This means long-term reliance on U.S. production, as opposed to an increased reliance on potentially hostile regions of the world to meet our continued demand for oil and natural gas.
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As for risk factors, there are two big ones that stand out here: reliance on Amazon's web services (like a whole host of other services), and a reliance on open source technology.
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But she is not alone in her reliance on anecdotes.
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Costco wants to reduce its reliance on those big producers.
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Hope - Scrap over-reliance on fiscal spending and monetary easing.
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But the reliance on historical data is essential, says Craib.
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For Canada, it reduces reliance on the U.S. export market.
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No one can place any reliance on what Barr says.
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Any reliance on such information is at your own risk.
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Yet its continued reliance on policing and criminalization raises concern.
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But: A Toshiba deal wouldn't end apple's reliance on Samsung.
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The reliance on seigniorage continued, and inflation rose to 60,000%.
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Clinton's reliance on the Comey letter is dubious at best.
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Another sticking point is GM's increasing reliance on temporary workers.
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The most important is reliance on civilian organizations to perform.
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The company's reliance on stock can sometimes be a negative.
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Still, Jun's reliance on Twitter has not been universally embraced.
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Take our 100 percent import reliance on rare earth minerals.
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It's also notable for its reliance on green energy sources.
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For one, there has been less reliance on pure fiction.
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The dynamics of America's reliance on oil may have changed.
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She praises Hampshire College for ending reliance on standardized tests.
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He rejects even the customary reliance on an eventful plot.
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The study had limitations, including its reliance on clinicians' memories.
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Another is its reliance on several different sources of pensions.
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Opponents criticize the proposal's reliance on tolls for infrastructure revenue.
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The Iranian aviation sector's reliance on Kiev is not new.
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So the Fifth Circuit's reliance on this provision is dubious.
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Medicare and other insurers help propel reliance on this treatment.
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Others have been appalled by its reliance on racial clichés.
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He cited the state's "unique" coastline and reliance on tourism.
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No reliance on wires, press releases, or even the internet.
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"We believe that the future of brain research will include less reliance on animals, more reliance on human, cell-based models," said Hartung, who also directs John Hopkins' Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing.
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BOE'S CARNEY - EMERGING MARKETS SHOULD REDUCE RELIANCE ON FOREIGN-DENOMINATED DEBT
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I had developed a (some would say unhealthy) reliance on it.
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The case could hit Uber's reliance on using self-employed drivers.
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Turkey's goal is to reduce its reliance on Russian energy supplies.
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That reliance on finance can cause trouble is not in doubt.
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Reliance on any one source increases the risk of supply disruptions.
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That will mean more reliance on increasing sales of existing drugs.
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You should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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Yet for Grasso, the company's reliance on the iPhone is problematic.
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Was the movie's reliance on practical effects solely for budgetary reasons?
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This reliance on Saudi Arabia doing all the work is dangerous.
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The company also wants to reduce reliance on third-party companies.
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As a result, he found his reliance on alcohol tapering off.
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She lashes out at Matthew for his reliance on her housekeeping.
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It would also strengthen energy security, reducing reliance on Russian gas.
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Postman argued against the burgeoning reliance on statistics and data. In
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A reliance on paper has brought similar problems to other states.
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But Vietnam wants to diversify from its reliance on Russian arms.
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But the reliance on the Chinese market isn't only worrying investors.
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Worryingly, this President's reliance on instinct goes beyond the Kahnemanian blueprint.
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The industry has been stung before by its reliance on China.
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Looming showdownElsewhere, China's reliance on violence has spooked the international community.
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This eases some of the retailer's reliance on global shipping companies.
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Rosenblatt counters this by pointing repeatedly to liberals' reliance on religion.
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However, reliance on tax revenue leaves Tallinn vulnerable to macroeconomic shocks.
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Chinese officials are focused on reducing the country's reliance on debt.
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But it also brings unique risks, namely a reliance on oil.
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In these cases, police reliance on data-driven systems makes sense.
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Celgene, meanwhile, needs to dilute its reliance on cancer drug Revlimid.
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Mr. Trump's reliance on his family has only grown more pronounced.
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Takahashi said an over-reliance on smartphones was partly to blame.
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And this, in turn, may well increase reliance on food banks.
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Freediving appealed to me because of its reliance on the breath.
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For other tasks, the reliance on robots has proved a headache.
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Extroverted employees, for example, likely want to reduce reliance on emails.
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Still, Sanders's reliance on young voters and independents could doom him.
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"He voted in good faith reliance on that understanding," he said.
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Tell us about other conventional forces and their reliance on amphetamines.
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For the U.S. military, the reliance on China is downright scary.
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However, he brushed off calls to curb Australia's reliance on coal.
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The reliance on bank loans adds risk to the financial system.
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Fears later eased as many cited China's reliance on U.S. soybeans.
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This reliance on informal income sources has sometimes crossed into graft.
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The larger the reliance on nuclear power, the bigger the chandelier.
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What sets Venezuela apart, however, is its over reliance on hydroelectricity.
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Upside is limited in light of ICAP's reliance on electronic platforms, but could result from a reduced reliance on transactional and bank revenue, materially lower leverage or a longer track record of stable and sound profitability.
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There is no reliance on metaphor, no extravagant gesture or knowing aside.
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More important, over-reliance on the army is unhealthy for a democracy.
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Tesla seeks to end our over-reliance on gasoline through electric cars.
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Greater reliance on debt financing would slow the pace of debt reduction.
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But Dollar General's reliance on selling cheap consumables has pinched its profit.
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Reliance on ever increasing investment means its debt load is also rising.
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Proponents say the pipeline would significantly decrease US reliance on foreign oil.
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Germany also wants to reduce its reliance on coal and nuclear energy.
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Further complicating the matter is Pinterest's reliance on tech's biggest platform players.
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Coles, however, said it will cut its reliance on collectables over time.
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In addition, heavy reliance on variable monsoon rains makes yields unusually volatile.
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Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information.
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And typically the higher the price, the lower the reliance on financing.
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And like Wikipedia, it should encourage a reliance on sources and facts.
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The payouts had also reduced their reliance on food relief, she added.
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There's an even bolder business strategy for rethinking reliance on the burger.
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We do this, Sloman says, because of our reliance on other minds.
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Doesn't Hearthstone's increased reliance on randomness make it a worse competitive game?
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It's another way Samsung's lessening the device's reliance on a smartphone connection.
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"We didn't want to create a reliance on the revenue," said Newsom.
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And reliance on Social Security in minority households is on the rise.
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The thing is expensive, but it lessened her reliance on her car.
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Maybe I don't need to feel guilty about my reliance on technology.
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Through investment and theft, Beijing has reduced its reliance on US semiconductors.
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But with intensified agriculture and increased reliance on pesticides come trade-offs.
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Privatizing with reliance on 2628(k)s put their retirements at risk.
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Debord's notions can be applied to our present-day reliance on technology.
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A. Bank have taken steps to reduce shoppers' reliance on steep discounts.
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And Mayans have been protected by their reliance on public-sector jobs.
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The next step is ending Congress's reliance on massive omnibus spending bills.
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Both teams have efficient offenses, with a heavy reliance on 3-pointers.
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Tillerson's responses were calm and measured, without any obvious reliance on notes.
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The problems weren't at all only due to the reliance on data.
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The rating also captures Kapital's reliance on typically short-term wholesale funding.
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The over-reliance on mandatory minimum sentences must come to an end.
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But it is also distinguished in its reliance on partnerships to succeed.
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But Passan is troubled by the sport's growing reliance on the procedure.
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As of 22016, its reliance on Microsoft was down to 2016 percent.
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The rating also captures Destek's reliance on typically short-term wholesale funding.
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Apple is also looking to move away from reliance on rivals too.
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And our reliance on technology is making us even easier to fool.
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There was a heavy reliance on technology to augment the physical presence.
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And yes, she's seen the memes about her reliance on flying stunts.
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Stripe said the reliance on tech allows them to issue loans quickly.
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Foxconn separately confirmed over-reliance on temporary workers, known internally dispatch workers.
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I put myself in that position with no reliance on anyone else.
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UMG is not alone in its reliance on the multibillion-dollar company.
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Anxiety about life after Potter also exacerbated Mr. Radcliffe's reliance on alcohol.
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His reliance on the corps to define his identity only grew stronger.
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However, it also represents the industry's reliance on the future of streaming.
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He also swiped at Mr. Buttigieg over his reliance on wealthy donors.
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The ramifications from the coronavirus outbreak further highlight Apple's reliance on China.
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Mr. Trump has not, instead exhibiting an unprecedented reliance on social media.
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He thought the increasing reliance on "Moneyball" principles had precipitated his retirement.
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At the same time, reliance on other electricity sources has increased dramatically.
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Lloyds is relatively insulated because of its greater reliance on retail customers.
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Ms. Johnson's company is devoted to boosting reliance on locally grown produce.
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The formula calculates a text's reliance on big words and long sentences.
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A policy solution that places less reliance on diplomatic levers (such as the UN) or military intervention, and more reliance on alternative coalitions – such as among academics, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and government institutions – might offer better-targeted approaches.
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Effective counterterrorism means, in part, moving away from a reliance on military instruments of national security and exploring alternative policies as terrorist organizations transition to an increasing reliance on lone-wolf attacks as occurred Monday in New York City.
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And the agency's reliance on public warnings doesn't seem up to the task.
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Supporters say the Dakota Acess pipeline would decrease American reliance on foreign oil.
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But Mogu isn't worried about its reliance on the gaming and social behemoth.
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Higher exports could also reduce the economy's reliance on an overheated housing market.
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The whole idea is to reduce your reliance on that human bootstrapping step.
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Yet the government's reliance on unionist votes makes this tail hard to ignore.
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Oman's response has been quietly to reduce its reliance on its closest neighbours.
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Fitch views RGA's above-average reliance on captive reinsurance as a unique risk.
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All the aircraft need U.S. licenses because of their reliance on U.S. parts.
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She criticised what she described as its excessive reliance on unreliable news reports.
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MOON SAYS S.KOREAN GOVT TO ASSIST FIRMS TO REDUCE RELIANCE ON JAPANESE SUPPLIERS
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Pro-Brexit campaigners say Britain needs to reduce its reliance on EU workers.
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Its aesthetics — the overabundance and reliance on tits and violence — aren't for everyone.
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It became a parable for the economy's excesses and over-reliance on debt.
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Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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Can we control ourselves whether it's through mass production or reliance on technology?
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Many seniors are already suspended precariously between independent living and reliance on others.
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Decades of reliance on China had stifled development of domestic markets and infrastructure.
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Same reliance on real NBA rosters, same highly stylized players, same 2v2 showdowns.
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But the reliance on police has been reinforced in more subtle ways too.
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AbbVie has sharpened its focus on oncology to reduce its reliance on Humira.
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It has already sought to reduce its reliance on gas supplies from Russia.
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He had mocked President Barack Obama's reliance on using one everywhere he went.
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Domestic output of PLA raw material would help reduce reliance on costlier imports.
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However, a comprehensive approach is needed to reduce over-reliance on monetary policy.
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It was intended to help farmers and reduce U.S. reliance on energy imports.
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It will mean dramatically lowering global societies' reliance on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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It all comes down to its reliance on still-relevant archetypes, she explains.
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That could go a long way toward lowering our reliance on fossil fuels.
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This gets to the larger problem with Mr. Trump's reliance on social media.
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Raising the pitifully low savings rate would reduce Turkey's reliance on flighty foreigners.
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The meat industry's main problem is its reliance on corn to feed animals.
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Political action is certainly less passive than hopeful reliance on free market correction.
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"Base" is good "base," well-made despite its reliance on less expensive materials.
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But investors with shorter deadlines may find that reliance on stocks too risky.
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The sector's reliance on trade is much higher than other industries, Nigh said.
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Analyst Kevin Cassidy from Stifel said the reliance on cryptocurrency concerned some investors.
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It's rare to see intimacy conveyed with so little reliance on physical contact.
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Experts expect EU firms and banks gradually to reduce their reliance on London.
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The banks have also reformed their models and reduced their reliance on advisers.
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The BLM's reliance on NTL-22019A is a huge lost opportunity for taxpayers.
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The consequences of the legal system's reliance on these tests are far-reaching.
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Ted Cruz, are beholden to outside interests due to their reliance on donations.
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It is also aimed at lowering Europe's heavy reliance on the United States.
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Their reliance on internal staff without consulting outside experts explains the knowledge gap.
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It's a stern shift from Facebook's typical reliance on personalization across its product.
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Iranian reliance on ballistic missiles was born of the brutal Iran-Iraq war.
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The reliance on credit has already begun, according to a study from LendEDU.
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It increases the reliance on emergency room care and creates needless health risks.
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"I don't think we can put much reliance on the province," Bear said.
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Marrying Bank of New York Mellon also would reduce Goldman's reliance on trading.
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In the end, you may be left with nothing but reliance on force.
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But there are also complaints in some prisons about excessive reliance on overtime.
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The goal is to lessen its reliance on theaters and movie studios. Feb.
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The government's reliance on such deal making, through consent orders, has some advantages.
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The country's reliance on wind energy poses its own unique set of challenges.
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Reliance on coal power has long been a debate within the energy industry.
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Ratings may also be sensitive to an outsized reliance on capital markets revenues.
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But growing reliance on imports raises concerns about energy security, the IEA said.
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Michael, however, does object to Darius's reliance on a certain 12-letter expletive.
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That leaves a heavy reliance on expert opinion about how a painting looks.
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A heavy reliance on debt for the Legendary acquisition may change the view.
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IRANIAN PRESIDENT ROUHANI SAYS TEHRAN TRYING TO REDUCE ITS RELIANCE ON OIL REVENUES
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Potential replacements for that tech are complicated by their reliance on foreign companies.
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Drones could also have environmental benefits, by reducing reliance on pollution-belching vehicles.
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Some of us questioned the heavy reliance on such statements as constitutional matter.
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Your reliance on basic utilities are stripped away, forcing you to make do.
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Fortunately, reliance on asset forfeiture as an essential funding mechanism is an exaggeration.
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Preventing and prosecuting war crimes requires discernment, nuance, and reliance on experienced professionals.
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Powell leaned heavily on the idea that policymakers would have to feel their way to their destination, citing incidents from Fed history in which reliance on technical estimation led the central bank astray, while reliance on intuition led to better outcomes.
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The architect of the Clean Power Plan, Janet McCabe, previously explained to Gizmodo that the goal was simply to codify the clean energy transition already changing the US power sector—less reliance on coal, more reliance on natural gas and renewables.
|
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Recent economic history, however, has highlighted the limitations of reliance on the financial industry.
|
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Google's reliance on Wikipedia has resulted in an instant disaster for the search giant.
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As a result, the reliance on foreign contractors to support U.S. forces has ebbed.
|
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Saladin of Arabia is unique among science-friendly leaders for his reliance on religion.
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Now, as my health has started to improve, my reliance on caregivers has lessened.
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Observing your reliance on Scissors, she switches to the strategy of always choosing Rock.
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I saw the wonderful side of our reliance on tech in regards to medicine.
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Credit constraints include elevated leverage and a heavy reliance on commercial paper (CP) funding.
|
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In addition, colleges and universities must reduce their reliance on low-paid adjunct faculty.
|
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With the rise of fracking, the United States has reduced its reliance on imports.
|
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The company's AuM base is granular with limited reliance on individual funds or investors.
|
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The executive said the company had worked hard to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers.
|
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Since the financial crisis, STI has materially reduced its reliance on residential real estate.
|
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They have specifically targeted the investigation's reliance on the voluntary participation of the church.
|
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What better way to shift your economy from its traditional reliance on primary production?
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The only misstep, interview-wise, is a heavy reliance on podcasters and fandom figures.
|
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But at its heart, her plan reveals a systematic reliance on regulation and protectionism.
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The reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any such forward-looking statements.
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To reduce its reliance on China, JLab will start production in Vietnam in January.
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Reliance on the past can no longer safely guide our decisions for the future.
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Governments that receive migrants and asylum seekers must reverse their reliance on private companies.
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His reliance on evangelical Christians, who support Israeli expansionism, therefore presents an additional uncertainty.
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I CERTAINLY WOULDN'T BE ONE WHO WOULD FAVOR SOLE RELIANCE ON A MARKET SIGNAL.
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Vulcan's development began once the Pentagon started pushing to end reliance on Russian engines.
|
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Both countries are developing plans specifically aimed at curbing technological reliance on the other.
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An index weighted by reliance on government contracts also shows a very slight dip.
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Rivals retort that its heavy reliance on state support is what makes it special.
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Many felt men's social skills had been especially eroded by over-reliance on technology.
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Funding costs have declined as both banks have reduced their reliance on wholesale borrowings.
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Accordingly, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements. Source:Advaxis
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Given these uncertainties, you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
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The result has been a much higher reliance on debt for the Chinese firm.
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Go deeper: Netflix's reliance on big hits will be a hurdle for future growth
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Others—self-described pragmatists—fear that reliance on the MFN principle would cause gridlock.
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If nothing else, their reliance on three-pointers would put math on their side.
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But the side effect of these new restrictions is a greater reliance on JPay.
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Researchers have recently called fMRI into question for its reliance on possibly-faulty statistics.
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Experience hardly figures into the equation, as his reliance on his grown children demonstrates.
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Such reliance on a single employer would once have been familiar outside Germany, too.
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Reliance on the narrator feeds the story and the mechanical experience of the game.
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But policymakers also want to reduce banks' reliance on ECB cash, the sources said.
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Tesla pointed to an "over-reliance" on the automated feature as a major factor.
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And then there are questions about Trump's reliance on Russian investors and Chinese banks.
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Those Kospi forecasts, however, appear optimistic considering Seoul's heavy reliance on Beijing for exports.
|
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Heavy reliance on tourism can prove doubly problematic in regions vulnerable to climate change.
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Similarly, Chinese firms are likely reconsidering their reliance on U.S. companies, he told Reuters.
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Beijing is attempting to maintain stable growth, while reducing the economy's reliance on debt.
|
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But these distinctions get tricky with the growing reliance on computer-generated visual effects.
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It's also time to retire the reliance on centralized governments to save the day.
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And the sole reliance on one single channel for user acquisition was never sustainable.
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One of the key hurdles for Europe, though, is its reliance on Russian energy.
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The PAIGC's infighting has been compounded by a reliance on corruption to fund politics.
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Napa also could see economic impacts due to its reliance on wine-related tourism.
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That means there is no dependence or reliance on any kind of visual cues.
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Cuarón's reliance on his relationship with Rodriguez lends a touching honesty to these moments.
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He is trying to diversify the kingdom away from its reliance on crude revenues.
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Another problem seems to be the reliance on the shipping industry for many banks.
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Urbanization means more construction and reliance on heavy industry, not to mention increased traffic.
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Cutting pipeline cashflow: Divestment means having an economy with less reliance on fossil fuel.
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His group supports increasing mileage standards to help curb the nation's reliance on oil.
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It has already stepped up actions to reduce reliance on gas supplies from Russia.
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I think [the feds] are going to start reconsidering blanket reliance on government witnesses.
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James Lankford said when asked about Trump's reliance on acting heads for his agencies.
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That's critical for Apple, which is trying to decrease its reliance on the iPhone.
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My company, Nielsen, believes that American businesses' reliance on this data cannot be overstated.
|
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But the reliance on contractors is only partly motivated by the benefits of specialization.
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Washington fears the pipeline will ultimately increase the European Union's reliance on Russian gas.
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It has not, however, reduced his reliance on social media to connect with people.
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It's the level of reliance on Gelfand, as well as the level of inclusion.
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Liberals assailed a system whose reliance on large corporations made big business even bigger.
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The task force trod lightly around Alaska's heavy reliance on oil and gas exports.
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The net effect would increase our reliance on private companies to provide public research.
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Again, the over-reliance on the technical robs the movie of its potential heart.
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Our reliance on wind power is expected to continue growing at double digit rates.
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China's plan for ending reliance on throwaway plastic sets out three phases until 2025.
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The government wants to expand tourism to reduce the economy's reliance on raw commodities.
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Put away the pesticide Over the past decades, our reliance on pesticides has increased.
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Whole Foods' reliance on niche brands and private labels would weaken this argument further.
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They deserve to have confidence that their reliance on the rules is well placed.
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And its heavy reliance on a single customer adds an extra layer of risk.
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"I worry all this reliance on them is really using them up," he said.
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The agency will curtail its reliance on animal testing, putting public health at risk.
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This set of rules was created to increase competition and decrease reliance on Russia.
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And, in the nineties, Nike faced a boycott over its reliance on sweatshop labor.
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Such a mission would end the decadelong US reliance on Russia for human spaceflight.
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In fact, reliance on organizational tools like daily planners has been on the rise.
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U.S. reliance on others to secure its interests in Yemen has been counter-productive.
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For others, Mr. Price's reliance on the private sector would make it even worse.
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Some analysts say Beijing is bowing to China's heavy reliance on imported crude oil.
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The United States is unique in its reliance on employers to provide health insurance.
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The sentencing guidelines' over-reliance on loss has been sharply criticized by the courts.
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Biden's summer fundraising slump points to his campaign's current reliance on these wealthy donors.
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Breaking with InfoWars' usual reliance on such files, he declined to publish the documents.
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But the iPhone has also become emblematic of China's long reliance on foreign technology.
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He lost part of a finger and learned frontier self-reliance on the ranch.
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Those deaths raised new questions about Australia's reliance on an overwhelmingly volunteer firefighting force.
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Some have questioned the study's lack of methodological transparency and reliance on assumptions. Feb.
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With the heavy reliance on social platforms, digital media companies value CONTENT over news.
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What to Tell Your FriendYour reliance on nicotine gum isn't a huge health hazard.
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However, the ratings also take into account the sensitivity of Amundi's earnings and AuM base to market volatility, reliance on the distribution networks of CA and previous minority shareholder Societe Generale (SocGen, A/Stable/a) and above-average reliance on fixed income products.
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The main reason is its reliance on fossil fuels and finance, which are doing badly.
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Others point to the industry's reliance on the vendors it has worked with for decades.
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The result of Jaybird's complete reliance on Bluetooth is an experience that's simply a mess.
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Video necessarily won't change Spotify's model, but it could ease the company's reliance on subscribers.
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Its reliance on GPS means the LynQ is really only useful when you're not indoors.
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Watch it above and curse your reliance on public transport, when driving looks this good.
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Cuba's heavy reliance on food imports makes this a potentially expensive problem for the government.
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The show reveals our reliance on technology, showing how quickly we could slip into dystopia.
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Shunwei also aims to address Zhongguancun's greatest weakness—a reliance on imported components and technology.
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Intel has made efforts to move away from reliance on the generally declining PC business.
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But a reliance on whipping up anger and resentment is an unstable, high-risk strategy.
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However its business model is under threat due to a reliance on conflicted remuneration structures.
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And for the Apple Watch, its reliance on an iPhone might be its biggest flaw.
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In the security realm, Japan sees no real alternative to its reliance on American protection.
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Reliance on some third-party service providers is monitored through strict oversight and control procedures.
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Hidden discrimination, housing problems and a Swedish reliance on informal networks help explain the gap.
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On the campaign trail, he repeatedly called out Apple for its reliance on foreign manufacturing.
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The acquisition will also reduce Apple's reliance on Qualcomm, the dominant supplier of smartphone modems.
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As a result, Huawei has been trying to wean itself off reliance on American technology.
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With stricter emission standards on power plants, it worked to curb its reliance on coal.
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It's simpler and more obvious to use, with less reliance on hard-to-find gestures.
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"It will, however, reveal the feds' reliance on bad sources and methods," New York Rep.
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The government wants to expand tourism to help reduce the economy's reliance on raw commodities.
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Another possible explanation for football's apparent cleanliness is its reliance on finesse rather than physicality.
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The government also favours coal for power generation, ostensibly to reduce reliance on imported fuels.
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People's growing reliance on credit is not surprising, given the recent squeeze on household accounts.
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An ever-present element in these stories is the reliance on online credit-recovery classes.
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So chalk up another tale of reduced reliance on targeted ads yielding unexpected business uplift.
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Other Japanese automakers such as Mazda have a larger proportional reliance on Asia-based suppliers.
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But analysts said its reliance on a third-party provider would come under new scrutiny.
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The acquisition would allow Nvidia to wean off its reliance on the video game industry.
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What fatally undermines all of this, however, is the show's increased reliance on rushed storytelling.
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The system is meant to reduce Mexican banks' reliance on correspondent relationships with foreign banks.
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For all the city's reliance on finance, the Thames remains a conduit for its commerce.
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At the same time, however, reliance on the criterion of intentionality has some unintended consequences.
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Reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation.
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The reliance on Russian rockets has worked for NASA, but it's not an indefinite solution.
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Still, it has the same reliance on a core group of ultra-loyal repeat customers.
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Phil embraces all the film noir tropes — the smoking, the cynicism, the reliance on voiceover.
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The country's lack of reliance on commodities has also left it in a better spot.
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This is due, in part, to reliance on fossil fuels and rising rates of deforestation.
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Though we resent her reliance on tradition, she is what many of us are: entrenched.
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This acquisition will also reduce the reliance on Scandinavian customers by adding new European customers.
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"Over the course of this research, ARS worked to minimize reliance on cats," USDA said.
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He said that Obamacare's reliance on private insurers gives that industry enormous influence in politics.
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Industry regulators and U.S. lawmakers have criticized the deal for its reliance on financial engineering.
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Meanwhile, reserve buffers and less reliance on hard currency debt will help EMs manage rebalancing.
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The firm founded chip designer HiSilicon in 2004 to help reduce its reliance on imports.
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Their over-reliance on income from land sales is also driving asset bubbles in China.
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Interviews reveal unwelcome advances, a shrewd reliance on ambition, and unsettling workplace conduct over decades.
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A new closeness has emerged, partly through a shared reliance on intricate tech-savvy processes.
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Another possible explanation for Amazon's pay is its reliance on unskilled workers with minimal qualifications.
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A key purpose of the blueprint was to reduce Saudi Arabia's economic reliance on oil.
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At critical junctures, reliance on momentary, reflexive emotions can result in permanent, sometimes, profound, damage.
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That kind of reliance on teamwork is a model for how all businesses should operate.
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Our single point of failure in the 1960s was our reliance on the telephone system.
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Belle significantly reduced her reliance on oxycodone after starting the therapeutic riding program, he said.
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Those plans include decreasing Chinese reliance on single-source suppliers, such as US soybean farmers.
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That's in large part because of Trump's reliance on earned media, rather than paid advertising.
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They could have cited things like popular vote totals or his reliance on caucus victories.
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But, an over-reliance on parts-per-million and predictive models can lead us astray.
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Efforts are likely to continue to reduce the world's reliance on the dollar, said Roache.
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Banks with higher reliance on non-domestic deposits have greater pressure on their Viability Ratings.
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The Republican Party's reliance on less-educated white men and women is likely to intensify.
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But despite our reliance on our phones, many of us are not using them safely.
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The result will be increased reliance on the nation's most outdated and dangerous power sources.
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But that's a lot of steps, and a lot of reliance on non-Sony retailers.
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Few today will question the automaker's reliance on two North American marques: Jeep and Ram.
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That could boost China's reliance on top-grade exporters Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
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Readers and reviewers decried the first book's reliance on YA clichés and a predictable plot.
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We're scared of the physical pain, the reliance on others, and the loss of freedom.
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Joseph Votel also condemned the withdrawal, and reflected on the US's reliance on the Kurds.
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This is not Trump's doing, but his cavalier provocations have cemented Korean reliance on America.
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The government's reliance on land sales for revenue creates an incentive to keep prices high.
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The city addressed the problem with short-term fixes, including its reliance on cluster sites.
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Still, Mr. Museveni and other officials appear to be rethinking the nation's reliance on China.
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We should work towards reducing our reliance on nuclear power with investments in renewable energy.
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Aesthetes find his game, with its reliance on the patient befuddling of his defenders, maddening.
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And the reliance on white women, just generally speaking, leads to mistakes like American Dirt.
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Olmstead: Our trade war with China has highlighted American farmers' reliance on the global market.
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The ADX cases represent a dangerous paradox in the American justice system's reliance on solitary.
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So science, overall, is becoming more open and accessible, despite journals' continued reliance on paywalls.
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Poland is also under pressure from the European Commission to reduce its reliance on coal.
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And their reliance on them inevitably compels many to seek solace from the abusers themselves.
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FDA's reliance on the benefit-risk of the "average patient" is not an acceptable substitute.
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The Nisour Square shooting forced a reconsideration of America's reliance on contractors in war zones.
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Evidence suggests there can be a reliance on the drink, and tolerance builds over time.
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Their reliance on toxic, flammable materials means the smallest defect can result in exploding gadgets.
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Analysts cited a higher reliance on commission revenue as a reason for its outsized decline.
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The prime minister and his party question the broadcaster's reliance on fees paid by viewers.
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Despite its heavy reliance on exports, Taiwan's economy bucked a regional growth slowdown last year.
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The Point: Trump's reliance on the rising stock market was always fraught with political peril.
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In signing the Declaration of Independence, our founders invoked a firm reliance on divine providence.
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But there are flaws in the reliance on narrowly defined expertise as an organizing concept.
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Trump had called Germany "a captive of Russia" because its reliance on Russian energy sources.
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But, scandals like Credit Mobilier cooled the fever of over-reliance on the indirect track.
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I believe that Republican reliance on Reaganomics will further diminish the prospects of American workers.
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The strange temperatures clearly are not the fault of a reliance on inefficient HVAC systems.
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Under President Donald Trump, USCIS has increased its reliance on social media vetting for refugees.
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The health measures were designed, in part, to end the reliance on emergency room care.
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Tourism is a central plank of the country's plan to reduce its reliance on oil.
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Many state governments around the country need to reassess their reliance on cigarette excise taxes.
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The country is generally sensitive to trade-related news, given its reliance on tech exports.
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But the reclamation movement isn't deluded just about the West's reliance on the federal government.
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With its reliance on sponsored newsletters, Axios has a business model wildly different from BuzzFeed's.
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Much of what he said cannot be quoted because of its heavy reliance on obscenity.
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Japan's heavy reliance on China makes its economy vulnerable to the fallout from the virus.
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Japan's heavy reliance on China makes its economy vulnerable to the fallout from the virus.
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But Trump's challenge to a complacent reliance on facts has been a long time coming.
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In Mr. Cohen's testimony on Wednesday, Mr. Trump's reliance on his C.F.O. was on display.
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There are certainly more intellectually stimulating discussions out there concerning America's growing reliance on drones.
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Because in our growing reliance on GPS, we might well be losing basic navigation skills.
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Supposedly, modernity settled the question of divinatory reliance on the fortuitous largely by avoiding it.
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JG: I say, I never underestimate the reliance on hacky jokes by mediocre white guys.
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However, the ratings also take into account the sensitivity of Amundi's earnings and AuM base to market volatility, reliance on the distribution networks of CA and previous minority shareholder Societe Generale (SocGen, rated A/Stable/a) and above-average reliance on fixed income products.
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Greater reliance on fiscal policy would require central banks and governments to co-ordinate more closely.
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The snow drifts of Russia are not known for their reliance on state capital pop quizzes.
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The kingdom's increasing reliance on international bond issues has also freed up liquidity for local banks.
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Unfortunately, as the web's reliance on Flash dwindled, so did the vitality of the community.58.
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Custody banking giant State Street is scaling back its workforce and upping its reliance on technology.
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First, there can be a reduction in foreign banks' reliance on short-term funding like deposits.
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"Turkish banks are particularly exposed to refinancing risk, given their reliance on external funding," Fitch said.
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Fitch expects this to increase existing customers' reliance on Pan Brothers, and expand its customer base.
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What his relationship to men meant versus his connection to women and his reliance on them.
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This "multi-cloud" strategy reduces reliance on a single cloud provider, according to Piper Jaffray's Zukin.
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Polish President Andrzej Duda does not hide his disdain for Poland's reliance on Russian natural gas.
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The agriculture and food sector is particularly vulnerable given its reliance on cross-border supply chains.
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This would allow Turkey and Europe to reduce reliance on Russia for the continent's energy needs.
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Caja Rural del Sur has no structural reliance on wholesale markets to fund its loan book.
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Parkson's heavy reliance on rented properties has exacerbated the impact of the sales decline on margins.
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The reliance on short-term dollar financing for global trade and portfolio flows is still high.
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The government also wants to reduce reliance on foreign telecoms by launching its own communications satellite.
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Do you worry that Trump's reliance on the military risks politicizing the military as an institution?
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The move advances Seoul's effort to reduce its reliance on the U.S. military for air defense.
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Often we see clichéd representations — an over-reliance on features like barbed wire, steel bars, etc.
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His firm analyzes candidates' speech and facial expressions in video interviews to reduce reliance on resumes.
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Gone are the days when reliance on plows, draught animals, and artisan workbenches could create prosperity.
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How can we reduce or eliminate reliance on high-definition maps without sacrificing safety and performance?
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The move is aimed at cutting costs and reducing Apple's reliance on Samsung, the Nikkei reported.
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But recent events have given American firms an incentive to reduce their reliance on Chinese manufacturing.
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INVEST OVERSEAS To reduce its reliance on China, JLab will start production in Vietnam in January.
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But now Daegu's remorseful Park voters want to shed their over-reliance on the "Park paradigm".
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Today we delve into DIY internet and how to end our reliance on big telecom companies.
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In the op-ed, Spiegel argues that Snapchat's algorithms are superior to Facebook's reliance on friends.
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This signals, perhaps, the ephemeral nature of mobile games, and the industry's reliance on addictive hits.
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Santander's increasing reliance on Brazil shows how emerging markets can still provide a jolt of growth.
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The researchers found that reducing reliance on stoplights would greatly cut down on delays and congestion.
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The dollar has defied years of efforts by foreign governments to end their reliance on it.
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The government wants to expand tourism to help reduce the economy's reliance on selling raw commodities.
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Years of protectionism have slashed both economies' reliance on foreign trade, sheltering them from potential shocks.
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Hard-hitting standards can enhance energy efficiency and bring greater reliance on wind and solar power.
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But the best solution, according to the report, is to dramatically curb our reliance on coal.
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An excessive reliance on easing money supply, when production is constrained by demand, could be inflationary.
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The sealing of the Balkan route and reliance on Turkish policing were effective but crude measures.
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To reduce its reliance on the dollar, China wants to make the yuan a global currency.
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If LG enters the picture as a second supplier, it could minimize Apple's reliance on Samsung.
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Slimane's reliance on accessories as a main revenue driver has served him well throughout his career.
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In comparison, Chinese projects tend to attract criticism for their reliance on Chinese workers and more.
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For these reasons, investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements.
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It's over-reliance on residential projects has been the largest driver of low margins and unprofitability.
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Booking's historical reliance on Google reflects how effective search has been for a dominant travel site.
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Another limitation of the study is its reliance on parents to report what care children received.
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At this date the reserve coverage was low, indicating the bank's reliance on collateral is high.
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Its reliance on push-up bras has also alienated customers that prefer rivals' custom-fitted bras.
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Moldova embarked on its pro-EU course in 2009 despite its reliance on Russian energy supplies.
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True, but the group's reliance on its star performer goes beyond merely flattering group-level financials.
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Estácio has also taken steps to reduce students' reliance on Fies state loans to pay tuition.
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Glencore's reliance on Democratic Republic of Congo for cobalt as well as copper presents another risk.
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Banks' funding and liquidity profiles should continue to benefit from reduced reliance on central bank funding.
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There are also increasing questions about whether the heavy reliance on military force constitutes a strategy.
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"Continued heavy reliance on RRR has become highly burdensome and distorts the financial system," Espenilla said.
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First, the excessive reliance on imports from unreliable sources of supply does not appear to exist.
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Silicon Valley has condemned the government's reliance on NSLs to secretively extract user data from companies.
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Appliance maker Sevenhugs thinks the worst part about the smart home is its reliance on apps.
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Reforms are needed to bring down twin deficits and reduce the reliance on central bank operations.
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Wider distribution and reliance on promotions to boost sales also eroded the prestige of its brand.
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Retailers with a reliance on malls across the United States, including Macy's, Sears Holdings Corp SHLD.
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Human reliance on these systems, combined with the systems failing, leads to a massive societal breakdown.
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But we can already see what increased reliance on AI looks like in our daily lives.
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There was talk of energy scarcity and the need to reduce our reliance on foreign oil.
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Ms. Warren's team has been critical of Mr. Biden's reliance on high-dollar fund-raising events.
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Aspects of that blueprint -- particularly greater reliance on mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes -- proved misguided.
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But Walmart appears to have benefited from Americans' increased reliance on low-cost or discount stores.
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One reason for this discount is DB's reliance on fixed income, currency, and commodities (FICC) profits.
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Our reliance on static data to verify identity when records are available for a little as $.
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That reliance on state discretion has always led to significant disparities in Medicaid benefits, eligibility, etc.
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On Tuesday, Amnesty International cited a reliance on weapons it said had only crude targeting capabilities.
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The tie-up underscores Erdogan's continued reliance on the MHP, the smallest of parliament's four factions.
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We should end our over reliance on contracting, which has undermined the delivery of quality service.
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That means China's economy has been reducing its reliance on trade as a source of growth.
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An over-reliance on robots has complicated that task, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has acknowledged.
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The solvency threat applies only to Part A, due to its reliance on the payroll tax.
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Now, the bill on Turkey's over reliance on Russia and aggression towards Cyprus is coming due.
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But it is not enough to simply cut emissions and end our reliance on fossil fuels.
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This increasing reliance on students from abroad comes in response to falling support from state budgets.
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The VeriSilicon investment could help it further reduce its reliance on American chip designers like Qualcomm.
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Our biggest single point of failure today isn't our reliance on all of our marvelous technology.
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Reliance on a steady flow of credit can make the difference between financial life and death.
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Reducing reliance on oil will help lower energy costs, and allow for compliance with environmental standards.
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Still, the area's reliance on tourism "will always leave it exposed to economic downturns," he wrote.
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The Red Cross says work has been underway for months to reduce reliance on outside help.
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But the reliance on military resources often is more expensive in disasters than using civilian contractors.
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They understand that American agriculture is especially vulnerable to tariffs given their huge reliance on exports.
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A number of women we spoke to also questioned the entertainment industry's reliance on confidential arbitration.
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He also becomes predictable in his reliance on overhand rights and step-up left high kicks.
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The ban led to the effective shutdown of ZTE — revealing the company's reliance on U.S. tech.
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Low income often goes hand in hand with food insecurity and reliance on less healthful foods.
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In terms of the Colombian economy, Petro is advocating for less reliance on oil and exports.
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All this at a time when the world's reliance on the dollar has never been greater.
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The folly reflects an all-too-common reliance on arbitrary boundaries for defining public health issues.
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When India's rupee fell last year, the country's reliance on imported oil meant soaring energy costs.
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We would be able to diversify both exports and imports, and reduce our reliance on China.
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And Sanders has ruled out increasing reliance on natural gas and nuclear power to curb emissions.
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He argued the pipeline would undercut United States leadership in curbing global reliance on fossil fuels.
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Japan, the world's fourth-biggest oil consumer, has been reducing its reliance on Iranian crude supplies.
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That's because in explaining its decision in Casey, the court emphasized women's reliance on the procedure.
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Russia has keenly exploited our growing reliance on new media — and the absence of real umpires.
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I firmly believe that we're in process of beginning to correct our over-reliance on digital.
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Announced yesterday, HarmonyOS is Huawei's big attempt to decrease its reliance on Google's Android operating system.
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One of the plan's most crucial and enduring features is its reliance on short, regular blocks.
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The increasingly common "suicides" by prisoners stem from Iran's inordinate reliance on "confessions" in convicting defendants.
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The first is the military's increased reliance on reservists to meet the rising demand for personnel.
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He has sought to avoid reliance on promises of good behavior, which are difficult to enforce.
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She is considering boosting her import share from India to decrease her reliance on Chinese exports.
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The heavy reliance on ethanol for fuel is also a contributor to our increasing food costs.
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S. trade war due to its heavy reliance on the export of chips, cars and ships.
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" -- Ann Selzer "The reliance on cable news and partisan media outlets to inform opinions baffles me.
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Iraq's growing reliance on Iran shows that electricity politics can be more important than old rivalries.
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Taking E*Trade's revenue into account, Morgan Stanley's reliance on trading would have been around 30%.
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The Dallas Fed economists also expect energy consumers to increasingly reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.
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The driver's "lack of engagement" suggests an over-reliance on the Autopilot system, NTSB investigators said.
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And the brief nature of outage may have altered the perception of America's reliance on OPEC.
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Tesla will reduce reliance on the company in favor of AMD's chips, according to CNBC's reporting.
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Is it a commentary on our over-reliance on social media as an identity-building tool?
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In 2628, Andrew Jackson's Maysville Veto cooled the fever of over-reliance on the direct track.
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LNG has become a key part of China's plan to reduce its choking reliance on coal.
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Under the leadership of her predecessor ITV reduced its reliance on advertising by buying production companies.
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A biased reporter or a reliance on sources with an agenda can lead to skewed stories.
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It is Egypt's only fertile land -- and testament to the country's reliance on this fabled waterway.
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Ted Cruz's presidential run had fizzled, despite—or perhaps because of—its reliance on Cambridge Analytica.
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Also looming in the background of the discussion about Colombia's economy is its reliance on commodities.
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The country's continued reliance on the fossil fuel has come under increased scrutiny in recent years.
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The Trump administration understands the private sector's reliance on a steady and certain regulatory approval process.
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Pairing technical analysis with fundamentalsDespite his reliance on technical analysis, Minervini also looks closely at fundamentals.
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It was also the beginning of the government's reliance on blood quantum to determine Indian status.
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But these questions are undermined by the filmmakers' reliance on generic thriller plot points and intrigues.
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Her rape story line may never escape the shadow of the show's reliance on sexual violence.
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In recent years, these universities have started offering larger grants and reducing reliance on student loans.
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But on 3/11, the agency's reliance on seismic data to predict tsunamis met its limit.
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The strain on the firefighters has raised questions about the country's reliance on a volunteer force.
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This makes "any reliance on the curve for expansive [drone] policymaking appear ill-conceived," DJI writes.
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Vietnam has been seeking to diversify its equipment and reliance on Soviet-era or Russian technology.
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That would do a lot of good by reducing legislators' reliance on information provided by lobbyists.
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Reliance on cars harm our health in a number of ways, Boston University economist Austin Frakt said.
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And fewer physical retail choices could mean a greater reliance on e-commerce services in some areas.
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The United States also supports the Southern Gas Corridor as it reduces Europe's reliance on Russian gas.
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Luther rejected the Roman Catholic reliance on traditional authorities – the Pope, the church's tradition and Aristotelian philosophy.
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A reliance on imports isn't going anywhere, and fish farming creates a lot of pollution and contaminants.
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" The FAA said the changes will "provide reduced reliance on procedures associated with required pilot memory items.
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The additional supply also means the potential for less reliance on some politically unstable Middle Eastern countries.
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One thing that did help economics: an increasing reliance on experimental data over empirical or observational research.
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As far as lunch habits go, my reliance on the same packed meal doesn't seem so bad.
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But complacency, and even reliance on the perceived safest choice, could mean another four years of Trump.
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Despite its reliance on Russia for gas, the EU's relationship with the country is a rocky one.
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Nevertheless Greek banks' credit profiles remain weak, with large funding imbalances and heavy reliance on Eurosystem funding.
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Shkreli's criminal defense lawyers said they will, at trial, mount a so-called reliance on counsel defense.
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Earlier this year, he outlined his plan to diversify the economy and reduce its reliance on hydrocarbons.
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Inside Out rewrites the movie's conception of childhood by eschewing the reliance on expulsion or parental absence.
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Establishing this new Center of Excellence is vital to reducing our reliance on foreign-made rocket engines.
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The U.S. Defense Department is now looking to reduce the country's reliance on Chinese rare earth materials.
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Accordingly, investors should not place any reliance on forward-looking statements as a prediction of actual results.
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Its bigger concern, given its reliance on American security, is not to be seen as anti-Trump.
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"Blowout" is a brilliant description of many of the problems caused by our reliance on fossil fuels.
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The U.S. Defense Department is now looking to slow American reliance on rare earth materials from China.
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Dr. Gaden, Dr. Wagner and others say that pheromones could alleviate some of the reliance on poison.
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These jobs are being pushed out by the nation's reliance on email and online bill-paying services.
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But reliance on the Shi'ite groups will likely increase as the battle strains Iraq's military, analysts say.
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"The government's degree of reliance on militia forces, Shi'ite or Sunni, only increases going forward," he said.
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At first glance, $60 billion Tesla fits the crown prince's mandate to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
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Continental's reliance on OE manufacturers is lower than its peers' except Michelin (A-/Stable/F2) and Bosch.
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With its reliance on short-term debt and undisciplined deal-making, Anbang's business model was inherently unstable.
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The party's all white ticket belies its increasing reliance on black and Latino voters in national elections.
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Instead, there is a reliance on business users — and particularly SMEs — who are a very different audience.
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Devon: As for the show's over-reliance on twists, I don't disagree with you on that point.
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Concern Tor's reliance on government grants kicked off that crowdfunding push, and specific incidents have raised concerns.
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Apple's efforts to diversify its reliance on Samsung as an iPhone display manufacturer has reportedly hit problems.
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A year ago, it started making its own graphics processors to shed its reliance on Imagination Technologies.
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The ratio will "discourage reliance on more volatile short-term funding," the FDIC said in its proposal.
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Its reliance on exports means that any softening of demand to the west would be felt quickly.
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They also have a greater reliance on support apps and are less inclined to fill out surveys.
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Like Hasbro, Spin Master is looking to decrease its reliance on China by the end of 2020.
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But China's reliance on dirty coal has come back to haunt its own citizens, according to Nahm.
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The paucity of dialogue and strict reliance on leisurely visuals might necessitate some caffeine before a screening.
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Now Senator Bernie Sanders is bringing renewed scrutiny to Amazon's reliance on taxpayer dollars to supplement wages.
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U.S. Steel Vice President Douglas Matthews acknowledged the modernization would cut costs and reliance on manual labor.
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Further reliance on hybrids cannot be ruled out in the foreseeable future in order to sustain growth.
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This could create a reliance on capital injections from Santander, should SCB AG resume significant loan growth.
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Ultimately, they want to understand whether exercise can help asthma patients reduce their reliance on their medication.
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Similarly, India is projecting an incredible 57% reliance on clean energy to power its grid by 2030.
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But it also underlines the challenge Saudi Arabia faces in reducing its heavy economic reliance on oil.
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"The major vulnerability is in emerging markets," he added, referring to the developing world's reliance on trade.
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Big banks' reliance on share repurchases could be a hot-button topic ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Repeating his insistence that the deal is inherently unfair, Trump referenced India's continued reliance on fossil fuels.
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Limiting the reliance on smartphones, and enabling the technology to recede into the background, requires three things.
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Fitch expects profitability to increase further following more efficient underwriting practices and increased reliance on underwriting activity.
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The plant has reduced our reliance on imported supplies, which is challenging at times here in California.
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The diminished reliance on central institutions and a shift to citizen responsibility is embedded in every community.
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While Winfrey is a powerful asset, the company's reliance on her celebrity status also presents a risk.
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Ginkgo Bioworks has developed new yeasts, new probiotics, and bacteria that can reduce farmers' reliance on pesticide.
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The move reaffirms Apple's growing push to cut reliance on its partners for components in the iPhones.
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NFC's reliance on dedicated NFC-equipped smartphones and POS terminals is a road blocks for wider application.
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"As artificial intelligence advances, reducing reliance on human representatives undoubtedly spells job losses," the Juniper note stated.
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" The FAA said the changes will "provide reduced reliance on procedures associated with required pilot memory items.
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Others dislike Mr Bainimarama's reliance on his attorney-general, a Muslim, who also serves as finance minister.
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Rather, it's Snyder's style over substance slow-motion moments, reliance on close-ups, and obsession with montage.
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The main focus of Android Wear 2.0 is to de-emphasize the watch's reliance on the phone.
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Saif Saeed Ghobash said that tourism ensures a path to lessening the UAE's historic reliance on hydrocarbons.
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Other states are using lower prison populations to decrease or end their reliance on private prison operators.
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With climate change an undeniable threat, will arts festivals have to reassess their reliance on air travel?
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As a country, we have a tremendous reliance on satellites, from communications, transportation and television to navigation.
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But that dangerous reliance on gasoline-powered cars rests in part on the world's overproduction of petroleum.
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These include increased domestic production and maintaining fuel economy standards to help reduce our reliance on oil.
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Their reliance on tips makes it harder for them to stand up to lustful customers and bosses.
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"Codependency is excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner," clinical psychologist Jennifer Rhodes previously told Insider.
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Where "Who is America?" feels poorly timed is in its reliance on deception to secure those moments.
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Trump railed against Germany over its support for the Nord Stream pipeline and reliance on Russian gas.
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Reliance on wholesale funding and tight liquidity - common to the sector - remains adequately-managed compared with peers.
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Canada hopes the trade agreement will reduce its reliance on the United States as an export market.
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Tableau Software is dedicated to building software that can handle the world's ever-increasing reliance on data.
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But should we really be celebrating the burgeoning reliance on state-sponsored litigation founded in policy disagreements?
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China is not reducing its economic reliance on state-owned enterprises or improving wages for migrant laborers.
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This all sounds fairly impressive, and moving away from reliance on fossil fuels should always be encouraged.
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As Lanchester points out, the failure of local crops led to a reliance on long-distance trade.
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This means less reliance on Dropbox and Google Drive to send high-res photos, presentations, and more.
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The drought exposed a key problem in the city's water supply: its near-total reliance on rainwater.
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Go deeper: Xi looks prescient in his calls for China to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign technologies.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping continues to emphasize the need for China to cut reliance on foreign technology.
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We may have come to develop a deep reliance on them, but that's not the same thing.
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The reporter provided a thorough and descriptive account of the bouts, with a heavy reliance on simile.
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Editors and big names are also held less accountable because of an increasing reliance on freelance work.
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But with this new program, Amazon could reduce its reliance on outside partners as the program scales.
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Both Mexico and Colombia illustrate that reliance on the military weakens the incentive to strengthen the police.
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The plan to raise money also underscored Tesla's reliance on the good graces of public-market investors.
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Mr. Barbosa studied agricultural engineering, but Mexico was moving away from its reliance on small family farms.
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Officials in Minsk promote Astravets as the best way to break the country's reliance on Russian gas.
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He has repeatedly attacked Germany for its trade surplus, low defense spending and reliance on Russian gas.
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The company's increasing reliance on those workers has employees wondering if management is undermining its vaunted culture.
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However, some experts say South Korea's reliance on a few powerful chaebol is holding the country back.
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Feature The club is finishing a phenomenal season — thanks in part to an unrivaled reliance on analytics.
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China and Russia are among the top competitors seeking to exploit the American military's reliance on technology.
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But there's reason to believe widespread reliance on adjunct faculty may encourage the very radicalism conservatives fear.
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Our reliance on these newer voting technologies is largely a result of the failures of older ones.
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The first step is recognizing the problem, which is our overwhelming reliance on oil, gas and coal.
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Mr. Liu has a reputation for advocating a greater reliance on market forces in economic reform policies.
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The Wuhan coronavirus has exposed America's over-reliance on Chinese manufacturing, from vital medical supplies to electronics.
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They also said that more intermittent wind and solar energy would mean greater reliance on imported electricity.
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" WSJ editor Matt Murray: "For me personally, more time with our journalists and less reliance on email!
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As Girard had it, we are defined and constituted as a species by our reliance on imitation.
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In the past, the North's reliance on liquid-fueled missiles eased the targeting job for antimissile interceptors.
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That difference, known as the trade deficit, represents the U.S. reliance on cheap consumer goods from China.
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With single households on the rise in Japan, reliance on an inherited burial sites became less practical.
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Fallout parodied these weapons, lampooning Cold War fears of Red aggression and a reliance on devastating weapons.
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Our reliance on foreign nations for critically important resources such as steel and aluminum is deeply troubling.
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Meanwhile, Poland has called for greater energy union to help it reduce EU reliance on Russian gas.
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Ghanian President Nana Akufo-Addo has attributed the cedi's poor performance to an over-reliance on imports.
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And there may be a downside for some consumers in the increasing reliance on alternative energy sources.
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In theory, hydropower could reduce reliance on charcoal cooking fuel, although this is easier said than done.
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Some Democrats argue that the over-reliance on those types of candidates should come to an end.
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The report will be heartening for Apple as it looks to lessen its reliance on iPhone sales.
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But many farmers have been hit hard financially by Trump's reliance on tariffs as a negotiating tool.
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AS THE trade war intensifies, China wants to reduce its reliance on imports of foreign computer chips.
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Then he announced the steel and aluminum tariffs, saying reliance on imported metals jeopardizes U.S. national security.
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That's because the US is now the world's leading oil producer, lessening its reliance on foreign crude.
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That calls into question the robustness of the firm's technology stack, or perhaps its reliance on vendors.
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Google first caught Buffett&aposs eye because of Geico&aposs reliance on the search and advertising giant.
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The nation's reliance on coal-fired generation is a big contributor to China's notoriously poor air quality.
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U.S. Steel Vice President Douglas Matthews acknowledged the modernization would cut costs and reliance on manual labor.
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"For decades there's been a healthy and painful reliance on just one sector [in Detroit]," says Lewis.
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Indeed, Stadia's reliance on Wi-Fi is both one of its biggest drawbacks and also a positive.
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A fatal Tesla crash investigation in Florida in 2016 cited an "over-reliance" on Tesla's automated feature.
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"The reliance on historical models in an era of extraordinary monetary policy should suggest caution," Gross wrote.
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For Dean, that meant there were fewer customers for its products, and heavier reliance on each one.
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"This will be devastating to the company, given their reliance on U.S. products and software," said Jacobson.
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And in the process, Ukraine's deep reliance on US assistance -- financial, military and diplomatic -- risks being compromised.
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In other words, reliance on credit lines to pay fixed dividends would still be a valid concern.
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A reliance on the places with the least exposure to immigration Geographically the contrasts were equally pointed.
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Beijing is looking to cut its coal use and boost its reliance on renewable power, Reuters reports.
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Observers think the pipeline is an attempt by Vladimir Putin to increase European reliance on Russian energy.
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The administration is not expecting business backlash against the moves, despite many industries' reliance on cheaper imports.
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The government wants to expand tourism to help reduce the economy's reliance on exports of raw commodities.
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Perhaps the most fundamental policy to incentivise innovation would be greater reliance on the "polluter pays" principle.
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She said banning foam products is the first step to curbing people's reliance on single-use plastics.
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Alibaba Executive Chairman Jack Ma has been vocal about addressing China's heavy reliance on foreign-made chips.
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This reliance on the attorney general should be seen as a vote of confidence from the president.
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Braskem said the contract was mutually beneficial, arguing that it helps cut Mexico's reliance on foreign plastics.
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Above all, there's widespread reliance on public pensions, which are tied to the health of public finances.
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"Interviews reveal unwelcome advances, a shrewd reliance on ambition, and unsettling workplace conduct over decades." http://nyti.
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This was to "diversify their manufacturing supply chain away from excessive reliance on Chinese production," said Biswas.
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"Reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation," Trump said.
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Whether management is to blame for over- reliance on single suppliers need to be clarified, he added.
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The common theme: low costs and reliance on machines as opposed to experts making bets on stocks.
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But the free payments contribute to a devastating culture of economic reliance on the government, he added.
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" Yet this is inconsistent with article's reliance on "the Cyprus documents obtained by The New York Times.
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Privately, his circle has fretted to supporters about the optics of his early reliance on larger contributors.
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Also integral to Applebee's revitalization has been a reliance on the idea that drinking begets less stress.
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"There's such a reliance on imaging, but we know imaging often doesn't correlate with symptoms," he says.
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Reliance on the author's contemporaneous, often piecemeal notes is the least reliable way to check a quotation.
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One hacking tool contained the message "FUCK ANY AV" – referencing their victims' reliance on anti-virus software.
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"Carceral feminism" refers to a reliance on policing, prosecution, and imprisonment to resolve gendered or sexual violence.
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Mortram followed David's struggles with blindness, his reliance on his mother—his sole caretaker, who passed away.
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That can get sticky if household incomes and mortgage shares are disparate or reliance on those deductions differs.
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Steps he and congressional Republicans have mentioned include greater reliance on tax credits to help people afford coverage.
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The reliance on luck for success was annoying and made me lose interest, because trying didn't really matter.
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The proposal aims to integrate autonomous cars and cut both reliance on fossil fuels and also carbon pollution.
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That's down to the kind of customers it targets, and their reliance on service quality ahead of price.
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The interior still features the same reliance on flat black plastics that I bemoaned in the F-Pace.
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The ballooning debt figure is attributed mostly to rising reliance on home and auto loans, the report said.
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Speaking to students at the University of St Andrews, he was asked about 5G reliance on Chinese technology.
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All companies are exposed to refinancing risk given their reliance on short-term debt and tight liquidity buffers.
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The whole point is that reducing reliance on oil would free up that money to do other things.
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Stories about the factory's reliance on robots also fed into the jittery discourse around automation replacing human work.
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The heavy reliance on informants is particularly glaring, given the potential that some are motivated by personal grudges.
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The license and income information would also reduce the government's total reliance on rental platforms for that data.
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Dungeons & Dragons isn't the easiest game to lug around, thanks largely to its reliance on heavy hardcover books.
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Much of the state's success in achieving its goal has come from its growing reliance on renewable energy.
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Moderating a massive community at scale typically involves an increasing reliance on machine learning and content-policing algorithms.
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Unlike their counterparts, new IoT security platforms don't require any wiring thanks to their reliance on Wi-Fi.
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Joseff said the app's reliance on human users, as opposed to bots, lends "credibility and nuance" to Act.
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Yet Faber, the editor of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, questions the Fed's stated reliance on economic data.
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It has also underscored China's heavy reliance on semiconductor imports amid growing trade tensions with the United States.
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Indeed, peel back the figures and the industry's reliance on Spotify and Apple's paid services becomes even clearer.
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For that reason, America's reliance on allied contributions to the common defense is probably more urgent than ever.
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The hospice was unique in its reliance on mindfulness practice as a tool to help people die peacefully.
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Military analysts hailed it as a sign of the Obama administration's trust in, and reliance on, Special Operations.
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They could require a player to spend, say, three years in college, reducing reliance on one-and-dones.
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Rating constraints include Fitch's view of the cyclicality of the company's business model and reliance on wholesale funding.
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Environmentalists have long criticized the US's dependence on oil, and the increasing reliance on fracking to satisfy it.
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Whether VW management should face questions for over-reliance on single suppliers needs to be clarified, he added.
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Farmers who plant these seeds must also invest in Monsanto's chemical products, furthering their reliance on the company.
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He also doubled down on his criticism earlier on Wednesday of Germany's reliance on Russian oil and gas.
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In their letter, employees said Amazon's Shipment Zero plan doesn't actually reduce the company's reliance on fossil fuels.
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The extent of the FBI's reliance on Steele's reports has become a central question dividing Republicans and Democrats.
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Together, these have meant a heavy reliance on plants burning cheap-but-dirty fuels such as brown coal.
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But weird things happen all the time, and over reliance on a relatively limited system can be disastrous.
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Experts, however, fear an over-reliance on the courts, in particular when it comes to fighting political battles.
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As China's economy has ballooned, and its reliance on Hong Kong has diminished, Beijing has exerted greater influence.
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The U.S.-China trade war is spurring Hasbro to reduce its reliance on China for making its toys.
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The allegations of sex abuse, of fraud, or reliance on his father's wealth are easily exploited by Clinton.
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The business model, with a heavy reliance on digital integration with shops, allows TFS to limit fixed costs.
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Booming production in west Texas has strained pipeline capacity, increasing reliance on trucks to deliver to injection points.
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Pyongyang also may be seeking to lessen its economic reliance on Beijing, North Korea's only significant trading partner.
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Yet, anti-smoking advocates worry that heavy reliance on tobacco tax revenue undermines political will to curb smoking.
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The constraints facing central banks suggest better hopes for the second way forward—greater reliance on fiscal policy.
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Tolling AVs could encourage shared rides and reliance on other transit options, which would keep congestion in check.
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Perhaps Mr Trump's reliance on cable TV, where he gets much of his information, is partly to blame.
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For Canada, the deal is important to reduce its reliance on the United States as an export market.
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Such pressure is growing because of another tactic of Mr Ramaphosa's: the reliance on inquiries to expose wrongdoing.
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Coalition bombs have also targeted bridges used by ISIS, thereby further necessitating the terror group's reliance on boats.
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Chinese money is helping Greenland to reduce its reliance on Danish subsidies, thus boosting the pro-independence cause.
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India is widening its use of solar and wind energy to help reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.
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The Commission is looking to retain good ties because of the reliance on Turkey re: the migration deal.
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Residential mortgages remain the main form of exposure for these institutions and reliance on volatile businesses is low.
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Some recent purchases have also come from Chinese property companies, keen to reduce reliance on their home market.
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Given its reliance on crowdsourcing, the app's success depends on whether Australians are interested enough to report prices.
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That would reduce its excessive reliance on conventional advertising, which Sir Martin believed would surely make a comeback.
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She said that reliance on wholesale is decreasing and that she's worried about the profitability of the company.
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Reliance on crude oil sales for around 90% of foreign exchange earnings led to neglect of other sectors.
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One of the biggest could be its reliance on aerial refueling and intelligence and surveillance aircraft, analysts say.
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I also want to know if my reliance on Grammarly to correct my spelling is dulling my brain.
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That's the big question companies face and in the case of Gridtential, the reliance on silicon is critical.
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Still, China's growing reliance on South American soybeans could be reinforced by a strong harvest in the region.
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Unless the defendants have some reasonable basis to support their reliance on these "rumors," Melania Trump should prevail.
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This is helping to reduce communities' reliance on materials such as costly corrugated iron and sawn timber beams.
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Trump's reliance on three iPhones may seem cumbersome, but it's a step up from what his predecessor got.
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And post-Brexit, our longstanding reliance on the United Kingdom as our EU connector may require realignment. 4.
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That reliance on digital communication likely helps explain why workers take their formatting and inbox flow so seriously.
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There is little reliance on funding from CACIB/CA other than the availability of contingency funding if required.
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So we'll learn, through the game, that a reliance on technology isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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In addition to prestige, China wants to reduce its reliance on foreign aircraft manufacturers, primarily Boeing and Airbus.
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Katanga's radioactive cobalt will do nothing to assuage the sector's concerns about its volatile reliance on the DRC.
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As its own shipping capacity goes up, Amazon's reliance on FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service drops.
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Meanwhile, as in other places, growing numbers of Atlantans have been attracted by his reliance on local ingredients.
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By the time I was 18, I had a severe eating disorder, plus an unhealthy reliance on alcohol.
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Tanzanian farmers' heavy reliance on rainfall makes them extremely vulnerable to the effects of drought and climate change.
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Bannon's hostility toward the federal government and Trump's reliance on a few loyalists point down a dangerous path.
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Second, VA's reliance on support from veterans service organizations and other outside authorities has been inconsistent at best.
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Raising their wages to minimum wage with tips on top would dramatically reduce their reliance on public assistance.
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She had previously criticized the mayor's budget for its reliance on state and federal cooperation to close it.
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In recent weeks officials have talked at length about the country's troubling reliance on credit to fuel growth.
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Reliance on wholesale funding is limited, and the bank has strong market access from being part of BNPP.
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The $100 million production budget, reliance on digital de-aging technology and run-time length were all concerns.
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Additionally, despite its heavy reliance on oil exports, Mexico was the first to ratify the Kyoto Protocol (Brookings).
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But our current reliance on police to deal with all of society's problems does not make us safer.
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It's probably time for all these networks to stop being a bit sheepish about their reliance on remakes.
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Nonprofit organizations' reliance on foundation and government grants puts them at risk of unexpected (and inevitable) revenue disruptions.
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But its reliance on legacy labels has made it harder to adapt to the appetite for healthier fare.
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"The main thing that the IPO does for us is reduce our reliance on debt financing," added Rees.
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An increasing reliance on state firms to support economic growth is also making investment in China less efficient.
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This metric had been weighed down by inefficient sourcing and logistics, including an over-reliance on air freight.
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Concerns about rising inflation and reliance on iron ore for the bulk of its profits further dented confidence.
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In the past few quarters, Cognizant's reliance on financial services sector has been hurting its overall revenue growth.
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One thing we do know is that reliance on dirty fossil fuels threatens the health of our families.
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The EU is implementing proposals to reduce reliance on energy imports, by setting energy efficiency and renewable targets.
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The gap partly reflects GM's unrealistically high diesel sales assumptions and reliance on the Ampera-e, they said.
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Forgoing care can exacerbate medical conditions leading to sicker patients and a higher reliance on hospital emergency departments.
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A shift away from long-term funding or significant reliance on international investors would likely be rating-negative.
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Our spending focused on far greater reliance on medical technology, including faster and broader access to new drugs.
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This restructuring could reduce New York's reliance on an income tax and shift toward a payroll tax system.
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He's also spoken out against Trump's reliance on Wall Street veterans in the upper echelons of his administration.
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Reliance on wholesale funding and liquidity is tight, as with peers, making CIL potentially vulnerable to economic downturns.
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Apple's sole reliance on Samsung for OLED screens, however, skyrocketed the iPhone X's price, which started at $1,000.
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"It's game by game," Saints coach Sean Payton told reporters of his team's reliance on the running game.
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The group's new report delves into the financial implications and policy-related aspects of Americans' reliance on cars.
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Countries must reduce their reliance on central banks as "monetary policy has become overburdened", the OECD has warned.
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The World Bank's reliance on U.S. funding has allowed the White House to pick the bank's past presidents.
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A good time was had by most, but the game's reliance on loot boxes has angered some fans.
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And China lawmakers have long argued that a reliance on U.S. chips puts companies like ZTE in jeopardy.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has come under particular scrutiny for its significant reliance on for-profit contractors.
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Record of Cherry Road's aim, then, is to question our continued reliance on photography to prove a belief.
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Rivals do not have similar warnings for a single brand, a sign of Costco's reliance on the brand.
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Amtrak, with its quasi-public status and reliance on congressional appropriations, must remain attuned to politics, he said.
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Instead, it focuses on reducing America's extremely heavy reliance on China for so much of its manufacturing needs.
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There's growing moral panic about our reliance on screens and the content, in particular social media, they display.
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Many have wondered whether or not Artifact's reliance on the Steam Marketplace is an invitation to price gouging.
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"As we build a city of the future, we must reduce our reliance on cars," Ms. Durkan said.
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Stuntmen were gaining fame with feats in boats, on tightropes or with sole reliance on the human body.
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Even here, though, Mezrich's tale is hampered by his reliance on the Winklevoss brothers as his main sources.
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Apple has gradually reduced its reliance on Qualcomm, turning to Intel for modem chips in its latest iPhones.
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That reliance on her body as a source of information is one reason she considers herself a dancer.
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Liverpool F.C. is finishing a phenomenal season of soccer — thanks in part to an unrivaled reliance on analytics.
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But there's something so fetishistic about TV's increasing reliance on resurrecting its own past by any means possible.
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The LA garment industry is notorious for poor labor conditions and its reliance on a largely undocumented workforce.
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Bernie Sanders' reliance on the youth vote actually hurts the chances that Democrats will beat President Donald Trump.
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The federal government's reliance on banks to modify mortgage loans during the last financial crisis ended in disaster.
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Some protesters express concern that authorities could use the movement's reliance on Telegram to monitor and arrest organizers.
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However, numerous companies are working to overcome these problems and to reduce air flight's reliance on fossil fuels.
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Something else that hasn't changed over the decades is analyst and investor reliance on companies' creative earnings calculations.
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Yet, despite all of this reliance on our electrical infrastructure, it remains a major vulnerability for the nation.
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The effort to build its own chip is in line with Tesla's and decrease reliance on other companies.
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Reliance on historical data, and the sparsity of data on underrepresented groups, can also create bias in algorithms.
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Mets manager Terry Collins, though, was mostly pleased that Reyes' performance reduced New York's reliance on home runs.
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Some environmentalists oppose the RFS because of its reliance on food-competing row crops for first-generation biofuels.
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The move was made to help drive down launch prices and end U.S. reliance on Russian-made engines.
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The European Union is seeking to build up its own capital markets and reduce its reliance on London.
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They argued that the reliance on Steele's material amounted to an improper politicization of the government's surveillance powers.
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Many said that it was their financial reliance on the platform that encouraged the creators' solidarity with employees.
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Medical authorities have broadly recognized the faulty empirical scaffolding of psychoanalysis and its reliance on outmoded biological models.
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These above-average foreign horror shows share deliberate pacing, quiet styles and a minimal reliance on special effects.
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The foreign policy orientation of these liberal democracies reflected their reliance on Western investment and free-enterprise capitalism.
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It said bigger deficits make monetary policy complex owing to the government's reliance on central bank for funding.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, the board could soon be gone, despite its consultative approach and reliance on voluntary compliance.
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But Stickgold warns that one of the dangers of recording dreams is overinterpretation of or reliance on them.
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Yes, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have taken Mr. Biden to task for his reliance on large contributors.
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The depth and scope of Medicare's reliance on for-profit companies is hard to understand from the outside.
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Kendall reiterated the Defense Department's desire to end its reliance on the Russian engines as soon as possible.
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The change was part of a broader shift in economic policymaking toward a greater reliance on financial markets.
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McCabe admitted to reliance on the Steele dossier -- portions of which have never been confirmed by the FBI!
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For us, mobile was not basically reducing the reliance on Facebook — we invested more than ever on Facebook.
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While millennials have been more debt averse than other generations, Tally's data reflects a reliance on credit cards.
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Nord Stream 2 also reduces Europe's reliance on Russian gas that runs through Ukraine's pipeline system, opponents say.
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An example of his limited vocabulary is his over-reliance on the word "very" to modify simple adjectives.
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This heavy reliance on the Japanese carmaker scared away other global private equity firms, sources have told Reuters.
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Depending on where you use it, the headset's reliance on the 2.4GHz band can be its Achilles' heel.
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The program is not intended to shift media reliance on advertising revenue to subscription-based models, executives emphasized.
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Our society's over-reliance on prisons and punishment instead of real community prosperity and safety harms us all.
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Countries like Germany have proposed reducing reliance on coal, deploying more renewable energy, and financing adaptation to warming.
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Avocado farmers' reliance on irrigation and climate change could compromise food security in the region, according to Wada.
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The Toxic Substances Control Act that was amended in 2016 to reduce reliance on animal testing as well.
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In the case of space exploration, this means a balance between reliance on established incumbents and new entrants.
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By being attentive to his subjects's ghost stories, insults, and reliance on rumors, Ji recognizes their irrepressible disobedience.
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The bigger problem is Britain's economic reliance on services, which account for about 80 percent of the economy.
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What they all have in common is reliance on assistance from The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
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The unit's reliance on exploiting mistakes could be an issue against an opponent not known for making them.
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Giuliani blamed the media, saying reporters are confused by his reliance on hypothetical arguments and take them literally.
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It all stems from Puerto Rico's reliance on Medicaid, the federal government health insurance program for the poor.
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This likely refers to Steele's relationship with the FBI, and the extent of the FBI's reliance on him.
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One of the challenges for Metalysis was its reliance on externally sourced minerals, whose prices can be volatile.
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Mr. Trump, who dodged the Vietnam War with five deferments, has developed an unusual reliance on the military.
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Others are trying to reduce their reliance on export orders by establishing their own branded products for domestic sale.
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As Nate Cohn notes in The New York Times, Sanders's reliance on infrequent voters could be his weak point.
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Advocates counter that raising someone's salary to a living wage means you decrease that person's reliance on public assistance.
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HTH's 'BBB' rating incorporates the company's reliance on mortgage banking and the inherent variability of gains from loan sales.
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Both are firsts in Hong Kong, and are in response to the they city's increasing reliance on imported seafood.
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Such a heavy reliance on imports means that a typical seafood supply chain can have nearly a dozen links.
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Longtime "Arrested Development" viewers will remember that a reliance on green screen afflicted the show's much-maligned fourth season.
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Reliance on Asset Disposals: The Negative Outlook on the company's rating reflects the uncertainty about the company's deleveraging plan.
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Carrefour has suffered from its reliance on hypermarkets, which it pioneered, as customers shift to local and online shopping.
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They write: Some experts fear that an increased reliance on AI could lead to new types of catastrophic mistakes.
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The chain is also testing some ways it could reduce its reliance on coupons, which have dented its margins.
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Additionally, reliance on tips for earnings exposes servers to sexual harassment from customers on whom they depend for tips.
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NBK's high reliance on wholesale funding results in deposit concentrations that, although below peers', remains high by international standards.
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Even when hurricanes aren't pummeling the country, the agency's reliance on temporary workers has been a subject of debate.
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It's all part of an economic overhaul under Vision 2030, an effort to reduce the kingdom's reliance on oil.
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With more renewable energy than ever available, reliance on natural gas for electricity dropped by 15 percent in 2016.
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Some challenges include the heavy reliance on the U.S. dollar in order to fund the infrastructure projects, Citi said.
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Warren in September rolled out an even more articulate plan to curtail U.S. emissions and reliance on fossil fuels.
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Opponents of the 11-billion-euro ($12 billion) project worry its construction will increase European reliance on Russian energy.
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He said the government must meet demand with domestically produced hydro power to avoid increased reliance on Russian imports.
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"Casinos' reliance on Chinese visitors is still on the high side," said analyst Kwon Yoon-gu at Dongbu Securities.
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Some say that it would be a struggle for the Kingdom to wean itself off its reliance on oil.
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The move comes as aviation and shipping firms face demands to slash emissions due to their reliance on oil.
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Kane said he appreciated Panarin's reliance on one-liners, even if some of the humor is lost in translation.
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The Pentagon presented a report to Congress on rare earth minerals in an effort to reduce reliance on China.
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The Pentagon is reportedly working to reduce U.S. reliance on Chinese rare earth minerals in light of the threat.
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The Gigafactory is the key component to the Tesla "master plan" of ending the world's reliance on fossil fuels.
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To offset higher labour costs, and to reduce their reliance on one country, some firms have moved some activity.
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Beijing has been pushing operators to broaden Macau's economic base to lessen the territory's reliance on the glitzy casinos.
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However, the bill that House Democrats are currently pushing has been criticized for its reliance on no-fly lists.
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The bottom line: China's reliance on coal is a big problem — and it's not going to end anytime soon.
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In 2016, the NTSB found that a separate fatal incident partially resulted from a driver's over reliance on Autopilot.
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The reliance on special forces also has meant the elite troops are dying at rates higher than conventional forces.
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I'm immediately reminded of the way first-world reliance on certain crops can cause problems elsewhere in the world.
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Companies' growing reliance on a distributed workforce have been occupying headlines and podcasts for the past couple of years.
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Reliance on products that don't work put those who abuse opioids at "greater risk of addiction," the FDA said.
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Vietnam has been seeking to promote renewable energy development to reduce its increasing reliance on coal for electricity generation.
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The deal will help Nvidia boost its data center business and reduce its reliance on the video game industry.
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One reason for the HQ2 expansion was to reduce its reliance on Seattle, people familiar with the matter said.
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Bodies are so weird, and reliance on bodies is almost at cross-purposes to where we are technologically speaking.
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Foxconn, which is known for assembling iPhones, is apparently trying to branch out to reduce its reliance on Apple.
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And finally, Felix's reliance on the DFS to protect him and his empire comes at a huge, huge price.
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There is a risk of over-reliance on medication at the expense of relationship-building and exploring emotional conflict.
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Jokowi's eagerness to get projects off the ground has also introduced another problem: an over-reliance on state firms.
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In particular, entrepreneurs see a weakness in storage operators' reliance on spaces in close proximity to where customers live.
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The party, Wiosna ("Spring"), supports higher social spending, civil partnerships for gay couples and ending Poland's reliance on coal.
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This doesn't always sit right with people who didn't grow up with the same reliance on text and email.
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OPTIONS TO REDUCE RELIANCE ON CHINESE IMPORTS U.S. senators introduced legislation in May to encourage development of domestic supplies.
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However, due to its reliance on the Black Shark's 23 pressure-sensitive screen, it's limited to just this phone.
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The Fed might not be raising rates, but it is again warning about Corporate America's reliance on leveraged loans.
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However, Nordstrom's over-reliance on promotions and discounting are expected to have a negative impact on margins and profitability.
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ITV has built up its studios production business in recent years to reduce reliance on advertising demand in Britain.
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Trump's reliance on his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared is consistent, however, with his life before presidential politics.
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Even top-down initiatives by the government, such as the controversial demonetization decision, struggled to reduce reliance on cash.
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The ban was intended to reduce the United States' reliance on Russia, especially when it came to military assets.
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But today, ULA's reliance on RD-180 engines has proven to be their greatest weakness, and SpaceX's greatest asset.
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Ms. Nixon has positioned herself as more of a populist, criticizing Mr. Cuomo for his reliance on large donors.
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To live safely in a low-rate world, it is time to move beyond a reliance on central banks.
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Last year's model, the Apple Watch Series 2, introduced GPS, which decreased the watch's reliance on an iPhone connection.
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Why the discrepancy between the public representations in the letter and the private reliance on capital from litigation funders?
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Even with its reliance on typical action movie cliches, the story is more involved and mature than ever before.
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However, the Gap's continued reliance on transformational cost management programs to protect EBITDA as sales decline is a negative.
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This reliance on additional gadgets creates an "activation barrier" due to pricing and the inconvenience of installation and use.
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The reliance on professional outside photographers like Polk Imaging that shoots for Getty makes you feel a bit detached.
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Prince Edward Island's government has said the pipeline would reduce the province's reliance on imports and stabilize fuel prices.
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Trump needs to start on a course of "constructive unilateralism" to scale down China's reliance on the U.S. market.
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The universal thread tying together the positives to Sony's recent success has been a reduced reliance on hardware sales.
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For critics of the school-to-prison pipeline, it's the increasing reliance on the criminal justice system that's troubling.
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The Obama administration's efforts to target "felons, not families" led it to expand its reliance on local law enforcement.
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But the government wants to cut reliance on imports of gas, which heats about 80 percent of British homes.
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PDVSA's reliance on Isla has increased this year since the refinery restarted operations after a planned major maintenance program.
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Its continued reliance on its profitable line of gas-guzzling SUVs, however, prompted some to accuse Ford of hypocrisy.
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For Canada the deal is important to reduce its reliance on the neighboring United States as an export market.
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Moreover, the hospital system was able to reduce staff burnout and turnover by decreasing long term reliance on overtime.
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The heavy reliance on attention-grabbing pictures coming out of the Southern civil rights struggles illustrated these preferred narratives.
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The new rules are meant to make the sector more financially sound by reducing reliance on internal risk models.
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"North Korea has little connectivity and relatively limited reliance on technology, making it less vulnerable to attacks," he said.
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Economic growth in Germany, a bellwether economy of sorts given its reliance on exports, contracted in the second quarter.
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Through the Enlightenment and a reliance on positivist humanism, secular culture undermined national identity, particularly the concept of freedom.
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If Google begins building processors in house, like Apple, it would potentially cut down on Google's reliance on Qualcomm.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), have pointed to their reliance on small-dollar donations as a sign of grassroots strength.
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Scott Solomon: That could lead to an increased reliance on C-sections for childbirth for people living in space.
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It has sought to diversify away from its reliance on Apple and counts Chinese smartphone makers as key clients.
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France knows full well from its counter-terrorism operations in the Sahel the depth of its reliance on America.
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Given ICAP's renewed focus and reliance on electronic platforms, the ratings could come under pressure if operational risk materialises.
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The dollar is likely to benefit from a trade war due to the United States' lower reliance on exports.
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The great peril of this reliance on categorizing is that we could miss something that lies outside our perception.
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Africa is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its poverty and reliance on rain-fed agriculture, experts say.
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Ford's reliance on profits from pickup trucks is the "highest dependency on the segment" among automakers, per Morgan Stanley.
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You know, there's a reliance on just pure spectacle in the majority of the films out there right now.
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Fossil fuel subsidies condemned Several experts involved with the report criticized the G20's continued reliance on fossil fuels.
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They are also less reliance on foreign funding, thus less exposed to a sudden outflow of funds, Citi said.
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