It's also important for YouTube to also reassess its monetization structures, to reassess who they are reward for building followings, for them to assess their content moderation practices.
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A different president might pause and reassess why that bill stunk up the joint, and maybe even reassess how to build a coalition that could actually pass a bill.
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Petno said JP Morgan was not waiting for April, when banks traditionally reassess the value of oil reserves underpinning energy loans - a process known as redetermination - to reassess its exposure.
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That incident prompted India to reassess its disaster management planning.
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If they have knives, you have to reassess the situation.
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"(Iraq's government has) to reassess what they're doing," he said.
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Why don't officers pause while shooting to reassess the threat?
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It's horrible, but it's also forcing us to reassess ourselves.
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Your building could take this as an opportunity to reassess.
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The Defense Department requested 120 days to reassess the award.
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Yet the exhibition does not directly reassess much of anything.
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So we're going to have to get together and reassess.
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So we're going to have to get together and reassess.
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Ms. Parker plays a woman trying to reassess her life.
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It may now take its time to reassess that view.
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Rising yields challenge equity prices and make investors reassess valuations.
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I'm at a point where I kind of want to reassess.
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I urge the parties involved to talk to Labour and reassess.
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We must reassess the balance between national autonomy and economic globalization.
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Helping E. meant fewer hours to reassess my corporate-world future.
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We will reassess and post an update on March 27, 2020.
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With that in mind, let's reassess the COVID-19 preparation guidance.
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We also need to reassess how we confer credibility on accusers.
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I felt compelled to reassess what had been written on Washington.
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At that point, you and your partner will reassess your relationship.
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Finally, the Trump administration should critically reassess the utility of sanctions.
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There was a deliberate pause toward the end of December to reassess.
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It will also allow the museum to reassess its own modernist collection.
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But it's not a bad thing that we reassess what it's for.
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We need to reassess the qualities we look for in presidential candidates.
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When YouTube commenters are offended by your writing, it's time to reassess.
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"We'd like to reassess what we've done if and when that happens."
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He will reassess depending on what happens in the early nominating contests.
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In any case, this is a great time to reassess your goals.
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European nations, he said, should "reassess the reality of what NATO is".
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Winter is coming, which means it's time to reassess your sweater collection.
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Next, we should reassess sexual harassment training at companies across the country.
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Assad's mendacity should now lead scholars and policymakers to reassess such claims.
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Here, let's pull this out of the ballot box and reassess it.
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Firefighters continue to monitor the area and will reassess when it's safe.
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Do we need to reassess those photographs we feel we've already seen?
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Might the city take this change into account and reassess our property?
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Bloomberg is expected to reassess the state of his campaign on Wednesday.
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The all caps, Smith said, prompted him to reassess his colt's talents.
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All you'll have to do is reassess your questionnaire every two months.
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Those positions are now being rapidly unwound as investors reassess their views.
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Those positions are now being rapidly unwound as investors reassess their views.
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After that, I'll reassess my budget, and probably drop down in levels.
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We will reassess this decision as we continue to evolve our capabilities.
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I think it will force me and other strategists to probably reassess.
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"I wanted time off to reassess my life and career," she said.
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The CDs he'd burned for me, though, eventually, when I'd gotten over the initial feeling of having been cheated, made me reassess my taste in music which meant that, in turn, I had to reassess myself as a totality.
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A Roscosmos spokesman previously said the agency would reassess its plans after 2025.
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If they do feel an emotional connection, they'll reassess their sexualities and relationship.
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Disney Channel star Debby Ryan is taking some time to reassess her actions.
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It's difficult to reassess Eminem because our capacity for shock has been deadened.
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In the wake of falling fees, it's time to reassess your credit cards.
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With Mercury retrograde until the 7.993nd, reassess a few of your romantic goals.
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In saving a life, paramedics unknowingly forced the user to reassess heroin's impact.
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"We would have to change our plans and reassess our options," she says.
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Will any of this be enough to make fandom reassess its current attitude?
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When do you sort of reassess what is a critical mass for you?
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If Congress can't find a solution, he tweeted he would reassess the situation.
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"If these conditions change, we will have to reassess the situation," Dombrovskis said.
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If this happens, sit down and reassess the relationship and set new boundaries.
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That may entail meeting again in a few months to reassess the market.
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Investors appeared to reassess whether the previous day's violent decline—the S.&P.
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I have to reassess and change my expectations to be real about that.
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Once you reassess, you can tweak your schedule and create the ideal workday.
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But Longerich and Simms are among several historians to reassess that attitude lately.
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Companies are being forced to reassess their supply chains, and that takes time.
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He counts himself lucky and said the disaster made him reassess his priorities.
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If Bloomberg somehow becomes the Dem nominee, newsroom management will "reassess" these rules.
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If you're close to burnout, reassess whether your work and goals are aligned.
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But they have led scientists to reassess the possibilities of aging and performance.
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Rangers will reassess the safety of the trails on Friday, the department said.
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Given North Korea's unabated nuclear development, is it time to reassess that 1991 decision?
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Things are feeling blurry—use this time to reassess what makes you feel comfortable.
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But it is time to reassess, and it is time to start regulating ourselves.
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Their argument: With the city restored to financial health, it is time to reassess.
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"To me, the market is trying to reassess rate hike expectations," said Wunderlich's Hogan.
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Now, though, Apple is ready to reassess the Mac Pro and reimagine it again.
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That's when Carter-Johnson decided to reassess her assumption that cats were aloof companions.
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Anglade said her government would meet next week with industry to reassess the program.
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Such companies also regularly reassess their investment decisions in the light of changing markets.
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For these reasons we have cancelled our meeting, and will reassess how to proceed.
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Weak demand led WeWork to ultimately pull its IPO plans and reassess its strategy.
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Hence it can reassess it when it wants and in the way it wants.
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" Think of the experience, she says, as "an invitation to reassess where you are.
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Does that mean funds will reassess how they think about lead relative to zinc?
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State law requires municipalities to reassess the value of taxable property every five years.
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They may have to reassess whether they can afford to keep covering the institutions.
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This means that national defenses have to reassess and prepare for these new threats.
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This sort of theme may suggest it is time to reassess your financial health.
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But, returning home to the U.S., he decided to quit his job and reassess.
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When the Sheehan family had their first child, they had to reassess their finances.
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The problem has also led many doctors around the country to reassess prescribing practices.
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"Unlike President Obama, I hope President Trump will reassess and take sound military advice."
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Thus, we must continually reassess and adjust our policies based on what we learn.
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Yet others are beginning to reassess their view on what the hung parliament really means.
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But a new poll from Quinnipiac University suggests we might need to reassess that view.
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"He's staying in," the senior Democrat said, adding that Hickenlooper will reassess after the debate.
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Washington is also seeking to reassess its trading relations with the European Union and Japan.
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The case will be sent back down to a lower court to reassess the damages.
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"We want the Chinese to reassess their calculus," a US official explained to BuzzFeed News.
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"We're trying to reassess right now," she says of the winery's business plan moving forward.
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Carson told Blitzer he would reassess his campaign no matter where he finished in Iowa.
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The withdrawal could prompt other sovereign funds to reassess whether to hold money with Pimco.
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Given the potential downsides, is it time to reassess your days as a cat lover?
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Should the issuer rating be downgraded in the future, the agency will reassess this risk.
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According to Annabel, this is a time to reassess any issues we're trying to overcome.
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As such, policymakers would be wise to reassess the strategic benefits of further isolating Russia.
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It's effective in the moment, but comes at a cost later when you reassess things.
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It challenges readers to recognize and reassess cultural norms through the lens of personal experience.
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"It's good to think about the next quarter and then reassess literally every few weeks."
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We just have to reassess the situation and try and create a new safety lane.
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Trump's advisers have said they will reassess those guidelines around the end of the month.
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The company said it will reassess the situation and post an update on March 227.
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Geneticists and testing labs constantly receive new information that leads them to reassess genetic mutations.
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In light of the new paper, do commentators on both sides suddenly have to reassess?
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Based on this information we will reassess daily what possible changes need to be made.
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Here are three ways to reassess your priorities, and make sure you never fall behind.
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If they result in a lot of critical feedback, the studio might reassess its timeline.
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It has even been looking to reassess the statute about employee organizing over email specifically.
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"It is time to reassess what is working and what is not," Mr. Crapo said.
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If you've lost sleep, you may want to reassess whether you are investing too aggressively.
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It's a chastening moment, which forces him to reassess his preconceived notions about his ex.
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Many state governments around the country need to reassess their reliance on cigarette excise taxes.
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However, investors could reassess their anxiety if Trump's plan excluded the United States NAFTA partners.
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Ebrard said the two sides will reassess the migrant situation at the 45-day mark.
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At that point, I needed to reexamine and reassess what it is that makes me happy.
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Insurance and reinsurance companies are paying particular attention, because these calculations help them reassess risk levels.
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During this lunar phase, you're encouraged to reflect, recharge, and reassess where you are in life.
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Now, with National Geographic and with the latest research, science and technology, I'm going to reassess.
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So now would be a good time for us to reassess our relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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Nasution said the next government was welcome to reassess and resume the projects, if deemed necessary.
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"He's staying in," the senior Democrat said, adding that Hickenlooper will reassess after the second debate.
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At most, a new law might prompt the Justice Department to reassess or withdraw its policy.
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This is not meant to diminish the achievement of either but simply to reassess their influence.
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"It forced us to reassess situations," Kathy wrote in a Facebook post about the mystery present.
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Swap out your black liner for a deep-navy one, and reassess your red-lipstick crutch.
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So, this new study is just the latest reason for people to reassess their alcohol intake.
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This will be an important time for U.S. companies to reassess their European strategy and operations.
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With the year's choppy start, it is critical to take a step back, breathe and reassess.
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The comment lit up social media, with critics of Pence demanding that Biden reassess his opinion.
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In 1990 we didn't reassess this geopolitical project in the slightest when our initial enemy vanished.
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Turkey's resistance to needed economic adjustment is prompting investors to reassess emerging market investment more broadly.
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FOMC members seem on guard, ready to reassess their next steps in light of new developments.
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Reassess your dreams and goals, and accept that not everything can be the fantasy you desire.
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"We hope that you will reassess your views on Africa and its citizens," the letter pleaded.
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Over the past year, Belgium has taken a number of steps to reassess its colonial past.
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But even a pair of the most talented men's designers in New York had to reassess.
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If Carson doesn't finish in third, he says it will be time to reassess his prospects.
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Slick spots should remain few in general, although we'll need to reassess as the sun sets.
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And those records forced scientists and fellow runners to reassess the possibilities of aging and performance.
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Because demand for the Model 3 was greater than expected, forcing Tesla to reassess its goals.
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Those changes are forcing states to reassess longstanding practices of intertwining their tax codes with Washington's.
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Instead, they asked them a series of questions designed to get them to reassess their prejudices.
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And we ought to step back and reassess why, and what we can do about it.
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The star says she wants to reassess who she is and find herself in her roles again.
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The court has sent Grimm's case back to a lower appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, to reassess.
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If you didn't get a great rate on your auto loan, it may be time to reassess.
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During university I escorted to make money, which helped tremendously financially and helped me reassess my priorities.
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We will reassess at that time before making any additional decisions regarding when we will re-open.
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If ever there was a time for BioWare to reassess its approach to Mass Effect, it's now.
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If you're about worried about high stock valuations, it may be time to reassess your risk tolerance.
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We will reassess our rating assumptions for the business when the company has received approval for restructuring.
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In San Diego, cars are customized where they reassess the lights and put special hubcaps on it.
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With climate change an undeniable threat, will arts festivals have to reassess their reliance on air travel?
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We will do whatever is necessary to win, but today we take a break, then we reassess.
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"That, perhaps, would be a catalyst for people to reassess their emerging-world thesis," Mr. Taylor said.
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If the economy gets shaky, look for those big dollar supporters to reassess Trump's value to them.
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That disproportionate impact suggests Washington officialdom might do well to reassess its approach to future trade liberalization.
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The advanced economies need to reassess their definition of work and how people are paid, Komlosy said.
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When you find yourself on the same side of an issue as these clowns, time to reassess.
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In his view, the disease has provided an opportunity to reassess a vast overvaluation of financial assets.
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And he will reassess his strategy at the Olympics, for which he is virtually certain to qualify.
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At a minimum, concerned investors should reassess their risk tolerance and make sure they are appropriately diversified.
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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall was in favor of Woods' execution despitecalls for the state to reassess.
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At a minimum, concerned investors should reassess their risk tolerance and make sure they are appropriately diversified.
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And this sight sends us back to her other portraits, to reassess and imagine what we've missed.
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The Pentagon says it wants to reassess the technical details around its original evaluation, particularly around pricing.
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Skating's timetable switch from evening to morning has forced competitors to reassess their sleeping and training habits.
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Analysts now attempt to reassess impact from possible changes to policy and the timeline for fiscal stimulus.
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Nothing about the need to reassess the role of central banking in the context of economic performance?
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Annual renewal procedures also provide a recurring opportunity for both insurer and insured to reassess their preparedness.
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It helps to take sex out of the equation and reassess the relationship before becoming sexually intimate.
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A Times spokeswoman said there were no plans to reassess the presence of "Triggered" on the list.
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"The Commission intends to reassess Italy's compliance with the debt reduction benchmark in spring 2018," it said.
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If Haftar's role is over, the respective factions and militant groups will need to reassess their options.
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Perhaps the high-flying multimillionaire will tire of his new lifestyle and reassess the wisdom of flipping.
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Should HB 481 ever officially come into effect, we will reassess filming any future projects in the state.
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"If the situation shows signs of further improvement then we will reassess our policy stance," he told reporters.
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Democrats close to Hickenlooper, speaking on condition of anonymity, said he intends to reassess after the Detroit debate.
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It gave them the chance to take a step back and reassess what they really wanted to do.
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But he cautioned it would reassess the situation in December, when new growth and inflation forecasts become available.
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Deutsche says it retains a "long sterling" call but is set to reassess this in the coming weeks.
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The Trump administration has cautioned allies that it could reassess information sharing agreements if they use Huawei technology.
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Well, Kourtney Kardashian is now quickly heading towards her and Scott's minimum age requirement to reassess their relationship.
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The Night School star later said he would reassess his decision to walk away from the hosting job.
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"People can reassess whether or not they want to re-enter the market, and that's a positive thing."
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"If you're making short-term decisions with long-term money, it's time to reassess your strategy," she said.
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The company struggled to monetize, and like any good startup, the team began to reassess its own situation.
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Then, as we were about to reassess the situation, a gangly looking woman grabbed her boyfriend in disgust.
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ICE said it would work to review policies and update them and to reassess staffing by January 2018.
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So, in the wake of the Starwood bidding war, Cramer is ready to reassess the entire hotel group.
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It may be time to not only reassess where the economy is, but also, where it is going.
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Earlier this month, the Obama administration froze construction on the pipeline to reassess its approval of the project.
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Shocked by Russia's forceful intervention in Syria, Turkey has also begun to reassess its relationship with that country.
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It's that time when many people look to the year ahead as an opportunity to reassess their goals.
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"We need to reassess what we think we know about the optic properties of trilobite eyes," said Lindgren.
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What Pierce created was timeless; an engrossing, uncompromising, and outright masterpiece that critics have never needed to reassess.
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He said CDC would reassess that advice if there is evidence of Zika spreading rapidly in the area.
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And shifting taste is making it possible to reassess the creativity and innovation of designers too long overshadowed.
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In the case of Cosby, have you had to reassess why you idolized him in the first place?
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But just months after Mr. Masisi took office in 2018, he created a committee to reassess the ban.
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They could force Mr. Trump to reassess his approach, but also run the risk of backfiring on Democrats.
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Some consultants think the uncertainty caused by the virus could lead even more CMOs to reassess their agencies.
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Sanders's campaign has said he will reassess his campaign but has yet to drop out of the race.
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I use my mom's Netflix login but might need to reassess soon since I think she may cancel.
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Emergency crews fine-tune their operations; governments reassess funding priorities; home and business owners better protect their property.
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Micklethwait wrote that if Bloomberg is the Democratic nominee, the agency will "reassess" how to cover the race.
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Following that bombing, the German government has temporarily suspended deportations and said it would reassess Afghanistan's security situation.
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He says: the evidence on climate risk is now compelling investors to reassess core assumptions of modern finance.
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It was a great exercise in being able to reassess and look at what's working and what's not.
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In a statement, the State Department vowed to "reassess the future prospects for cooperation with Russia" in Syria.
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With the new standards, he said, officials must reassess some of the contingency measures that come with the warning.
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Listen to some people outside of government, close friends or family to fully assess and reassess your top staff.
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If you find that your media viewing is associated with anger, maybe you need to reassess your news sources.
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At some point investors might reassess this scenario and it is not, in our view, priced into the market.
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You just constantly have to reassess what you're writing — am I doing this right, am I doing that right?
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But when it starts to interfere with your life, it may be time to reassess your relationship with technology.
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But a post-Brexit, Corbyn-led Britain would prompt international investors to fundamentally reassess their view of the economy.
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Reassess their membership when they identify risks of major differences and keep open the option of leaving the groups.
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As a consequence Fitch may reassess the parent and subsidiary linkages of CTL as these issues become more permanent.
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I bookmark a bunch of Airbnb rooms, but do not take the plunge as I reassess my month's budget.
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In the wake of Northwestern's third loss in four games, coach Pat Fitzgerald said it's time to reassess personnel.
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Now that the impeachment trial has run its course, it is time to reassess the field of Democratic candidates.
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Then it asked the CDC and the disease registry to review the test results and reassess the health effects.
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This morning's Moto Z4 news was good cause to go back and reassess the state of the modular phone.
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But that doesn't mean that he can't sort of reassess at a certain point and make a new choice.
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Government bond yields rose, reversing earlier declines, as the report led investors to reassess their expectations for ECB tapering.
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New parents might also look at this news as a good nudge to reassess your retirement plan, Fillet said.
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In view of today's competitive video marketplace, the FCC should comprehensively reassess its entire bucketful of video service regulations.
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But the strong U.S. GDP growth data may prompt leaders to reassess the health of the economy, she said.
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The American Bar Association said it would reassess its conclusion that he is "well qualified" for the Supreme Court.
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Then look at this picture of Bono and US Vice President Mike Pence, taken over the weekend, and reassess.
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On the eve of the new season, the New York City Ballet has been forced to reassess its culture.
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The global and domestic spread of the novel coronavirus has prompted travelers to reassess their travel plans through 2020.
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How might we reassess how we use our time with certain companies whose practices and culture we find problematic?
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Peter FerroEndwell, N.Y. To the Editor: Peggy Orenstein asks us to reassess how we talk to boys about sex.
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As the jet&aposs grounding continues to drag on, airlines have been forced to reassess their 2020 capacity plans.
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To push it completely open requires the courage to reassess our true intentions and how best to achieve them.
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Self-acceptance and self-awareness go a long way — step back, reassess, and make the changes necessary to thrive.
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"We will reassess this decision as we continue to evolve our capabilities", a Spotify representative said in an email.
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Now is the time to reassess your appetite for risk, and what you want to own in your portfolio.
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" Corker continued, "So, yes, I am urging him through this television show to reassess, to realize where he is.
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We're told Brendan plans to be on the job for at least that long and will reassess after that.
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So, if you find that your media viewing is associated with anger, maybe you need to reassess your news sources.
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It's also smart to consider the debt as a warning sign that it's time to reassess your finances, McClary said.
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Scott's death eventually leads Churchill to reassess his previous position on the smog and rally to come to London's rescue.
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Just as the Democrats altered their tactics to campaign in red areas, the GOP may need to reassess its messaging.
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So they have to send commands to move a short distance, take new data, reassess, and then send fresh commands.
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The next shakeout could come in April, when banks reassess the value of the assets against which drillers borrow money.
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When a child moves out of the house, a mother or father might reassess the parenting aspect of their identity.
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"We believe it is only prudent to reassess our level of participation on the public exchanges," Bertolini told investors Tuesday.
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But even business travelers focused on gaining status rather than free travel may find it's time to reassess their strategies.
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The union said in a statement that the new policy "infringes on player rights," prompting the NFL to reassess it.
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A generally hawkish tone from Fed speakers this month has prompted markets to reassess the outlook for U.S. rate hikes.
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He suggested that Philip, Elizabeth and Paige sit down with him to reassess the whole I-know-you're-spies thing.
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BRASILIA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Brazil's antitrust regulator said on Wednesday it will reassess U.S. media giant Walt Disney Co's (DIS.
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I needed to stop so I could reassess and figure out how to allow for myself in my own life.
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A listing on the stock market of the government's holdings instead of an auction could make them reassess their plans.
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"Scientists and the authority should reassess the direction for Delta and should not race into rice production," Tuan told Reuters.
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So let's hope that CNN, and other media that got it wrong, will reassess their approach to divisive, controversial issues.
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Government bond yields rose, reversing earlier falls, as the report prompted bond investors to reassess their expectations for ECB tapering.
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In any case, they are all options that could be pushing the company to reassess its cost base and strategy.
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We got to reassess what we did, realizing that some of those first songs on the 1984 demos were great.
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China is nervous that Malaysia wants to cancel the projects, "but we just want to reassess them," the official added.
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What does that mean when we say we will reassess and see whether the economy is going back to normal?
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Any signs that European companies are pulling back could prompt the Iranians to reassess the merits of the nuclear deal.
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Warren announced Wednesday that she will reassess her campaign after her Super Tuesday results failed to bring in many delegates.
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All Navy ships around the world will pause operations for a day or two to reassess seamanship and other fundamentals.
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We pulled back about five kilometers to another house in a safer area to reassess, eat breakfast and drink tea.
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Time will tell as both campaigns reassess their strategies for winning in the battleground states whether they return to Pennsylvania.
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After the dramatic market run-up and turbulence that followed, there's no better time to rebalance portfolios and reassess risk.
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A change in the typhoon's track prompted authorities to rapidly reassess where to redeploy emergency teams and supplies, Mamba said.
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"We will be more drawn to making relationships and projects work while we reassess our incentives and passions," Stardust says.
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"Having blond hair has forced me to reassess how I wanted to present myself to the world," Ms. Wu said.
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Study researchers at The University of Sydney say there is an "urgent need to reassess" international guidelines on air quality.
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The only conclusion that I've come to is this: If this next transfer fails, I'll take a break and reassess.
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HSB's Support Rating could change if Fitch were to reassess the ability and propensity of HKSB to support its subsidiary.
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"If the Chinese yuan became freely convertible, Hong Kong might need to reassess its global financial center status," Woods said.
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NTSB has since said that the FAA should reassess how pilots react to automated systems and multiple emergency cockpit alerts.
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What we're going to be doing coming into next year and through next year is reassessing our views of the economy, listening to not only markets but everybody that we talked to, look at the data and be ready to reassess and re-evaluate our views and obviously reassess and re-evaluate our policy stance.
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The Royals said they were going to "reassess" their relationship with the company during the all-star break, according to KCTV .
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Researchers decided to reassess trauma visible on the skull to determine how it might have happened and whether it was fatal.
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Investors should expect the next few quarters to be volatile as markets assess and reassess the policies of the new administration.
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He can make a convincing case that what you think you know isn't actually right -- and make you reassess your view.
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"I'll be 30 in November, so I want to reassess where I am and what I want to write about [next]."
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That increases pressure on the federal government to reassess its almost 80-year prohibition of cannabis rather than stepping up enforcement.
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As she explained in the most recent episode of Oprah's SuperSoul Conversations, meeting her husband led her to reassess her life.
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She believes that this new law will also push restaurants to reassess their recipes, so that there are healthier options available.
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If you answered "yes" to any of those questions, it might be time to reassess your dog's diet and exercise routine.
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If the transaction were not to occur, Fitch would reassess AF's credit profile in light of a second failed merger transaction.
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Reassess the situation and think, you know, is this a big enough deal breaker to not give this person a chance?
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The discovery of this object (which we won't give away — watch the show!) causes Peter to reassess the world around him.
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The wedding is a shared celebration that should include the wants and "must haves" of both people getting married. 5. Reassess.
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After that work is complete, we can reassess whether small effect size biological components have anything to do with lingering imbalances.
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Investors might reassess the profitability of U.S. companies that would be hurt by the tariffs, the speakers at the event said.
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He hopes the verdict puts Gawker in its place and prompts the media organization to reassess its definition of public information.
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The bank "will reassess all of these factors" in projections for the economy that it is due to release on Jan.
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The Madrid-based umbrella body for securities regulators said it would reassess in 2020 how those recommendations were implemented in practice.
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Some immigration lawyers said the unrelenting criminal violence in Central America should prompt the United States to reassess the asylum system.
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A Prism capital score below 'Strong' could cause Fitch to reassess its view of Brighthouse's capital strength, which supports the rating.
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The consortium reached a basic agreement on the deal in mid-April but delayed formalizing it to reassess Japan Display's prospects.
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Powerful and deeply engaging, the installation makes us reassess where the visual and haptic begin and end, a pilgrimage worth taking.
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Now, these companies might want to reassess that stance to include the sorts of conspiracy theories that could lead to violence.
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But, if you want a breakdown of the ways you're saving and potentially reassess the cost, check out our breakdown below.
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These meetings should reassess the importance of the Black Sea and the Balkans' strategic importance, especially in light of recent events.
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Germany's powerful car industry said Europe would need to reassess its environmental standards to remain competitive after the "regrettable" U.S. decision.
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A shift is likely to take place at work, too, since this full moon will push you to reassess your schedule.
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Thanks to widening activities in scholarship over the past decade, there is an opportunity to reassess the importance of his music.
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The mere act of preparing for Brexit has forced companies to reassess the merits of concentrating so much business in Britain.
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However, if the Switch console fails to compete with the PlayStation and the Xbox, the company will have to reassess again.
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READ: Bloomberg to reassess campaign after spending half a billion to win American Samoa The other two ads are issue oriented.
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According to The Hill's Max Greenwood and Amie Parnes, Bloomberg is expected to reassess his campaign today after the lackluster showing.
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Peter Fritzsche's answer to these questions has been to go back and reassess what we think we know about Hitler's rise.
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ART The Flemish company STAN and the Dutch troupe Dood Paard combine forces to reassess and deconstruct Yasmina Reza's Broadway hit.
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For one, you can reassess your risk tolerance, says Craig Birk, chief investment officer of Personal Capital, a personal finance platform.
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"I reassess (bone measurements) with realistic assumptions about who could have been on Nikumaroro island during the relevant time," he wrote.
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The result has been a sell-off of European government bonds as investment funds reassess the risks of holding such securities.
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Architects and developers, as well as the U.S. Green Building Council, which decides LEED's standards, will need to reassess their approach.
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While near-death experiences can prompt some people to reassess their priorities in life, she said that was not her style.
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Micklethwait previously said that if Bloomberg were to be selected as the Democratic presidential nominee, the outlet would "reassess" its policies.
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The consortium reached a basic agreement on the deal in mid-April but delayed formalising it to reassess Japan Display's prospects.
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A Commitment to the Community, especially its online component, is an opportunity to reassess the BPA's place in American cultural history.
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As Hollywood reels from the Weinstein scandal, it may have to reassess how much latitude it grants male artists and visionaries.
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She said when the AVMA completes its depopulation guidelines, the USDA will likely need to reassess its use of ventilation shutdown.
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Still, some analysts remain bullish on wearables, though they have been forced to reassess some of the timing of their earlier forecasts.
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But it does present a good time to reassess your financial goals and make sure your investments match up with your priorities.
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Once you reach that goal, you can reassess where you stand and create a new savings goal for 2025, and so on.
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But that could well change in the future, as it continues to reassess how it will deal with such costs, going forward.
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Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred recently said he would reassess whether the logo should still be a part of the sport.
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He planned to use the eclipse as a chance for renewal; to get rid of his own baggage, to reassess his life.
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Should those best practices or algorithms change, developers will have an opportunity to reassess and redesign the chip as quickly as possible.
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But when one of the researchers interrupted the robot's workflow, it was able to reassess almost immediately and get back on track.
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An NYPD spokesperson tells us they regularly reassess security measuring as well as staffing, and a number of options are under consideration.
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To that end, the intelligence community should reassess the various Taliban factions to determine whether any are genuinely interested in peace process.
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"For a long time predators have underestimated victims and underestimated women, and I think they are now going to reassess," Allred says.
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They're staying put but have previously told friends they will continue to evaluate and reassess whether they plan to stay in Washington.
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But after legislative efforts failed, Obama asked his attorney general and other administration lawyers to reassess his options for taking executive action.
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If the group significantly reduces its shareholding - not the agency's base case - Fitch may reassess the propensity of CIMB to support CIMBS.
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I'd argue that we should reassess the reality of what NATO is in the light of the commitment of the United States.
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He seemed perfectly happy when play was suspended for about three hours because it gave him a moment to relax and reassess.
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But what major lender wouldn't be eager to reassess its evaluation of Trump's creditworthiness in light of his recent ascension to power?
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I'd argue that we should reassess the reality of what NATO is in the light of the commitment of the United States.
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Whether the story is completely accurate, or only partially, the threat should make the US reassess the weakness in our supply chain.
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For readers who already know their way around, Wine School offers an opportunity to reassess beliefs and perhaps to develop new insights.
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The brothers said they planned to reassess their season in the next few days and again at the end of the year.
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"While many that were on the fence of buying a million dollar home many have had to reassess their move," Vivas said.
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Sterling's slide has sent inflation expectations soaring, driving investors to reassess chances of further easing by the Bank of England this year.
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The downward revision in estimated consumption has encouraged analysts to reassess the strength of gasoline demand in the world's largest driving market.
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OPEC officials said they will reassess the agreement — and whether it should be extended by another six months — at their May meeting.
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But assuming it does happen, it's already forcing European tech firms to reassess where they open offices, expand services and hire talent.
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After pumping, it's back to my email, voicemail, faxes (yep, we still use those), and I reassess my strategy for the afternoon.
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Doug Jones said if Tuesday's results are as bad for Sanders as the polls predict, then Sanders should seriously reassess — and quickly.
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Recent high-profile hate crimes are forcing technology companies to reassess how hate speech and harmful content manifests in closed groups online.
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American intelligence officials have begun to reassess the danger facing former spies living in the U.S. after the Salisbury poisoning in March.
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But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is pushing back on this, telling reporters that Trump will reassess after securing a "phase two" agreement.
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"The Foundation will no longer make multiyear commitments and will reassess philanthropic partnerships annually to allow maximum impact," further explains the site.
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Yet in an age of heightened public sensitivity to issues of gender, race and colonialism, museums are having to reassess his legacy.
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In April and May, the government and agencies will reassess the hunger situation across the country and update their humanitarian response plan.
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It follows a broad pattern in the business, as big companies reassess the viability of nuclear and the field of players shrinks.
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"We have the opportunity to get paid back quickly and reassess models, and turnover of our capital is so fast," Abrahamsen said.
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Likewise, the SEC should reassess rulemakings of the last eight years that address special interests' priorities instead of the agency's core mission.
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It has been forced to reassess its strategy, though there is no immediate prospect of withdrawing its 4,500 troops from the region.
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As U.S.-China competition in Asia intensifies, newly unfettered U.S. missile deployments may create the conditions for Beijing to reassess its interests.
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Reassess your monthly expenses to see where you can cut back and find cash to pay off debt and pad your savings.
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If we got a bad number on wages, there would be mounting evidence that they might want to reassess their tightening ambition.
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Whatever you discover, if reaching your goals requires more risk than you're comfortable taking, the next logical step is to reassess your goals.
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In this way, they could reassess the public space as something new: as a canvas for art, a backdrop for dream-like messages.
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Fitch will reassess Wharf's ratings following the spin-off, taking into consideration Wharf's future business plan in China and its intended capital structure.
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But I think we're immensely clever, and once we reassess these issues, we might devote ourselves to finding our way out of it.
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But Euphoria encourages us to reassess how the naked male body has been deployed within storylines about sexual abuse centered on dangerous men.
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Kids may also prompt you to reassess cash flow — not just for their new expenses but also college savings — and your insurance needs.
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And with at least two national polls showing Trump actually now ahead, this would seem like a good time for everyone to reassess.
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Sabatier recommends that, once you reach this level of financial success, you reassess your priorities and give yourself a pat on the back.
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As part of the deal struck with the auto industry, however, the Obama Administration agreed to reassess the fuel economy targets in 2018.
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If we put our shoulder to that wheel for 10 years or so, then we can come up for air, reassess, and recalibrate.
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If the transaction were not to close, Fitch would reassess NewStar's ratings in the context of its standalone operational, credit, and financial profiles.
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McKinney said Brazil had previously said it would reassess the tariffs two years from the September 2017 date on which they were imposed.
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The government's production forecast of 22.5 million tonnes remains unchanged for now but the Food Ministry is expected to reassess the situation soon.
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In situations like these you are forced to reassess yourself, since that's who you're going to be spending most of your time with.
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"This is coming as investors reassess how bad the news on health care actually is," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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Reassess what went down in the last few weeks and consider how it could have gone better, but don't rush into making amends.
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"Any customer that has built a spacecraft can stand back and now reassess whether they still need to build their own," Beck said.
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With the similarities to Watergate mounting, we brought Miller back to the program to reassess the scandal and where the investigation might lead.
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"If the economy is going well and you're not happy with your situation, it's perfect time to sit down" and reassess your situation.
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The OSMRE is also asking states to immediately reassess whether companies with current self-bonds still have the financial wherewithal to justify them.
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WEA and the American Petroleum Institute both asked regulators to pause implementation of the rule as the agency reassess and potentially rewrites it.
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Booker has joined many US lawmakers who've called for the US to reassess its relationship with Saudi Arabia following journalist Jamal Khashoggi's killing.
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At the same time, the re-emergence of political uncertainty in Italy and Spain has encouraged investors to reassess their euro zone holdings.
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It means that Wall Street, which has traditionally looked at a company like Equifax will have to reassess what it is going forward.
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He said the government should reassess its approach to chaplaincy, and hire more qualified Muslim chaplains who have credibility with mainstream Muslim communities.
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It will have to reassess employee schedules on the fly, as staff members leave unexpectedly when they or a family member gets sick.
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Iran was super in Asian qualifying, but as Saudi Arabia showed on Thursday, perhaps we need to reassess the degree of difficulty there.
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That theory did not materialize Tuesday, however, and a source close to his campaign said he would begin to reassess his presidential bid.
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At the end of that period, Starbucks will "reassess to make sure that our partners continue to be financially supported," Ms. Riley said.
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At the end of that period, Starbucks will "reassess to make sure that our partners continue to be financially supported," Ms. Riley said.
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GM plans to resume production on March 30, while Fiat Chrysler said it will reassess the situation at the end of its hiatus.
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There are some excellent ways to say "I don't know" to people who trust you: Let's reassess things when we have more information.
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Several new trends caused the firm to reassess, Morgan Stanley analysts led by Matthew Harrison wrote in a note to clients on Monday.
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And for this very reason, we have to reassess how credibility is judged by jurors, newspapers, among friends, and crucially, across the internet.
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But big donors are expected to reassess continuing to invest in super PAC ads attacking Trump and boosting Cruz after their latest loss.
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On the flip side, if your child is not eating well and isn't active, it may be time to reassess your family's habits.
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A federal judge in 2010 sided with conservationists and ordered the agency to reassess and potentially expand critical habitat acreage in those states.
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Organizations should continuously reassess their readiness to ensure their approach is balanced and that they have the right blend of technology and training.
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Bloomberg News will continue to investigate the Trump administration, though it plans to reassess its policy if Michael Bloomberg becomes the Democratic nominee.
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As in the past, NARA can reassess federal records cleared for destruction 7, 25 or 75 years after creation as deletion dates near.
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The court said the F.C.C. must reassess how its repeal changed the government's ability to offer those subsidies through a program called Lifeline.
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Substantial changes in Dodd-Frank could prompt market participants to reassess the likelihood of future systemic risk, putting downward pressure on asset prices.
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The implications of the ECB's rate tiering policy and open-ended asset purchases have prompted investors to reassess expectations for another rate cut.
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But homeowners who used their HELOCs to pay down other types of debt or buy a boat might want to reassess their loan.
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My experience with the German police has also made me reassess my attitude toward their role of making sure the country is safe.
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Other players, such as Qatar, EU/NATO and Russia will need to reassess their options once it become clear where power is held.
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The short-lived decision to introduce a "Best Popular Film" category, has forced us all to reassess what we consider an Oscar-worthy movie.
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If either Fitch or Moody's were to follow S&P's downgrade, it could roil financial markets as investors reassess the creditworthiness of U.S. Treasuries.
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"I would reassess the situation if the numbers change as a result of a centrist Democrat winning the nomination," he told the Washington Post.
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With Mars' influence illuminated by the moon, you'll feel the need to reassess how you've been handling an issue at work or at home.
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It will also allow the museum to reassess its own modernist collection of artists such as Jackson Pollock, Francis Bacon and Willem de Kooning.
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It is a ploy that forces the viewer to reassess their convictions, demonstrating how fine the line can be between freedom fighter and terrorist.
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"The other mantra, and you hear more about it in policing, is officers are expected to continually assess and reassess a situation," he added.
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More rain is also expected over the weekend, according to Thailand's meteorological department, something that will likely force rescuers again to reassess their plans.
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ICE gives immigrants 30 days to appeal the fines once issued, and the agency can then reassess them on a case-by-case basis.
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"The next step that I plan to take is to reassess sauropods from Australia that are slightly older than Savannasaurus and Diamantinasaurus," he said.
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J., sent a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and FBI Director Christopher Wray urging the State Department to reassess its travel advisory.
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After taking a semester off to reassess life, she came up with the Carter Cruise brand - and launched it with a topless photo shoot.
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They should also "reassess the amount and sufficiency of their cybersecurity insurance coverage," to be certain a hefty GDPR fine is covered, he said.
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The company will reassess its plans for its stake in the chip business when Toshiba Memory's initial public offering (IPO) comes closer, Kurumatani said.
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There is much speculative froth in these moves, particularly in Shanghai, but there is also a collective attempt to reassess this market's supply risks.
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" Juncker said that as long as negotiations are ongoing, "we will hold off on further tariffs and reassess existing tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Eldorado also said it would only reassess its decision to freeze its investment if it got a permit for a flotation plant in Skouries.
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"I have concluded that it would be prudent to reassess the need for the rule and give further consideration to certain elements," Johnson wrote.
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"The airspace will be restricted until May 30 and then we will reassess," Mustafa Baig, a spokesman for Pakistan's Civil Aviation Authority, told Reuters.
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The credit profile would be affected if the political situation were to develop in such a way that leads us to reassess governance standards.
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But the risk of running foul of sanctions and losing access to the U.S. financial system has caused many companies to reassess their plans.
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For now, SideOneDummy is at a turning point as its owners reassess their business plan to navigate the fickle and ever-changing music industry.
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The 1,300-page report comes a year after the Obama administration announced it would reassess the leasing program for coal mining on federal land.
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But I went through a bit of a crisis at the end of 2018 and had to completely reassess the way I approach culture.
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S. trade war would force Dutch asset manager NN Investments to reassess its view that European stocks are due for a comeback in 2019.
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At the time, the agency also said it would reassess the other portion of the rules after legislation overhauling the tax code was enacted.
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It hauled in $357 million in the U.S. and $1.2 billion at the global box office -- and people began to reassess what was possible.
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"It looks as though the NDP are facing a disappointing finish and will need to reassess what to do in the future," Maggi said.
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Byron Mallott (D) said, though the Interior Department has just recently moved to reassess supplies of oil and viability of drilling in the ANWR.
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Michael McCarthy, chief strategist at CMC Markets and Stockbroking said rising treasury yields, were prompting investors to reassess values, which was weighing on market.
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The House Judiciary Committee will hold a markup Wednesday on legislation to decriminalize marijuana federally and reassess marijuana-related convictions, the panel announced Monday.
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Outside groups also said they would need to reassess what went wrong in the North Carolina runoff but vowed to continue their recruitment efforts.
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But recent stumbles for meal kit services and delivery-only restaurants known as virtual kitchens have forced investors to reassess where the opportunity lies.
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" JJ KINAHAN, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, TD AMERITRADE, CHICAGO "It is one more hike and then let's reassess because some of the numbers have changed.
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Now Keys and Stephens have reached their first major finals after having had time to reassess their sport and its vagaries from a distance.
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They are full of narrative tripwires that force us to pay attention, reassess our reflexive responses, revise what we think the story is about.
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The Marine Corps will need to reassess how many F-35 squadrons it can field as it prepares for other cuts across the forces.
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Though its power projection capability truly is formidable, U.S. policymakers would be wise to reassess Russia's comprehensive power in both real and relative terms.
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If Bloomberg becomes the Democratic presidential candidate and Trump is the Republican candidate, the news organization will "reassess how to do that," Micklethwait said.
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The shift came with budget reductions for USDA, forcing the department's Agricultural Research Service, which operated the ASF program, to reassess its research objectives.
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If you think that traveling is outside your budget or has to cost an entire month's paycheck, I encourage you to reassess your travel plans.
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Accomplishing that task may not be easy: criticized banks have five months to reassess and rewrite wide swaths of their resolution plans to regulators' satisfaction.
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As hard as it was to watch Edgar succeed where she wanted to, the toughest bit was using those feelings to reassess her own career.
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More broadly, the Trump administration's more hawkish approach to China may have led Beijing to reassess the strategic value of its relationship with North Korea.
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As a line cook who used to live paycheck to paycheck and barely got by up until that day, the moment made me reassess everything.
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Democrats also asked FEMA whether they plan to reassess how they responded to Hurricane Maria, and whether they will change their disaster preparedness plans accordingly.
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Gilt yields have crept upwards as investors reassess the British economy, and could go a lot higher if the nasty rhetoric coming from ministers continues.
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However, that bill also asked the FCC to reassess the 250,000 limit after about six months, whereas this exemption is locked in for five years.
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And above all, businesses and markets worldwide are now dealing with the repercussions of Brexit, as the British pound plunges, and companies reassess their futures.
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Over the years, she's learned how to assess or reassess what healing looks like and the dangers of conversations that posit abusers at extreme polarities.
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But what is new is the surge in micro-mobility options afforded to people, which have pushed cities to reassess how to organize their streets.
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Standard & Poor's said it would reassess the group's credit rating, noting that the abrupt sale of assets had raised questions about Wanda's strategy and finances.
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Julianne Nicholson, who plays Harding's coach Diane Rawlinson, said that the experience of making the film made her reassess her preconceived notions about Harding's character.
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Once-off-limits drugs are gaining a bigger foothold in the health care market as scientists reassess how they work and what they're capable of.
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In April 2018, the court granted a preliminary injunction on the lawsuit, telling ICE to reassess where it had put Garcia Ramirez and Hernandez Alfaro.
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Given the response to that album, it would've been easy for Lamar to lean back for a moment and reassess where to move to next.
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The U.K. government should reassess its invitation to U.S. President Donald Trump for a state visit later this year, according to London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
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These findings suggest cities and communities may need to reassess their risk and find new ways to prepare for harsher weather as climate change continues.
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During Trump's State of the Union address last month, he pledged to increase the Pentagon's budget and reassess military alliances and agreements with foreign nations.
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If not, Apple may have to reassess its strategy, or face off with investors that have punished the company's stock in the past couple years.
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In turn, they have piled back into bonds and gold as they reassess how many of Trump's perceived pro-growth policies would likely be enacted.
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Those unable to get to Beijing in the next two months will still be able to reassess for themselves where Rauschenberg stands in the canon.
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We have an opportunity now to reassess the politics of evil and to consider responses to it that would mitigate rather than amplify human suffering.
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"We will have to reassess everything," Moscovici said when asked if the VAT reform plans included ending states' ability to set the tax at zero.
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Australian officials discussed concerns with Olympic officials in Rio on a daily basis, they said, adding that they would reassess the situation on Sunday evening.
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The loss of these exports came just at a time when the market was having to reassess the longer-term impact of Vale's safety issues.
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They would pledge to reassess things at their next summit in mid-December — Barnier on Thursday spoke of making progress in the next two months.
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But Devine, who has also suggested the campaign reassess its position after several states vote next Tuesday, is also clear that the voters matter most.
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In other developments: President Trump said the government would reassess the recommended 15-day period for "social distancing" after this week, amid widespread job losses.
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Speaking on CNBC, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, John Williams, said the central bank could reassess its views next year.
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You can also tell your boss that you'll try working remotely for a few weeks, then reassess and make sure it's convenient for everyone involved.
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READ: Bloomberg is reassessing his campaign after spending half a billion dollars to win American Samoa Bloomberg planned to "reassess" his campaign's viability on Wednesday.
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And Priorities USA will "reassess its plans" if the race tips in Sanders' favor and he is under attack from the president, a spokesman said.
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"I think collectively, unconsciously we are all thinking about how to reassess the communication of art and there are all these extraordinary tools," he said.
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And if it does turn into a rout that leads to large layoffs and business closures, Pennsylvania may have to reassess its great shale experiment.
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Painter and collagist William Villalongo makes work that explores Blackness and navigates the politics of historical erasure to reassess Western, American and African art histories.
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If a person in quarantine believes the CDC has made a mistake, they can request that the agency reassess its written order within 72 hours.
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However, the new disclosures about the consultations with Justice could prompt some to reassess the confrontational letter Cipollone sent to the House on Oct. 8.
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GAO TAKES ON PARK MAINTENANCE: The Government Accountability Office said Thursday that the National Parks Service (NPS) should reassess the effectiveness of its maintenance strategy.
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" They are cautious, however, and warn the commander in chief that he must avoid the "mistakes of its predecessors" and "drastically reassess America's jihadist enemies.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended 1.53% lower as the virus' spread to shores beyond China made investors swiftly reassess its potential economic impact.
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It "gives Victoria's Secret a chance to reassess and rebuild," wrote Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, in a note to clients last week.
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The leave — or pause, as I came to call it — allowed me to reassess my path and take stock of my strengths and my goals.
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Jose Cuervo will reassess its IPO plans in January, when the impact of Trump's upcoming presidency may be easier to evaluate, according to the sources.
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He had already been peeved about something else, he said, but after taking 90 seconds to breathe and reassess the situation, he let it slide.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has said she wants to reassess the GOP-crafted bill on a bipartisan basis and potentially repeal parts of it.
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He has gotten some medications to alleviate the chronic pain in his legs but is still looking for a doctor who will reassess his wounds.
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They are being asked to reassess their understanding of reality, to wipe out 15 years of enmity, to accept what once would have seemed unthinkable.
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Modernizing the data collection process will help address the second point: The government needs to reassess the accuracy of the data that it is collecting.
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As for its power generation business, Yabe said Marubeni plans to reassess the value of some overseas projects that are getting affected by falling electricity prices.
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For one, January is a huge month for promotions according to LinkedIn research, likely because that's when companies reassess their budgets for individual teams and employees.
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In October, West's reality star wife, Kim Kardashian, was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, forcing the family to reassess their security and their high public profile.
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"I think it's an opportunity to have the administration's ear, and to reassess the way that we provide social services in the South Bronx," she said.
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"We will accordingly monitor the impact of the exchange rate evolution – which is a source of uncertainty – and be ready to reassess if necessary," Villeroy said.
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"The increasing resources to secure compliance and the challenging conditions at the mining regions have forced Metalor to reassess its approach to artisanal mining," Metalor said.
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A source familiar with the matter said that Japan Display's financial situation has changed since the deal was agreed, prompting the group to reassess the business.
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This has forced us to reassess all areas of the nickel business, including our operations in New Caledonia, which continue to lose money at these prices.
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"Leadership transitions are inevitably a time of change in senior teams, as executives reassess their own plans, and the bank prepares for its future," Narev said.
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Consequently, any changes in Telenor's ownership or the links between the two would prompt us to reassess the level of support for DTAC from its parent.
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When monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe declared the referendum to be deeply flawed, Trump did not waiver or reassess his views.
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The export ban effects two of its three mines and the company said it would reassess the ongoing operation of both operations "over the coming weeks".
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In a further sign that the ECB's new guidance had prompted investors to reassess the outlook for rates and inflation, long-term inflation expectations fell back.
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In his AP interview, al-Abadi dismissed the comments on his country's oil, saying Trump is a "pragmatic man" who would reassess the situation in office.
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In the meantime, Fulham supporters have had time to reflect on the Premier League era, and reassess what it means to watch football at Craven Cottage.
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"Should the travel advice change prior to 30 October, Monarch will reassess the situation and decide when to restart services to Sharm El Sheikh," Monarch said.
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"To the extent Inhofe is willing to do that, that he's willing to now reassess his own role, then perhaps it can work out," he added.
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"If something causes us to materially reassess our outlook that's what would cause us to change our view from the appropriate stance of policy," Powell said.
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Now, President-elect Trump faces pressure to fill in his campaign rhetoric on nearly every issue and reassess some of his few but obscure specific promises.
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"I would reassess the situation if the numbers change as a result of a centrist Democrat winning the nomination," Schultz told The Washington Post on Thursday.
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Shop all women's bag and accessory deals hereThe Anniversary Sale is a great time to reassess your everyday carry and upgrade to a new work bag.
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Several federal agencies are reportedly refusing to take part in a White House panel that will reassess and counter the government's previous conclusions on climate change.
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If you depend on Medicaid to supplement the cost of care for your special needs child, now is the time to reassess your long-term plans.
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The New York Times reported that the senator would reassess his campaign after Tuesday's primaries, where he lost all but one state, Rhode Island, to Clinton.
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It's not as though you're going to say anything to him that's going to make him reassess where he stands on the world or admit fault.
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All of them said now is a good time to reassess your goals and investing strategy -- but not to panic and rush into bonds or cash.
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"We may now need to reassess earlier studies into how these organisms interacted, and particularly how they competed for space and resources on the ocean floor."
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This is a poignant time to have a conversation with someone who you need closure from, or to reassess where you feel like you fit in.
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But starting in 2021, the two companies will have the option to "reassess" the store network, allowing Hudson's Bay to find other uses for the properties.
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But American intelligence officials have begun to reassess the danger facing former spies living in the U.S. after Mr. Skripal was poisoned in England in March.
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The littlest change in weather — say, wind that starts blowing in a different direction — forces firefighters to reassess their risks and redefine their strategies, and quickly.
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He is perhaps the most central player as regulators reassess bank rules put into place quickly, and often bluntly, in response to the 211 financial crisis.
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U.S. companies are rushing to reassess their tax accounting after President Donald Trump enacted sweeping changes to the tax code, benefiting tax services providers like ADP.
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Only in the past decade did radiology professionals start to reassess the practice, based on changes in imaging technology and a better understanding of radiation's effects.
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The Sacklers have contributed millions to philanthropic organizations over the years but nonprofits have started to reassess money from the family as their name becomes toxic.
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At about this novel's midpoint, Choi pulls the tablecloth from under her narrative and forces you to reassess, from a different angle, all that's come before.
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Their discussions about a risqué book (it's "Fifty Shades of Grey") turn into discussions about their own sex lives, inspiring each to reassess their different situations.
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Don't you think if people really knew the odds of being captured or killed while working as a drug dealer they might reassess their career choice?
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Then we come across a video of a Golden Retriever admiring a landscape painting and realize it's time to reassess what we think makes us unique.
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As we continue to reassess whose stories are worth telling and who should get to tell them, we wind up valuing more wide-ranging kinds of movies.
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"We're looking at 2,250 [on the S&P 500] before the end of the year," he said, adding he will reassess when the market meets his goal.
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Others reassess their taste, wondering how they were ever able to enjoy a novel with pedophilia at its center, or the stand-up routine filled with misogyny.
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And a lot of experts see signs that more homeowners could find it hard to rebuild as insurers reassess the risk of a new future of fire.
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Pence told the Republican nominee that he and his wife were offended by Trump's comments on the tape and wanted to reassess Pence's placement on the ticket.
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As the country continues to digest the results, Rusch would "not be surprised by a disappointing 4Q16/early 2017 as business and consumers reassess their financial positions."
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Consequently, Fitch believes potential risks exist that at a future date SoftBank could reassess its level of support if the turnaround strategy does not gain sufficient traction.
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"We must constantly reassess our defenses in order to find and close security gaps so that Islamist militants cannot slip into our country undetected," Ryan's plan said.
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Staff frequently reassess participants' levels of consciousness on a formal scale, says Dr. Gaeta, so they can identify any changes that suggest deepening central nervous system depression.
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This is a great time to reassess the direction you want to head in and try to figure out how to surmount the obstacles in your life.
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Any time that happens, even with a really large company, it tends to be a good opportunity to reassess things, rethink things, look at the broader context.
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Still, January is a good time to reassess the long-term plan, and year-end statements coming soon will make it easy to see where you stand.
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In addition to making sure that the spacecraft would still be able to collect its surface samples, mission scientists were also able to reassess its landing site.
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"I have been on the job 15 months working on the forward vision and strategy here and it's natural to reassess board," he said in an interview.
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In light of what happened in Vietnam, however, Seoul likely will need to reassess its plans moving forward with inter-Korean relations and its alliance with Washington.
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For investors who are very worried about the market or about current events, it might also be a good time to reassess overall risk tolerance, Manning said.
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"It's a moment of reckoning and a moment of soul-searching, in which people must reassess and meaningfully adjust their behavior," a former studio head told me.
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President Trump and his administration must reassess their priorities and make certain that they continue to support the first-responders in states and cities across the country.
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Zobrist was expected to be in the South Bend lineup Friday night as the designated hitter and continue playing through weekend before the Cubs reassess his situation.
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The Romanian tax authority confirmed to the Thomson Reuters Foundation that it had given up its claim for the money and it would reassess Gabriel's tax records.
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They should periodically reassess whether their admissions plans remain legal and effective, and also re-examine every few years whether the conclusions of previous studies remain valid.
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Company founder and chairman, Charles Dunstone, said Infracapital's deal to buy rural provider Gigaclear earlier this year caused TalkTalk to reassess the terms of its own agreement.
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In earthquake-prone San Francisco, the new 58-story Millennium apartment tower has taken on a pronounced lean, forcing city officials to reassess how buildings are vetted.
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If we can't do that, if it turns out that there is no capacity to deliver the outcome that both presidents said they wanted, yeah, we reassess.
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Some potential pain points: You have an opportunity to switch plans annually with open enrollment, so reassess your options every year, said McClanahan at Life Planning Partners.
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She turns out to be a little crazy, and his attempt to escape her forces Eleanor to reassess the importance of her husband's role in her life.
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He added that the United States would reassess the prospects for cooperation with Russia in light of this "egregious violation" of the week-old cessation of hostilities.
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BlueMountain's flagship Credit Alternatives fund is down roughly 4% through the end of June, and the $18.5 billion manager has been under pressure to reassess its approach.
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It puts the gun control issue to rest, and puts pressure on the Democrats to reassess and focus on the Republican agenda of defeating radical Islamic terror.
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In Madison's third life as secretary of state under President Jefferson and then as president himself, he was forced to reassess repeatedly his own foreign policy positions.
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American, Alaska, Delta, and United are expanding and waiving some change and cancellation ticket fees for both domestic and international flights as people reassess their travel plans.
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The lockdown has also prompted some people to reassess their lives and what is most important to them, bringing unexpected realizations and touching moments with their families.
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The lockdown has also prompted some people to reassess their lives and what is most important to them, bringing unexpected realizations and touching moments with their families.
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In it, he asked the State Department to reassess its warning for travelers, writing on Twitter on Wednesday evening that he was "extremely saddened" by the deaths.
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The failure of the Wii U led the company to reassess its business model, and for the first time ever it has started creating games for smartphones.
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"I have been on the job 15 months, working on the forward vision and strategy here, and it's natural to reassess board," he said in an interview.
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But a moment of reassessment is a good time to reassess things for yourself, so I spent this week reading about the lost world of the 1990s.
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After the first 2012 bond deal was completed, Mr. Ryan argued to colleagues that Goldman should reassess, and potentially end, its relationship with 1MDB, the people said.
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EPA scientists and staff believed that they would then have weeks or months to reassess previous findings and potentially permanently stop the project, according to the sources.
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In the concept of the ethnic democracy, Gordis lays out a bracing idea that ought to make us reassess knee-jerk impositions of American values on Israel.
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Perhaps I should figure out why I'm feeling that way, communicate it, and reassess why I want to run away from my relationship with Gary the cop.
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The researchers acknowledge a limitation of their study is how small it is, but it causes them to reassess that interpreting human social cues came from domestication.
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We must also urgently reassess the available intelligence on issues like joint Iranian-North Korea nuclear and ballistic-missile programs, free from the Obama administration's political biases.
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In a statement on Wednesday, the department said it had complied with the stay but would "quickly" reassess Mr. Hawkins's employment given the new evidence and authority.
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A Tsai win would buy time for America to reassess and readjust its relationship with Taiwan, which has been undervalued by a series of administrations in Washington.
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Still, the urgency of the climate crisis demands we reassess our relationship to things; we could begin by acknowledging how much they connect us to other people.
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Now, the Pentagon says that it will reassess specific portions of the bid, in light of Amazon's challenges to certain technical aspects of the Microsoft Azure cloud.
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Then you start having pretty much all investors trying to reassess both their risk level as well as what is happening in the market to cause this.
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"So I pulled the plug on all my movies because I want to reassess who I am and find myself within my roles again," she told the outlet.
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If the thought of winning big so you can quit gives you a thrill, it's probably time to reassess your career goals and think carefully about the future.
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With the balance of power between cities now in question, fintech talent and funding are up for grabs and banks must reassess their strategy for responding to PSD2.
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"If something happens to cause us to materially reassess that outlook, that's what would cause us to change our views on the appropriate stance of policy," Powell said.
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"Recent accounts regarding the performance of our penny machines have led us to reassess this offering," Michael Rhodes, head of TD Bank's consumer bank, said in a statement.
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He urged Malaysia to reassess its methods for measuring poverty and take into account vulnerable groups excluded from the data such as stateless families, migrant workers, and refugees.
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Finally, as Andrew Westlin, a certified financial planner at Betterment, tells CNBC Make It, you may have to reassess your priorities to put saving for a house first.
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You need to reassess when you're nearing retirement, Ashley Folkes, an Arizona-based CFP, tells CNBC Make It. Be especially cautious of investing too heavily in conservative assets.
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On Tuesday, New Zealand's Court of Appeal, citing human rights risks, ordered the government to reassess its decision to extradite a man to China to face murder charges.
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Japan Display's results will be closely watched by its Chinese-Taiwanese suitors, who delayed an up to 80 billion yen investment this week to reassess the company's prospects.
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They're also no substitute for imagination, inspiration, and a willingness to reassess when your cosmic purple threat looks like the love child of Vin Diesel and a prune.
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President-elect Trump promised big tax cuts and infrastructure spending during his campaign, which analysts said had forced global investors to reassess the impact of his policy plans.
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But the governor left his long-term plans open, saying he would reassess his decision not to resign if it became clear he had no viable path forward.
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Fico said the intervening period should be used to reflect not only upon Britain's future ties, but for the rest of the bloc to reassess its global position.
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Consequently, Fitch believes some risks would exist that at a future date SoftBank could reassess its level of support if the turnaround strategy does not gain sufficient traction.
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"Vivendi prefers to go with a soft approach for now but if there is no way to discuss, we'll have to reassess at this point," the source said.
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But, he added that it's time to reassess Beijing's role in the World Trade Organization, especially given projections that China will one day become the world's largest economy.
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"With our government (pension reform plans) are untouchable... it will rather be necessary to reassess the citizen's income," Salvini said in an interview in daily Corriere della Sera.
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However Falih, speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an industry event in Abu Dhabi, also said producers would reassess the situation and extend the agreement if necessary.
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He said last week that the DNC should reassess the criteria for the third debate, suggesting that the party was trying to prune the field of candidates early.
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That's why the U.S. Chemical Safety Board — an independent federal investigator — has urged companies, emergency planners, and regulators to reassess the chemical industry's preparedness for hurricanes and floods.
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But three additional cases highlighted by the network show how much effort it would take the Puerto Rican government to reassess thousands of deaths that followed the hurricane.
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Today, Abrams, 45, still has her spreadsheet, but now she uses the document as a checklist to help reassess which goals still drive her and which goals don't.
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Hundreds of Salesforce workers have urged CEO Marc Benioff to reassess the company's contracts with the agency, but Salesforce has said it has no plans to do so.
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But there was a palpable sense on his Asia trip that the world was awaiting a new president to reassess American policies in Syria, Ukraine and North Korea.
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St. Louis may have to reassess its situation following a 10-game road trip that began Friday with the team's seventh loss when tied entering the ninth inning.
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Mark Thompson, the president and CEO of the New York Times Company, said that the strong showing in digital revenue prompted the company to reassess its subscription goal.
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Like Bajan, when she decided it was time to start spending more on marketing, she had to reassess how much she really needed to remove from the company.
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I pause under the awning of a closed shop to take a moment to reassess, to figure out how to go on, when the answer comes to me.
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But this is what a centenary season should do: Brush the dust of some lesser-known works and give us the chance to reassess them and their maker.
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Bonny Doon also made a sparkling white and a sparkling rosé in 2017, but is pausing to reassess its plans for canned wines, said Randall Grahm, its proprietor.
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The work explores the aftermath of the death of a young gay dancer, as his roommates reassess their lives and Anna and Pale hurtle into a stormy relationship.
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The success of these small-scale farmers has led some experts to reassess the legacy of Zimbabwe's forced land redistribution, even as they condemn its violence and destruction.
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"As the situation surrounding COVID-230 evolves, the brand will continue to reassess needs and identify opportunities for The Body Shop to provide supplies," brand reps told Refinery2720.
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Last fall, Elliott also went after AT&T, and the firm got that company to reassess its plans to elevate COO John Stankey to CEO, among other moves.
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"If the soft inflation data persist, that would be concerning and, ultimately, could lead me to reassess the appropriate path of policy," Ms. Brainard said in New York.
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It will continue to monitor developments on the mortgage and real estate markets closely, and will regularly reassess the need for an adjustment of the countercyclical capital buffer.
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Marks said he felt stocks were fairly valued, and it was time to reassess the market because those who took risks made big money in the prior year.
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The American people need to understand why we have 6,000 troops in Africa, and we need to reassess our strategy and tactics, and most important reinforce our resources.
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But if U.S. output continues to increase at the current rate, OPEC will eventually be forced to reassess its production cuts and start protecting its market share again.
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BRITAIN'S QUEEN ELIZABETH SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL REASSESS FISCAL RULE PLANS IN EVENT OF PRONOUNCED RISE IN INTEREST RATES, TAKING INTEREST COSTS ABOVE 6% OF GOVERNMENT REVENUE - QUEEN'S SPEECH
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If your clothes prevent you from getting past security swiftly, booking it to your gate, and sitting comfortably for your three- or 13-hour flight, it's time to reassess.
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" The CNN star added, "She is just extraordinary, and people are just going to have to reassess — she is not that kid that used to party with Paris Hilton.
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"It's important to frequently reassess your monthly expenses to see where you can cut back and find cash to pay off debt and add to your saving," she said.
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SAO PAULO/RIBEIRAO PRETO, Brazil, May 2 (Reuters) - Brazil will reassess the methodology used to set the government's minimum guarantee prices for coffee, the Agriculture Ministry said on Thursday.
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Researchers at George Washington University, tasked by the Puerto Rican governor to reassess the death toll, did not individually examine each death that occurred during and after the hurricane.
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"Recent accounts regarding the performance of our Penny machines have led us to reassess this offering," Michael Rhodes, the company's head of consumer banking, explained to CNN last year.
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The German ban is indefinite but parliament will reassess it in 2021 under a compromise reached between the conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) and the left wing Social Democrats (SPD).
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No sooner have we fathomed their motivations and desires then the viewpoint shifts, leaving the viewer enthralled and off-balance, forced to reassess everything they were sure they knew.
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In their eyes, if anti–gun violence activists are ever going to be successful, they need to do more to build national support and reassess how they treat survivors.
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" Edward Spinks, a London theater technician, said he was "not willing to accept Brexit yet" and hoped the ruling would clear the way for Britain to "reassess its position.
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Dr. Casas: In many cases we'll keep them at home and then call back and check in to see how the poor person's doing and reassess what's going on.
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Morrison and Jennifer Nuzzo, a senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, say the U.S. and other nations need to reassess their contributions to stopping this outbreak.
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"This is just a continuation of the upward trend in bond yields as people reassess economic prospects," said Grant Lewis, head of research at Daiwa Capital Markets in London.
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Why it matters: Having long priced in a happy ending to the trade war, the market will need to reassess U.S. businesses and the state of the U.S. economy.
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Nicotine is the story of a beautiful young woman named Penny, who falls in with an anarchist collective and must reassess her politics and her sense of self simultaneously.
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Check Your PrivilegeBecause the action takes place in London's poorest and most diverse neighborhoods, the midwives are often confronted with situations in which they need to reassess their perspectives.
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The soy plant is scheduled to be closed through next Wednesday, but it was still buying soybeans and would reassess the closure on Monday, an Iowa grain merchant said.
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Established U.S. and European airlines have been forced to reassess the way they court customers as budget airlines offer cheap tickets for relatively comfortable flights on newer, sleeker jets.
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I'd not really eaten properly for about six months, and the process of drying out and then wolfing down half-decent cooked food forced me to reassess my options.
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On Thursday, Reuters reported that the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) wanted the finance ministry to reassess the idea of issuing foreign currency overseas sovereign bonds and seek wider consultation.
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In a further sign that the ECB's new guidance had prompted investors to reassess the outlook for rates and inflation in the bloc, long-term inflation expectations also fell.
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The Trump administration is planning to create an ad hoc group of federal scientists to reassess and counter the government's conclusions on climate change, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
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In the long run, this is a good time for humans to begin reassessing our relationship with captive animals on many levels, and reassess how we experience "wild" life.
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The potential debt offering underscores how disappointing market debuts for Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT) prompted other money-losing start-ups with lofty valuations to reassess their IPO plans.
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And Trump offers corrective public policy action to resolve long-ignored problems such as globalization (reassess global alliances and commerce) unfair trade (impose tariffs) and illegal immigration (restrict immigration).
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In a similar case, the justices in March 2017 ordered a lower court to reassess whether Virginia's Republican-led legislature unlawfully tried to weaken the power of black voters.
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China requested that President Donald Trump back off his threat of tariffs on Chinese imports, treat Chinese investments equally under U.S. security reviews, and reassess the ban on ZTE.
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Days before the law was set to go into effect on December 7, following international attention from organizations like Tate and Amnesty, the government promised to reassess the law.
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At a hearing on Thursday convened by a Board of Supervisors committee, city officials said the Millennium Tower situation had caused them to reassess the way buildings are vetted.
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Before the 2016 vote, Nissan warned that leaving the European Union could force the company to reassess its plans for its plant in Sunderland, in the north of England.
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And it has begun to reassess its culture, installing safeguards now common in corporate America but far less so in the performing arts, where autocratic personalities often hold sway.
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At a minimum, Congress should reassess their Visa Waiver status based on countries' particular due diligence and residency requirements, and the speed by which their citizenship may be obtained.
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Moving forward, Secretary Acosta must take this history into account and reassess his incorrect assertion that the SEC merely punted when the fiduciary rule was first being rolled out.
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If the administration breaks with a more than three-decade trend of approving vertical deals, it would force advisors to reassess all that they had previously accepted as certain.
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If CRA were to reassess 2011 to 2013 taxation years, their estimated taxes payable in Canada would further increase by about $310 million for this period, the company said.
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And finally, investors should talk to a financial advisor who can work with them as they review their goals, reassess their risk and come up with an investment strategy.
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What the United States should do is take the respite provided by ISIS' territorial collapse in Syria and Iraq to reassess and answer fundamental questions regarding its counterterrorism approach.
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Japan Display had been pursuing a bailout deal with a Chinese-Taiwanese consortium, but the suitors repeatedly delayed making a formal decision in order to reassess the company's prospects.
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In announcing the move, the US diplomatic mission in Turkey said "recent events" have forced the US to "reassess the commitment" of Turkey to the safety of its staff.
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He estimated the tax would raise around C$400 million a year for the first two years, at which point Ottawa and the provinces will meet to reassess the initiative.
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But the Canadian example highlights that even laws that have worked well for decades are challenged by technological advances — and that the response may be to reassess and revise them.
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With consumers spreading out their holiday shopping throughout the week and more people move online, more companies have started to reassess whether opening stores on Thanksgiving makes any business sense.
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James Bardrick, UK Country Officer for Citi, which has 9,000 UK employees, said that even if Britain is able to negotiate such rights, banks were likely to reassess London operations.
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Traditional funds may need to reassess their compliance with disclosure laws, according to a memo to clients from Davis Polk, a New York law firm with expertise in financial services.
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Yesterday Aetna said it was canceling plans to expand into five more states and will reassess involvement in the 15 states where it currently offers coverage on Obamacare's individual exchanges.
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With debt and the structural deficit rising and Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini pushing for tax cuts next year, the Commission will reassess Rome's fiscal stance on June 5.
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Anything unexpected happening during a test like this is reason to abort and reassess, so it won't be a surprise if we hear that Starhopper tests have been indefinitely delayed.
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"When you have nothing to go home to, no one to celebrate these things with, it's time to maybe reassess and figure out what you're not doing right," she says.
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I had to take a few months out to reassess but I thought I'm just going to give it one more shot and obviously I didn't have any major expectations.
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They also questioned how much of the pipeline's path the tribe wants to reassess and whether they would need to issue a broader injunction to block construction all along it.
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"And yet, despite the success of our community, our operating costs became too high, and we had to reassess our prospects," the company writes in a note detailing the closure.
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But will the first taste of peace for thousands of fighters stuck in a bloody stalemate spark enough internal discord that the Taliban leadership must reassess its approach to negotiations?
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But as soon as we started looking at the challenge, we realised it was more of a human problem, not a technical one, and required us to reassess our approach.
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As difficult as it is when you're fresh out of a partnership, spending time alone can allow you to reassess what you want and need from a partner, she says.
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"A campaign mindset is needed to continually reassess the plan's assumptions and approaches, searching for shifts within and among them that would argue for an altered course," the report said.
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CMS's so-called market assessment will reassess all laboratory payment rates using just one segment of the laboratory market and have that assessment dominated by data from just two laboratories.
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"We call on governments, large organizations and international agencies to reassess their bureaucratic procedures and spend money where it's needed to prevent further loss of life," said Help Refugee's Naughton.
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The "Mad Money" host noted how easily false accusations can decimate stock prices in this environment, arguing that it was time for investors to reassess the risks in the market.
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Every single year before China was allowed into the World Trade Organization in 2001, Congress had the option to reassess the U.S.'s trade relationship with China and raise tariffs.
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The judge then decides how to proceed, whether by waiting until the defendant's next court appearance to reassess their bail status—or else issuing an immediate warrant for their arrest.
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We're still in the early days, but it seems a safe bet that this CES is going to be quiet on the smartwatch front, as companies reassess the flagging category.
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Carillion, which maintains railways, roads and military bases, said it believed the slowdown was caused by the government taking time to reassess its spending priorities ahead of its November budget.
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If you ever think about booing someone during karaoke, do the world a favor: go home and reassess all the decisions in your life that led you to this moment.
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By the morning after Mr. Trump's upset victory, nerves were downright frayed, with buyers canceling viewings and delaying contracts, saying they needed to reassess, according to brokers, lawyers and developers.
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A few disasters ago, I would have joined in lock step behind this theory, but recent events and a quick and unsavory review of history have caused me to reassess.
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Trump froze the $230 million in March, threatening to withdraw United States forces from Syria, subject to a review to reassess Washington's role in the brutal seven-year-old conflict.
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If you answer "no" to these questions, you should reassess (preferably with a pro) how reducing your stock exposure might change your ability to spend what you want in retirement.
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Depending how the tool works, it may either grade the reliability of the product page, or remove the fake reviews from the aggregate in order to reassess the product's rating.
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His hesitance made America's two most important allies in the region, Saudi Arabia and Israel, reassess the American commitment to the containment of Iran and, consequently, to their own security.
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A change in Citigroup's resolution plan could prompt us to reassess the parent's ability or propensity to support CTL, which, however, is less likely to occur in the near term.
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"The evidence on climate risk is compelling investors to reassess core assumptions about modern finance," he wrote, explaining that climate change is the top concern that investors raise with BlackRock.
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The president has refused to budge when it comes to support for Saudi Arabia, despite the growing calls in Washington for the US to reassess the value of the relationship.
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The main opposition party formally asked Turkey's electoral commission Tuesday afternoon to reassess the contents of multiple ballot boxes and — in a separate appeal — to annul the entire poll result.
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The new year makes for a great time to reassess your credit card strategy and make sure you&aposre getting enough value from your cards to justify any annual fees.
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Maybe his postelection honeymoon has made people more optimistic about the next four years, but it hasn't led people to reassess their deeply held views of his character and ability.
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News that special counsel Robert Mueller had served Bannon with a grand jury subpoena hit during the testimony, prompting committee members to pause and reassess the whole process, Axios added.
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The findings intensified pressure on the International Olympic Committee to reassess Russia's medals from the 21980 Winter Olympics in Sochi and penalize the nation ahead of the 2100 Winter Games.
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The Commission has said it will reassess Rome's compliance with EU fiscal rules, including the requirement to cut debt, in June, taking into account the final debt data from Eurostat.
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The centennial of the Declaration of the Rights of the Negro Peoples is an opportunity for the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) to reassess the merits of a Pan-African outlook.
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Earlier, the Post, which is owned by Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, reported that Amazon executives had had internal discussions to reassess the situation in New York and explore alternatives.
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Specifically, should capital be managed more aggressively such that CVB's TCE/TA ratio falls below 8%, Fitch would reassess the current level and Outlook to determine if it is still appropriate.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) urging him to "reassess" and suggested that Congress would impose sanctions on Turkey — and call for its suspension in NATO — if it attacked the Kurds in Syria.
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But other policymakers, taken aback by the euro move, felt that it was too early to make any commitment at Thursday's meeting and want to reassess the whole situation in March.
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"I'm going to sort of reassess my life after this year and figure out what I'm going to continue to do — whether that's continuing to play or something different," Lloyd said.
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Knowing that you've got a milestone birthday coming up, you might want to take a moment to reassess: What is it that you really want and how can you get there?
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Weinstein has been ousted from the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, and both The Producers Guild of America and The Television Academy are expected to reassess his status this week.
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Germany, mindful of the country's powerful car industry, has been hesitant to back the 2050 target, which is seen as opening the door for the bloc to reassess its 2030 goal.
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Pat Brown, CEO and founder of Impossible Foods, a start-up which makes plant-based alternatives aimed to look and taste like meat, expects more customers to reassess their meat consumption.
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"I'm very grateful for it because then it forced me to reassess who I am and what I believe in, therefore giving me just a better understanding of myself," she says.
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Maybe. Just keep in mind that, by the time Venus is direct next month, she will have helped us reassess what enchants and attracts us, from home design to our closets.
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Carney said the Bank would reassess the economic outlook once it had more visibility on the nature of, and transition to, the country's new relationship with the European Union after Brexit.
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But more recent hawkish comments from Fed officials have helped give the dollar a lift in a fairly dramatic move against a basket of currencies as traders reassess interest rate expectations.
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If legislation does not entirely eliminate the need for the distribution regulations, Treasury will reassess the distribution rules and Treasury and the IRS may then propose more streamlined and targeted regulations.
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Two senators who had been seriously weighing throwing their support behind Rubio privately told CNN that his debate performance had made them reassess the race until after the New Hampshire primary.
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A senior executive at another European bank said: "We would have to reassess our options here in London in that case," referring to the potential demand to set up a subsidiary.
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Natural disasters are devastating, but also provide an opportunity for us to reassess how we can invest in our communities to promote racial equity and climate outcomes that benefit all populations.
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With risks of further crisis in the former Soviet Union likely, the U.S. government should reassess its tools to thwart and mitigate Moscow's support for separatism and conflicts in the future.
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An exhibition of six of Mr. Morea's mid-60s paintings, which opened last week at the White Columns gallery in Chelsea, offers a chance to reassess the art road not taken.
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Prosecutors in D.C., where Flynn's own case is being handled, wrote in a filing Wednesday that they planned to "reassess" their position on what sentence Flynn should receive after Kian's trial.
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Major container shippers initially dismissed scrubbers as too expensive a method to comply with the IMO's 2020 mandate, but FGE said changing market conditions have forced them to reassess their viability.
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The time has come to challenge them and to reassess whether an alliance that has long been considered a cornerstone of American national security policy is doing more harm than good.
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In the process, Daoud gives the murdered man a name, Musa, and forces the reader to reassess Camus's story in the context of French colonialism in Algeria and current religious politics.
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In some cases, this might require auditors to reassess key aspects of their audit as a result of the fast-changing situation, and demand further evidence from management, the FRC said.
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The company, which operates primarily in London, Birmingham and southern England, said it still intended to make the increased returns but would reassess it in its full year results in June.
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In some cases, this might require auditors to reassess key aspects of their audit as a result of the fast-changing situation, and demand further evidence from management, the FRC said.
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If a series of laser appointments is out of your budget and you still want to get rid of the hair under your arms, you can reassess the way you shave.
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There are caveats: Internet speeds will be severely throttled, and after two weeks the government will reassess whether Kashmiris can continue to access the internet or shut it down once again.
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As part of the deal, Hudson's Bay will retain ownership of its Lord & Taylor real estate and, starting in 103, it has the right to reassess and potentially redevelop these locations.
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Carillion said on Wednesday it believed the slowdown was caused by the government appointed after the June 23 referendum taking time to reassess its spending priorities ahead of its November budget.
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Ideally, tax filers should step away from their returns upon completion, then reassess, said April Walker, lead manager for tax practice and ethics at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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But he said his horror at the images of "innocent children, innocent babies" choked by poison gas in a rebel-held area of Syria had caused him to reassess his approach.
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The family, which hails from New York City, had originally agreed to reassess after the first six months of the administration whether they would stay in Washington, according to the Post.
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We've made a game plan that after the Olympics that we'll reassess when I'll retire, but it will not last forever, and then I will be there with them full time.
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Talk to a financial advisor, a professional to help you, calm you down and work with you as you review your goals, reassess your risk and perhaps reset your investment strategy.
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These are the facts that must be put into consideration in order for us to reassess a multitude of issues that need to be clarified with careful, objective and exhaustive scrutiny.
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The "Mad Money" host enlisted the help of technician Carley Garner, co-founder of DeCarley Trading and author of "Higher Probability Commodity Trading," to reassess the state of the bond market.
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The Las Vegas shooting has prompted the New York Police Department to reassess its New Year's preparations as well, with the city, and Times Square in particular, long considered likely targets.
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In your family, you may want to reassess the timing of extracurricular activities to see if you can align your schedules to allow everyone to have a seat at the table.
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The release of "All da Smoke," the first video from that once-vaunted collab tape, allows us to reassess at least one of those songs, and guess what, it's not bad!
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"After today's judgment, all website operators that insert third-party plug-ins (such as Facebook 'Like' buttons) in their websites should carefully reassess their compliance with EU data protection law," he agreed.
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It would be sensible to reassess the elements of that system in a changing world, and to do so with or without the ban should the threat be as critical as claimed.
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However, given what's at stake for our students and today's social and political realities, it is time for art historians to reassess the goals of our courses, and the discipline more broadly.
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While the letter, written by Biden campaign manager Greg Schultz, acknowledges that the social media company has said the ad complies with its policies, he asks that Twitter "promptly reassess" that position.
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"Chevron may need to decide then whether it wants to extend the deadline, or to reassess its strategy in Bangladesh," said the executive, who declined to be identified because of company policy.
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On October 8th the American embassy in Ankara announced it was suspending visa services across Turkey to "reassess" its host government's commitment to the security of its diplomatic facilities and staff members.
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When I was hired by an early-stage startup, they couldn't go up on salary, but they offered me a signing bonus and an agreement to reassess after our next fundraising round.
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President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban could affect the U.S. tourism sector, and related industries, in coming months as visitors reassess their holiday plans and business trips stateside, according to various reports.
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And Nadler suggested that should the session energize the public, House Democrats could be inclined to reassess their strategy, saying the party would "see where we go from there," after the hearings.
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Polish and Hungarian government bond yields dropped slightly, tracking Bunds, after European Central Bank (ECB) chief economist Peter Praet said on Monday that the bank would reassess the outlook for bank lending.
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And I think it's true of what happens in real families whenever there's some sort of tragic event — it causes many family members to reassess and possibly approach things a little differently.
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A banker who arranges debt sales for European banks said the uncertainty created by Santander meant investors would have to reassess how to estimate fair value on capital issuance from all banks.
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Also, always to mention that the deal is agreed upon but subject to board approval and can be renegotiated at any time; this earns you some wiggle room and time to reassess.
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Many investors have begun recently to reassess those expectations amid actions by the new administration to restrict trade and with few details yet available about proposed tax cuts, infrastructure spending and deregulation.
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The Commission did not say which multinationals are affected nor did it give an estimate for the amount Britain would recover, leaving it to UK tax authorities to reassess the tax liabilities.
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"The parties will recommence talks in the morning and I will reassess the position tomorrow night," he said, adding that the British government would consider "certain additional requests" made by the parties.
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Clarke Peters, who plays an African-American police chief in the small Missouri town beset by racial tensions in "Thee Billboards", said Hollywood "should go into a room and reassess their humanity".
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Meanwhile, many Saudis believe the U.S. shale oil boom has prompted Washington to reassess its military commitment in the Middle East that protects Riyadh in return for a sure supply of crude.
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On Sunday, the U.S. Embassy in the Turkish capital said on Twitter that "recent events" had forced Washington to reassess Ankara's commitment to the security of the U.S. mission and its personnel.
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In a memo Thursday, Trump directed agencies that requested redactions to reassess their reasons for keeping the records secret, and said he would make a decision on those requests within 180 days.
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Easing the perception of threat from North Korea could allow the United States to reassess its large defense force in South Korea, potentially redeploying some of that force to better counter China.
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In a news conference, central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn said the surprise will not lead the bank to reassess recent communication on monetary policy, as "it is not the time" for that.
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It came after a demanding couple of months for the rapper and his wife after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, forcing the family to reassess its security and public profile.
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Minutes released on Wednesday showed that the Fed, which hit pause in its easing cycle following a rate cut in October, is in no hurry to reassess the path of interest rates.
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Minutes released on Wednesday showed that the Fed, which hit pause in its easing cycle following a rate cut in October, is in no hurry to reassess the path of interest rates.
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Radha Muthiah, the food bank's president, said the organization had to reassess its targets, moving from those around the poverty line on food stamps to those making upward of $60,000 a year.
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Aging populations and decreasing birthrates are spurring countries across the globe to reassess how retirement works — and what needs to change in order to extend the benefits available today to future retirees.
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But the U.S. bank will now keep China's weight at 1% at the end of March, and reassess the schedule for inclusion later, a spokeswoman at the bank told Reuters on Thursday.
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Both players said they would reassess their health and their schedules in the immediate future, which leaves some questions about their availability for the United States Open, which begins in late August.
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"Retrogrades are a time for the three Rs: Review, Reflect, and Reassess, while Mercury governs your attitudes, communication and friendships," astrologer Jessica Lanyadoo, author of Astrology For Real Relationships, previously told Refinery29.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Wednesday said it would reassess the way it issues Clean Air Act pollution permits for new facilities, as a way to reduce regulatory burdens for businesses.
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A four-step strategyChirico, the CEO, says that after Avaya emerged from bankruptcy, the first thing the company did was reassess its strategy and the areas in which it wanted to invest.
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After that, the White House plans to reassess those exemptions, applying pressure in hopes of a quick resolution of talks to update the 24-year-old trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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But earlier this week, President Trump said he would reassess the situation in a about a year, indicating a willingness to let North Korea continue to nuclearize for at least that long.
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When it comes to our beauty routines, different seasons require different things, so as much as we love certain beauty products, it's important to reassess our routines a few times per year.
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Since the attack, lifeguards have posted "Shark Sighted" and "No Swimming" signs along Hanalei Bay and will reassess the water Tuesday to determine if it's safe for swimming, the fire department said.
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"Volatility isn't helpful, and if that would reach a point where this would create any unwanted consequence for us, any unwanted tightening of monetary policy, we would have to reassess," Coeure added.
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In addition, the federal government and private sector need to reassess the need for pipelines, storage facilities and L.N.G. export terminals as the Midwest and Northeast become powerhouses for natural gas production.
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"It was hard not to reassess yourself at, say, the sight of John Patterson, the man who'd 'out-niggered' George Wallace to become governor of Alabama in 1959, endorsing Obama," he writes.
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But he does believe that in the wake of these recent tensions between the U.S. and Israel and as younger Americans reassess the situation in Israel, American viewpoints are moving in his direction.
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But those bets have been scaled back as recent comments by ECB officials and inflation, well below the ECB's near 20183 percent target, prompt investors to reassess their most aggressive rate-hike bets.
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LORETTA MESTER: I think we're going to be reassessing – I certainly would reassess my forecast of where I think the normal rate of unemployment or the long run rate of unemployment will be.
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"When you have nothing to go home to, no one to celebrate these things with, it's time to maybe reassess and figure out what you're not doing right," she told PEOPLE last year.
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While Sanders' campaign has said it plans to reassess its standing after Tuesday's voting, Sanders maintains that he will stay in until the party's convention this summer, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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"As a first step we want to reduce our public debt by up to 200 million euros ($227 million) before July, when rating agencies should reassess our policy," Oreskovic told a news conference.
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The Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Public Security issued a joint directive suspending the app and called on local governments to investigate all rideshare apps and reassess how drivers are screened.
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JPMorgan's decision also underscores a drive among U.S. banks to reassess their relationships with clients and industries in response to controversy and political debates over matters such as immigration detention and mass shootings.
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The fall was driven by a rise in U.S. long-dated Treasury yields, which reinforced expectations of several interest rate hikes over the next 12 months and prompted investors to reassess equity valuations.
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This downsized version of Uber's self-driving program reflects the extent to which the company's had to reassess its grand plan to conquer urban transportation with robot taxis after the crash in Tempe.
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In 2014, several rookie wide receivers were huge fantasy producers and I started to wonder whether the rules had changed—whether I needed to reassess my skepticism when it comes to rookie hype.
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"When you have nothing to go home to, no one to celebrate these things with, it's time to maybe reassess and figure out what you're not doing right," she told PEOPLE last year.
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Despite reassurances from U.S. officials, human rights groups hope they can force the United States to reassess its policy of selling cluster munitions, specifically to Saudi Arabia, by continuing to apply public pressure.
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Once-sceptical investors are now more comfortable with the utility's outlook after government moves to reassess decommissioning and compensation costs, bankers and investors who asked not to be identified told Thomson Reuters DealWatch.
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The government will also free up an undisclosed amount of funds stemming from past surpluses, currently earmarked by law, and reassess how much spending authorized in previous years has carried over to 2018.
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"With share price valuations having moved quite sharply in recent weeks, we have taken the opportunity to reassess companies we previously liked but where we felt the price was too high," said Fong.
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"Recent events have forced the United States government to reassess the commitment of government of Turkey to the security of US mission and personnel," the statement by the US mission in Ankara said.
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The closed-door congressional testimony Tuesday of the top US diplomat in Ukraine could be the development that forces Republicans to reassess their defense of President Donald Trump from a swirling impeachment process.
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But proposed legislation like Warner and Hawley's bill is yet another sign that regulation is coming for tech companies, and at some point, they'll likely have to reassess their reliance on our data.
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I'm really hoping not, as Chicago is advising against public transportation and I have no car, but I know that my boss wants to reassess the full-time WFH situation week-by-week.
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It's a resignation to stay vigilant, prepare for some more of Pink's emotional flotsam to wash up on the shore literally whenever, and reassess their expectations of what happily ever after looks like.
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This makes the release of her new box set "Timeless," which includes four of her old specials along with one new album, a prime opportunity to reassess her role in the comedy canon.
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"As our campaign manager said before the polls closed tonight, any campaign would reassess after tonight, after next week, after any time there was a vote," said Bloomberg national press secretary Julie Wood.
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Go deeper: Baghdadi raid depended on international ties Trump has spurned The $6 trillion price tag for the "War on Terror" Rising death rate prompts some in Congress to reassess "war on terror"
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Late on Tuesday, the Swiss Federal Administrative Court called the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority's (FINMA) calculation of the amount seized from Banca della Svizzera Italiana (BSI) "incomprehensible" and ordered FINMA to reassess.
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Clifford later said that the reluctance of the Australians, who had sent 2000,19753 servicemen overseas in World War II, to commit more than 21975,210 to Vietnam led him to reassess America's own commitment.
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So, as our annual conversation about insurance and finances dictates, every October we reassess the monetary realities of my early death, and every year, we decide to pay for my life insurance policy.
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The show's curators, Suzy González and Michael Menchaca (known as "Dos Mestizx"), launched a petition calling for the work's reinstatement and asking that the city of San Antonio reassess its definition of obscenity.
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Investors will have to reassess the risk of regulatory intervention and how to price it while the various triggers and features that were included in bank capital instruments to appease investors appeared meaningless.
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"Based on reports of insecurity, the U.N. decided that we would not send missions into eastern parts of Mosul until we reassess security conditions," said Lise Grande, the U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq.
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Markey's announcement came hours after Califf announced a "a far-reaching action plan to reassess the agency's approach to opioid medications" – an effort indirectly aimed at removing the roadblock to his nomination. Sen.
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But valuations of some listed firms have since succumbed to gravity, dropping below their initial public offering prices as a rapidly slowing economy has forced investors to reassess their initial starry-eyed enthusiasm.
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But valuations of some listed firms have since succumbed to gravity, dropping below their initial public offering prices as a rapidly slowing economy has forced investors to reassess their initial starry-eyed enthusiasm.
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Under the terms of the agreement with Odebrecht SA, Petrobras will reassess the risk of doing business with its oil and gas unit Ocyan SA before allowing its participation in future Petrobras bids.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said at a press conference that the central bank was ready to act if necessary but officials wanted to "reassess the underlying macroeconomic conditions" and data before making a decision.
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Even without a major shock, it could force global banks like HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to reassess their European operations, a logistical challenge that would affect the most basic transactions.
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While for some, these obstacles are perceived as failures, for many women, they can actually serve as the wake-up call that pushes her to reassess, take bigger risks, and achieve even greater success.
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"Recent events have forced the Turkish government to reassess the commitment of government of the United States to the security of Turkish mission facilities and personnel," the statement by the embassy in Washington said.
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The bank's decision also underscores a drive among U.S. banks to reassess their relationships with clients and industries in response to controversy and political debates over matters such as immigration detention and mass shootings.
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He says police departments must re-evaluate the kind of people they hire, take a hard look at how officers are trained and reassess the kind of leaders picked to supervise the police force.
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Now that Mars is direct and still in Capricorn, we'll have a much-needed opportunity to reassess our responsibilities and ambitions — are you able to handle the former while pursuing and cultivating the latter?
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NEW DELHI, July 25 (Reuters) - The Indian Prime Minister's Office wants the finance ministry to reassess the idea of issuing foreign currency overseas sovereign bonds, two sources knowledgeable about the development said on Thursday.
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New York Fed President John Williams, who moved Treasuries in February when he suggested the central bank may need to reassess the way in which it sets its inflation target, will speak on Wednesday.
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Under the new guidelines, according to the Wall Street Journal, the Pentagon will have authority to reassess the deployability of transgender troops, and boot out service members deemed non-deployable under the new guidance.
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"Dollar-yen has traded in a broad 105-111 range over the past two months as markets continuously reassess the timing of Fed rate hikes," analysts from UBS Wealth Management said in a note.
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If you have a special needs child, now might be the time to reassess your long-term plan and secure additional funding in the event the Medicaid income you needed is no longer there.
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It's easy to become obsessed with the seemingly mundane lives of others filming themselves ad nauseam, but when those others cross even the faintest of lines, it's time to reassess the cultural ecosystem's usefulness.
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A surprisingly strong June jobs data on Friday has forced traders to reassess expectations of an aggressive rate cut, even as a reduction is still expected at the Fed's July 30-31 policy meeting.
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"While I wasn't hit by a bus, a couple of weeks ago I really did have a health issue," he said, that made him reassess how much time he could put into the company.
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Zinke and the Trump administration last year launched the effort to reassess royalty rates, last set by the administration of President George W. Bush, in a bid to boost domestic production of energy resources.
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"They're just trying right now to hold the House, and then they're going to reassess where they are on the issue," said Tim Chapman, the executive director of Heritage Action, a conservative lobbying group.
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The virus, which originated in Wuhan, China, and has since spread across continents pushed leveraged borrowers to the sidelines after a tumbling stock market caused companies and lenders to reassess their appetite for risk.
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A trade war between China and the United States combined with Britain's pending exit from the European Union has fragmented once global markets, forcing carmakers to reassess the profitability of individual models and locations.
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He said after Sunday's round that he was totally pain-free and would go home to "reassess where I'm at" and how he feels physically, coming off a full tournament, before announcing his schedule.
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Joe Biden won all three states that held primary contests on Tuesday, forcing Bernie Sanders to reassess the future of his campaign in a race that has been upended by a public health crisis.
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One month after the tweetstorm, the White House rolled out new guidelines, granting the Pentagon the authority to "reassess" the deployability of trans troops, and discharge anyone deemed non-deployable under the new guidance.
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The closures will begin Friday evening and last until March 27, when the company plans to "reassess and post an update," Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario said in a message published on the company's website.
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y — A deadly, racially charged conflict in Charlottesville, Va., prompted Anquan Boldin to reassess his priorities and led to his decision to leave the Buffalo Bills and retire after 14 N.F.L. seasons.
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Juncker said the two leaders also agreed that as long as negotiations were ongoing, "we'll hold off further tariffs and reassess existing tariffs on steel and aluminum" put in place by the Trump administration.
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"A board that's considering a transaction has to reassess what are the outer limits of what the government is prepared to do," said Richard Brand, a mergers and acquisitions partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.
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With New York City Ballet staging 20 of his works for the "Robbins 191953" centennial this month — with more to follow next season — we have the chance to reassess this complex, mold-breaking artist.
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International businesses and investors with activities in Hong Kong or in mainland China via Hong Kong would have to reassess those exposures if the Hong Kong Policy Act were to come under renewed scrutiny.
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I'd argue that we should reassess the reality of what NATO is in the light of the commitment of the United States," which he added is showing signs of "turning its back on us.
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Having set dozens of age-group records from the metric mile to the marathon, Whitlock remains at the forefront among older athletes who have led scientists to reassess the possibilities of aging and performance.
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The company said it would continue to investigate the Trump administration "as the government of the day," but that it would reassess how to do that if Bloomberg wins the Democratic nomination next year.
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Investors and traders were rattled by rising tensions between the United States and North Korea, while lackluster inflation data made them reassess the likelihood of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates later this year.
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The shift in resources comes as schools reassess their security measures in the wake of repeated school shootings and as local, state and federal governments make more money available to fund officers on campuses.
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But rather than reassess their assumptions, European leaders continue to proceed as if they can advance the cause of human rights by preserving the cordial relationship they have enjoyed with Rouhani's government thus far.
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" The Turkish Embassy in Washington responded with a similar statement late Sunday, saying it would "reassess the commitment of the government of the United States to the security of Turkish mission facilities and personnel.
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"I think (those) countries will have to seriously reassess their energy strategy," IRENA's Director-General Adnan Z. Amin told Reuters on the sidelines of a Group of Seven energy ministers' meeting in Kitakyushu, southwestern Japan.
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Kelly said Plank is in the "Hall of Fame" of company leaders but the athleisure trend may be over and the company needs time to reassess the situation and reposition itself for the trend's decline.
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"We expect a dovish Draghi who emphasizes that the ECB is continuing to reassess the outlook and stands ready to use all instruments," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said in a recent note. 3.
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The decision came hours after the U.S. mission to Turkey reduced visa services after one of its employees was detained last week, saying it needed to "reassess" Turkey's commitment to the security of its personnel.
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You reassess it specifically within the context of a your own personal experience of being in a relationship with a partner who had a very specific idea of what it meant to have revolutionary sex.
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Chicago (Reuters) - Mixed results over the weekend from closely watched studies combining Bristol-Myers Squibb Co's cancer immunotherapy with Nektar Therapeutics experimental drug NKTR-214, led at least one Wall Street analyst to reassess expectations.
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Those decision show how quickly changing viewing habits are forcing media companies to reassess old ways of doing business to keep audiences engaged, and compete with on-demand programming from the likes of Netflix Inc.
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But as Rhimes told THR around the show's 100th episode, current events have made the show's far-fetched political landscape seem a little less fantastical, and Donald Trump's election prompted her to reassess Scandal's future.
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It's possible in some contexts that new market-rate apartments could cause one set of nearby landlords to curb their rents even as it causes another set to reassess how cheap their rents have been.
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Yet "if the tension between the progress on employment and the lack of progress on inflation persists, it may lead me to reassess" that prediction, added Brainard, a dovish permanent voter on U.S. monetary policy.
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The euro was little changed against the dollar, surrendering most of its gains from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's comments that the bank would take time to reassess any changes in the economic outlook.
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The Delaware Supreme Court sent the case back to the Court of Chancery and directed Chancellor Andre Bouchard to reassess his finding and explain why he did not accept the deal price as fair value.
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BUT WE'LL HAVE TO RE-EVALUATE THAT, REASSESS THAT, BASED ON WHERE WE SEE INFLATION AND OTHER INDICATORS THAT KIND OF ARE FACTORS IN INFLATION AND HOW WE SEE ECONOMIC GROWTH OVER THE NEXT YEAR.
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But the sources said the strong Italian backlash against the SSM's latest proposals on how lenders should deal with new bad loans meant supervisors were having to reassess their approach to tackling already soured debts.
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Moon, a liberal whose May 9 election ended nearly 10 years of conservative rule in South Korea, campaigned on a more moderate approach to Pyongyang and vowed to reassess the THAAD installation in his country.
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"At its next session in December, the European Council will reassess the state of progress in the negotiations with a view to determining whether sufficient progress has been achieved," said the draft, seen by Reuters.
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The alert, which starts appearing this week, asks users across the globe to reassess their preferences for the types of personal data Facebook can use for ad targeting and whether they'll submit to facial recognition.
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"We're sort of poised for a little bit of a pullback here as people reassess what the new administration is likely to accomplish," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Then, when she was involved in the car accident that "destroyed" her back — she was bedridden for about a year and used a wheelchair for six more months — she was forced to reassess her health.
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"Recent events have forced the United States Government to reassess the commitment of the Government of Turkey to the security of U.S. Mission facilities and personnel," the U.S. Embassy in Ankara said in a statement.
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These groups tend to be less likely to be vote, but the past several months have demonstrated that we may need to reassess our assumptions about who will be showing up to vote this November.
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If your old boss made you feel incompetent, but your new boss compliments your performance, and nominates you for an achievement award, it may be time to take a step back and reassess your abilities.
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Even public shaming by academics, who have released blistering reports detailing the exclusion of women and people of color in Hollywood, have not had much luck nudging the movie factories to reassess their hiring practices.
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A new national employment survey was scheduled for release early last year and was to be used to reassess economic growth, but has been delayed repeatedly, prompting two senior government statisticians to resign in January.
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But we really need to lean into it now so that we can bend the curve in the next 15 days, and at that point we'll reassess," Adams said during an interview on NBC's "Today.
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Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg on Wednesday plans to reassess his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination after a lackluster showing in the Super Tuesday primaries, according to a source close to his campaign.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, infecting more than 100,000 people around the world and forcing major corporations to reassess how they conduct business, it's hard for any company to think about anything else.
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Since the two struck an initial deal in September, Thyssenkrupp's businesses have performed better than Tata Steel's, requiring both firms to reassess what their operations are worth and potentially rethink the deal, four sources said.
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Fears of a protectionist White House, and scant details on proposed tax cuts, infrastructure spending and deregulation, have prompted some investors to reassess the level of possible future government stimulus to bolster the U.S. economy.
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While this sequence is unlikely to change, the source said that the ECB could reassess what "well past" means and either tweak the wording or refine commentary to suggest this means months rather than years.
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Arabtec's board approved a 1.5 billion dirham rights issue on Monday and Sandeep maintained a "hold" rating on its shares until after the capital hike is completed this month, when he will reassess his recommendation.
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Along with Chinese workers' rising wages and the prospects of further U.S.-China trade tensions, the epidemic is likely to cause multinational companies to reassess their supply chains and reduce their production footprints in China.
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Chevy loaned me a 2020 Silverado featuring a Z71 off-road package and a 3.0-liter Duramax diesel engine, and it was so good that it made me completely reassess my view of the truck.
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They are hoping the first transaction as part of a humanitarian trade channel they have been working on for more than a year could be a small carrot to convince Tehran to reassess its position.
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"If we get in a situation where North Korea is eliminating, in a verifiable manner, their nuclear program and their ballistic missile program ... we would definitely need to reassess" the direction of missile defense, Rose said.
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Late in December the Dow had sunk to its lowest level since September 2017, dogged by factors including worries over cooling economic growth and trade tensions, adding pressure on the Fed to reassess its tightening bias.
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The U.S. State Department last week said Washington had told Turkey that if it buys the S-400 systems, the United States will have to reassess Ankara's participation in the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter program.
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"We respectfully urge you to reassess your current environmental and climate policies and update them to include a prohibition on funding for oil and gas drilling or exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge," they continued.
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"As technology continues to evolve, farmers and ranchers will reassess in order to make the most practical decisions for their bottom line," the president of the U.S. National Farmers Union, Roger Johnson, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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This production, part of P.S. 122's Coil festival, was inspired by Ms. Schaal's visit to Burundi for her father's burial in 2010, an experience that led her to reassess the role of ritual in grieving.
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An early July meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies to reassess production targets and a potential softening of trade tensions between the United States and China were also supporting prices.
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BERLIN/VIENNA (Reuters) - Germany's BfV domestic intelligence agency will have to reassess its ties with Austria if information it passed on was seized during police raids on its Austrian counterpart, the Interior Ministry in Berlin said.
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SO WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS FOCUS ON WHERE WE SEE THE MEDIAN TERM OUTLOOK – WHERE WE SEE INFLATION MOVING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS AND REASSESS THAT AS, YOU KNOW, GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTS CHANGE.
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Open enrollment is your one shot decide how much to put aside in a FSA for 2019 — at least, until the baby arrives, which is a qualified life event that would let you reassess your contribution.
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I'm looking for a white top to match a red skirt I recently bought, so I save a few options (and maybe a dress or two) to reassess tomorrow and see if I still like them.
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"If the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the authors of the original studies, or the drug manufacturer, correct or retract any of the evidence used to develop ACOG's guidance, we will reassess," Turrentine said by email.
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Famously unfinished, it has prompted centuries of speculation about why it never progressed beyond the umber underpainting, with guesses ranging from the loss of a patron to the artist's insatiable impulse to rethink, revise, and reassess.
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Behind the excitement of Tesla and Google vehicles, advanced software with decision-making capabilities, will reassess speed limits, stop signs, and traffic lights to accommodate the flow of traffic or road conditions at any given time.
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The potential debt offering underscores the extent to which the disappointing public market debuts for Uber Technologies and Lyft prompted other loss-making start-ups with lofty valuations looking to go public to reassess their plans.
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"Recent events have forced the United States government to reassess the commitment of the government of Turkey to the security of US mission and personnel," a statement by the US mission in Ankara said on Sunday.
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This inevitably means that Asian-Americans will have to figure out where they fit into this new reality—and, perhaps, reassess their political priorities when it comes to their kids and New York City's school system.
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But in recent months -- even as he has erected tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and against China -- the President has also begun to signal a willingness to reassess his stance on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines are bumping far fewer passengers from overbooked flights after a high-profile incident in April prompted the industry to reassess its practices, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) reported on Thursday.
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Mr. Sanders did not consider dropping out after Tuesday's losses, according to people familiar with his thinking, but he was stunned by how severe they were and now recognizes he needs to reassess his path forward.
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The losses signaled to many Democrats that Hickenlooper's campaign was on its last legs, but Democrats close to the governor said he wanted to stay in and reassess his chances after CNN's debate in late July.
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PRICED FOR PERFECTION The coronavirus outbreak detected in the city of Wuhan, and the quarantine measures introduced to contain it, have forced traders to reassess the likely timing and speed of any economic recovery in China.
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The euro EUR= was little changed against the dollar, surrendering most of its gains from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's comments that the bank would take time to reassess any changes in the economic outlook.
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IMF officials have said this week that Deutsch Bank needs to reassess its business model to maintain profits and capital in what is expected to be a long era of low rates that will pressure earnings.
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The move comes as Western energy companies reassess their operations in Iraq amid political turmoil following months of anti-government protests and a flare-up in tensions between the United States and Iran in the country.
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The agency said Thursday it would reassess parts of a 2015 rule that set new standards for coal ash disposal sites and boosted inspection and monitoring operations to make sure the sites don't leak or spill.
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In light of this, persons with an interest in European foreign policy ought to push the European leadership to reassess their assumptions about Iran, and their motivations for dealing so softly with an inherently violent regime.
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There would be no penalties under the new system, but rather than wait four years to reassess the OPOs, the new system would help centers identify weaknesses and figure out ways to correct the process annually.
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Alcoholism runs on both sides of my family, and after I almost lost a loved one to liver failure in 20183, I decided to reassess my relationship with alcohol through participating in Dry January in 2018.
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"If we found ourselves having difficulty finding the best academic students, we would reassess," said Joy St. John, dean of admission and financial aid, who admitted 22 percent of the applicants for the class of 2021.
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While a rate cut is expected at the Fed's July 21.5-25.9 meeting, the surprisingly strong U.S. jobs data on Friday has led traders to reassess how sharply the central bank would lower key lending rates.
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" "Though a college must continually reassess its need for race-conscious review, here that assessment appears to have been done with care, and a reasonable determination was made that the university had not yet attained its goals.
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Italian defence company Leonardo Finmeccanica has threatened to reassess its business in India, a few days after New Delhi said it would blacklist the company over the alleged payment of bribes to win a large helicopter contract.
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S&P are not scheduled to review their AA (stable) rating for France until October, but Fitch — which also praised Macron's parliamentary majority this week — will reassess its AA (stable) rating at the end of next month.
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In a wide-ranging interview, she opened up about celebrating World Refugee Day at home and how the experience of seeing women trapped in refugee camps with minimal healthcare has made her reassess her own health decisions.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - The United States is "outraged" by reports that a humanitarian aid convoy was bombed near Aleppo, Syria, on Monday and Washington will reassess future cooperation with Russia, a U.S. State Department spokesman said.
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Since these expectations are set, there typically aren't any real surprises Apple could come out with that would force Wall Street to reassess the future of the company, and thus send the stock swinging upward or downward.
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"When you have nothing to go home to, no one to celebrate these things with, it's time to maybe reassess and figure out what you're not doing right," she said of her personal life before her break.
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The U.S. State Department said on Tuesday that Washington had told Turkey that if it buys the S-400 systems, the United States will have to reassess Ankara's participation in the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter program.
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Bond yields in the bloc's top-rated economies have fallen sharply this year as a string of weak economic data and cuts to 2019 growth forecasts prompted investors to reassess both the economic and monetary policy outlook.
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That's why the next year will perhaps be the most interesting in the short history of the modern tech age, with everyone having to drastically reassess how to move forward and manage all that has been invented.
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The sickness and death of her partner, the photographer, artist, and explorer Peter Carroll, led her to reassess how she approaches her craft, but ultimately strengthened her dedication to the art that fills the world around her.
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"The lessons we should learn from these trials is not to shut down one whole aspect of studying the disease, but that we should reassess how we approach these clinical trials in the first place," Kosik said.
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"We hope Johnson does well enough that Republicans and Democrats get the message," the Tribune editors explained, suggesting a strong third-party showing in November will inspire the major parties to reassess their priorities ahead of 2020.
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Emerging market equities have had a good month, outperforming their developed market rivals and managing to avoid some of the harsher sell-offs, data show, leading some analysts to reassess their outlook for the region this year.
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This new moon in Gemini is important for you, Virgo, because it gives you the opportunity to reassess what you want to be known for in an authentic way that resonates with you on an intellectual level.
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The move is part of an effort initiated by President Donald Trump earlier this spring to reassess broader US spending in the Syrian conflict, which effectively put a halt on $200 million in funding across the board.
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"We definitely will reassess whether we should keep using AWS or something else, because storage is a huge cost," said Aprameya Radhakrishna, the founder and CEO of Vokal, an audio-video knowledge-sharing platform similar to Quora.
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The draft version of the rule, released by the NRC in 2016, required all nuclear plant owners to do two things: reassess all flood and earthquake risks, then implement new safety measures taking the reassessment into account.
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He said progress had been made in talks on Monday and that he would reassess the position on Tuesday evening before deciding if London would move to impose a budget for the first time in a decade.
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Wawro speculated that Trump's popularity with blue-collar and middle-class voters could prompt the Republican Party to reassess an approach to taxes and economic issues that has favored top earners and major corporations in recent years.
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The pamphlet explained that, if passed, Proposition 13 would set property tax rates at 1 percent, limit annual increases to 2 percent or inflation (whichever is lower) and only reassess a property's taxable value after a sale.
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While failure to pass pension reform would force the central bank to reassess the balance of risks to growth and inflation, Campos Neto said there was no "mechanical" link between approval and an easing of monetary policy.
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"[W]e've decided to take a few days to regroup, reassess, and to get our 'game faces' on—as of this Friday (3/30), we'll be open for our full hours," The C House posted on Facebook.
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New rules requiring banks to set aside capital for their insurance businesses wholly in equity compared with a mix of assets they could use previously are the main driver for banks to reassess such non-core businesses.
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But he suggested doctors take time to discuss the pros and cons of different types of contraception with their patients, and that they be frank about the potential risks, suggesting women reassess hormone use as they age.
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After a public war of words and a contest of sorts for the new Tronc board, Gannett said it would reassess its $230-a-share bid – at one point, a 250% premium over its then-share price.
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Romantic, flamboyant, imperious, priapic, courageous, foolhardy, ambitious, George Armstrong Custer is most famous for his death, but this sympathetic biography attempts to demythologize and reassess a complicated figure who both embodied and chafed against a modernizing society.
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"Recent events have forced the United States Government to reassess the commitment of the Government of Turkey to the security of U.S. Mission facilities and personnel," the U.S. Embassy in Ankara said Sunday regarding the visa halt.
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"Even when you paint that picture on top of it, we think the market is positioned to rally into the 2020 U.S. election," said Wald, adding he will reassess when the November 2020 presidential election gets closer.
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In reality, though, the couplings are revelatory, so effortless that they ask you to reassess the limited way we've been encouraged to see color in the first place — why, after all, can't iris purple pair with camel?
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It's not just mental health professionals who are noticing that we need to reassess our mobile phone habits to adjust to a relatively new phenomenon: Organizations like the Center for Humane Technology exist for this very purpose.
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In Hungary, which has one of the lowest interest rates in the region, the central bank is expected to reassess policy next Tuesday, when investors will look out for any signs of a hawkish turn in its communication.
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Haibatullah needs to reassess Pakistan's seriousness about getting the Taliban into talks and he will have to divine whether the Taliban really will face any consequences if they continue Mansour's approach of staying aloof from Pakistan-brokered negotiations.
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With Britain still counting the ramifications of its shock decision to quit the European Union (EU), spending in the nation's information technology sector is expected to receive a blow as companies reassess their businesses amid volatile market conditions.
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Portfolio managers have found the market to be a tough place to shop for stocks as Wall Street sorts out the safe names and reassess earnings forecasts for companies affected by the U.S.-China trade war, Cramer said.
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The actress told NPR host Terry Gross that the #MeToo movement and the widespread accounts of sexual harassment and sexual assault that surfaced in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal only recently made her reassess her past.
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The agency also said that while non-OPEC producers such as the United States, Canada and Brazil were firmly back in growth mode, the recent decline in oil prices could force some U.S. producers to reassess their prospects.
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For now, however, the abnormally warm start to the heating season has forced traders to reassess the probability that the forthcoming winter will be much cooler than 2015/16 and with it their bullish bets on fuel prices.
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And publishers may need to reassess the way they measure engagement — for a streamed instant app, publishers won't be able to measure engagement by time spent using the native app, and so will have to measure by goal.
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In the absence of symptoms or tests that suggest tumors are growing quickly, doctors may advise men to put off immediate treatment and instead get regular screenings to reassess whether the cancer is dangerous enough to warrant intervention.
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The projects that are most likely to be affected are wind power plants, he added, but big consumers, such as data centers that Norway aims to attract, will have to reassess where to build their facilities as well.
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Listen to the whole podcast here: CNN was inspired to produce a special night of followup coverage, called "Election Night in America Continued," one week after November 6, to reassess the nationwide map of red and blue results.
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