"The first phase (of the tourism drive) is more like rekindling our love of Hong Kong, and the pride of Hong Kong, and hopefully rekindling the spirit of Hong Kong," said Cheng.
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As for rumors she's rekindling a romance with Harry Styles?
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The two currently appear to be rekindling their romanceOn Sept.
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In such fraught times, rekindling historic wrangles looks uncommonly unwise.
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Century is one of three companies actively rekindling U.S. production.
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Odom said her efforts were about support, not rekindling their romance.
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Building repair isn't just about appearances; it's about rekindling lost feelings.
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"It's terrifically exciting," said Williams, who praised Brown's ride on Rekindling.
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Brooklyn Beckham appears to be rekindling his romance with Lexy Panterra.
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Never say never when it comes to Justin Bieber rekindling a romance!
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That's why Ghost Exorcism Day is not about revenge or even rekindling.
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Because rekindling a healthy relationship with nature starts with really seeing it.
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Bank shares tumbled too, rekindling memories of Northern Rock's collapse in 2007.
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So, as well as rekindling our friendship, we're also getting mad limber.
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Lower oil prices in recent years have damaged Algeria's economy, rekindling discontent.
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His acceptance played a really pivotal role in rekindling my sexual self.
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Since rekindling their romance, Patridge and Cabrera's relationship is continuing to go strong.
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Ahead are some pairs that are rekindling our love affair with the look.
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Just months after rekindling their romance, Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are married.
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The two first dated back in 2008, and wound up rekindling their romance.
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The Supreme Court's ruling was a "rekindling of hope" in Kenya, she said.
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Rekindling our love of things may be the key to saving the planet.
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Rekindling Mr. Lehman's public-spirited legacy has proved a heavy lift for biographers.
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Neither forgot about the other, and neither lost hope of rekindling their connection.
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"It's been a rediscovery and maybe a rekindling of interest," Ms. Mangan said.
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At the same time, a hang out doesn't automatically mean they're rekindling their romance.
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The couple had dated before as early as 2007, rekindling their relationship in 2015.
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Yeah, basically no one, which means this rekindling was in the cards all along.
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It was a sign of America's interest in rekindling its own ties with Eritrea.
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Reports first came out last month that Justin and Selena were rekindling a friendship.
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Of course, that doesn't mean everyone is looking forward to rekindling an old romance.
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Not by taking it away from someway but rekindling it in the United States.
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When Rob and Sharon take an impromptu trip to Paris in hopes of rekindling
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Steinway sees China as the best shot at rekindling the fervor of that era.
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Olivia Culpo and pro football player Danny Amendola appear to be rekindling their romance.
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They made response videos about each other's behavior before rekindling their romance both times.
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Honda then left the sport, but returned in 2015, rekindling its relationship with McLaren.
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Kobe credited his daughter's enthusiasm for the game with rekindling his interest in retirement.
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She also brushed off crazy rumors she and Tyga are rekindling an old flame.
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It seems Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian won't be rekindling their romance any time soon.
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The couple briefly dated in 2012, but are rekindling their romance, a source told E!
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Zayn Malik recently gushed about his ex Gigi Hadid, but are they rekindling their relationship?
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Improving trade relations appeared to be rekindling interest from China for other grains, traders said.
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A veiled message to Trump or just Manafort rekindling an old love for nü-metal?
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Nicki and Kenneth began dating last year after rekindling their flame from their teen years.
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Melinda Roylett, who joins from Square, will be tasked with rekindling relations with London's regulators.
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I relished my newfound freedom by rekindling my friendships that I had let slip away.
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Joy's idea works well at first, magically rekindling her and Alan's interest in each other.
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Volatility and uncertainty are some of the most dangerous impediments to rekindling the American economy.
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She thinks it could open old wounds or signal an interest in rekindling old flames.
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She thinks it could open old wounds or signal an interest in rekindling old flames.
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So far, we don't know much about Sun-Maid's plans for the great raisin rekindling.
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So it could have been more of a group hang than a rekindling of the past.
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"They're rekindling their old romance and Kendall's so excited and happy about it," says the source.
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"They're rekindling their old romance and Kendall's so excited and happy about it," said the source.
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Since rekindling their romance this year, the pair has taken their relationship public, including at Stagecoach.
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Even if that happens, such a rekindling of the ideal will be hard to make concrete.
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Lowry didn't score a single point, rekindling an overblown narrative that he wasn't a playoff performer.
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It looks as if they're rekindling their romance at the beginning of the Season 4 finale.
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The rekindling of fights from 2016 — when many Sanders supporters were reluctant to unify around Mrs.
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All I'm trying to do is get back to happier times by rekindling this friendship. Help!
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After dating for a year, they split but remained close before finally rekindling their romance in 2015.
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Will these reunions result in a cold shoulder, or a rekindling of a romance that once was?
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Now, they're back together — and Patridge can't help but gush about rekindling her romance with the musician.
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Her murder is a worrying reminder of decades of violence that fraught Brexit negotiations may be rekindling.
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Maureen's gangster son, Jimmy, cleans up the mess, but soon regrets rekindling the relationship with his mother.
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That alone should ensure that any Russian notions of rekindling its aggressive past die a quick death.
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After dating for a year, called it quits in 2017 before rekindling their romance earlier this year.
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But Saturday provided a dramatic recovery, a tense rekindling of joy where before there was national shame.
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The nearer Adil and Soochi get to rekindling their old romance, the closer they come to danger.
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As recently as April 2016, he and Sammi were vacationing together in Italy after rekindling their romance.
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He had reportedly been rekindling his relationship with wife #3 Nelda toward the end of his life.
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" Grisolano's appeal described how Buttigieg is "rekindling the same excitement I felt at this time in 2007.
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Investigators early on eliminated weather, spontaneous ignition, smoking and the rekindling of a previous fire as causes.
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The two reconnect, rekindling their on-again off-again sexual tension that is both toxic and highly entertaining.
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The pair have been spotted together more frequently in recent months after rekindling their romance earlier this year.
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I did spend time with him, but it was never with any intention of rekindling a romantic relationship.
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Jenner previously dated One Direction singer Harry Styles, but isn't rekindling a romance with him, despite previous rumors.
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Bitcoin traded above $13,000, its highest level in 18 months, rekindling fears about a bubble in the market.
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U.S. government debt yields rose across the board Monday, rekindling fears higher borrowing costs would slow the economy.
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"They're rekindling their old romance and Kendall's so excited and happy about it," a source has told People.
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Wilmer Valderrama and Minka Kelly seem to be rekindling an old flame, and it's already getting really hot.
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" When many followed up to ask if the two had taken their rekindling into DMs, Heidi responded, "Yes!!
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He promises more jobs, more opportunity and a rekindling of the entrepreneurial spirit in a color-blind America.
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It is our presence on the peninsula that deters North Korea, not the threat of rekindling the war.
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The ancient traditions call it rebirth, the awakening of the higher self, the rekindling of the inner flame.
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At first, New Girl treated Sam and Jess's rekindling as a fun — if misguided — trip down memory lane.
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While sources told PEOPLE Jenner was initially torn about rekindling their friendship, it appears she has since moved on.
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And things were heating up with Owen (Kevin McKidd) and Amelia (Caterina Scorsone), who may be rekindling their love.
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Rugged terrain dotted with small communities made the fire-fighting difficult, with winds rekindling the blaze at many spots.
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But Trump's campaign is already rekindling friction, she says, in an area where he is heavily favored to win.
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It looked like this:Image: Reddit via Inauspicious PaganThe option almost immediately disappeared, but not before rekindling intrigue among fans.
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Japan, meanwhile, resents the apparent rekindling of anti-Japanese protests tied to its conduct during the second world war.
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Despite the showdown with Chyna -- Alexis and Rob seem to be rekindling whatever they had going on years ago.
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LA's Draag is the latest act to emerge from the primordial ooze that is the city's scuzz rock rekindling.
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Why then the rush to pump more money into the economy, which risks rekindling its debt problems and inflation?
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Taiwan: A strong earthquake struck the island's east coast on Thursday, rekindling memories of a deadly tremor last year.
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The couple had a brief split in 2016, followed by what appeared to be a rekindling in May 2018.
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Simon's death in 2018 only increased Broderick and Parker's interest in rekindling Simon's Broadway spark for a younger generation.
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Was that difficult to get people to do that, or what was ... The Rekindling Desire course doesn't have live couples.
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"It's more than giving it another shot," Frankel said on Wednesday's episode of rekindling her relationship with banker Dennis Shields.
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The pair — who were first linked together in 2016 — called it quits again in February, after briefly rekindling their relationship.
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An American attack has always seemed unlikely, given the destruction a rekindling of war on the peninsula would inevitably cause.
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Who and what it's for: Marriage counseling or rekindling for those who aren't ready or can't afford in-person therapy.
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Mr Trump's victory risks rekindling anti-yanqui sentiments, especially if he repudiates Barack Obama's policy of normalising relations with Cuba.
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In an August episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kardashian expressed her hesitance toward rekindling her relationship with Disick.
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Fortunately, someone who won't disrupt a possible rekindling between Buck (Oliver Stark) and Abby has slipped on the latter's headset.
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We're told she was very stressed out before they got back together, but she's much happier since rekindling their romance.
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Viacom Inc jumped 6.02 percent after the New York Post reported the company and CBS Corp were rekindling merger talks.
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You could be rekindling something with a past lover, or running into a lot of former partners (romantic or nonromantic).
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The roaring stock market has professional investors riding high, so much so that it's rekindling memories of the 21990 crash.
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Viacom Inc jumped 9.19 percent after the New York Post reported the company and CBS Corp were rekindling merger talks.
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He said that financial filing would eliminate fears the company might default on its debt, possibly rekindling interest among investors.
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Critics accused Mr. Erdogan of deliberately rekindling violence in Kurdish areas to stir nationalist passions and reverse his flagging fortunes.
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Drake and Zoë Kravitz partied like it's 2013, getting all handsy and rekindling an old flame ... or so it seems.
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Still, this won't stop the Hendall 'shippers from latching onto to the faintest indication that the two are rekindling their romance.
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Hemsworth and the singer have been going strong since rekindling their love in 2016 after ending their engagement three years prior.
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Or, as some romantics among us are hoping, "it" means rekindling the universal wish that they would get back together already.
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While she's not interested in rekindling their romance, she doesn't seem all that freaked out by his stalker-ish phone habits.
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Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson are either doing the conscious uncoupling thing or they're on the road to rekindling their relationship.
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Fielding speculation that their lengthy hangout meant a rekindling was in the works, Kardashian posted another video and clarified their relationship.
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This legal case I've been going through with New Order has been very good at rekindling my panic attacks, thank you.
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There's Brad Browning, a coach who makes YouTube videos about rekindling the romance with an ex, and then sites like myexbackcoach.
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Sources close to Blac Chyna tell TMZ ... she's NOT rekindling her flame with Jay, despite social media posts to the contrary.
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And its popularity has grown with a backlash against Catalan separatism, which is rekindling Spanish nationalism long after the Franco era.
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A strong earthquake shook Taiwan on Thursday afternoon, rekindling memories of a deadly tremor that hit the island a year ago.
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" Next year, the company will launch a national campaign — its first in a decade — "focused on rekindling fondness for the brand.
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Fans noticed that Unglert was in her hometown, and wondered if the California native was rekindling things with his reality television flame.
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Pictures from the Manhattan set of the series show Hannah (Lena Dunham) and her ex-beau Adam (Adam Driver) rekindling their romance.
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The final straw comes when Paul says he's interested in rekindling his relationship with a married Sam, which further freaks Ethan out.
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They first began dating in 2010 and were on and off for a few years before finally rekindling their love in 2017.
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Now that Higgins, 30, and Bushnell, 28, are both single again, would the former ABC leading man ever consider rekindling their relationship?
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News, Moretz talked with Australian magazine Daily Telegraph's Stellar about how breaking up and later rekindling her relationship with Beckham impacted her.
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But Jane's somewhat accidental meddling into Petra and Rafael's rekindling romance led her to realizing that she might have something for Rafael.
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Brand and Gallacher, a lifestyle blogger, have been together since 2015, rekindling their relationship after having dated off and on since 2007.
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I imagine most people would like a heads up that their divorced parents are rekindling before there is a new ring. 222.
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Arab allies, sensing a loss of US leverage on Syria, are looking to improve relations with Damascus by rekindling warmer diplomatic relations.
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Last June, less than a year after rekindling their romance, the two announced their engagement after a minibreak to the Lake District.
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The Changsheng scandal will hit confidence in domestic vaccines by rekindling safety concerns over products for children, a challenge state media highlighted.
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This would almost certainly require the reintroduction of border controls between northern and southern Ireland, damaging their economies and perhaps rekindling violence.
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HMD Global, the Finnish company that licensed the rights to produce Nokia phones, is now rekindling an old partnership with Zeiss camera lenses.
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Under pressure from the government, the Council overturned hundreds of bans on parliamentary candidates last week, rekindling the hopes of reformists and moderates.
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Cena and Bella's outing comes a day after she spoke with PEOPLE Now about the possibilities of rekindling their romance of six years.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin got engaged just one month after rekindling their romance, and now it's full steam ahead with the wedding.
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As they have elsewhere, his security forces likely will brutalize populations recently liberated from ISIS, rekindling fighting in areas just beginning to stabilize.
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All of this is to say of course you feel emotionally hungover, vulnerable, susceptible to rekindling the relationship the day after a dream!
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It's unclear who hit send first, but here's what we do know -- we're told this is NOT a rekindling of the old fire.
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This was a beautiful night for #TeamRafael fans like me, who thought the rekindling of Rafael and Jane wouldn't work after Michael's death.
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That could make it less appealing to some, but it won't be stopping me from rekindling my love with my original gaming obsession.
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Our priority must emphasize rebuilding, revitalizing and reforming, rekindling a sense of optimism in America that is built on pragmatism, and can-do.
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After rekindling his childhood interest in fiber arts, Ajdacki says he approached felting by experimenting with processes rather than seeking out formal instruction.
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When Frédérique is withdrawn from the school on account of her father's death, the narrator's small, secret dream of rekindling their friendship dies.
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A restless Grace implores him to show the faintest interest in rekindling their connection and turns to aggressive tactics to get his attention.
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I was embarrassed when my attempts at rekindling the magic — things like sleeping naked or trying to schedule date night sex — fell flat.
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This feel-good homecoming story wouldn't be complete without a rekindling of old flames: Chad Michael Murray co-stars as Cara's former beau.
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The couple announced they were having a baby girl this past June after rekindling their on-again, off-again romance in late 2017.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Retired Finnish tennis player Jarkko Nieminen is rekindling his competitive flames by turning pro for a second time in a different sport.
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I've tried this "rekindling" that has always been suggested to me, but after a while, I got tired of the damn flame going out.
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Gold rebounded from two-week lows on Wednesday as the dollar's rally paused and global shares fell, rekindling investors' appetite for the precious metal.
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Ratings agency Moody's has said recently announced tax cuts could boost consumption temporarily, but are credit negative and risk rekindling pressure on the lira.
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The iconic actress got engaged to musician John Mellencamp in late 2018 after rekindling their romance, but that doesn't mean they'll be marrying soon.
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If you find yourself single at the end of cuffing season, sift through your old DMs or Tinder matches and consider rekindling a connection.
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Reynolds even made up with Taylor, approaching her on the Queen Elizabeth cruise ship and rekindling a friendship of "many, many years," she recalled.
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More than 15 million people have downloaded Pokémon Go, and many of them are likely rekindling their childhood love for the addicting Japanese cartoons.
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Just recently I took up "Sister Carrie" with the hope of rekindling some of those old fires but couldn't get past the first chapter.
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Some analysts said the North's use of a bygone encryption tool was rekindling old fear among South Koreans of an escalation in psychological warfare.
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A rekindling of tariffs, much less trade wars, would likely drive inflation higher while doing it in a way that is negative for growth.
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It looks like things are fully on between them after they were seen rekindling their romance earlier this summer in the south of France.
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This is why "get ex back" is such a popular search trend on Google, and there are so many sites dedicated to rekindling romances.
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Fires had burned there for 80 days, rekindling when a lower level of the underground fire was exposed to the oxygen in the air.
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Remember, sources told us the former couple were hanging out pretty much through the whole party and gave off signs of a possible rekindling.
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There will be a battle for bragging rights in the O'Brien family, though, with Aidan's son Joseph preparing entrants US Army Ranger and Rekindling.
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"The rekindling in risk aversion in global markets should, while it persists, underpin USD-CAD," analysts at Action Economics said in a report on Monday.
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This new study is also rekindling the debate about the need for such experiments, and whether the 14-day rule should be revised and expanded.
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"The promise of our community is the rekindling of a Judeo-Islamic tradition," says Ross Kriel, president of the new Jewish Council of the Emirates.
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Rekindling his coaching partnership with Ivan Lendl, who guided Murray to his two previous major triumphs, has also added an extra dimension to his game.
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"We've witnessed this week a rekindling of worries about demand growth," said Gene McGillian, vice president of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Sources close to Nikki tell TMZ ... Nikki isn't rekindling her romance with John -- despite rumors to the contrary -- and she sees no future with him.
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Meanwhile, Bieber and Baldwin surprised fans when they got engaged in the Bahamas on July 7, only a couple of months after rekindling their romance.
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Russia is also seeking new economic markets and energy resources, in some cases rekindling relationships with countries that were in place during the Soviet era.
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The yuan has weakened 6.3 percent against the greenback since mid-June, rekindling memories of China's "one-off" devaluation in 23 that shocked global markets.
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It was spooked after the U.S. Senate delayed voting on a healthcare reform bill, rekindling worries about the timeline of Donald Trump's business-friendly policies.
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But while other members of that championship team spend time retelling stories, rekindling friendships and relaxing, Vinatieri and Mathis will happily spend the weekend working.
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Gallo told the Times that Bobbitt still sends her love letters and Valentines, despite the fact that she has expressed no interest in rekindling their relationship.
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Ryan Petty, whose daughter, Alaina, was killed, told Israel he was rekindling parents' pain and pleaded with the ex-lawman to stop fighting for his job.
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The couple, who met on BiP in 2014, have been up and down throughout their relationship, even briefly splitting then quickly rekindling a few months later.
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Teen Mom 2′s Kailyn Lowry is setting the record straight when it comes to whether she and ex-husband Javi Marroquin are rekindling their romance.
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Wearing a neck brace, he says that Casey checked on him after the accident, and he expressed interest in rekindling a relationship with his estranged daughter.
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" As far as rekindling her romance with the basketball player or breaking things off, though, the source said Khloé is "delaying that conversation until she's ready.
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" As far as rekindling her romance with the basketball player or breaking things off, though, the source said Khloé was "delaying that conversation until she's ready.
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Characters came and went, but the core story — of Deadpool rekindling a lost-love, framed against flashbacks to his superhuman origin story — has remained roughly intact.
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They've been practically inseparable since rekindling things last month ... although, Justin did take a brief break on Friday when he flew West for a special delivery.
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Johannes Vermeer, ridden by Ben Melham, moved first and bolted clear as the terraces roared but was unable to hold off a furious finish from Rekindling.
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The church, with its large network of hospitals across Africa, is at the forefront of delivering medicines and programmes for entire communities — transforming lives, rekindling hope.
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The Australian dollar fell as much as 0.8 percent after both quarterly and annual inflation undershot expectations, rekindling hopes of one more cut in interest rates.
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Matt Zames, the bank's chief operating officer, has unexpectedly resigned after 13 years at the bank, rekindling speculation about who will take over from Mr. Dimon.
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The president last month delayed by two weeks a planned increase in tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods, briefly rekindling hopes for a deal.
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The impact of the event spread across the country, rekindling conversations about gun violence, and a massive youth movement launched in the aftermath of the devastation.
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Following the news of Aniston and Justin Theroux's split, the internet has gone into a frenzy with the possibility of Aniston and Pitt rekindling a romantic relationship.
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VW said last June it would review its portfolio of assets and brands, rekindling speculation among analysts that "non-core" businesses could be put up for sale.
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Volkswagen said last June it would review its portfolio of assets and brands, rekindling speculation among analysts that "non-core" businesses could be put up for sale.
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The Aussie dollar was as much as 0.8 percent lower after both quarterly and annual inflation undershot expectations, rekindling hopes of one more cut in interest rates.
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As for any potential flame-rekindling between the two, who knows – but he did bid $750 for a date with her during Sunday's event, so here's hoping!
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China and the United States are rekindling trade talks, and top officials from both sides will meet at the G20 summit in Japan on June 28-29.
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A rekindling of at least some modest U.S. inflationary flames was possible following several years of reasonable GDP growth, record low unemployment rates, and increasing corporate profitability.
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The Pentagon was in the process of rekindling its relationship with Silicon Valley, which had grown up out of military contract work in the 1950s and '60s.
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Richie Sambora and and his Australian rocker girlfriend, Orianthi, are splitting up -- but they're leaving the door open for a rekindling in the future ... TMZ has learned.
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For fans who have been rooting for these two to get back together all along, following Hannah and Tyler's possible rekindling is basically getting them through this.
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Much of the discussion surrounds the possibility of rekindling bipartisan sentencing and corrections reform legislation that was on the cusp of being enacted in the previous Congress.
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Such accidents are so rare that when they do happen they send shudders through riders, rekindling fears about standing too close to the edge of the platform.
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Now, 18 years since the album's release, I find myself in my own return of Saturn, rekindling my fascination with Gwen and the transformative power of heartbreak.
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No word if they're rekindling the romance or if he's just playing nice with his baby mama -- either way she seemed very pleased at Mastro's last weekend.
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The trailer shows the ex-best friend duo through the years—enduring terrible beanies, haircuts, and braces—as they navigate a gradual rekindling of that old flame.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States sent a Navy ship through the Taiwan Strait on Friday, rekindling one of a growing number of flashpoints in Washington's relationship with Beijing.
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But despite being figuratively above it all, that didn't stop him from rekindling a decade old grime rivalry in Birmingham last night when he played the Rainbow Warehouse.
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The dollar had stayed weak following U.S. data showing domestic home construction fell for a second straight month in August, rekindling some concerns about the U.S. housing sector.
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When Scott Disick joined the Kardashian clan at the reunion, host Ryan Seacrest asked the couple if there would ever be a possibility of them rekindling their relationship.
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It's clear Becca always believed any contact her fiancé had with his ex would be for closure, a word she uses often, as opposed to rekindling any romance.
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It's actually just as likely that people are reconnecting with exes or people from their past over Facebook, for instance, and thus rekindling old flames in the process.
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This week, PEOPLE confirmed that Kourtney Kardashian and her boyfriend Younes Bendjima had split — but don't expect her to be rekindling any romance with her ex Scott Disick.
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Yet according to Esquire, the internet still latched on to the possibility, rekindling interest in the original investigation, with people even offering to do their own detective work.
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The real reason Maggie's on edge about them rekindling their relationship is pregnant and goes by the name Teddy (Kim Raver), who was absent from this week's episode.
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The increase marked the sixth straight week of record high inventories, rekindling worries of a glut that threatened to reverse a two-month long rally on the market.
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We tried asking him about Halsey after reports came out saying that they'd broken up again after rekindling their romance earlier this year, but G was tight-lipped.
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Gold jumped on Thursday as the dollar remained under pressure on uncertainty around future U.S. interest rates increases, while global shares fell, rekindling investor appetite for safer assets.
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"It will cost money, yes, but it would be relatively inexpensive compared to the alternative, which is a rekindling of the old tensions in the region," Gabriel said.
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Trump's suggestion also comes amid plans to reduce the US's 2,1903 troops in Syria, stoking fears of a rekindling of the jihadist movement throughout the country and beyond.
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The U.S. yield curve inverted further on Tuesday to levels not seen since 2007, rekindling fears of a looming recession and fuelling a sell-off on Wall Street.
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By the look of things ... Tyga's paying no attention to reports he and Kylie were rekindling an old flame on the heels of her split with Travis Scott.
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But as he explains, rekindling a collaboration with producer Kevin MacMahon who worked with the band on Days helped Courtney and his bandmates set on making another record.
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Despite Woods and Jenner being estranged, Woods revealed in an interview with Cosmopolitan UK this week that she is staying optimistic in hopes of rekindling her friendship with Jenner.
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The comedy beats burn bright and at its core the film is about rekindling a relationship—but the means it uses to get there have distinct sci-fi elements.
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Today, planetary geologist Kirby Runyon will present a new definition of "planet" at the 48th Lunar Planetary Science Conference in The Woodlands, Texas, undoubtedly rekindling the flames of controversy.
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For weeks, we've been a little preoccupied with Brooklyn Beckham and Moretz rekindling their relationship, so excuse us for not having enough chill to notice her quick hair change.
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Meanwhile, the European Commission on Thursday sharply downgraded its forecast for euro zone economic growth in 2019 and 2020, rekindling fears that the global economy may be slowing down.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp revealed additional accounting irregularities on Tuesday after a multi-billion dollar accounting scandal last year, rekindling doubts over the company's pledge to improve transparency.
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Interestingly enough, Cassie was seen with Diddy shortly after Kim Porter died last month ... which sparked rumors they might be rekindling their 10-year relationship following their October split.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's political crisis risks undoing years spent rebuilding the country's banks, undermining the value of their assets, choking off access to funding and rekindling euro exit fears.
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According to the trailer, we're getting the return of Dean Unglert sans moustache, Blake and Kristina possibly rekindling their pre-BiP romance, and some more Angela and Clay drama.
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The indexes began losing steam in afternoon trade shortly after a rise in the 10-year Treasury yield, rekindling the worry that sparked this cascading market plunge last Friday.
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Auto stocks were also up 1%, continuing their rally spurred by news that China and the United States are rekindling trade talks ahead of the G20 meeting next week.
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"Big God" seems to speak from a place of despair not unlike the addict coming up from rock bottom, working their steps and rekindling their relationship with a higher power.
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"I hear since Joe went away that she's rekindling old frames," she told Housewives Siggy Flicker and Dolores Catania while prepping for the fashion show at her fashion boutique, Posche.
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Lower oil prices in recent years have damaged Algeria's economy, rekindling discontent and making it more difficult to buy off dissent, as in 2011, when authorities expanded a welfare state.
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The report that Beijing plans to announce retaliatory tariffs against Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $60 billion of Chinese goods was also rekindling worries about a Sino-U.
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It would be bold move on his part to condemn Trump's racist language on the eve of rekindling what Brits still believe is the "special relationship" between the two nations.
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Such official backing is rekindling hope among survivors and activists that a truth and reconciliation commission might be established to finally explain what happened half a century ago, and why.
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Nicki and Kenneth started dating last year after rekindling their flame ... and she says she's convinced he's matured from a checkered past that includes convictions for attempted rape and manslaughter.
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Back in July, Griffin had been rekindling with his ex Brynn Cameron-- the mother of his 2 kids -- but it seems that's taken a backseat to Kendall ... at least publicly.
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Egypt's current president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who took power in a military takeover that ousted an Islamist president in 2013, has been rekindling Cairo's Cold War alliance with Moscow.
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There's nothing like the sound of crashing waves and the sight of a majestic surfing dog to put a couple in the mood, but no rekindling of lost love here.
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are inching closer to getting back together because they're acting like a rekindling of their relationship is imminent -- so say some of their close friends.
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On Wednesday the Treasury market rallied, with benchmark yields hitting their lowest in over two months as tumbling stocks and oil stoked investor anxiety, rekindling safe-haven bids for bonds.
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Moving forward, we dedicate and commit ourselves to rekindling the American-Israeli relationship, and we greatly appreciate President-elect Donald Trump's efforts to fight for Israel on this critical issue.
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Just when it seemed like she and Tyler were on their way to rekindling things, Hadid swooped in with an Instagram follow, and it only got more intense from there.
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It's discordant to watch her get so excited about finally earning health insurance and rekindling her passion for dancing right as her son is being threatened by a murderous monster.
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The latest move to raise the alert follows Saturday's discovery of avian flu in a backyard flock of farm birds on the southern island of Jeju, rekindling bird flu fears nationwide.
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In a letter he sent me, he explained that he was rekindling an interest he had developed from his grandfather, a "Rockhound-Extraordinaire," who had a lapidary shop in his basement.
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Producer price inflation, one gauge of industrial profitability, eased to zero in June from a year earlier, rekindling worries about deflation, which could prompt authorities to launch more aggressive stimulus measures.
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"Certain countries are blatantly proclaiming self-centered nationalism and modernizing their nuclear arsenals, rekindling tensions that had eased with the end of the Cold War," Matsui said, without identifying the countries.
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Rekindling continued Ireland's fine Melbourne Cup record since the Dermot Weld-trained Vintage Crop raced away with the 1993 trophy and became the first winner prepared outside Australia and New Zealand.
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What's also interesting is how there are seeds of happiness still growing: Toby and Kate's engagement, Kevin and Sophie's rekindling friendship/romance and the enduring sweetness of Beth and Randall's marriage.
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This summer, he will team up again with Wendy Whelan, rekindling their collaboration from "Restless Creature" in 2013, at Jacob's Pillow for new dances set to the music of Brooklyn Rider.
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Turquoise Mountain is a nongovernmental organization here that, among other things, trains Afghan artisans, rekindling ancient skills and traditions that were on the verge of dying out after decades of war.
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Issa has deluded herself into thinking this current sleeping arrangement is healthy, to the point where she is now considering staying at Daniel's longer and contemplating a rekindling of their romance.
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A few months later, when he was passing through New York again, he asked if he could spend the night at her place and the two ended up rekindling their relationship.
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The pound nursed heavy losses on Wednesday after tumbling when Britain re-set a hard deadline for quitting the European Union, rekindling old fears of a chaotic exit from the bloc.
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But a new wave of innovation, led by entrepreneurs such as Elon Musk's SpaceX, Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin, and Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic is slowly rekindling those idle thoughts about space.
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By season six, Johnny, David, and Alexis are all running their own businesses and in happy, healthy relationships in Schitt's Creek, while matriarch Moira Rose (O'Hara's character) is rekindling her acting career.
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U.S. investors swarmed into sovereign debt in the prior session after Europe's central bank cut its GDP forecast, rekindling fears that a slowdown overseas could send shock waves into the American economy.
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Some of the more recent events in their relationship include an "official" rekindling in September 2014, publicly announced after a lawyer asked Bieber about his relationship status with Gomez during a deposition.
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Buying nearly 2.5 trillion euros ($3.10 trillion) worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored to depress borrowing costs and increase lending, in the hope of rekindling inflation.
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The on-again, off-again couple have been spotted out together on PDA-filled outings several times since ending their engagement in June, and it appears the pair are rekindling their romance.
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It should be noted, Kaitlynn goes out of her way to call Brody "single" ... which backs up our earlier reporting that there was no real chance of a romantic rekindling between them.
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At the center of the story are two West Texans in Washington rekindling a romance, along with a parade of appearances by well-known administration officials: Condoleezza Rice, Donald Rumsfeld and others.
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For example, if you split up because one partner didn't want to get married and the other did, one partner has to have changed their view on that, or a rekindling won't work.
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Chris Evans, 36, and Jenny Slate, 35, are not together anymore after rekindling their relationship late last year, according to a new profile of the Infinity War actor in the New York Times.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out tough terms for Brexit talks with the European Union, rekindling fears Britain would reach the end of an 11-month transition period without agreeing a trade deal.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out tough terms for Brexit talks with the European Union, rekindling fears Britain would reach the end of an 11-month transition period without agreeing a trade deal.
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China has threatened to retaliate if tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods increase to 25% on Friday, rekindling worries of a worldwide economic slowdown and triggering flight to safety among investors.
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China has threatened to retaliate if tariffs on $221 billion worth of Chinese goods increase to 13% on Friday, rekindling worries of a global economic slowdown and triggering flight to safety among investors.
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The report that Beijing plans to announce retaliatory tariffs against U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $60 billion of Chinese goods was also rekindling worries about a Sino-U.
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Buying 2.6 trillion euro worth of debt over nearly four years, the ECB has laboured away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling growth and inflation.
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Theresa May's audience with Donald Trump at the White House was widely seen a rekindling of the special relationship between U.S. and UK. But a British street artist offered another, more cheeky interpretation.
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China has threatened to retaliate if tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods increase to 25% on Friday, rekindling worries of a global economic slowdown and triggering flight to safety among investors.
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The report that Beijing plans to announce retaliatory tariffs against U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $264.85 billion of Chinese goods was also rekindling worries about a Sino-U.
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On a personal level, I often want to fall to my knees and thank him for rekindling the fires of my personal faith and reminding me of what is most important in life.
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The report that Beijing plans to announce retaliatory tariffs against U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $264.72 billion of Chinese goods was also rekindling worries about a Sino-U.
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Still, rekindling negotiations could make it hard for China to play off the United States against its allies by promising to shift business from one to another if a trade war breaks out.
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Buying over 2 trillion euros worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling inflation.
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Dr. Cook, who recently published a book on Vimy and Canadians' search for an iconic battle, said there had been a rekindling of interest in the battle during its 50th anniversary in 1967.
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MARKET NEWS * The pound nursed heavy losses on Wednesday after tumbling when Britain re-set a hard deadline for quitting the European Union, rekindling old fears of a chaotic exit from the bloc.
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"The extent to which you've managed to stay in touch or how up-to-date you are on each other's lives will likely dictate how you'll go about rekindling your relationship," she said.
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Orbital Reflector is a temporary gesture in the night sky, so it is a moment in time and space that makes visible the invisible, thereby rekindling our imaginations and fueling potential for the future.
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At first, Monlit was hesitant to reenter the world of Muay Thai, but Tim persisted, taking his old trainer to watch fights and slowly rekindling in him a love of the sport he'd left.
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Sampled On: "Glow" One of the more curious inclusions on More Life, "Glow" sees Drake and Kanye West rekindling their on-again, off-again friendship and trading aspirational toasts over a sparse, metronomic beat.
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Betrayed by whiteness, Lyn nurses her wounds by recklessly rekindling her affair with Johnny, all while continuing to jog, shop on credit, eat vegan, and do yoga to maintain her appeal to white men.
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A month after rekindling his coaching relationship with Murray following a two-year hiatus, it was job done for Ivan Lendl as Murray's win-loss record during the grasscourt season improved to 12-0.
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The pound slid after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out tough terms for EU talks, rekindling fears Britain would reach the end of an 11-month transition period without reaching a trade deal.
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"Everyone realises that Europe cannot stand a rekindling of the Greek crisis, when there are issues with Italy and amid a pre-election period in many European countries," Dimitris Tzanakopoulos told Athens 9,84 radio.
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After languishing for nearly two years, China's stock market has come alive in recent months thanks to strong corporate profit and economic growth, rekindling the interest of investors burnt by a mid-2015 crash.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said President Donald Trump will reject any trade deal that is not perfect but that they will still keep working on an agreement rekindling concerns in the market.
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Greece and its international lenders resumed talks in Athens on Wednesday on the country's fiscal and reform progress, rekindling Athens' hopes that its first bailout review may be concluded before the end of April.
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They will also be free to deal with the Iranian transport and financial sectors, including banks, which will be able to switch back into the SWIFT transactions system, a key to rekindling foreign trade.
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Nostalgia—a rekindling and reliving of that a feeling or experience—is a vital element in indie rock; it has kept its bands and musicians afloat for as many years, even while in decline.
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But don't fear Bachelorette fans because... Everyone's favorite couple from The Bachelorette had seemed to go their separate ways after briefly rekindling their romance when Hannah broke up with her final choice, Jed Wyatt.
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When Chapman went to the mound in the ninth, and Michael Brantley greeted him with a line-drive single, the sellout crowd rose to its feet, rekindling memories of that chilly night last fall.
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The regulatory body cited the potential for fraud and manipulation as its main reason for the denial, rekindling concerns about the security of the cryptocurrency market as it relates to trading the underlying assets.
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If Trump is serious about rekindling America's spirit, a G.I. Bill for civilian national service would go a lot further than the 210 percent increase in military spending he's seeking in his first budget.
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Boosted by a pivotal CSeries deal with Delta Air Lines , Canada's Bombardier Inc is rekindling sales talks with several U.S. and European carriers, even as it eyes China, the world's fastest-growing aviation nation.
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Trump this month renominated several dozen judicial nominees who weren't confirmed last year, rekindling a battle between Democrats and Republicans, who hope to capitalize on their record-breaking judicial success from the last Congress.
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Nicki Minaj won't be single for long if she gets on the horn with her ex-fiance and producer, Safaree Samuels ... who's open to rekindling things, and also throwing major shade at Meek Mill.
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Buying around 2.5 trillion euro worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling growth and inflation.
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Buying over 2 trillion euros ($2.47 trillion) worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling inflation.
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Cheryl Burke Talks Rekindling Romance With Matthew Lawrence: &aposWe Feel So Lucky&apos (Exclusive) "Dad, if I had one more chance to have you here with me today, I would do things differently," she wrote.
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Not only was the gold rush the first of California's many booms; it shifted global perspectives, spurring Karl Marx to start work on "Das Kapital" and rekindling hopes of long-distance commerce across the Pacific.
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Recent surveys among business reported price pressures rising, and some firms saying they are now able to maintain profit margins by raising prices, a rekindling of pricing power felt to be absent in recent years.
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"An overall solid UK jobs report would go a long way to rekindling some of the lost BoE policy tightening sentiment in recent weeks," said ING FX strategist Viraj Patel, in a note to clients.
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In addition, the lower corporate rate and rate for pass-throughs will go far in rekindling the entrepreneurial spirit that has been dampened in the last few years as well as making us competitive internationally.
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For his part, the foreign secretary has tried to bolster his chances of survival by rekindling an alliance with another Cabinet minister -- a move which could be interpreted as the first strike against May's premiership.
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Since rekindling things, the duo have been hard to keep track of ... they got engaged in the Bahamas, then returned to NYC, then spent this past weekend in Miami only to wind up in Atlanta.
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For his part, Mr. Gilliam is working on a grand scale that he compared to that of the 19th-century Hudson River School painter Albert Bierstadt and enjoying the rekindling of interest in his paintings.
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Bolivia's conservative caretaker President Jeanine Anez has looked to draw a line under the foreign policies of Morales' administration, shifting away from old allies like Venezuela and Cuba and rekindling ties with the United States.
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The sprawling corruption scandal implicated the leadership of Samsung, the nation's largest conglomerate, and other big businesses, rekindling public furor over decades-old ties between government and corporations in one of Asia's most vibrant democracies.
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In his sermon, Francis said some Church leaders risked becoming "bureaucrats, not shepherds", and urged them to have the courage of rekindling what he called the fire of God's gift by being open to change.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved a promising new treatment for a particularly deadly form of cancer, bringing hope to desperate patients while rekindling a global conversation about the escalating cost of new therapies.
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Owen and Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) were too busy stalking making sure Betty (Peyton Kennedy) didn't ditch school to do drugs and rekindling their relationship to notice that Teddy is still in town and pregnant at that.
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A Los Angeles pastor living in the US for more than 20 years and no apparent criminal history was detained by immigration officials Monday, sparking protests and rekindling fears that anyone without documentation now faces deportation.
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President Donald Trump vowed last Thursday to make a major tax announcement in the next few weeks, rekindling a rally that has stalled amid concerns over his protectionist stance and lack of clarity on policy reforms.
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Even at the World Cup, which was held successfully in 12 different cities, the biggest fear was a rekindling of mass protests that erupted across Brazil a year earlier because of corruption and a slowing economy.
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Four were selected, but so far, only one has been announced: Australian interactive artist Lynette Wallworth, who appeared at Sundance in 2013 with a deep-sea exploration film and accompanying smartphone app called Coral: Rekindling Venus.
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The Communist Party goes to great lengths every year to avoid rekindling memories of the schisms and bloodshed of 1989 — the efforts are so strenuous that they serve to remind many of the June 4 anniversary.
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The president also risks pushing the two pariah states closer together, potentially rekindling a collaborative military-to-military relationship that reaches back decades and heightening the prospect that ballistic missile and nuclear weapons technologies will proliferate.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar stayed weaker versus a basket of currencies on Tuesday as data showed domestic home construction fell for a second straight month in August, rekindling some concerns about the U.S. housing sector.
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Yields on U.S. Treasury debt rose, snapping three sessions of declines, bolstered by China saying it was willing to work with the United States to resolve core trade concerns, rekindling some hopes for a bilateral deal.
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He will now be asked to apply similar updates to the Jaguars in hopes of rekindling that magic and allowing the team's offense to keep up with its defense after years of stagnation under Blake Bortles.
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In commodities markets, oil crept higher on Monday after sliding on Friday on a report showing U.S. crude production rose last week, just as OPEC exports hit a 2017 high, rekindling concerns about a supply glut.
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After living and working on Martha's Vineyard and in New York City and Rome, she relocated to California, where she found herself rekindling that early love and combining it with her present life as a photographer.
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A small but significant group of Netflix and Disney+ users have told Bank of America they expect to cancel their Netflix subscriptions, rekindling concerns that new combatants in Wall Street's "streaming wars" could hamstring current players.
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The North and the United States have remained technically at war since the Korean War was halted in a truce in 1953, and Washington still keeps 28,500 troops in South Korea to prevent it from rekindling.
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This was not a drill, but there was a caveat: Los Angeles had no real intention of rekindling its relationship with Kemp because the 33-year-old reportedly did not fit into the team's future plans.
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As evidenced by the digital breadcrumb trail he's left for his new Showtime series, he's about to be back in a big way, rekindling a rivalry with the premiere agitator of the Trump era: Donald Trump himself.
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Negotiations between Athens, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund — which has yet to decide if it will participate in Greece's current bailout — have dragged on for months, rekindling fears of a new crisis in Europe.
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"When Dan mentioned he could use a hand rekindling the flames, we jumped at the chance to get involved and offered our help to make it a tradition," says Oddfellows producer Erica Kelly to The Creators Project.
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Season 3 finds James St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick) unveiling new nightclubs, exiting the drug game and rekindling a relationship with his first love, Angela (Lela Loren), the assistant United States attorney sworn to bring him to justice.
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VW said last June it would review its portfolio of assets and brands, rekindling speculation among analysts that "non-core" businesses such as Ducati or a diesel-engine business for machinery could be up put for sale.
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We had a tumultuous ending where we had just broken up but sort of got back together, so that last night we sat and talked after rekindling a little and drank the wine from these mason jars.
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By buying local products whenever possible, developing a culture of repair rather than disposal and rekindling a love of craftsmanship, we can buck an economic system that shuns longevity for profit and devalues workers in the process.
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Amazon announced plans to open a big, new office in New York City on Friday, instantly rekindling the heated arguments that engulfed its failed efforts to build a second headquarters in the city nearly a year ago.
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We got the exes coming out of The Serving Spoon in Inglewood together, and Hazel immediately tried to play coy with our photog about the reunion ... but our sources tell us they started rekindling things this week.
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The pound slipped 1.1% to $1.3058 after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out tough terms for European Union talks, rekindling fears Britain would reach the end of an 11-month transition period without agreeing a trade deal.
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The pound slid 1.1% to $1.3047 after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out tough terms for European Union talks, rekindling fears Britain would reach the end of an 20.25-month transition period without agreeing a trade deal.
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Talks between Athens, its European Union lenders and the International Monetary Fund over labor and energy reforms, fiscal targets and debt relief have dragged on for months rekindling fears of a new crisis in the single-currency bloc.
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Jenner and Woods were best friends for many years, but their relationship was severed in the wake of Woods' cheating scandal with Thompson — and while Jenner was initially torn about rekindling their friendship, she's since officially moved on.
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Speculation that the couple might be rekindling their romance began when the 25-year-old singer was spotted at Hadid's N.Y.C. home in April, leaving the apartment the next day wearing the same hoodie as the day prior.
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Negotiations between Greece, the European Union and the IMF, which has yet to decide if it will participate in Greece's current bailout, have dragged on for months, rekindling fears of a new financial crisis in the euro zone.
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The dollar fell broadly on Monday on hopes that a U.S.-led strike on Syria would not escalate, rekindling some appetite for stocks and other risky assets and spurred investors to reduce safe-haven holdings of the greenback.
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Talks between Athens, its European Union lenders and the International Monetary Fund over labour and energy reforms, fiscal targets and debt relief have dragged on for months, rekindling fears of a new crisis in the single-currency bloc.
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ATHENS, March 9 (Reuters) - Greece and its international lenders resumed talks in Athens on Wednesday on the country's fiscal and reform progress, rekindling Athens' hopes that its first bailout review may be concluded before the end of April.
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China and the United States are rekindling trade talks ahead of a meeting next week between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, giving hope to financial markets that an escalating trade war between the two countries could abate.
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The rising country group, who toured with Brothers Osborne in the fall and will next join Dierks Bentley and Kane Brown, croons about a love who "went off to find better," before rekindling and becoming an even stronger couple.
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Satoshi Ishii Always a fun fighter to watch and totally affable as a person, witnessing Heath Herring walk to the ring for the second time since an eight-year hiatus is like rekindling a friendship with an old acquaintance.
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Things are clearly rekindling between these two, and even though at first, I was against it (#TeamMsVelez), seeing the way their love story has survived heartbreak and betrayal and is now on a path to forgiveness warms my heart.
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Industrial and material stocks got a boost after Trump said the U.S. infrastructure bill may top $22.314 trillion and that his administration was seeking a major "haircut" on the Dodd-Frank banking regulation, rekindling some of his campaign promises.
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Clinton earned nearly 3 million more votes than Trump and Democrats gained seats in both houses of Congress even in the midst of Russian meddling and the FBI rekindling its email investigation right before Election Day, they point out.
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Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian will be spending a lot of time together in the coming weeks as they try to celebrate the holidays harmoniously for their child — but that doesn't mean the pair will be rekindling their romance.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rekindling won the 183th running of the Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse on Tuesday, giving Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien a maiden triumph Down Under and victory over his father's horse in a thrilling sprint to the line.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Not yet" is likely to be the main message this week from Bank of England officials pondering when to start signaling an interest rate hike after a sharp slowdown rekindling doubt about Britain's economy ahead of Brexit.
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Though as is so often the case with "Insecure," nothing good remains uncomplicated for long — it turns out she's dated Lawrence in the past, and may be rekindling a relationship with him again now that he's reassessing his priorities.
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Yet all this growth has shown no sign of rekindling inflation and, with plenty of spare capacity in the labor market, the Reserve Bank of Australia seems content to leave interest rates at record lows for months to come.
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The fall of a major city to one of the country's most powerful factions is rekindling tensions with rival brigades in the east, led by Khalifa Haftar, who has rejected the authority of the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli.
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Just a few months after rekindling their friendship (which was announced via a set of matching photos on Instagram), Drake and Nicki Minaj are back to professing their love for one another in any and every way that they can.
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At the same time, Susan's narrowly drawn lot proves relatively weak, leaving Adams little to do but emit heavy sighs and longing gazes as she burrows into the manuscript and battles insomnia, rekindling long-dormant feelings and reopening old wounds.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ireland's Ryanair will launch its first routes from European cities to Ukraine, the low-cost airline said on Friday, rekindling a deal it walked away from last July over alleged attempts to protect the market for Ukrainian competitors.
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You will be immersed in the celebration and the spectacle as you join Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele—who are rekindling their passionate, kinky romance after the events of Fifty Shades of Grey—and their guests for a spectacular evening affair.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. interest rates futures rose on Friday, erasing their earlier losses after China announced retaliatory tariffs on about $75 billion of U.S. imports, rekindling bets the trade war between the world's biggest economies would not end soon.
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The pair unfortunately did not tie the knot while on the show; however, this didn't stop them from rekindling their love after seeing each other again on the MAFS matchmaking special—and PEOPLE has the inside at the surprise engagement!
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That all followed some minimal gains overnight in Asia after news that China and the United States are rekindling trade talks ahead of a meeting next week between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at a G20 summit in Japan.
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The industrial and material stocks got a boost after Trump said the U.S. infrastructure bill may top $5003 trillion and that his administration was working on a major "haircut" on the Dodd-Frank banking regulation, rekindling some of his campaign promises.
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Negotiations between Greece, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund - which has yet to decide if it will participate in Greece's current bailout - have dragged on for months, rekindling fears of a new financial crisis in the euro zone.
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Concern in Moscow that a standoff with NATO over Ukraine is a "new Cold War" have been accompanied by increased interest from President Vladimir Putin's Kremlin in rekindling memories of World War Two cooperation with Britain and the United States.
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According to police, the 27-year-old allegedly attacked his wife, Brooke Heimbach, and her stepfather, Matthew Parrott, after an amateur sleuthing operation in which the duo apparently caught Heimbach while he was busy rekindling an extramarital affair with Parrott's wife.
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At its core, Grinspan's book suggests that if we're ever going to truly solve the long-running crisis of young people's rejection of politics — one that contributed to Donald Trump's win — the best bet lies in somehow rekindling those same motivations.
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The movie follows an alcoholic ghost writer and former prom queen, Mavis Gary, as she returns to her hometown with the sole purpose of rekindling a romance with her high school boyfriend (who is now very much married with a kid).
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Despite their split, the former couple will be spending a lot of time together in the coming weeks as they try to celebrate the holidays harmoniously for baby True — but that doesn't mean the pair will be rekindling their romance.
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Had the peace referendum succeeded, it would have done so by a very narrow margin, thus dividing the country in half — much like the recent so-called Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom — but with the added risk of rekindling violence.
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WASHINGTON — As President-elect Donald J. Trump fills his cabinet with people of wealth and power, he is rekindling animosity between his anti-establishment supporters and more traditional Republicans, a rift that could test the endurance of his new political coalition.
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However, the market moved off session lows after Trump said the U.S. infrastructure bill may top $1 trillion and that his administration was working on a major "haircut" on the Dodd-Frank banking regulation, rekindling some of his campaign promises.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China and the United States are rekindling trade talks ahead of a meeting next week between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, cheering financial markets on hopes that an escalating trade war between the two countries would abate.
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SALT LAKE CITY – The Mormon church on Friday celebrated the 40th anniversary of reversing its ban on black people serving in the lay priesthood, going on missions or getting married in temples, rekindling debate about one of the faith&aposs most sensitive topics.
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The pound slid to its weakest level in 1-1/2 years against the dollar on Monday as British Prime Minister Theresa May postponed a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal, rekindling doubts about U.K.'s departure from the European Union in March.
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In addition to the photo booth pictures of the pair (she's kissing his cheek in one image — *gasp*), Kylie also snapped a picture of his hand on her thigh—a clear sign of some sort of rekindling, with matching watches and all.
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The views expressed are his own.) By John Kemp LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - CERAWeek has exposed all the contradictions at the heart of OPEC's attempt to rebalance the oil market without rekindling the shale boom or conceding too much market share to rivals.
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NEW YORK, June 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury prices held their earlier losses on Tuesday as a private gauge on consumer confidence rose to its highest since October, rekindling bets that consumer spending is gathering strength in second quarter following a sluggish first quarter.
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LESS HARMONY In addition, the policy moves of a decade ago were about rekindling growth that would help every nation, and elected officials and fiscal leaders were enacting their own economic stimulus programs to pull in the same direction as monetary policy.
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"Vargy pitched his butt off tonight," said Mets reliever Jacob Rhame, who gave up a ninth-inning two-run homer to Phillies first baseman Rhys Hoskins, whose trot became something of a statement about this rekindling rivalry in the National League East.
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It was a rekindling of a brief but memorable rivalry that began eight years earlier in Japan, when an 18-year-old Matsuzaka faced Suzuki, then a five-time Pacific League batting champion, in an encounter that made the pair instantly synonymous.
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Mr. Hawthorne, who dreams of moving to Bali with his brother-in-law and rekindling his old passion for scuba diving, said that while the layout is unusual, the apartment is now priced to allow the buyer to fully remodel the space.
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The story also receives a boost of mischievous whimsy from the Hercules villain Hades, played with a starched mop of hair and punk-rock eyeliner by Cheyenne Jackson, rekindling some (but not enough) of the silliness Kristin Chenoweth brought to the first movie.
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NEW YORK, Jan 22 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields fell on Wednesday, adding to weakness seen the previous session, after the Bank of Canada held interest rates steady and opened the door for possible easing amid an economic slowdown, rekindling worries about global growth.
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MUNICH — Russia's prime minister accused the West on Saturday of rekindling the Cold War, telling a meeting of top defense officials, diplomats and national leaders that sanctions imposed after the annexation of Crimea and new moves by the NATO alliance "only aggravate" tensions.
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It is notable that the shooting down of the American spy plane in Nixon's time, one of the largest losses of Americans in a Cold War military attack, did not result in retaliation, in part for fear of rekindling the Korean War.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece and its international lenders resumed talks on Wednesday on its fiscal and reform progress, rekindling Athens' hopes that its first bailout review may be concluded before the end of April, with the big issue of pensions high on the agenda.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell broadly on Monday on hopes that a U.S.-led strike on Syria would not lead to escalation, rekindling some appetite for stocks and other risky assets and spurring investors to reduce safe-haven holdings of the greenback.
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From falling for her when she was Camilla Shand, soon after they first met in the early 1970s, through rekindling their affair during his marriage to Princess Diana, (while Camilla was married too) to being a reason the royal couple divorced in 1996.
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The veterans' group, OUTVETS, said late on Tuesday it had been informed by parade organizers it would be excluded from this year's parade, rekindling a decades-long fight over inclusion that had looked settled in 2015 when the group was first allowed to march.
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The two recently got engaged after about a month of rekindling their romance, and already have their groomsmen and bridesmaids picked out, according to Kim Basinger , who is the ex-wife of Hailey&aposs uncle, Alec Baldwin, and the mother of her cousin, Ireland Baldwin.
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Phase Four: Rekindling Desire Because fast-fashion retailers operate on an accelerated timeline and can accurately track sales in minute detail, they've become machines at identifying trends that are hot sellers and giving shoppers more of what they want, while they still want it.
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Sterling was soft at $1.2999, having lost 1.5913% on Monday when UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out tough terms for talks with the European Union, rekindling fears Britain would reach the end of an 11-month Brexit transition period without agreeing a trade deal.
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Second, he was looking for a rally after the first half-hour that didn't happen, rekindling memories of "the dreaded 'margin clerk selloff'" that happened during the 2008 meltdown; and, finally, typical leaders like Boeing and tech didn't step forward to guide the market higher.
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Talks on labour reforms and fiscal issues between the Greek government and its official creditors - the European Stability Mechanism, the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF - have dragged on for months, rekindling fears of a new crisis in the debt-laden country.
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Jumpei Yasuda, who quit his job as a reporter on a Japanese newspaper to cover the Iraq war in 2003, arrived in Tokyo from Turkey, rekindling debate in Japan about reporting from war zones that some see as reckless adventurism and others as courageous journalism.
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But the 56 Flowers' big show happened last week at one of Beijing's central political sites, and it has ignited accusations that officials connived in rekindling Cultural Revolution-era veneration of Mao right before the 50th anniversary of the start of that traumatic era.
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As memorable retro consoles go, the NES was certainly noteworthy for rekindling the home video game market, but the Super Nintendo was one of Nintendo's biggest successes, with over 1,000 more games being released for the 16-bit console than its 8-bit predecessor.
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As a result, the Airborne Archipelago is a world on the eve of globalization, which nefarious forces such as Clan Belsoto — the game's antagonistic party — seek to exploit, on one occasion even instigating a devastating natural disaster by scientifically rekindling an ancient and sacred volcano.
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That was until Saturday, when a team led by Paul G. Allen, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, announced that it had found unmistakable wreckage of the Indianapolis 18,000 feet deep in the Philippine Sea, rekindling memories of the Navy's worst disaster at sea.
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Conflict in Libya that has led to a blockade of its ports and oilfields shows no signs of a resolution, while U.S. sanctions on a subsidiary of Russian state oil major Rosneft could cut more Venezuelan crude from the market, rekindling global oil supply worries.
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U.S. 2-year, 10-year and 30-year yields were little changed but earlier hit fresh two-week lows after the Bank of Canada held interest rates steady and opened the door for possible easing amid an economic slowdown, rekindling worries about global growth.
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Gold fell on Wednesday, retreating from a two-week high hit earlier in the session, after the United States started issuing licenses for some companies to supply goods to Chinese firm Huawei, rekindling hopes for trade negotiations that had shown signs of turning more contentious.
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Acquiring key technologies, rekindling innovation, bringing products and services to market faster, embracing risk (and failure), shaking up a sclerotic corporate culture — all these can be achieved by partnering with young companies, provided they're the right partners and the enterprise host doesn't crush the relationship.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields retreated further from their session highs on Thursday after Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said the country's governing coalition had broken down and he is ready for new elections, rekindling worries about the euro zone's third biggest economy.
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"I want people to see that it's not just the violence—that it really is a rekindling of so many beautiful things and inter-tribal solidarity that people would otherwise be missing out on, had there not been social media there actively displaying it," she says.
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"In many ways, Ramaphosa is rekindling the optimism of the 1990s but — and it is a big but — the economic, political and social problems are far greater now," Pat Thaker, editorial director for the Middle East and Africa at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via telephone.
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The call came less than a month after a towering cruise ship collided with a dock and a tourist boat in Venice, injuring four people and rekindling a heated debate in Italy about how to protect the historic city, which draws some 30 million tourists a year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The pound slid to its weakest level in nearly 22019-20.31/0.783 years against the dollar on Monday as British Prime Minister Theresa May postponed a parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal, rekindling doubts about U.K.'s departure from the European Union in March.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar's nosedive over the last year - only exacerbated by the recent threat of trade wars - is rekindling concerns that the greenback's standing as the premier global reserve currency is at risk, but data compiled by Reuters suggests such fears are overblown.
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Toronto's Alannah Kavanagh slid into my inbox with a song about the kind of longing for closure, rekindling, and recapturing that feeling you had in a relationship that is as raw as they come, but paired with a dreamy, shoegaze inspired guitar to take the edge off.
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The market will be far different if value managers begin to shine by putting points on the board with lower large-cap stocks — and with mid- and small-cap names, where there may be even greater value opportunities — rekindling the allure for active management in general.
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He has pushed it at a dozen events since rekindling the idea during a January budget address, and with increasing tenacity in recent weeks, including while chomping pickles at a diner with three older constituents on Facebook Live and during a mass conference call on Monday.
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Also keeping markets afloat was news that China and the United States are rekindling trade talks ahead of a meeting next week between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at the G-20 summit in Japan, sparking hopes that the tensions between the two sides would abate.
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The comments in separate interviews at China's largest air show underscore the challenges Iran faces in rekindling plans to import planes after the U.S. reimposed sanctions, though IranAir reiterated on Wednesday it would welcome offers from suppliers not subject to restrictions on the export of U.S. plane parts.
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But she keeps her dream of a better life in New York at the forefront of her mind — a better financial future for Tru, and a better romantic life for herself; she nurses hope of rekindling a romance with her childhood best friend (and current Brooklyn resident), Cicely.
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Moscovici visited Athens to help bridge differences between Greece, Berlin and the International Monetary Fund over the country's fiscal targets, the possibility of further debt relief and reforms as part of the review that has dragged on for months, rekindling fears of a new financial crisis in Europe.
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While Teefey hasn't spoken directly about Bieber and the rekindling of her daughter's relationship, rumors included reports that she had to go to the hospital after hearing news of Bieber and Gomez's reunion, and that Gomez and her mother were not on speaking terms during the days before Christmas.
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The breakup is social media official ... they stopped following eachother on IG. G-Eazy and Halsey were totally inseparable after getting back together during the rapper's August tour stop in Columbus, Ohio ... and their rekindling came only weeks after officially calling it quits for the first time this year.
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Nine years after rekindling a romance ("Before Sunset") in Paris that began nine years before that ("Before Sunrise") in Vienna, Celine and Jesse — Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke — are now in Greece, at the end of a vacation with their daughters and the son he left behind in Chicago.
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The times allow him possibilities his father could never have dreamed of, and Hollinghurst — who belongs to the same generation as Johnny — writes with subtlety and sympathy about all the stages of his progress, from youthful exploration to middle-aged partnership to the rekindling of desire late in life.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — A controversy has erupted in Brazil after organizers of an art exhibition on gender and sexual diversity caved to pressure from conservative groups and canceled the show — rekindling a political firestorm that gripped the country last year when the country's first female president was impeached.
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And ever since rekindling his romance with Selena Gomez late last year, the "Wolves" singer has been the sporty singer's biggest fan in the stands during his hockey games, making it probable she will come support her man upon her return from New York City, where she's attending fashion week.
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At first, it seemed like perhaps their night together was just a one-off rekindling that would prove too good to be true, but after Us Weekly reported on Perry's interview with SiriusXM's The Morning Mashup on Monday, we're starting to think that maybe there's hope for love after all.
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As president, Sarkozy hosted Muammar Gaddafi for a lavish five-day visit in 0003 during which the former Libyan leader, then rekindling ties with Western powers after years of being ostracized, hosted visitors in a tent pitched for him in the garden of an official residence for important foreign visitors.
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"A Joint Session of Congress by President Peña Nieto could go a long way in rekindling our nations' mutual vision and resolve to embark on a long-term plan for combined growth that will allow all of our citizens to prosper north and south of our common border," Menendez said.
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P. Morgan (Updates market action, adds quote) NEW YORK, Aug 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. yield curve inversion deepened on Tuesday to levels not seen since 2007, rekindling fears of a looming recession that spurred a sell-off on Wall Street and stoked even more safe-haven demand for government bonds.
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P. Morgan (Updates market action, adds new graphic) NEW YORK, Aug 0.753 (Reuters) - The U.S. yield curve inversion deepened on Tuesday to levels not seen since 2007, rekindling fears of a looming recession that spurred a sell-off on Wall Street and stoked even more safe-haven demand for government bonds.
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Members of Mr. McConnell's leadership team were incensed at Mr. Mulvaney and allies like the acting White House budget director, Russell Vought, for rekindling a fight that served Democrats so well in 2018 and could harm vulnerable incumbents in 2020, according to two senior aides with direct knowledge of the situation.
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But every diamond has imperfections/ But my love's too pure to watch it chip away With every tear came my redemption/ And my torturer became a remedy via GIPHY Though the new album is filled with messages of lies and deceit, the latter-most songs speak of a couple rekindling after the wreckage.
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The protests against police misconduct related to people of color have all but disappeared from the National Football League during its 100th season, but now a group of current and former players, who are members of the Players Coalition, are rekindling the conversation with an online social media campaign launched Wednesday morning.
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The end of the Entrada is rekindling debate over how to portray New Mexico's complex history, marked by centuries of enslavement of Native Americans, military conquest by Spain and the United States and attempts to depict the state as a place where Hispanics, Native Americans and Anglos, or non-Hispanic whites, peacefully coexist.
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ST. LOUIS — A white former police officer who fatally shot a 24-year-old black man here after a high-speed chase in 2011 was acquitted of first-degree murder on Friday, rekindling protests in a region that has been at the center of the country's debate over police treatment of African-Americans.
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The storm that had barely earned a name — it was briefly considered a tropical storm before being downgraded to a tropical depression — took many residents by surprise with its relentless rain, rekindling memories from when Hurricane Harvey dropped more than 633 inches of precipitation in some areas and caused dozens of deaths in 2017.
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In the story of Tribe, the album was a rekindling and a reunion, a new beginning for a group that had drifted apart since its days as one of hip-hop's defining acts (think of them as the genre's Nirvana, a band that laid out an ethos of the alternative and then followed it to mainstream-redrawing success).
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Fears that new confrontation with NATO following the Russian seizure of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 has ended the post-Communist thaw have been accompanied by increased interest from President Vladimir Putin's Kremlin in rekindling memories of World War Two cooperation with Britain and the United States, which entered the war alongside them in December 1941.
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Nine years after rekindling a romance in Paris ("Before Sunset") that began nine years before that in Vienna ("Before Sunrise"), Celine (Julie Delpy) and Jesse (Ethan Hawke) are in Greece, at the end of a vacation with their twin daughters (Jennifer and Charlotte Prior) and Hank (Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick), the son Jesse left behind in Chicago.
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But North Korea shifted its tone and behavior in 2018, rekindling relations with South Korea and opening up the possibility for dialogue with the US. Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in held a historic summit in late April in which they pledged to work toward ridding the Korean Peninsula of nukes and the formal cessation of the Korean War.
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The plot alarmed the church, rekindling unwelcome memories of the 20173 massacre at a sister church in Charleston, S.C. ATLANTA — A 16-year-old white girl was orchestrating an elaborate, racially motivated plot to attack a small black congregation outside Atlanta, but the scheme was foiled after her classmates reported it to a high school counselor, the authorities said Tuesday.
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As her first solo pop single in four years – the lead preview from her upcoming sixth studio album, due out later this year – the tune marks a noteworthy shift from her daring Bangerz and Dead Petz days to rekindling her relationship with Liam Hemsworth and "leaning into her roots more than I've ever heard," her father, country singer and actor Billy Ray, told Billboard.
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His sights set on a meeting that has raised hopes for a halt in North Korea&aposs nuclear weapons development, Trump welcomed the North&aposs conciliatory response to his Thursday letter withdrawing from the Singapore summit with Kim Jong Un. Rekindling hopes as quickly as he had doused them, Trump said it was even possible the meeting could take place on the originally planned June 12 date.
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"They are the perfect relationship.. -___- forever alone" This is just one of many times Baldwin posted about Bieber, like that time she went to his concert: Or complimented his Oscars skit performance: Or when she asked for Bieber wrapping paper: Having been such a Jelena fan, I'm curious as to how she feels about getting together with Bieber following his recent rekindling with his ex.
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So far, Mr. Trump has played his hand — militarily, at least — as cautiously as his predecessors: A series of Situation Room meetings has come to the predictable conclusion that while the United States can be more aggressive, it should stop just short of confronting the North so frontally that it risks rekindling the Korean War, nearly 64 years after it came to an uneasy armistice.
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"I don't hold very high hopes on rekindling the fire between [Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas] after Trump's visit," said Avital Leibovitch, the Jerusalem director for the American Jewish Committee (AJC) — the oldest Jewish civil rights advocacy organization — and a former Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokeswoman under Netanyahu Israeli Arabs — Christians and Muslims who live in Israel and hold full citizenship — aren't holding their breath either.
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I was jumping into the imagination of my 6-year-old self Heading out of my house in Pallet Town in Pokémon: Let's Go felt like I was rekindling an old fire inside me, and pressing on through the Kanto region with a friendly little Pikachu on my shoulder and a bag full of Pokéballs on my back felt like I was jumping into the imagination of my 6-year-old self.
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I think it was a really great finale because it gave people a lot of satisfaction in a lot of ways in terms of old couple rekindling flames and some mysteries explained, but I think as much as it gave you, it left you with so many questions, and I think that's great, because it really does set it up for season 7 to really take that and try to answer those questions as well as other story lines that are left in the open.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealKey House committee chairman to meet with Mnuchin on infrastructure next week Coalition of conservative groups to air ads against bipartisan proposal to end 'surprise' medical bills House revives agenda after impeachment storm MORE (D-Mass.) said he plans to meet with Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us Key House committee chairman to meet with Mnuchin on infrastructure next week The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions MORE next week in the hopes of rekindling an infrastructure funding deal with the Trump administration, despite the tensions flaring across the Capitol in the impeachment trial.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealOn The Money: Trump takes victory lap with USMCA signing | Fed holds rates steady to open 2020 | Treasury rolls out new sanctions on Russia Fox's Baier labels USMCA 'single biggest bipartisan legislative victory' for Trump, administration Democrats slam Trump for USMCA signing snub MORE (D-Mass.) is aiming to meet with Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinOn The Money: Trump takes victory lap with USMCA signing | Fed holds rates steady to open 85033 | Treasury rolls out new sanctions on Russia Trump administration rolls out new sanctions over Russian occupation of Crimea Chairman: Democrats won't propose infrastructure funding source without White House agreement MORE this week to discuss rekindling infrastructure talks with the Trump administration.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTrump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Senators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war MORE (D-Mass.) rolled out a plan Tuesday to repeal parts of a 2005 bankruptcy law, rekindling a feud with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Former Bush official blasts Buttigieg: 'He is not ready' Ex-Trump campaign adviser: Biden would be able to 'sit down and get some things done' with Republicans Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 5G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash MORE as they battle for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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