In the case of Carmudi, the business has retrenched itself.
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But in the decade since, Mr. Murakami, 22007, has retrenched.
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The town then retrenched as it returned to its agricultural roots.
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That could make certain types of borrowing more expensive as banks retrenched.
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The quartet retrenched on "ArtScience," a no-guests-allowed record from 2016.
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He then retrenched and insisted on Congress passing the policies he desired.
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They retrenched to their home market, but now they're exiting local relationships too.
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I think everyone else has either retrenched or are seen as foreign brands.
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As the Catholic Church gradually retrenched over the course of the 1980s and
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While they retrenched slightly over the new year, rates began rising again last week.
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Holder decision, decided six years ago Tuesday, which severely retrenched the Voting Rights Act.
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Most of the other foreign banks have retrenched and focused on cross-border transactions.
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Back then Americans, mired in foreclosures and investment losses, retrenched away from buying stuff.
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He's pushed for a retrenched Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) for years now.
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Of course Uber may not want to have to shrink its already retrenched global ambitions.
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Moore retrenched: Captain Atom became Doctor Manhattan, the Question became Rorschach, and the book became Watchmen.
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Oil tycoons have retrenched in the face of low oil prices, while companies have slashed budgets.
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While others retrenched, Wells Fargo substantially expanded, snapping up ailing North Carolina lender Wachovia, in late 2008.
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Other tech start-ups that were fueled by private money and that grew rapidly have also retrenched recently.
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Since then Barclays has retrenched, shrinking subscale operations abroad and selling jewels such as its asset-management and African arms.
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It bought an electric bikes company and is eyeing a scooter service, but retrenched from its self-driving car ambitions.
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Instead, Disney retrenched to focus exclusively on effects-driven megamovies that jackhammer people away from their Facebook and Fortnite accounts.
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A number of smaller firms that raised money during the manic 2017 cryptocurrency rally have retrenched sharply or quietly closed.
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But it has recently retrenched following a series of scandals that cost it billions of euros in fines and settlements.
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Fast-moving consumer goods, usually a reliable growth sector, retrenched by 1-1.5% in November, according to Nielsen, a research group.
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Aircraft sales fell in 2016 as economies sputtered, companies slashed their spending and oil tycoons retrenched due to weak oil prices.
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Democratic leaders have since retrenched their offer, proposing $22019 billion — the same amount Congress appropriated for fiscal 2018 — for border fencing.
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Europe's banks, which binged on dollar funding in the run-up to the crisis and quickly came to regret it, have retrenched.
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Fast forward to today, however, and the business has retrenched to focus on just three countries: Indonesia, the Philippines and Sri Lanka.
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The E.U.'s institutions again appeared irrelevant, as governments retrenched into their corners and failed to devise a collective, burden-sharing approach.
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Overall, gross fixed investment retrenched by a cumulative 27.0% between 4Q2013 and 1Q2016, and is now at the same level as 2Q2009.
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Households and businesses did face a real "credit crunch" as banks retrenched and restricted lending to all but the most sterling borrowers.
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And the market itself has stalled and retrenched several times along the way, keeping risk appetites tethered and purging or preventing excesses.
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Kurds, some affiliated with the PKK, have since retrenched in the country's eastern Anatolia region, making declarations of autonomy and fortifying towns.
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Strong consumer sentiment bodes well for consumer spending in the months ahead after spending appeared to have retrenched early in the first quarter.
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Britain's Royal Bank of Scotland, as it retrenched in investment banking, and Barclays, which did not, also reduced staff costs over this time.
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The Great Recession was centered around rising mortgage debt, which triggered domino effects across the economy as financial institutions, households and businesses retrenched.
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But in recent decades, Occidental retrenched and has increasingly focused on the Permian Basin, which recently became the world's most productive oil field.
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Residential sales increased, although Generac's sale of mobile products to energy industry customers fell as companies retrenched in the wake of slumping oil prices.
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Microsoft has largely retrenched from making Lumia devices over the past six months, so it's no surprise revenues and sales are being hit badly.
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And a hundred old women hand-rolling Havanas were retrenched... The USSR saved Castro from his own economic follies year-in and year-out.
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A recent Reuters analysis of central bank data found sharply rebounding dependence on expensive "shadow bank" finance in China's rust belt as traditional lenders retrenched.
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It has retrenched in China and Russia, but has to choose between spending heavily to attract customers and drivers or steering towards profitability more quickly.
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As late as 2015 it believed that as others retrenched it would be the "last man standing" and make a killing when business picked up.
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The justices, meanwhile, are part of the problem: In Janus and other rulings, they have retrenched on the side of private power and budgetary austerity.
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The outcome of the consultation process saw about 1,612 employees granted voluntary separation packages, another 1,142 retrenched and the number of contractors reduced by 1,123.
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Many investment banks, particularly in Europe, have retrenched to areas of particular strength: UBS has largely abandoned the trading of bonds, currencies and commodities, for example.
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"Instead of engaging with us to try to solve the problem, my colleagues have retrenched back to the most extreme position in this debate," Latta said.
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Last month, only days after he told bipartisan lawmakers he would sign a compromise that can pass Congress, he retrenched and pushed for his own plan.
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Three years on from Claudio Descalzi's appointment as CEO, Eni has made spectacular oil and gas discoveries even as its peers retrenched amid the oil-price slump.
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Even as its rivals have retrenched owing to low prices, it has stuck to long-term plans, investing heavily in technology, training and the future of oil.
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Tens of thousands of others have left the peripheries of Paris and Lyon, where Muslim populations are rising, and have retrenched in neighborhoods with larger Jewish populations.
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But a Times source says the paper was certainly aware that BuzzFeed had retrenched in the last year, and that Smith might be open to a move.
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Such contracts proliferated in recent years as banks retrenched from lending to low-income families and private investment firms like hedge funds stepped in to fill the void.
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Well, what's happening now is that it has retrenched into a very comfortable corner, and everything outside of that corner is not good for it, in its view.
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She stopped buying ads, both online and on television, slashed her staff in New Hampshire and retrenched to Iowa, where she spent the Thanksgiving holiday with her family.
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Soto watched some of them as they were revered and celebrated in Washington and by members of the press, even after past plans were discredited and enemies retrenched.
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In the 1980s, Deng Xiaoping retrenched one million troops, and from the 1990s, many found it hard to find secure work as market reforms eroded guaranteed government job assignments.
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After the commercial failure of "Panorama," the Cars retrenched on their next album, "Shake It Up," though they couldn't recover the melodic inspiration of their flawless first two records.
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Four years ago, amid a tepid recovery from the economic crisis Bush handed off to Obama, Republicans asked voters to embrace the conservative movement's vision of a radically retrenched government.
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BDCs became popular with investors after the 2008 financial crisis as banks and other traditional lenders to companies retrenched, though their growth has slowed amid increasing competition in the sector.
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Companies once richly rewarded for spreading their operations far and wide have retrenched and restructured in attempts to more closely align their businesses with the performance of legal cannabis markets.
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It's the city founder and CEO Tracy Lawrence first launched the business from back in 2012, but Chewse retrenched in September 2015 as it raised money and got back to fundamentals.
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When these government firms began reforming in the 1990s, retrenched veterans felt that they were losing not only their incomes, but a job and benefits which their service had rightfully earned.
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But that was based on Uber becoming the global winner in ride-hailing and logistics, a vision it has retrenched from, and public investors may see a smaller company worth less.
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But in 2016, they received a tentative confirmation that a foreign woman matching her description had been spotted in Abu Kamal, a town in Syria where the group's fighters had retrenched.
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"Aleppo is now the symbol of how far we have retrenched," said David M. Crane, a veteran international war crimes prosecutor and a professor at the Syracuse University College of Law.
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Honda follows other companies that have retrenched in the face of sluggish markets, tougher environmental regulation and challenges from deep-pocketed technology companies that are pursuing electric and autonomous driving cars.
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Najib also announced 200 million ringgit for a skilled workers program, an additional 60 million ringgit allocation for an insurance plan for retrenched workers and better maternity benefits for private sector workers.
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All in, take a nothing done for rates as they subsequently retrenched before ending the week ever so slightly higher, catalyzed by solid Producer Price Index and Retail Sales reports on Friday.
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The result was that big Japanese banks were in a position to snap up some of the business left behind as American and British banks retrenched in Asia after the financial crisis.
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Dhila, a retrenched accountant and subsistence farmer, shook his head as he remembered his 45 hectares (110 acres) of maize, tomatoes and spinach drying up and the slow death of his cattle.
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Dhila, a retrenched accountant and subsistence farmer, shook his head as he remembered his 45 hectares (110 acres) of maize, tomatoes and spinach drying up and the slow death of his cattle.
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Apple has retrenched from some of its mobile ad efforts, but some of Hsiao's weapons still either won't work on iPhones (Play store ads) or may have difficulty getting traction there (app streaming).
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At the same time, growth in investment by private firms fell to a record low in the first half, as businesses retrenched in the face of the sluggish economic outlook and weak exports.
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Without Kennedy, the court's leading figure on gay rights for two decades, the newly retrenched conservative justices could give conservatives Christians a legal path to bypass anti-discrimination laws that cover sexual orientation.
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As she has watched her children grow up — they are 16, 19, 22 and 24 — she has been struck both by how much the culture has changed and how much it has retrenched.
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Except, it seems, when a country's chosen path appears to contravene the retrenched regional political and social order as defined by Riyadh, abetted by other Gulf monarchies, and supported by Cairo and Washington.
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Last month, only days after he told bipartisan lawmakers he would sign a compromise that can pass Congress, he retrenched and pushed for concessions that appear unacceptable to Democrats and even some Republicans.
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He signaled his support for a bipartisan agreement to stabilize the health insurance markets amid his party's foundering attempts to repeal Obamacare, but quickly retrenched after he faced a swift backlash from conservatives.
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When her contract was not renewed after the network retrenched in 2001, she moved to PBS, where she narrated a documentary series titled "Exposé" and joined "Now With Bill Moyers" as a correspondent.
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Meanwhile, its self-driving car unit is costing the company about $200 million a quarter, according to investors, but Uber's program has retrenched since one of its autonomous cars killed a pedestrian in March.
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The governments of Britain and other European countries -- with the notable exception of Germany -- have retrenched their border controls, even as increasing numbers of migrants flee unspeakable suffering in North Africa and the Middle East.
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He was also, at dinners and in stadium skyboxes, courting the local publishers of The Advocate, the longtime newspaper in Baton Rouge, which began printing a daily New Orleans edition after The Times-Picayune retrenched.
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Districts that once represented the beating heart of the Republican Party rejected President Trump's avowed nationalism as a form of bigotry, while Democrats further retrenched from the agricultural and industrial communities where they once dominated.
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Professional services workers were hit especially hard as banks, insurance companies, realtors, contractors, developers and retailers all retrenched — laying off staff as the economy collapsed under the weight of terrible loans and a speculative real estate market.
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He said a combination of Medicaid funding, tax credits and funding from the $132 billion long-term state innovation fund could be used to cover people who would lose coverage if states retrenched ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion. Sen.
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The Frankfurt-based bank, which has maintained a broad network of branches as competitors retrenched to rely more on internet banking, is studying the closure of at least 100 or 200 of its 1,000 branches, the people said.
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The shooting death of Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager, at the hands of police in 2014 and the violent disorder that resulted from it seem to have both traumatized and energized those of us who live here, radicalized and retrenched us.
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More jobs were lost in steel-consuming sector than were employed in the entire U.S. steel industry at the time as some companies retrenched their workforce or as OEMs bought similar products from their foreign competitors that incorporated globally-priced steel.
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Africa's largest bank by assets, which has more than 54,000 employees in Africa, said not all the workers affected by the restructuring might be retrenched, as it was engaging in talks with their union on exactly how many would be laid off.
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Over the years, as waves of American and NATO troops have come and left in repeated cycles, the government has slowly retrenched and ceded chunks of territory to the Taliban, cleaving Afghanistan into disparate parts and ensuring a conflict with no end in sight.
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In the past decade Europe's banks have retrenched to their home markets and its firms have shifted their energies to expanding outside the EU. As a result, Europe still looks like a series of mid-sized economies patched together, not a single rival to China and America.
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That ruling emboldened both sides: abortion rights activists launched attacks on other state restrictions armed with ammunition from the court's opinion, while abortion opponents retrenched and supported Senate Republicans who continued to block President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to fill the seat of the late Antonin Scalia.
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Prior to the financial crisis, it was trying to get into the sport-bike market and compete with Japanese companies such as Suzuki and Kawasaki, but when the bottom fell out of the world economy, Harley wisely retrenched and got back to basics: big, loud, pricey, all-American motorcycles.
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The program is also focused on aiding workers retrenched from fossil fuel production or dependent jobs to transition to a clean economy by creating a version of a GI bill- a World War 2-era program that supported war veterans by securing their medical care, educational training, and retirement benefits.
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It shut down all its operations outside of the San Francisco Bay Area, laid off employees and retrenched, expanding the assortment of products it offers by more than 1,000 items, and beginning to use third-party logistics services to supplement its fleet of truck drivers to ensure on-time deliveries.
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The program is also focused on aiding workers retrenched from fossil fuel production or dependent jobs to transition to a clean economy by creating a version of a GI bill- a World War 2-era program that supported war veterans by securing their medical care, educational training, and retirement benefits.
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With his raised fist clenched he said, " I don't know nothing about no f…ing history, I'm just telling you what happened" Killip took the photographs with a large format camera between 1973 and '85, mostly in the North East section of England, an industrial area undergoing cataclysmic change, where shipyards were retrenched and mines closed, leading to the Miner's Strike of 1984.
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Perhaps due to his rather early Bernhardt success with the swirling floral images, it is curious to note that although he was surrounded by the ferment of a budding Post-Impressionist Modernism, and was a close friend and studio partner of Paul Gauguin, Mucha remained indifferent to the avant-garde developments and debates of the time, instead retrenched in his Japan-influenced hieratic designs and quasi-Byzantine decorative backgrounds.
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