pressure on Taiwan to attract more visitors from other Asian countries.
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"NPLs are likely to rise further as the economic recovery is slow, putting pressure on banks," senior central bank director Don Nakornthab told Reuters.
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Under CEO Jeff Bezos' direction, Amazon has steadily poached traffic from traditional brick-and-mortar retailers, putting pressure on competitors like Walmart and Target.
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Startups like Cerebras, Nuvia, Graphcore and more are targeting these new workflows, putting pressure on Nvidia, Intel, and other incumbents to outperform these upstarts.
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Beyond Meat stock jumped on Thursday and that's putting pressure on the hundreds of millions of dollars that investors have bet against the stock.
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Meanwhile, Republicans led by Trump are putting pressure on Democrats hailing from swing districts in the hours leading up to Wednesday's expected impeachment vote.
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Putting pressure on China, which needs our markets at least as much as we need theirs, could actually encourage it to change its tune.
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The new federal tax law, which limits deductions of state and local taxes, is also putting pressure on real-estate in high-tax states.
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The demand hit of 9.6 million tonnes will exceed the supply hit in the current quarter, putting pressure on steel prices, Wood Mackenzie says.
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Back home in New York, she has stoked opposition to a deal with Amazon to set up offices in Queens, putting pressure on Gov.
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Central bank sources told Reuters that if the rules were scrapped, supervisors would look to continue putting pressure on problem banks using existing powers.
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Assange says Ecuador is seeking to end his asylum and is putting pressure on him by isolating him from visitors and spying on him.
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This would lower investment income, putting pressure on earnings and potentially driving higher premiums, but insurers would balance this against potential loss of market share.
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Employees want to fix climate change Amazon employees are putting pressure on the company to rethink how it contributes to the battle against global warming.
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In the last year, Guillermo has gotten involved with the Independent Drivers' Guild, putting pressure on New York's rideshare apps to become more driver-friendly.
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At the same time, Urrunaga was hearing from her government sources that the lumber bosses were putting pressure on cabinet ministers to rein in Osinfor.
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Amazon is reportedly planning a broad expansion of Go, including in Whole Foods stores, putting pressure on traditional grocers to offer similarly innovative shopping experiences.
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An MRI revealed the terrible news: a "giant" brain tumor, putting pressure on Gracie Lou's brain and practically "shoving" the organ out of her skull.
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But yeah, when we're hitting outside shots and putting pressure on teams inside, it is another level, but those games aren't always going to happen.
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Wall Street has already seen deals fall by a double-digit percentage to start 2016 compared to last year, putting pressure on big banks' revenue.
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The FTSE MIB skidded 2.2 percent to its lowest since 21 April 2017, as government bonds yields hit new highs, putting pressure on bank shares.
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Protests erupted Saturday following the executive order, putting pressure on prominent members of the tech industry and executives to come out against the immigration ban.
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"The world is facing serious challenges from unilateralism and protectionism, putting pressure on major economies as uncertainty and instability are on the rise," Hu said.
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Growth for 228 fell to its lowest in nearly three decades, putting pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus to avert a worse slowdown.
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This round of tariffs, which could gradually increase to 25% by October, would be aimed at putting pressure on Mexico to help curb illegal immigration.
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Both of those came after years of fans putting pressure on Disney to add more people of color, specifically women of color, to their rosters.
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"Strikes aren't good for anyone, not the company, the workers or the customers, but we need to keep putting pressure on local management," Harper said.
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He is putting pressure on them economically and when they take on the Israelis this way, they obviously put him in the corner as well.
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Instead, delivery platforms like UberEats, DoorDash and GrubHub have been putting pressure on the chain's U.S. sales this year as they spend more on marketing.
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Some health workers fear the economic meltdown is putting pressure on women to make a choice they may come to regret if the crisis eases.
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The key to victory for Philadelphia will be the play of their defensive line, which is among the league's best, and putting pressure on Brady.
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"It is not just putting pressure on Iran to reach a diplomatic negotiated solution, we are highlighting continued existence of the SPND," the official said.
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"That 5-Star is putting pressure on minister Tria is unfounded, as is any reference to his possible resignation," the group said in a statement.
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Mohman, the former ambassador, said if the United States kept putting pressure on Pakistan, then Islamabad would drift farther from the American sphere of influence.
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I love my Manduka yoga mat because it's thick, which is great for people like me who are sensitive to putting pressure on their joints.
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Lloyd's is putting pressure on syndicates to cut poorly-performing business and Reuters reported this month that it is reviewing all aspects of its business.
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In recent years, mass-market grocers like Kroger have expanded their selection of organic and "natural" foods, putting pressure on Whole Foods to lower prices.
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In the mid-2000s, the Center for Biological Diversity and other environmental groups were putting pressure on the Bush administration to act on climate change.
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A reported outbreak of fall army worms in maize fields could curb food production and cause shortages again, putting pressure on the economy, he warned.
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"The rising cost of prescription medicines is putting pressure on public and family budgets in the United States," the office said in its issue brief.
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The imminent launch of a highly anticipated new tech board is seen as putting pressure on the ChiNext board amid fiercer competition for listing resources.
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The White House has been putting pressure on Republican lawmakers to approve $1.9 billion in emergency funds for strategies like mosquito control and vaccine research.
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Rapid urbanisation is putting pressure on water supplies after two years of drought, with the capital relying on Haryana to meet much of its needs.
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The bills aren't expected to go anywhere in the GOP-controlled Senate at this time but the maneuver is aimed at putting pressure on Republicans.
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His comments, among others, strengthened the euro, putting pressure on the ECB, which relies to a great extent on the weak currency to revive inflation.
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What is worse is that putting pressure on Americans to violate their own values by imposing collective punishment on innocent families makes absolutely no sense.
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In 2019, they made waves for earning their fourth FIFA Women's World Cup title and for putting pressure on US Soccer to support equal pay.
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But it won't be Beijing which is putting pressure on the US to drop the charges -- at least not explicitly as it's doing with Canada.
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The way forward, said Glantz, is a "matter of people getting organized and putting pressure on legislators and governors" to bring in smoke-free rules.
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Nearly 20 minutes later, the episode had passed and the Dallas resident assumed her twins were just putting pressure on her ribs in the womb.
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The industry has argued that its research tends to be dismissed, putting pressure on the EPA to explain how much weight it gives each article.
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The inquiry has also drawn criticism about the effectiveness of Australia's financial regulators, putting pressure on ASIC to show it can rein in the industry.
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Reproductive rights advocates are putting pressure on Latin American countries to liberalize their abortion laws in light of the huge public health threat Zika poses.
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Delivery apps typically charge restaurants between 15% to 30% of the order total as a commission fee, putting pressure on restaurants' already thin profit margins.
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In fact, Invitation Homes' securitized bond model assumed a 94 percent paying-occupancy rate, putting pressure on the company to evict nonpaying tenants right away.
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Talk of big stimulus is raising some concerns about the long-term outlook of U.S. fiscal health, putting pressure on long-term U.S. government bonds.
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"They are playing the same old game of putting pressure on the U.S." The White House and State Department say that is not the case.
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Amazon typically uses its scale and online profile to offer a wider range of products at lower prices, putting pressure on margins of existing players.
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"The more the merrier — it's been a cumulative effort of different groups within the same space, all putting pressure on the N.R.A.," Ms. Watts said.
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"They were putting pressure on trainers that was not appropriate," said Tim Cohen who, with his father, Jed, owns racehorses under the name Rancho Temescal.
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The charges carry the potential for roughly 20 years in prison, putting pressure on Mr. Manafort to provide information on others in exchange for leniency.
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This is putting pressure on debt-laden energy companies such as Chaparral, which is focused on producing oil and gas in shale plays in Oklahoma.
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Japan has one of the oldest populations in the world, due to a low birth rate and people's longevity, putting pressure on its pension system.
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An increase in boycotts, threats and blacklists under the Trump administration is putting pressure on corporate America to be more selective with their marketing dollars.
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Reproductive rights advocates are putting pressure on Latin American countries to liberalize their abortion laws in light of the huge public health threat Zika poses.
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Lum and Shigaki credit the Asian American and Pacific Islander community at the school for putting pressure on school administrators and asking for an apology.
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Analysts in Japan said that North Korea may be putting pressure on Tokyo because Japanese leaders have insisted on maintaining international sanctions on the North.
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The hurricane led to closure of major U.S oil refineries, causing the demand of crude to fall as well as putting pressure on oil prices.
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The deal also threatens to leverage Aetna's network of 13 million medical members to drive traffic to CVS stores, putting pressure on its retail competitors.
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They're putting pressure on congressmen, and there's not a countereffort to steel the spine of some of these congressmen in tossup districts around the country.
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Oil and gas shares ended in negative territory after a rise in U.S. crude stocks underlined the glut in supply, putting pressure on oil prices.
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"There was a lot of it here, putting pressure on their kids to become very, very, over the top, good Muslim kids," Mr. Ramadan said.
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His retirement came after he denied putting pressure on high-ranking officers to sharply increase the number of rebels and gang members killed or captured.
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Higher interest rates boost the dollar and push bond yields up, putting pressure on gold by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Indeed, how can the President be impeached for putting pressure on a foreign leader, when the Ukraine President himself denied that this was what happened?
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Trump's tweet, however, remains up as of time of writing — despite progressive activists putting pressure on the company to force him to take it down.
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The Washington Post also reported the FTC and Justice struck a deal that put Amazon under the FTC's microscope, putting pressure on the e-commerce giant.
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Previous studies suggested that coffee can cause a stiffening of the arteries, putting pressure on the heart and increasing the likelihood of stroke or heart attack.
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Oil prices may also be putting pressure on yields, with the price of Brent crude rising above $21 a barrel for the first time since 2015.
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Those numbers are expected to continue to grow at a similar pace through this year, putting pressure on the service sector and those who supply it.
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Energy and petroleum products prices posted a 4.5 percent gain as members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries cut production levels, putting pressure on supplies.
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JUD spokesman Hafiz Khalid Waleed also blamed the US for "putting pressure" on Pakistan to get Saeed arrested, threatening court action as well as street rallies.
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Renewed fears of a currency war have prompted investors to flee major trading partners like Australia and South Korea, while also putting pressure on commodity prices.
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The two combined would fall just seven seats short of a majority, putting pressure on the Socialists to drop their opposition to a PP-led government.
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Banks say it has become more costly to comply with tougher customer checks against money-laundering and terrorist financing, putting pressure on regulators to ease up.
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Terranova believes it's "big enough" to deal with tariffs and other trade tensions, by putting pressure on suppliers rather than passing all the pain to consumers.
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Our sector outlook for the French life insurance market is negative, reflecting difficult operating conditions with low interest rates and high competition putting pressure on margins.
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Plans for bilateral trade talks to resolve the dispute have stalled, triggering a domestic equities rout and putting pressure on China's softening economy and weakening currency.
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However, many investors are betting on action sooner than that, putting pressure on the Bank to act when it makes its monthly policy announcement on Thursday.
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The materialisation of these risks would provide an unfavourable backdrop for economic growth, putting pressure on public finances that may have rating implications for some sovereigns.
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This has fuelled suspicions that the government wants to be able to gain access to them, either covertly or by putting pressure on data-storage companies.
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Last year's Oscar ratings declined 19 percent to an all-time low, putting pressure on the Academy and the show's broadcaster ABC to deliver a turnaround.
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If the Democratic-held House passes such a measure, the GOP-controlled Senate would have to take it up by law, putting pressure on Republican senators.
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Also putting pressure on Italian yields are concerns over how rising Italian borrowing costs could affect the country's banks, which hold large amounts of government debt.
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The central bank then has to move more quickly than the market anticipates, putting pressure on both stock and bond prices, which move inversely to yields.
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In the mid-1990's, Indonesia's current account deficit was putting pressure on the country's ability to maintain the value of its currency against the dollar.
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Even before she took office, Beijing had begun putting pressure on Taiwan's new leader, who is more skeptical of ties with China than her predecessor was.
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The United Nations can assist by redoubling efforts to resettle those stranded on the two islands and by putting pressure on Australia to change its policy.
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The U.S.-China trade war is putting pressure on the 10-year Treasury note, which nearly inverted with 2-year Treasury note, a historic recession indicator.
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The study points out that it is these other domestic fuels, combined with improved efficiency of electricity production and use that are putting pressure on coal.
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"There is likely also a belief that the activist who loses will sell shares, putting pressure on the stock," Renaissance Macro Research analyst April Scee said.
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The groups are putting pressure on lawmakers amid bipartisan negotiations on providing payments to health insurance companies with the goal of stabilizing markets and lowering premiums.
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"You can bet that organized labor and all of the associated businesses will be putting pressure on Sweeney to compromise in some way," Professor Harrison said.
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Egypt has been struggling since a 2011 uprising drove away tourists and foreign investors, putting pressure on foreign reserves which halved to $17.5 billion in May.
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Citigroup failed three years ago because the regulator was concerned about the "overall reliability" of its "capital planning process", putting pressure on chief executive Michael Corbat.
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However, numbers have fallen off sharply over the past year, with Italy putting pressure on Libya to do more to halt the exodus from its shores.
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European officials have said China is putting pressure on the EU to issue a strong joint statement against President Donald Trump's trade policies at that meeting.
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But on Wednesday afternoon, Trump took another approach: Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both.
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If the judge declines to dismiss, Herzer's lawyers could try to force Redstone to submit to a deposition, putting pressure on him to settle, Davidson said.
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Mercedes have swept all six races this season, five in a one-two formation, putting pressure on rivals Ferrari to get their challenge back on track.
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Even after those votes failed, House Democrats staged a sit-in, a largely unprecedented tactic in legislative bodies, putting pressure on congressional Republicans in that body.
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More rain is forecast this weekend, putting pressure on rescuers to act soon or have to contend with even higher water levels inside the cramped chambers.
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"What is missing is informal politics that can contain these kinds of situations, by putting pressure on leaders to stay within the arena of democratic politics."
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Lawmakers and the New Mexico attorney general "are really stepping up and putting pressure on the companies that should be coming from the F.T.C.," he added.
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Like the Weinstein case, the Strauss-Kahn and Rubenstein cases produced an avalanche of news coverage and public outcry, putting pressure on the police and prosecutors.
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All of the women now coming forward are putting pressure on the Office of Compliance, whose processes date back to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995.
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He complained that Saudi Arabia was not prosecuting its own officials despite promising to and was putting pressure on Turkey to stop delving into the case.
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But worse-than-expected harvests mean that it has had to buy more chickpeas from growers elsewhere, putting pressure on supplies worldwide and driving up prices.
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Now, I meet people when it feels natural, but I'm not putting pressure on myself to get out there if I don't feel up for it.
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Sleeping on your stomach is considered the worst position, according to Erickson, because it flattens the curve of the spine, putting pressure on the low back.
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"It's putting pressure on all stores, best and worst, but the worst just don't have a place in retailing anymore as sales decrease," Mr. Sosnick said.
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Mr. Bolton advocates closer ties with Taiwan as a means of putting pressure on China, arguing that Beijing's growing power in the region should be checked.
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Berenberg analysts said that Domino's faced potential issues ahead, including falling behind in terms of technology as well as food inflation putting pressure on franchisee margins.
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Egypt was putting pressure on Tobruk to accept a United Nations-backed unity government, he said, and wanted all parties to take their share of responsibility.
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That does not mean that they are automatically going to do it, but in terms of intimidation it is a means of putting pressure on allies.
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In Australia, neobanks' relatively high interest rates are making their accounts particularly compelling — putting pressure on incumbents to step up their offerings with value-add features.
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Teams experienced explosive growth last year, reaching 20 million daily active users in November, putting pressure on rival Slack, which has 12 million daily active users.
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Chinese rival Luckin Coffee, which recently surpassed Starbucks as the largest coffee chain in China, has been putting pressure on business in Starbucks' second-largest market.
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Practice a little self-care and center your thoughts instead of putting pressure on yourself during this opposition to avoid a case of the Sunday scaries.
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Agencies have also started slashing the number of adtech companies they work with to cut costs, which is putting pressure on adtech companies to stand out.
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Activists on the left are opening a new front in their campaign to undercut gun manufacturers, this time putting pressure on financial companies and pension funds.
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After the Strategic and Policy Forum dissolved, Trump announced on Twitter that he was "ending both" groups "rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople" in them.
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Nobody in my circle is putting pressure on me or making me feel like I have to perform or have these expectations that maybe aren't mine.
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Still, Republicans are at least on track to approve a funding bill in the House, in hopes of putting pressure on Senate Democrats to back down.
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Lowe's Chief Executive Robert Niblock said the company will invest more in advertising as well adding more salespeople to the floors, putting pressure on operating margins.
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Still, Republicans are at least on track to approve a funding bill in the House, in hopes of putting pressure on Senate Democrats to back down.
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Investors are increasingly putting pressure on companies to make concrete steps to helping implement the United Nations-backed 2015 Paris Agreement to avert catastrophic global warming.
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If a bill does manage to pass the Senate, it's near-certain it will become law, which is why activists are putting pressure on the Senate.
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Riyadh al-Badran said the gunmen, whom he did not identify, were putting pressure on the commission to change the election results in the multi-ethnic region.
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Last month, the communist country began putting pressure on advertisers to try to get YouTube owner Google and other companies to remove content from foreign-based dissidents.
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Paul Manafort, I mean it raises the question of course you know whether or not he&aposs being squeezed, are they putting pressure on him to turn.
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The Sudanese pound has plummeted against the dollar since Washington lifted its trade embargo, encouraging traders to step up imports and putting pressure on scarce hard currency.
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In somewhat of a surprise move, Nunes's committee unanimously voted on Monday to release Schiff's memo — putting pressure on Trump to make it public within five days.
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With strong growth in recent years and unemployment dropping to its lowest level in two decades, wages have been rising rapidly across sectors, putting pressure on employers.
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But he started writing letters and putting pressure on the Louisiana state government to do more to protect its environment, not just in Bayou Corne but elsewhere.
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SBU has said the investigation was not aimed at putting pressure on the company, which has invested more than $9 billion in the country's biggest steel plant.
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You know, Chuck Schumer is already being pressured, as Chuck pointed out on Twitter today, by Jay Inslee and others who are putting pressure on Senate Democrats.
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On Saturday, she applauded the student survivors and activists putting pressure on adults to ensure children don't go to school every day worrying about coming home alive.
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All the while, the Astros were making their hits count and putting pressure on the Nationals to regroup — without the benefit of a meeting at 30,000 feet.
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As the number of children involved in attacks has risen, a newly formed multinational coalition has been putting pressure on the ISIS-affiliated group like never before.
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Lobbies, she added, should avoid putting pressure on the negotiators for "comfortable" deals that jeopardise the single market's four freedoms—of moving goods, services, capital and people.
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It is clear, however, that the divide is not a media creation, as anti-abortion groups have been putting pressure on congressional Republicans to rethink the exemptions.
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But global inventories remain high, pulling crude back below $50 per barrel and putting pressure on OPEC to extend the cuts to the rest of the year.
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The regulator is putting pressure on Italian banks to shift a mountain of 356 billion euros in gross problematic debts, a third of the euro zone's total.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The Norwegian economy slowed more than expected in the fourth quarter, confirming recent signs of weakness, and putting pressure on the crown currency on Friday.
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Japanese Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera spoke to Mattis by telephone and agreed to keep putting pressure on North Korea in a "visible" form, Japan's defense ministry said.
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But then residents of Gloucester County complained, putting pressure on the board to pass a policy to bar kids with "gender identity issues" from using the bathroom.
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The Trump administration has been putting pressure on allies to shun networks supplied by Huawei Technologies, threatening the company's access to markets for next-generation wireless gear.
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In particular, they have singled out the moments after Officer Pantaleo was clear of the storefront window and appeared to keep putting pressure on Mr. Garner's neck.
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Fading hopes for an economic boost from Trump's agenda has compressed the gap between short- and long-term interest rates, putting pressure on bank loan profit margins.
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"China's export numbers are putting pressure on the market while the Fed prepares to raise interest rates," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth.
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Pakistan's currency has lost almost 50% of its value since December 2017, stoking inflation and putting pressure on the government as voter anger at higher prices grows.
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That's why over the past few years, Spotify has been pushing five different paths to putting pressure on the labels to cut it a better royalties deal.
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One after another, regulators are making moves that underscore just how fast the media industry is changing, putting pressure on Washington to make sure laws keep up.
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Ethiopian and French investigators have pointed to "clear similarities" between the two crashes, putting pressure on Boeing and U.S. regulators to come up with an adequate fix.
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His pick-and-rolls are unhurried, and he's already picked up the nuance that is holding off a trailing defender while putting pressure on the sagging big.
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But activists have also been putting pressure on candidates to stake out positions on other progressive proposals, like doing away with the filibuster in the Senate. Sen.
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Starting at the top with Trea and Eaton putting pressure on them, and then Bryce and Zimm didn't look like they took a single pitch off tonight.
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National Geographic magazine, with its award-winning photography, watched as subscriptions dwindled, putting pressure on the affiliated National Geographic Society, a nonprofit dedicated to environment-related pursuits.
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However more rain is forecast this weekend, putting pressure on rescuers to act soon or have to contend with even higher water levels inside the cramped chambers.
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The zero-free model is putting pressure on some established incumbents to lower fees, which have been collapsing across mutual funds and ETFs as well as trading.
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There are now deeply entrenched platforms, rising interest rates are putting pressure on refinancing activity and it is much more difficult for smaller players to attract borrowers.
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Plans for bilateral trade talks to resolve the dispute have stalled, triggering a domestic equities rout and putting pressure on China's already softening economy and weakening currency.
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A major principle of mindful sex, in all its forms, is to avoid any sort of goal-oriented expectations — especially like putting pressure on yourself to climax.
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The rallies that still occur are less political now, and often have to do with putting pressure on local officials to restore services like water and electricity.
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"It feels like my foot is getting stuck as I'm turning, and that's putting pressure on my M.C.L.," he said in reference to his medial collateral ligament.
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Senators and outside groups are putting pressure on Senator Mitch McConnell to take up a bipartisan criminal justice bill addressing sentencing and prison laws before Congress adjourns.
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Without dingoes, feral cats and foxes have flourished, putting pressure on those animals' smaller native prey, said Thomas Newsome, a dingo expert at the University of Sydney.
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From Australia to China, we have had more dire readings, and while these are already outdated they are putting pressure on policymakers producer prices are in deflation.
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That will raise the cost of everyday purchases and force retailers to either increase prices or eat the cost of the tariffs, putting pressure on their margins.
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Paparazzi from rival newspapers photograph all who leave and enter, putting pressure on Lai's personal life and looking for signs that he meets with pro-US figures.
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"Markets are increasingly sensitive to the prospect of a less-dovish BOJ, which is putting pressure on dollar/yen," UBS Wealth Management analysts said in a note.
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The industrial gases sector is already strongly consolidated, as slower economic growth has weakened demand in the manufacturing, metals and energy sectors, putting pressure on smaller players.
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The likes of UberEats and Postmates have been putting pressure on Domino's U.S. sales by luring away its delivery customers with discounts and more fast-food options.
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The cryptocurrency craze is helping many people rake in money, but it is also putting pressure on the electrical infrastructure of a small county in Washington state.
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Strengthening growth is putting pressure on wage rates, but output gaps generally remain negative, with the pick-up in inflation in 1Q17 due to higher commodity prices.
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And we know that 20 to 30 of the states in the United States with big agricultural lobbies and Boeing plants will be putting pressure on Congress.
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Gone was much of the typical talk about brokering a two-state solution to peace with the Palestinian Authority, or putting pressure on Israel to make peace.
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"He's the best we have at putting pressure on the rim," Walton said of Ingram, who is averaging 1053 points and 6.3 rebounds at home this season.
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But the purple state has also seen a backlash in the face of new firearm laws and it's not just gun control advocates putting pressure on Gardner.
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Trump then tweeted that he would dissolve that panel — the Strategic and Policy Forum — and a separate manufacturing council "rather than putting pressure" on the business leaders.
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The US has been putting pressure on its allies and diplomatic partners to ditch Huawei over security concerns, a move which has been regularly condemned by Beijing.
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Trump announced last month that he was "canceling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with Cuba" in hopes of putting pressure on the country's repressive government.
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American, the world's largest airline, has been struggling with dismal stock and revenue performance and strained labor relations, putting pressure on top management to turn things around.
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"That was their way of putting pressure on us psychologically," Mr. Agha said, recounting his story through an interpreter in a conference room in Manhattan this fall.
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The recent positive economic momentum and reduced political risk across the euro zone are putting pressure on the ECB to start exiting its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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Kissinger was aware of this, and indeed, the US ambassador to Argentina, Robert Hill, had been putting pressure on the regime to halt its human rights abuses.
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Investors will be putting pressure on the next government to be prudent but that may be easier said than done if a complex alliance ends up in power.
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The rupee has lost more than 50% of its value since December 2017, stoking inflation and putting pressure on the government as voter anger at higher prices grows.
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That report, which also cited unnamed sources, said activist investor Jeffrey Smith, of Starboard Value, was putting pressure on the company in the wake of its poor performance.
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The company has said it is running out of room to show new ads in the News Feed, putting pressure on Facebook to find profitable new real estate.
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President Donald Trump tweeted over the weekend, calling for putting pressure on Democrats to end "the horrible law" that separates children from parents once they cross the border.
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The crisis is putting pressure on Church doctrine that bans all forms of contraception, and has even stoked a debate over abortion in many conservative Latin American nations.
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The deal talks come as the popularity of video online streaming is putting pressure on telecommunications companies to upgrade their infrastructure and consolidate relationships with hardware equipment suppliers.
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The explosion of less-expensive robo-advisors, which give retail investors access to automated investment strategies, is putting pressure on wages, according to Daniel Zhao, Glassdoor's senior economist.
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That's because tools like self-driving shelving carts, body sensors, and AI-powered management systems are putting pressure on workers to work harder, faster, and under more scrutiny.
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Furthermore, in each of the four pillars of banking — cash deposits, wire services, payments and lending — innovation from financial tech companies is putting pressure on their core business.
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"You Find Out The Best Way To Use A Dating App"Putting pressure on the date is one of the worst things you can do when you're dating.
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"It goes to show that activists are increasingly powerful and that putting pressure on a business in the public domain can often achieve results fairly quickly," Mould added.
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Visits to Trump-branded hotels, casinos and golf courses slipped further in September, suggesting that the Republican candidate's tumultuous political campaign could be putting pressure on his companies.
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Few senior executives from China and Japan announced they were withdrawing from the event, putting pressure on the Western firms to maintain a presence or risk losing business.
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"We are putting pressure on the governments and we want them to act fast and now," said David Wicker, 14, who joined some 7,500 young protesters in Brussels.
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Another email exchange between Lacey and his friend revealed Trump's campaign was putting pressure on having more people at the event despite the previous agreement for the capacity.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has been putting pressure on India to do more to open its markets, saying this week on Twitter that its high tariffs were "unacceptable".
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A failed summit would be worse than no summit at all – putting pressure on both sides to take more aggressive actions that could lead to a military conflict.
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Turkey's slow drip of leaks from the Khashoggi investigation have implicated Saudi Arabia's top leadership in a cover-up, putting pressure on the US to punish the kingdom.
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The influx is putting pressure on vulnerable host communities in Burkina Faso's north, which is facing its worst hunger in years coupled with growing violence, aid agencies said.
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Direct competitors like Amazon's Prime Video and Hulu remain a threat, while new players like Apple and Disney are putting pressure on the "streaming leader," the firm said.
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The legalization of sports betting is putting pressure on nearly every company that touches athletics to capitalize on what is expected to be an extremely lucrative new industry.
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Amazon is building out its network of distribution centers and delivery capabilities, putting pressure on last-mile delivery companies such as FedEx Corp and United Parcel Service Inc.
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"In Russia's opinion the calculation that it is possible to halt North Korea's nuclear missile programs exclusively by putting pressure on Pyongyang is erroneous and futile," Putin wrote.
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WINDHOEK, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Namibia's central bank left its benchmark lending rate unchanged at 7 percent on Wednesday, saying it was weary of putting pressure on the economy.
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The lira lost 30 percent of its value last year, putting pressure on companies, particularly in energy and construction, that have large foreign debts and lira-denominated revenue.
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The scan showed that Ziggy had a condition called hydrocephalus: cerebrospinal fluid was building up inside her skull, putting pressure on her brain and causing it to deteriorate.
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With the economic slowdown putting pressure on budgets, he urges governments to continue to give priority to enrolling the poor in health schemes and to small-town clinics.
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GDAXI, with analysts pointing to the 22013 percent revenue fall, putting pressure on chief executive John Cryan to deliver on his pledge last month to focus on growth.
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A group of Hollywood insiders is putting pressure on Georgia governor Nathan Deal to veto a bill they say would limit the rights of the state's LGBT community.
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Policymakers had cut growth forecasts for the euro zone economy earlier this month and launched a new round of cheap loans to banks, putting pressure on the euro.
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The country's slowing economic growth, tighter credit conditions and rising bond defaults are putting pressure on corporate cash flows, according to a survey by French trade insurer Coface.
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This election year there's no shortage of advocates for simplifying the tax code — or even gutting the IRS, putting pressure on the $20 billion consumer tax prep industry.
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Weakened public finances—the fiscal deficit is set to be more than 6% of GDP for the fifth straight year in 2016—are putting pressure on the government.
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Liberal groups, fearing a reversal of cases that legalized and affirmed the right to an abortion, are fighting back and putting pressure on moderate Republicans such as Sens.
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"We see rising competition, diminishing pricing power, and rising content costs putting pressure on Netflix's ability to meet consensus longer-term subscriber growth and profit estimates, " Anthony wrote.
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A world in which China can acquire and exploit Facebook data — perhaps by putting pressure on partner tech companies with large Chinese presences — is just around the corner.
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Higher interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push bond yields up, putting pressure on gold prices by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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China last year banned imports of 24 varieties of solid waste, including types of plastic and unsorted paper, putting pressure on Europe to deal with its own waste.
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Biden's gathering strength and the desire by some to unify the party as soon as possible is putting pressure on other Democrats to consider endorsing the front-runner.
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Fight for the Future and other civil liberties groups will likely next focus their attention on putting pressure on tech companies making border technologies, Greer told The Hill.
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Other oil producers have more than compensated for the lost Iranian oil and most analysts now see a significant supply surplus with inventories building, putting pressure on prices.
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But his government has also sought to placate workers, putting pressure on businesses to settle disputes and making billions of dollars available for welfare payments and retraining programs.
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Fight for the Future and other civil liberties groups will likely next focus their attention on putting pressure on tech companies making border technologies, Greer told The Hill.
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Sorrell has also been one of the leading voices in the industry in putting pressure on Google and Facebook to take responsibility for the content on their platforms.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has been putting pressure on India to do more to open its markets, saying this week again on Twitter its high tariffs were "unacceptable".
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Tauron is the most indebted of Poland's energy groups and faces costs related to a cap on electricity prices, putting pressure on its ability to sustain the mines.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has been putting pressure on India to do more to open its markets, saying this week on Twitter that its high tariffs were "unacceptable".
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It said it was investigating the episode, putting pressure on Samsung, a Korean company, as it struggles with the problem, which has hurt its reputation around the globe.
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Jana Partners in particular, which acquired a stake of more than 8% in Whole Foods earlier this year, has been putting pressure on the chain, as Bloomberg reported.
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This EU stance, lawyers say, is aimed at putting pressure on financial firms not to delay opening new EU hubs or move business and staff to existing ones.
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Mr. Trump's promise to modernize America's nuclear arsenal is putting pressure on Mr. Putin to seek an arms control treaty to replace the so-called New Start treaty.
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In addition, a special committee has been created to recommend ways to fix the budget and appropriations process, putting pressure on lawmakers to show they can still deliver.
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At the same time, studios, such as the Walt Disney Company, are exerting more control over when and how their biggest films are shown, putting pressure on operators.
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The focus now should be on listening to their stories, identifying any still-living perpetrators, and putting pressure on the Epstein estate to provide financial consolation wherever possible.
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Rising rents coupled with a shortage of public housing that stems from policies geared toward home ownership are putting pressure on Spain's most vulnerable citizens, housing experts say.
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The virus outbreak has been putting pressure on all major economies by significantly reducing supply chains, hitting demand for travel, as well as fueling panic buying and stockpiling.
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Higher interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push up bond yields, putting pressure on gold prices by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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"The Confederate statues in the halls of Congress have always been reprehensible," Ms. Pelosi said, putting pressure on the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, to act.
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For one thing, a move like this on Amazon's part could shift industry norms, putting pressure on its competitors to cut ties with oil and gas companies, too.
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The cancellation of classes in the European Union member state means pupils have fallen behind schedule, putting pressure on the government to reach a deal with the teachers.
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Earnings at China's industrial firms shrank for a second straight month in December, putting pressure on policymakers to support industries hurt by slowing prices and weak factory activity.
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For now, the 14,000-member union will focus on putting pressure on GM to come up with a concrete turnaround plan, Lim Han-taek, said in an interview.
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Companies say they are considering shifting production to other countries to avoid the extra costs, putting pressure on the Chinese government to find ways to offset the damage.
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Lawmakers were already putting pressure on Trump to find a way to get to yes, laying the blame for the failure to reach a deal at his feet.
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Despite the differences between Mr. Bloom and Ms. Morrison, that kind of commitment to putting pressure on ideas and traditions is part of the legacy they left us.
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That way, the resolution would hang out there over the seven-week summer recess, putting pressure on GOP lawmakers as they spend time back home in their districts.
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"I use the phrase 'contact's your friend' all the time, whether it's putting pressure on defense, moving runners, scoring one run with a guy on third," Hinch said.
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"I guess this is a way of putting pressure on China," said Bonnie Glaser, senior adviser for Asia at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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But the writers of superior fiction were writing more freely, and their publishers were profiting from the results, because people like Rosset were putting pressure on obscenity laws.
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Companies like and are facing a number of legal battles and a handful of states are putting pressure on gig economy companies to classify their workers as employees.
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The changes led to a glut in the global milk supply, driving down prices worldwide and putting pressure on the United States, which had a healthy export market.
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It has received ample criticism in Washington as the agriculture industry continues to consolidate, putting pressure on farmers who are already struggling to sell an abundance of crops.
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So, if he's putting pressure on some of these CEOs, is there a role for Allianz to put pressure on CEOs to do the right thing, as well?
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And Mr. Trump has said Congress should take action to repeal and replace the law at the same time, putting pressure on lawmakers to agree on an alternative.
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The demerger comes as the growth and popularity of price-comparison websites has increased competition in British motor insurance, putting pressure on prices in the past few years.
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The rand, which was weakened by Gordhan's confrontation with police earlier this week, recovered after the Federal Reserve left U.S. interest rates unchanged, putting pressure on the dollar.
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They want to keep focus on the North's disregard for calls to halt its nuclear program, flouting U.N. rules, and convince allies to keep putting pressure on Pyongyang.
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Responding to a caller's question on the stock of Raytheon on Friday, the "Mad Money " host said another geopolitical story was putting pressure on the defense company's shares.
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"They're putting pressure on congressmen and there's not a counter-effort to steel the spine of some of these congressmen in tossup districts around the country," he continued.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies have ratcheted up significantly in the past weeks, putting pressure on both the U.S. and China to end the standoff.
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"They're counting on the U.S. to continue to support them in all kinds of ways — sanctions, diplomacy, military assistance, training and advising, putting pressure on Putin," she said.
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Also dismissed by the foreign policy elite is Trump's strategy of putting pressure on China, North Korea's only ally, to prod Kim to negotiate away his nuclear program.
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But putting pressure on allies and potential donors to help Turkey host its current refugee population and prevent a fresh influx from Syria's Idlib could backfire, analysts say.
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Rising rents coupled with a shortage of public housing that stems from policies geared toward home ownership are putting pressure on Spain's most vulnerable citizens, housing experts say.
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So far Trump has not been able to deliver on many of his campaign promises, putting pressure on U.S. negotiators to deliver a victory in the NAFTA talks.
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The US Embassy is not moving to Jerusalem anytime soon, if ever, and Trump is putting pressure on the Israelis to show restraint in terms of settlement building.
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But other oil producers have more than compensated for the lost Iranian oil and most analysts now see a significant supply surplus with inventories building, putting pressure on prices.
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Iran's begun kicking back, on Wednesday threatening to stop complying with elements of the JCPOA, putting pressure on Europe to stick with the deal -- and stick up for Iran.
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Following the deadly attacks in Charlottesville and the president's refusal to unconditionally denounce literal Nazis, #QuitTheCouncil trended on Twitter, putting pressure on company executives to sever ties with Trump.
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But weeks of protests are putting pressure on Prime Minister Youssef Chahed at a time his government seeks to undertake key economic and austerity reforms demanded by international lenders.
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CNPC's upstream business has been crippled by a decline in global crude prices, putting pressure on China's biggest oil producer to cut costs and spin off money-losing businesses.
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"By floating a threat in a negative but circumspect way, North Korea is both testing the reaction to this type of messaging and putting pressure on Washington," Oba said.
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Burdick, the mayor, asked members of Florida's congressional delegation for help getting reimbursed for Trump's protection, arguing that the costs of Trump's visits are putting pressure on the county.
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The gender equality campaign group says the database should make it easier to find women speakers for conferences, putting pressure on organizers to do away with all-male panels.
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The government is putting pressure on all aspects of the state to try to support the lira before the Istanbul poll is re-run on June 23, Tuvey said.
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He's denied the allegations but the woman, Vanessa Tyson, has attached her name and put details of the incident in a statement putting pressure on Fairfax to step down.
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Tillerson also said the United States could not continue to accept "empty promises" China had made about putting pressure on North Korea over that country's nuclear and missile programs.
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Japan's prime minister unveiled a surprisingly large 28 trillion yen ($265 billion) stimulus package on Wednesday, putting pressure on the central bank to match it with aggressive monetary easing.
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"She'll do everything she can and she'll speak her opinions as much as she can," said Grisham, when asked if the first lady was putting pressure on the president.
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Higher U.S. interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push bond yields up, putting pressure on gold prices by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Meanwhile, the upcoming season finale, airing April 14th, is putting pressure on its parent company HBO and Pay-TV provider Dish to come to a distribution agreement, Bloomberg reports.
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But real-world hate crimes are putting pressure on Facebook and other platforms to crack down on pages and accounts that have repeatedly shared false information or hate speech.
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Low oil prices not only hurt many oil-producing countries but also prompt their sovereign wealth funds to sell assets to finance budget gaps, putting pressure on many assets.
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The dearth of market participants has made the insurance contracts more expensive and harder to come by, putting pressure on Sears' ability to maintain a robust inventory of goods.
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"This is a combination that could cause consumers to be squeezed out of the new vehicle market, putting pressure on volume even if other fundamentals are favorable," he said.
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The Trump administration has vowed progress on North Korea, and said it is willing to go it alone without China, usually seen as vital to putting pressure on Pyongyang.
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"Resulting political uncertainty in Romania will almost certainly delay fiscal consolidation measures until after the parliamentary elections in 2020, putting pressure on the country's twin deficits," S&P said.
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Last fall, investors were faced with the end of the 203-year bond rally, and interest rates were expected to rise again, putting pressure on the value of bonds.
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It has become one of the world's leading countries for electric vehicles while putting pressure on emerging market economies, such as Brazil and Indonesia, to better protect their rainforests.
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" Even before the group could make its official announcement, Trump tweeted: "Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both.
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The wave of new additions is expected to hit in 20193, with U.S. steel capacity growing by 20 percent, swamping the market and putting pressure on steelmakers' profit margins.
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La Course will remain a single day event next year and Lappartient said he was putting pressure on organizers to increase their efforts in the fight for gender equality.
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But his death on a flagship Qatar project has raised concern about how an oil slump is putting pressure on thousands of vulnerable migrants on whom the economy depends.
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"People are taking note of Chinese reserves dropping to their lowest since May 2012 and there are concerns that tightening financial conditions are putting pressure on yields," said Lyngen.
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"This is a combination that could cause consumers to be squeezed out of the new-vehicle market, putting pressure on volume even if other fundamentals are favorable," Schuster said.
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Many in the industry caution that once oil prices rise a bit, many companies will complete unfinished wells and even drill new ones, putting pressure on prices once again.
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Go-Jek began operations in Thailand with motorcycle rides and food delivery earlier this year, under the brand Get, putting pressure on rival ride-hailing firm, Singapore-based Grab.
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While the Trump administration has complained about the trade imbalance with China, the White House also has been putting pressure on Beijing to limit its trade with North Korea.
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The coronavirus crisis has caused a fall in the lari currency, which traded at an historic low on Wednesday of 3.08 to the U.S. dollar, putting pressure on inflation.
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He said a government drive to encourage banks to lower lending rates, including through its reform of the loan prime rate (LPR), was one factor putting pressure on earnings.
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The U.K. has been putting pressure on the EU to finish the current set of talks this year, although they could still be extended until the end of 2022.
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For too long, China has refused to wholeheartedly assist the international community in putting pressure on the Kim Regime to scale back its nuclear program and provocations of war.
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The Fed raising rates coupled with a strong U.S. economy was drawing capital from emerging markets to the U.S. and that was putting pressure on the yuan, he said.
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Hong Kong's Central district is home to large regional hubs for the likes of HSBC and J.P. Morgan, but increased office rent may be putting pressure on legacy banks.
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"In the long run, I feel this will be beneficial by putting pressure on us to take responsibility for our homeland," he said in a phone interview from Havana.
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"By putting pressure on one particular company, I think all the companies are saying: We don't want to be Pfizer," Denner said in an exclusive video for CNBC PRO.
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And then, there are the dozens of buzzy e-commerce start-ups, built through savvy marketing on Instagram and Facebook, that have also been putting pressure on department stores.
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KIEV, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Ukraine's central bank said on Monday that increased domestic political tensions are putting pressure on the currency market, but that the impact would be shortlived.
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"This epidemic is spreading quite quickly, which presents challenges and is putting pressure on our control and prevention work," said Ma Xiaowei, director of the Chinese National Health Commission.
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Wintry conditions typically make problems worse, particularly with "freeze-thaw" cycles during which moisture in the ground expands and then contracts, putting pressure on the pipes, said Mr. Timbers.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller has since taken over the FBI's investigation, and may be looking at whether Trump obstructed justice by putting pressure on Comey and by firing him.
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China's central government has made it clear that it wants the country to lead in technologies like artificial intelligence, putting pressure on provincial governments to attract more technology talent.
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But retailers like Walmart and Amazon are putting pressure on food companies to lower prices, and today's generation of food shoppers cares more about price than they do brand.
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If you look at it as the biggest game of your life — which it is — you're putting pressure on yourself, and most people do not perform well under pressure.
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People flocked to the theaters again after decades, putting pressure on the government to ease restrictions on the screening of Indian films, which were banned in Pakistan in 1965.
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In Syria, drought in the northern rural areas drove 1.5 million people into the cities during the mid-2000s, straining resources and putting pressure on a powder-keg government.
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The U.S.-Mexico deal was announced by U.S. President Trump on Monday, putting pressure on Canada to agree to new terms and details that were only starting to emerge.
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Dean PhillipsDean PhillipsDemocrats debate scope of Trump impeachment Centrist Democrats urge caution over impeachment inquiry Trump impeachment calls snowball, putting pressure on Pelosi MORE (D-Minn.), Angie Craig (D-Minn.), Colin Allred (D-Texas), Lizzie Fletcher (D-Texas) and Haley StevensHaley Maria StevensTrump impeachment calls snowball, putting pressure on Pelosi Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat House Dems, Senate GOP build money edge to protect majorities MORE (D-Mich.).
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Activists are putting pressure on Yahoo to curb the sale of ivory products on its websites in Japan, arguing that the company is fueling—and profiting from—illegal elephant poaching.
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US businesses have been putting pressure on the Trump administration to back down on the Chinese tariffs, warning that they could damage the US economy and lead to job losses.
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And while lawmakers on Capitol Hill have no role in the appointment of any prosecutor, that didn't stop top Democratic leadership from putting pressure on Boente to appoint someone else.
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Jaitley's meeting with state ministers was aimed at putting pressure on Congress, which, with its 60 members in the 245-member upper house, holds the key to the bill's fate.
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The Astros offense was not up to the task during their 3-1 Game One loss on Tuesday, mustering just three hits and barely putting pressure on the Dodgers pitchers.
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Rating agency CARE has warned that a 13 percent rise in global oil prices could increase demand for dollars, putting pressure on the rupee and widening the current account deficit.
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It has also given importers more suppliers to choose from, putting pressure on major producers like Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron, ExxonMobil and Woodside Petroleum to grant more flexible contract terms.
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Act 2Cookie is putting pressure on Tiana to hit hard with her "clap back track" to Hakeem after he lyrically murdered her new boo, rapper Gram, using her own song.
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But the local currency has plunged since and the supply of dollars has dried up, putting pressure on the central bank to hike interest rates to lure back foreign investors.
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For now, it looks as if Mr Guaidó is left with the tactic of mobilising opposition on the streets, until now his main way of putting pressure on the regime.
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China's banking regulator in June ordered a group of banks to assess their exposure to offshore investments by a handful of acquisitive groups, including HNA, putting pressure on its finances.
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The resulting trade deficit, coupled with the flight of tourists and investors following the 2011 uprising, has left the economy perpetually short of dollars, putting pressure on the Egyptian pound.
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Like most Gulf Arab oil exporters, Qatar pegs its currency to the U.S. dollar, putting pressure on its central bank to imitate interest rate moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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"I have great respect for the President of China," Trump said last week, apparently pleased that China is putting pressure on the hermit kingdom to end its nuclear weapons ambitions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gasoline stored in ships off Europe's coast has ballooned to more than 400,000 tonnes, putting pressure on the continent's traders to compete for buyers once summer demand starts.
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In a demonstration of his influence in the market, critics have even accused Mr Alabbar of putting pressure on retailers at Dubai Mall to place their products on his platform.
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Trade between the communities and neighboring countries such as Cameroon, which borders Michika, has been greatly affected causing hikes in food prices and putting pressure on the declining local production.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has been putting pressure on the country's allies to shun networks supplied by Huawei, threatening the company's access to markets for next-generation wireless gear.
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Since coming to office, Trump's rhetoric on China has improved dramatically as he seeks the country's help in putting pressure on North Korea to stop its missile and nuclear tests.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Teachers across Poland held a strike on Monday following failed talks over their demands for higher pay, putting pressure on the government before parliamentary elections later this year.
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U.S. President Donald Trump last month accused OPEC of "artificially" boosting prices, putting pressure on producers to cool the market and in turn drawing a rebuke from some OPEC members.
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Progressive House Democrats are putting pressure on the party to reconsider the amount and nature of U.S. aid to Israel, something that has long been supported strongly by both parties.
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There's political fallout from the story too, with Republicans putting pressure on Democrats to return campaign contributions from Weinstein, who has donated to Democratic candidates and liberal causes for years.
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The likes of UberEats, DoorDash and GrubHub have been putting pressure on Domino's U.S. sales because customers now have many more options than just pizza or Chinese food for delivery.
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What Juncker was doing was putting pressure on MPs in Westminster to back the deal on Saturday by framing it along the lines of Johnson's deal versus no-deal Brexit.
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U.S. manufacturing activity slowed in July amid signs that a robust economy and import tariffs were putting pressure on the supply chain, which could hurt production in the long term.
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Putting pressure on one of the students named Blake explained that he and his fellow frat pledges were hazed and wasted by the end of pledge week three years ago.
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The Swiss franc typically appreciates during times of uncertainty or market turmoil, putting pressure on exporters to lower prices or lose orders and reducing gains made by Swiss companies abroad.
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FUEL TAKE-OFF While IATA said rising fuel prices were putting pressure on airline profits, it declined to give a price at which significant numbers of airlines would face insolvency.
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That's putting pressure on last-mile delivery companies such as FedEx Corp and United Parcel Service Inc, as well as truckers who move products on highways and between distribution centers.
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The move would be another step to tackle a slide in the rupee, as oil prices are putting pressure on India, which imports some 80 percent of its crude demand.
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The European Commission had allowed Google to come up with its own ways for complying with the decision, putting pressure on regulators to ensure that the company met its obligations.
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Bond yields have plunged recently in the face of weak economic data, putting pressure on central banks to carry out drastic new monetary stimulus to keep inflation expectations from collapsing.
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But on Monday, the same Republican-led committee voted to release a Democrat-authored memo that counters those claims — putting pressure on President Donald Trump to make it public. Rep.
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VICE Impact: Justice4Grenfell has been putting pressure on local authorities to find homes for the homeless Grenfell Tower survivors, as only 29 out of 196 surviving families have been rehoused.
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Powerful forces will be aligned to prevent any immigration measure from even clearing the Senate so as to avoid putting pressure on the House and the White House to act.
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Hospitals may have an incentive to save money by discharging patients, putting pressure on families to make a decision quickly, but consumers should know they can ask for more time.
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It was the first major US bank to make public global pay data that hadn't been adjusted for education, experience and location, putting pressure on its peers to follow suit.
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I know I was fired because of something about the way I was conducting the Russia investigation was, in some way, putting pressure on him, in some way, irritating him.
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Some experts believe this seemingly drastic step was inevitable after Chrome's browser competitors, including Firefox and Apple's Safari, banned third-party cookies, putting pressure on Google to do the same.
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The euro zone economy grew less than expected in the third quarter, putting pressure on the European Central Bank as it moves towards ending its asset purchase program in December.
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Some bond funds offer fast redemptions to investors, putting pressure on them to come up with cash at short notice in stressed markets, which can also create a "liquidity mismatch".
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan slammed Bulgaria on Thursday for "putting pressure" on expatriate Turks living there ahead of a parliamentary election amid rising tension between the two neighbors.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve would hike interest rates further, putting pressure on gold, Goldman said, despite recent speculation the Fed might resort to negative interest rates to stimulate the economy.
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Adding to concerns, Facebook's rival photo application, Instagram, is expected to be the biggest share gainer among any social network per ad buyers, putting pressure on Snap performance in 2018.
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The expiration of patents on Novartis's best-selling medicine Glivec in the United States this year and Europe next year is putting pressure on sales as generics hit the market.
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"When a person is bleeding severely it is more important to have someone willing to act than being worried about causing harm by putting pressure on the wound," Epstein added.
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In one scenario, the valve can calcify and narrow as we age, putting pressure on the heart, "like putting your finger on the end of a garden hose," he explained.
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The gathering on Capitol Hill came after high school students marched from the Maryland suburbs of Washington, in a demonstration aimed at putting pressure on lawmakers to address gun violence.
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But a tightening labor market and a vast cohort of millennial workers beginning to start families are putting pressure on employers to expand their benefits to attract and retain workers.
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They're struggling with large volumes of non-performing assets that are putting pressure on their balance sheets, which makes them reluctant to pass on the RBI's rate cuts to consumers.
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Zeman had pledged to ask Babis to head another coalition, putting pressure on other parties to cooperate, while Babis and ANO endorsed Zeman in this weekend's presidential election run-off.
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Meanwhile, with both Uber and Lyft expected to file their IPOs, we're bound to see even more lobbying and policy work from these private companies putting pressure on public infrastructure.
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Strong sales in the end-of-year holiday season will be key in determining that, putting pressure on the department store operator to secure enough financing to remain operational until then.
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PARIS, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The French government launched a website on Monday where consumers can compare retail bank charges, putting pressure on the country's lenders to keep fee increases in check.
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"This is really putting pressure on normal pastoralists in terms of where they are going to access pasture and water," said Nyangori Ohenjo, program manager at Center for Minority Rights Development.
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The three commissioners running the Italian airline are putting pressure on Ferrovie dello Stato to present a rescue plan for the troubled airline but are willing to give it more time.
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Khalifa Haftar, chief of the eastern-based forces which are attacking the city, is putting pressure on state oil firm NOC and its operations in his fiefdom, diplomats and analysts say.
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These special keyboards prevent your hands, wrists, and fingers from resting at odd angles, putting pressure on your nerves and blood vessels, which can cause problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome.
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We are moving forward with a petition drive in late October and putting pressure on the government to safeguard our constitutional right to a referendum to recall the president in 2016.
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Investor sentiment towards riskier emerging markets has soured at the prospect of U.S. Federal Reserve raising rates faster than expected, putting pressure on those emerging countries with high external borrowing requirements.
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A growing backlog of undelivered jets, stranded outside Airbus factories due to supplier problems, is putting pressure on cash generation for the start of the year, industry sources and analysts said.
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Why it matters: Real-world hate crimes are putting pressure on Facebook and other platforms to crack down on pages and accounts that have repeatedly shared false information or hate speech.
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And China's rising prominence in the auto market, in addition to that country's restrictions on manufacturing fossil-fuel burning vehicles, is certainly putting pressure on the entire industry to go electric.
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BlackRock Inc: BlackRock said it will speak with weapons makers and distributors "to understand their response", putting pressure on companies such as Sturm Ruger & Co Inc and American Outdoor Brands Corp.
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He needs to avoid a second ballot, where Ted Cruz's Nixon-esque machinations could cost him, so he's putting pressure on the delegates to vote for him on the first ballot.
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Consumer prices, another key gauge for market watchers on policy, likely edged down in May, putting pressure on the BOJ as it remains far from achieving its elusive 20.9% inflation target.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to pull out of NAFTA unless he can rework it in favor of the United States, spooking investors and putting pressure on the Mexican peso.
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A source familiar with the matter said the European Central Bank, as Europe's main financial supervisor, was putting pressure on banks to shift investment banking activities from London to the continent.
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"The company's ambitious growth plan is putting pressure on costs due to training of personnel and new bases," said Jomar Kilnes, a portfolio manager at Forte Fondsforvaltning, a Norwegian Air shareholder.
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Continuously falling producer prices will further eat into profits at many Chinese industrial firms as earnings have been falling in the past few months, putting pressure on investment, consumption and employment.
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Nicola Latorre, a senator from Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's Democratic Party, said the vote was aimed at putting pressure on Egypt to help "the truth emerge more quickly" over the killing.
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Meanwhile, bond yields have dropped recently in the face of weak economic data, putting pressure on central banks to carry out drastic new monetary stimulus to keep inflation expectations from collapsing.
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Regulators are putting pressure on banks to clear more of their derivatives to make markets safer and Hill's comments echo concerns last week from the Bank of England, a Basel member.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England has signed up to a new global code of conduct designed to avoid more currency manipulation scandals, putting pressure on UK banks to follow suit.
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Ethiopia and French investigators have pointed to "clear similarities" between the two crashes, which killed 346 people, putting pressure on Boeing and U.S. regulators to come up with an adequate fix.
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Singapore took delivery of its first smaller A350-900 model this week and has long been weighing up the 777-9, while putting pressure on Airbus to offer it a choice.
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Declining expectations that Trump will be able to get plans for tax reforms and infrastructure spending through Congress have weakened expectations for U.S. growth and inflation, putting pressure on the dollar.
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She said the data would cause investors to temper their expectations of rate increases this year and next year, putting pressure on the dollar and U.S. bond yields and helping gold.
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But a steady decline in nickel prices is putting pressure on New Caledonia's three smelters, owned by Glencore, Vale and Eramet subsidiary Societe Le Nickel, cutting export revenue for the government.
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The proposed rule is part of the administration's efforts to bring down the costs of prescription drugs and comes as both parties in Congress are putting pressure on the drug industry.
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"Exceptionally low interest rates are putting pressure on interest rate margins and this is weighing on the profitability of Swiss banks," Zurbruegg said in remarks prepared for a conference in Bern.
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So if it turns over sideways, it's breaking this way" — Lugo slashed the air with his hand, imitating the diagonal break of a slider — "and you're putting pressure on the elbow.
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Oilfield services companies have been pummelled as weak crude prices force oil producers to cut spending, putting pressure on their balance sheets and pushing them to shed assets and cut dividends.
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The influx is putting pressure on scarce resources in Kasai, where a militia conflict in 2016 and 2017 forced 1.5 million people to flee their homes and left ethnic tensions simmering.
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Czech wages have been rising rapidly across sectors, putting pressure on employers, following strong economic growth in recent years and a fall in unemployment to its lowest level in two decades.
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Meanwhile, rain catchment has become increasingly popular since the dawn of the environmental movement, going mainstream in recent years and putting pressure on Western legislators to reconsider their ancient water laws.
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He explained that weak growth and inflation figures are putting pressure on ratings but the economic outcome of all that weighs on the rand in the medium and the longer term.
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Trump is putting pressure on the State Department to release Clinton's emails from her tenure as secretary of state and to respond to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests on Clinton.
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Ethiopian and French investigators have pointed to "clear similarities" between the two crashes, which killed 346 people, putting pressure on Boeing and U.S. regulators to come up with an adequate fix.
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As grocers try to keep shelves stocked, Bolthouse Farms has seen demand for its carrots double, putting pressure on the company to fulfill orders without risking the safety of its workers.
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The baht has appreciated about 6.9% against the greenback so far this year, becoming Asia's best performing currency, and putting pressure on Thailand's export-reliant economy amid global rising trade tensions.
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TNB USA would pay a rate between 1.75 percent and 1.95 percent on large deposits from institutions like mutual funds, putting pressure on other banks to increase rates for those customers.
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ClearMotion's Activalve system is an electrohydraulic unit the size of a softball that works with the car's existing shocks, and counteracts road disturbances by putting pressure on the dampers in milliseconds.
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Also Friday, the U.N.'s Human Rights Council passed a resolution calling for an enhanced investigation of rights violations and abuses in Aleppo, a measure aimed at putting pressure on Russia.
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It shouldn't be hard to understand that Obama was so fearful of a comprehensive economic collapse during his first months in office that he resisted putting pressure on the financial sector.
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New revelations about Trump's scheme to go around formal diplomatic channels in Ukraine -- notably from indicted Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas are putting pressure on GOP senators on the witness issue.
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The Financial Services panel is exploring ways to further isolate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by putting pressure on his allies to stop supporting the North Korean economy and military.
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At the same time, a vote to leave the EU could also provoke an inflationary fall in the value of sterling, potentially putting pressure on the BoE to raise borrowing costs.
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While Democrats believe they would be putting pressure on the GOP leader, McConnell seemed nonplussed when asked if he cares when the House sends the two articles of impeachment his way.
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AD: Do you think that the way the United States is, at the moment, putting pressure on China and China is, of course, saying that we're doing all we can here.
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"He's constantly putting pressure on these symbols of success and aspirational behavior," said Stuart Comer, the chief curator of MoMA's department of media and performance, who organized the museum's upcoming show.
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An economic survey on Wednesday meanwhile showed the fires were causing Australians to tighten their purse strings, a sign the natural disaster is putting pressure on the world's 2100th-biggest economy.
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President Obama, after noting that he started his political career as a community organizer putting pressure on establishment politicians, recently described the BLM movement's tactics as a vessel without a destination.
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President Donald Trump is again putting pressure on technology companies, telling Reuters in an interview published Monday that it's "very dangerous" when social platforms like Twitter and Facebook self-regulate content.
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Nelson Peltz-led Trian, which has a stake of about 1 percent in GE, according to Thomson Reuters data, has been putting pressure on the company to improve its profit performance.
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" While Moon praised the US and the international community for putting pressure on North Korea, the South Korean leader also expressed concern this "could raise tensions and bring about unintentional clashes.
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The left has become the favorite punching bag of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who blames it -- and the media -- for putting pressure on the Attorney General to indict the Israeli leader.
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John Ridding, the chief executive of the Financial Times, warned on Friday that the domination of online advertising revenue by search and social media platforms was putting pressure on media firms.
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His right leg swung underneath him as he lost his footing, putting pressure on his left leg and groin as he reached forward to try to maintain possession of the ball.
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The announcement came as dozens of Democrats offered support for impeaching Trump or at least launching an impeachment inquiry, putting pressure on Democratic leaders to allow the process to go forward.
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This U.S. increase is putting pressure on the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other nations that have curbed output to prop up prices but risk losing market share.
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The shooting reignited an intense national debate over gun control and mental health, with student survivors putting pressure on lawmakers allied with the NRA to support taking action on gun violence.
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The uptick in economic growth forecasts, the expectation of higher inflation, and the growing federal deficits are putting pressure on the Fed to increase the pace of their policy rate hikes.
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"Many of the high-profile tech [initial public offerings] from 2015 continue to trade well below their initial offering price, putting pressure on private company valuations," said Brian Hughes of KPMG.
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Schiff has worked to get the complaint to his committee, but having failed to do so, told the public about its existence in hopes of putting pressure on the White House.
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After an initial muted response against the dollar on the announcement of the Brexit breakthrough, sterling gradually rose, adding 0.23 percent against the U.S. currency and putting pressure on blue chips.
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Excessive global supply and attendant slumping prices are putting pressure on fertilizer makers and leading to consolidations such as a proposed merger between Potash Corp of Saskatchewan Inc and Agrium Inc.
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Oil prices fell to about $2144 this week, putting pressure on producers around the world, although CNOOC cut its all-in production cost by 22% in 26 to $21 per barrel.
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The U.S. unilaterally withdrew from a nuclear deal with Tehran in May last year, and pledged to restore crippling sanctions on the Islamic country aimed at putting pressure on its economy.
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Over the last couple of years, we succeeded in generating an international coalition of support — it was manifest at the G20 and other arenas — putting pressure on China to reduce overcapacity.
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Along with the neutral rate of interest, the Fed is struggling with how to assess background variables such as the level of unemployment that could be reached without putting pressure on inflation.
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Redrow's comments contrast with those of other housebuilders, who have said a squeeze on the availability of skilled labour and rises in the costs of materials was putting pressure on their businesses.
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Cohen has previously written that Brent crude prices below $60 a barrel will embolden the Trump administration to apply sanctions more strictly, putting pressure on buyers to cut off imports from Iran.
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There is still a healthy demand for recreational vehicles — but rate hikes and fallout from tariffs could wind up putting pressure on the sector, Winnebago CEO Michael Happe told CNBC on Wednesday.
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While the public statement claimed that the founder had a change of heart about how anonymous Bitcoin should be, many people had suspicions that law enforcement was putting pressure on the company.
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Because I wasn't putting pressure on myself to lose 100 pounds all at once — or in this case, at all — I sidestepped the biggest danger when it comes to weight loss: discouragement.
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"Due to the recent thaw we've experienced, our teams are dealing with a huge number of burst pipes across our region which is putting pressure on our network," Severn Trent had said.
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