As a teacher, he is constantly asking questions, and when the answers come, he is revising, revising, revising.
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For Microsoft, revising how it approaches design is also about revising how it develops products.
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They have been revised multiple times over multiple decades, because Dillard is always revising, and then re-revising.
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Clear writing, revising and reworking take time—which means that authors who spend more time revising drafts of their old research have less time for new research.
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It is also revising its methodology for reporting network claims.
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So, yes, there is a rapture to enter via revising.
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The government is in the process of revising the list.
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That's got some people talking about possibly revising GDP forecasts.
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We have the shutdown, and analysts are revising earnings lower.
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And I'm not revising that, I only hope I'm wrong.
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Perhaps the very reason why this seems distasteful needs revising.
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Ok, due to popular demand I an revising this Tweet.
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That includes creating strong online passwords, and revising them frequently.
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Many states are revising their statutes of limitations for assault.
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Many Republicans say revising the abortion language is a nonstarter.
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We might consider revising up our yuan forecast a bit.
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Revising is good, but I like being permeable at the beginning.
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The EU ended up revising that agreement with Johnson's new government.
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In the House, they call that revising and extending your remarks.
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Debates about revising America's post-crisis regulation are only just beginning.
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"Revising the Visa system for artists is crucial," explains Ben Salah.
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This group is responsible for setting and revising the content policy.
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But some banks are already revising their euro/dollar forecasts higher.
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Revising that NAFTA deal is another one of Trump's early priorities.
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Revising the Agreement to include energy is a sound starting point.
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The New Jersey Democrat also critiqued Republicans for "unilaterally" revising Rep.
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The New Jersey Democrat also slammed Republicans for "unilaterally" revising Rep.
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Opinion Columnist Most of us go through life revising our opinions.
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Some have offered their own proposals for revising Appellate Body procedures.
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Their lives are like a text that they are mutually revising.
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Love is the act of constantly revising your own love story.
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Nor does Ms. Kapil's fertile imagination stop at revising Shakespearean history.
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LONDON – Revising for texts and exams can be a stressful business.
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Revising the SEC's Regulation A+ is the right place to start.
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" He seeks to determine "if it's possible to apply the skills for revising the page to revising a life, and if that revision or revisioning could transform what someone had misperceived or forecasted as their fate.
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Evers has expressed particular interest in revising the rules around air pollution.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump strongly supported striking or revising the rule.
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Scholars don't agree on why, exactly, the Grimms kept revising their stories.
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For a while I lie in bed mentally revising and planning things.
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Exit polls on Sunday showed 49% of voters supported revising the constitution.
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As The Verge reports, Nintendo is now revising its yearly sales forecast.
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He also signaled that Rome was open to revising NATO's global role.
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Only 3 percent said revising the constitution should be a top priority.
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But it's unclear exactly how far they'll go in revising the rules.
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And so he finds he's condemned to keep revising his own creation.
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He is now revising "Hillary and Clinton" for the New York production.
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The port was revising forecasts to incorporate the latest European growth projections.
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Part of it is always revising what it even means to look.
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He said Latch was revising its privacy policy to remove any ambiguity.
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Nearly every recent president has taken his shot at revising the system.
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GC: Deutsche Bank, revising down its expected numbers leaving London around Brexit.
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If anyone objects to it, I am open to revising my ideas.
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He woke up at four-thirty the next morning and started revising.
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The Trump administration is reportedly revising Obama-era guidelines for driverless vehicles.
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The poet Brandon Brown maintains he only truly enters the Rapture when revising.
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China is also considering revising its intellectual property rights protection law, Li added.
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We are revising our call: we now expect the Fed to cut rates.
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Hwang is no stranger to revising earlier works, and not just his own.
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Analysts have been revising their opinions on Tesla since the charges were reported.
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Just don't rely on the series if you are revising for economics exams.
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Companies such as Pioneer and Concho are also revising techniques in the field.
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They are saying that you are revising history somewhat in this op-ed.
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It also recommends revising travel card regulations to require reviews of transaction history.
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And he has made no progress on revising the tax code and welfare.
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The numbers could change as the House is revising the bill in committee.
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As result of its disappointing performance, Starbucks is revising its long-term projections.
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Social media companies have been revising their business models to accommodate the transition.
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You experience so much discomfort [in writing]: pitching articles, revising, building your brand.
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Levy always believed she could write her own life, revising as she went.
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The report also said YouTube was considering revising its system, as a result.
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The 17-year-old musician has been revising the rules of young stardom.
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Therefore, they're revising their finance models to fit this trajectory caused by coronavirus.
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Mr. Akhtar said he had been revising it since the La Jolla production.
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" * "We may need to consider seeking new revenue sources or revising tax rates.
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Several media groups, including Reuters, had reported Ramsay was considering revising its bid.
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Throughout the rehearsals, he was revising the tunes and thinking of the staging.
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But the episode itself is a kind of time traveller, revising Moore's myths.
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Wouldn't revising that law be an admission that secularism is bowing to Islamism?
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Meanwhile, federal regulators are revising court decisions that would pay truck drivers more.
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The main difference is AiAP's sustained, long-term approach to revising the cityscape.
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Revising the definition of an illiquid asset is "unnecessary and inconsistent," the LSTA said.
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Other favourites include reviewing company policy, revising codes of conduct and refreshing training material.
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She spent her coast-to-coast plane ride Wednesday revising the speech with Rooney.
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Wood said the FTC was not involved in Be Best beyond revising the booklet.
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It envisaged turning the Senate into an indirectly elected revising chamber of regional officials.
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The United States' Federal Communications Commission is revising its regulations with this in mind.
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Each time we recall a memory, we go through the process of revising it.
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Trump has not said whether he will wait until that time before revising tariffs.
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The runaway success had Disney revising the film's box-office estimates throughout the weekend.
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The fall in support endangers his long-cherished goal of revising Japan's pacifist constitution.
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India is also revising its rehabilitation scheme for bonded laborers to include transgender people.
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Again, retrogrades are all about revising, so a renegotiation could be on the table.
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As a result, many banks are revising forecasts for further European Central Bank stimulus.
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When it comes to updating policy or revising key messages, it's now or never.
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The bank started marketing the deal at 8.25%-8.50% before revising to 8.00%-8.25%.
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Ultimately he had to force himself to stop revising and perfecting his peers' work.
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For example, the Trump administration is revising environmental regulations imposed by the Obama administration.
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Fitch followed suit, revising the country's outlook to negative but affirming its BB+ rating.
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Mr. Justice said the raises would be paid for by revising revenue estimates upward.
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We should not be shy about revising these regulations to achieve more equitable growth.
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Chief among his goals is revising the country's Constitution to effectively lift term limits.
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So will the birth year on the mosaic at the Schomburg itself need revising?
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Leslie died on March 23, 2017, while Mr. Krosoczka was still revising the book.
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State officials are revising their data throughout the day, Cuomo's spokesman Will Burns said.
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In 1980, experts revising psychiatry's influential diagnostic manual eliminated distinctions in kinds of depression.
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President Trump issued a new executive order on Monday, revising his targeted travel ban.
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Resulting risks should be addressed by revising the European Market Infrastructure Regulation, she added.
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It's why BNEF keeps revising its already optimistic forecasts for EVs upward every year.
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The Trump administration is steadily removing and revising climate change-related resources on government websites.
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If approved, Price would have a large hand in revising the nation's health care system.
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We absorb knowledge socially; we resist revising beliefs that are constitutive of our social identities.
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However, rulemaking and rule revising is a lengthy and difficult process — changes will take time.
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Thomas Massie, a libertarian-ish congressman, has admitted to revising his view of his supporters.
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He ended up revising and cutting parts of the original version he'd given to her.
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It revised the number to 126 million, before revising it once again to 146 million.
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But analysts have been revising down their estimates for FTSE 100 earnings in recent weeks.
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Wood added that the FTC was not involved in Be Best beyond revising the booklet.
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Revising the constitution is one of the key policy targets of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party.
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There is nothing preventing any attorney general from revising or rescinding any such internal policy.
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Partovi recommended revising the 2014 sales forecast for investors to $7 million to $9 million.
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The process of revising Congo's 2002 mining code has dragged on for over five years.
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Saskatchewan is working on revising its complex potash royalty formula by the end of 13.
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The U.S. Geological Survey originally put the magnitude at 8.2, revising it down to 19.15.
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Fitch is also revising the liquidity definition that the agency applies to ASML's rating sensitivities.
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Southwest Airlines on Thursday also announced that it was revising its flight schedule through Nov.
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Politicians have hinted at revising or even withdrawing from the 1951 convention, which Australia signed.
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A LOT OF ANALYSTS ARE REVISING HIGHER THEIR S & P EARNINGS TARGETS FOR NEXT YEAR.
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Ms. Hensley said CityBridge executives were working with city officials on revising the current policy.
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The center said it is revising its analysis and will release a corrected version soon.
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The agencies first began protecting sea turtles in 1978, but are now revising their status.
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Dana Spiotta has now spent four novels proposing and revising her own definitions of friendship.
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That could open the path to his long-held goal of revising Japan's pacifist constitution.
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The EPA had been working on revising the 25-year-old lead rule for years.
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This was Mr. de Frutos, 54, who was revising his choreography for the American production.
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But the law lays out a lengthy, nuanced procedure for writing or revising federal rules.
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Simonyan says she concluded that the network's mission of solely focusing on Russia needed revising.
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The Wall Street Journal previously reported on SoftBank's attempt at revising terms of the bailout.
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Everything must be on the table including revising or or even overturning the Second Amendment.
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In a statement to CNN, Shope applauded the Department of Corrections for revising its policy.
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Finland's Nokian Tyres fell 7.6% after revising down its sales and profit guidance for 2020.
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EPA committed to revising the policy by 2014, but that effort has yet to conclude.
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It meant revising more than century's worth of attempts at reconstructing the elephant bird lifestyle.
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Even before Mr. McMaster's appointment, White House officials were talking about revising the organization chart.
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Democratic lawmakers have suggested revising the proposition to boost taxes for large corporations and businesses.
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Wednesday's breakout to new highs has O'Hara revising how high he sees Walmart could climb.
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But Broadcom has given few details about how it would go about revising Qualcomm's practices.
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Some say they'd rather come up with their own bill rather than revising the House's.
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Revising the constitution is one of the key policy targets of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).
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"Mexico's public debt ... is something we are revising and discussing with the market," the minister said.
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But they originally said that the meeting was just about "adoption" before revising their story twice.
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The United States and Mexico reached a deal on revising the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Unfortunately, ahead of earnings this week analysts are feverishly revising estimates downward for these two names.
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Some investors have questioned Bombardier's credibility in revising its financial guidance after a recent debt raise.
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They need to reach out to Democrats and work with them on revising and improving Obamacare.
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He has been less than enthusiastic about Abe's project of revising the post-war, pacifist constitution.
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Will Gluck (Easy A) is directing from a script by Rob Lieber that he's currently revising.
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He thinks revising the constitution is his greatest mission as a politician ... but can he really?
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The artists in Mythologies are committed to revising myths as well as re-inhabiting the figures.
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On the sidewalk next to him, a girl on her phone, revising plans with someone else.
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In the draft, the agencies lay out eight different options for revising the Obama-era standards.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook issued a letter today, revising guidance for the company's Q1 fiscal results.
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I have never dreamed of Wells' death, even as I've been writing and revising this piece.
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Monday morning the management team was on the phone and revising its strategic and communications plans.
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Revising the Constitution, he said, would incorporate marriage equality as a human right with full clarity.
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But Carson has proposed revising it to target the restrictive zoning rules that enable residential segregation.
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Revising the draft budget that Iraq presented to the IMF last month is key, said Josz.
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Similarly, Abe's government could this year debate revising the budget-balancing target, sources have told Reuters.
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Unsubscribe from every email list and consider revising your own email habits in a minimalist direction.
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U.S. liberals have a large job to do in revising their policies, as do European leftists.
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This is the first step toward revising the FAA's 45-year-old rules governing supersonic transport.
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Three authors are revising their books about the singer and will release new editions this year.
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Any indication by the Governing Council that it is revising its timetable would be big news.
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India is also revising its rehabilitation scheme for forced or bonded laborers to include transgender people.
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So it's cheering to read these tales of revising woe from a dozen well-known writers.
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Carter had originally said 30 children were killed before revising the death toll down to 27.
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And this tradition of revising and playing with tradition continues with Hercules: In Search of a Hero.
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Global growth is slowing as well, with the World Bank earlier this week revising its forecasts lower.
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They were considering scaling back or revising it "to accommodate a lot of the stakeholders," he said.
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EBA's Enria said "serious thinking" was needed on a "modular approach" to introducing proportionality by revising rules.
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The company then revised the number to 126 million before revising it once again to 146 million.
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The central bank did not say whether it would consider revising the neutral range later this year.
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Revising history textbooks to include pre-contact times is harder, because education is not under federal jurisdiction.
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Authorities initially reported four people were killed, then said three were dead, before revising the number again.
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Some will argue that revising the constitution this way does not add much to Mr Xi's power.
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Analysts have been revising down earnings estimates for European companies this quarter as results slightly undershot expectations.
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I'm supervising a student who's working on the process in Massachusetts of bidding and revising cost estimates.
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Hawkish on national security, she backs Abe in support of revising Japan's constitution that restricts its military.
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With first-quarter earnings season nearing, information technology firms have been revising their forward guidance considerably lower.
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"Companies are trying to absorb higher labor costs by revising their business processes," Nakaso said on Wednesday.
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The idea of revising Mao's hallowed notion of "collective" ownership of rural property remains all but taboo.
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The longtime policy here at Stein Line HQ dictates that there can be no revising of predictions.
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The best outcome would be a thorough and worthwhile revising of how the process of clemency works.
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Estimates in recent years have placed support for revising the constitution at around 50% of the electorate.
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A sub-group of 45 is charged with drafting a new constitution or revising the 2012 one.
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"If the manat were to continue falling, SOCAR would ... propose revising the price of gas," he said.
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Today we are revising our guidance for Apple's fiscal 2019 first quarter, which ended on December 225.
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The EPA has begun the process of revising its existing guidelines for the protection of aquatic life.
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The level of ambition is high and implementing the entire plan would probably require revising E.U. treaties.
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He is auditioning for other film and TV jobs and also revising a pilot about college football.
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Again, these projections came in early 2553, and companies are constantly revising them as the years progress.
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Ms. Boyce said she spent months revising hers as she read pieces aloud to her husband, Adam.
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I'm revising commas at this point to avoid looking at the hurdles I seem unable to clear.
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Even the budget office is revising its estimates and has predicted the new numbers would be smaller.
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But I've been revising that view in light of recent events — especially Trump's health care temper tantrum.
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Thomas B. Edsall In the Trump era, Republicans have been revising their views on right and wrong.
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Wednesday's hearing demonstrated that broad support exists in Congress for revising Section 230 alongside support for encryption.
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Many of the issues, like revising antitrust laws, have a slim chance of producing new laws soon.
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Japan is wary of the bullying approach the Trump administration has taken to revising global trade pacts.
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This was not the first time the president had expressed second thoughts about revising the original order.
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Recreating or revising a lost or mangled history is something contemporary artists are often compelled to do.
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" In response, Merriam-Webster tweeted on Wednesday that it would be "reviewing the term and revising accordingly.
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But early this year, they published a new paper, with data through 2017, revising those numbers down.
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The final draft of the bill has more than 1,200 articles, revising 80 existing laws, Moegiarso said.
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If I accept this job, I will be revising poorly written sentences and shifting paragraphs for clarity.
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Whether Abe could then achieve his goal of revising Japan's pacifist constitution, however, is far from clear.
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On my plate for today is reviewing and revising a big deck for a meeting on Friday.
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Keeping these concepts in mind, stakeholders can be participants, not just naysayers, in writing and revising regulations.
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The poorly worded slide, which Microsoft's Edge team is in the process of revising, is shown below.
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Some complied, removing or revising articles that referenced the false claims, but the letter's impact was limited.
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Go deeper: Ever wonder what happens in talks between British and E.U. officials over revising the deal?
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Hours later, the Justice Department said it would take the unusual step of revising the sentencing recommendation.
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The departing European Commission chief, Jean-Claude Juncker, last week cautioned against revising the bloc's climate goals.
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He worked very much like Jane Piper, in that he was continually changing and revising his work.
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Last night Occidental put out its own statement and said that it's going to be revising its proposal.
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Additional cables were sent on March 16 and March 17, revising instructions after courts blocked the executive order.
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They keep revising down their growth forecasts, partly because both economies will be depressed by tightening fiscal policies.
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Athens had projected the economy would expand by 1.8 percent this year, revising downwards a 2.7 percent forecast.
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Musk and the agency ended up revising the settlement to be more specific about the subjects it covered.
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The document accused the site of revising ads that suggested criminal activity in order to keep them online.
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Pat McCrory said Monday, revising an earlier tally that had listed a higher death toll in the state.
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Riman said the association was now waiting for the end of the mid-crop before revising its figures.
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The entrepreneurs counter, and the sharks end up revising their deal back down to $400,000 for 50 percent.
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CNN reported that officials are revising their protocols, adding officers and deploying dogs that can sniff out explosives.
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Meanwhile, a vote on the bill is just days away, and the Senate is still revising it. Sens.
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Minutes of the ECB's December meeting published on Thursday suggested growing appetite for revising the bank's communication stance.
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Their precious theories now sullied, scholars of American politics are hurriedly revising the old, and originating the new.
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The status of the guidance is currently in limbo after regulators signaled they are open to revising them.
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When school started, she said, she'd get back to revising her thesis, on the films of Ida Lupino.
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The trustee also granted the owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, some financial relief by revising the settlement.
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Clearly, this incident highlights the need for revising protocols at nursing facilities to ensure the protection of patients.
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But an Asahi newspaper survey earlier this year showed 64% opposed revising Article 9 while 28% favored amendment.
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However, the task force instead called for more study on revising federal enforcement of laws on the substance.
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The House Ways and Means Committee is revising the bill before an expected Thursday vote to advance it.
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That, in part, is due to multiple cities revising their assumed investment rate of return lower, it said.
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Kristin Ess The One Signature Hair Water is a lightweight mist ideal for revising loose curls or waves.
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More generally, Mr. Trump has discussed revising libel laws to make it easier to sue over critical coverage.
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"We are always revising and correcting work," said Eklund, who sees his analysis as part of that process.
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The CBO did meet in September to discuss revising its methods for estimating the mandate's impact, I'm told.
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Such a majority is needed to start the process of revising Japan's post-World War Two pacifist constitution.
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The gala and the coming season, however, show that he and Mr. Ratmansky have been revising the company.
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Then Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in April that the White House is open to revising the plan.
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Those who have said they will join the new party are in favor of revising the pacifist Constitution.
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While writing this poem, I indulged my pettiness, and in revising, I did my best to pull back.
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Officials are considering broadening the effort and revising official guidance on travel to the region, Dr. Messonnier said.
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Update | March 7, 2017 President Trump signed an executive order on March 6, revising his previous immigration order.
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The stock exchange is currently revising the criteria for margin trading stocks, said IDX Chief Executive Tito Sulistio.
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She's revising her own character — but her drive to do that itself has to come from her psyche.
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Puccini continued revising until 1907, when a standard version was published, though he tweaked the work until 1920.
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Apple's stock increase in recent weeks has led to a number of analysts revising their price targets higher.
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Revising the outdated guidance is part of the government's broader efforts to get its cyber house in order.
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Legislators in Alaska, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Vermont and Washington have considered revising their marriage laws.
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This summer, the company restricted speech on internal platforms by revising its community guidelines to discourage political debate.
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The OECD is looking at revising rules in this area as part of Pillar 22019 of its efforts.
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Cruz has proposed revising the BCRA to allow families to use HSAs to pay for their insurance premiums.
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Salman said Shope spoke with the DOC and the bill was stalled because they were revising their policy.
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Yesterday morning I ruined a quesadilla by adding too much salsa because I was busy revising a poem.
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Investors seem optimistic about earnings, even though an above-average number of companies are revising their outlooks lower.
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These mentor essays become resources that students return to throughout the process of drafting, revising and peer feedback.
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It's less about erasing than editing: incrementally revising, refocusing and potentially dimming the central incident of the memory.
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The Fed has been revising down its NAIRU estimate, even if it has yet to fully abandon NAIRU.
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Abe's long-held dream of revising the post-war, pacifist constitution was dented when his coalition and other allies failed to keep the two-thirds "super majority" needed to start the controversial process of revising the charter, never amended since it was enacted after Japan's defeat in World War Two.
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Although analysts are revising their global growth forecasts upwards, there is little sign yet of any rebound in inflation.
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"Revising building codes and updating existing stairways to comply with geometric dimensions are recommended for optimal safety," Smith said.
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Duda, who thinks the 1997 constitution needs revising, is urging the Senate to give its approval for the Nov.
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The plan sets out a path to revising Medicaid, the joint state-federal health plan for low income people.
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Pruitt was present Tuesday when Trump signed the executive order to begin the process of rescinding or revising WOTUS.
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Suga said the goal of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) of revising Japan's pacifist, post-war constitution remained unchanged.
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He added that he would be open to revising the scope of his injunction based on the police's response.
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We have made it easier for these businesses to grow and do business by revising some of our laws.
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The IG made a case for revising the Lead and Copper Rule with stronger requirements for monitoring water systems.
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Revising this number down has been a key part of the Trump administration's strategy to roll back environmental rules.
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So, producers and I are in a document doing an interview, and we are revising things as we go.
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This data is used to support one of the most prominent arguments Pruitt's EPA makes for revising the standards.
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And the numbers might get worse: In January, the agency announced it is revising an Obama-era haze rule.
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DHS and DOJ will be releasing the final guidelines sometime around mid-May 2016 and periodically revising them thereafter.
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Fatumata, who is revising for her English literature exams in May, only recently started to use this particular library.
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Abe said revising the constitution was his Liberal Democratic Party's goal, but admitted an agreement would not be easy.
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As an organic book, one that can reproduce independently, Synthia is self-publishing, but it is self-revising too.
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President Donald Trump ordered DoL to conduct a new analysis of the rule aimed at revising or repealing it.
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After completing its debt reduction plan, the company has said it will consider increasing or revising its dividend policy.
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Analysts began revising earnings down last week, I/B/E/S data showed, as the equities sell-off deepened.
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The changes include "clarifying annual monitoring network plan public notice requirements" and "revising network design requirements," among other things.
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But, as it runs, it seems to shimmer in and out of view, its edges melting and revising themselves.
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The U.S. and Canada are currently at an impasse over negotiations about revising the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Under the Senate rules, 60 votes will be needed to bring any legislation revising Dodd-Frank to a vote.
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My time would have been better spent revising but that was sense and my brain was mainlining non-sense.
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In a Monday court filing, the agency said it would begin the process of revising and reissuing the rule.
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In 2014 Beijing tried to address the situation by revising the budget law and launching a municipal bond market.
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She remains a tart-tongued raconteur, intent as ever on burnishing or, if need be, entirely revising her legend.
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Last Sunday, he won a commanding majority in parliamentary elections, fueling his hopes of revising the nation's pacifist Constitution.
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The bigger ongoing question that we are already looking into and revising our policy is: Are those reasons acceptable?
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Hooters has experimented with revising its business model, but with none of the boldness that brought us Hooters Air.
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Ultimately, it's not clear that it would be possible to judgeproof the ban by revising it after the fact.
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Mr. Trump's top trade negotiators have presented a list of demands for revising Nafta that Canada has declared unacceptable.
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In fact Ms. Pensato worked relatively slowly, studying, adjusting and revising her compositions until she got what she wanted.
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Even before Congress began revising the tax code, the I.R.S. was struggling to keep up with an expanding workload.
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On the religious plane, he was instrumental in revising the Maronite Missal to return to a more traditional liturgy.
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That involves revising crashworthiness standards to address occupants faced to the rear or side in fully self-driving cars.
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That involves revising crashworthiness standards to address occupants faced to the rear or side in fully self-driving cars.
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Leftist candidates have proposed slowing down oil auctions, revising market-friendly legislation or even clawing back areas already awarded.
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Athena Salman, was stalled over the weekend by Shope, because the Department of Corrections is currently revising its policy.
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Mr. Quarles, who was nominated by Mr. Trump on Monday, will play a leading role in revising the rule.
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She worked for him, and for other chefs, for years, all the while revising ideas for her own restaurant.
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Revising the article is highly controversial, althought it has already been stretched to allow armed forces for self-defence.
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I remember staying up nearly all night right before a video shoot because I kept revising the production plan.
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The USGS quickly explained what had happened, citing a software issue encountered while revising data about the 1925 earthquake.
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Strong reads on the economy have researchers at mortgage giant Fannie Mae revising their 2020 housing forecast much higher.
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But more recently, McMaster may be considering revising his position, confronting Erdogan's Turkey along with Qatar with propagating Islamism.
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The FDA is revising its regulations and procedures to facilitate the development of low-cost drugs and increase competition.
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The CBO did meet in September to discuss revising its methods for estimating the mandate's impact, Vox has reported.
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In theory, the FAA is open to the idea of revising its blanket ban on supersonic flight over land.
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Friday's decision followed an uncertain fate for LTSE, which had faced SEC opposition before revising parts of its proposal.
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All international organisations and governments are revising downwards their growth projections due to Brexit-related uncertainty and impact on demand.
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The plan involves scrapping BHP's London Stock Exchange listing, demerging its U.S. oil arm and revising its capital return policy.
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Already, platforms like Facebook and Google have announced plans to curtail fake news by revising their algorithms and user policies.
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Analysts have been revising their earnings expectations higher for the STOXX 600 before Europe's earnings season kicks off in earnest.
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Saudi authorities have admitted that Khashoggi was murdered in a premeditated action, revising previous statements that his death was unintended.
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Womanist Theology validates the role of women in religious texts through revising and reconsidering traditional Biblical interpretation and religious practice.
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And then again and again, revising more and more, until by 1864 they'd published 17 editions of Grimm's Fairy Tales.
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Congress failed to pass a law revising standards in order to deploy more cars (some Democrats wanted tighter safety measures).
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Hilton joins a growing list of hotels that are closing down branches and revising policies related to bookings in China.
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Revising the charter needs the approval of two-thirds in both houses of parliament and a majority in a referendum.
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US COMMERCE DEPT SAYS IT IS REVISING ENTITY LIST RESTRICTIONS ON HUAWEI SO EXISTING CUSTOMERS CAN MAINTAIN NETWORKS -- FEDERAL FILING
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He also treated it as a work-in-progress, revising it along the wayClick here for more BI Prime stories.
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Petrobras, as the company is known, will continue revising fuel prices at least once every 30 days, the statement said.
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Saudi authorities have admitted that Khashoggi was murdered in a premeditated action, revising previous statements that his death was unintended.
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Nor is it a perfectly accurate system, with each report revising estimates from past months as more data turns up.
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The company is trying to do more with less, revising its capex guidance down to $1.5 billion to $2 billion.
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The Cabinet Office slashed its economic growth reading for July-September, revising down initial estimates of capital expenditure and inventories.
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The apex bank has allowed the currency to gradually depreciate since mid-December, revising its spot reference rate multiple times.
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However, further delays in implementing its strategic plan could slow the chance of revising the bank's ratings outlook to stable.
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What's more, since President Trump took office, reports of revising and reconfiguring economic and trade data have only heightened concerns.
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But on Friday, Russia's Energy Ministry said Moscow was ready to consider proposals, including revising the deal if need be.
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On Monday, Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa said it was not the time to discuss revising the partners' complicated capital ties.
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The Estimize community has been optimistic on Bojangles' profitability in the past three months, revising EPS estimates up 5 percent.
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South Korea and the United States earlier this month held a third round of negotiations on revising their trade pact.
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The bank said the economy grew 3.7 percent last year, revising its figure from a previous estimate of 3.5 percent.
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Trump did announce that he was revising his proposed tax rates upward and would allow childcare to be tax deductible.
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The central bank has allowed the currency to gradually depreciate since mid-December, revising its spot reference rate multiple times.
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Jason Callan, the head of structured products at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, told IFR that everyone should be revising their estimates.
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Bitrue has also stated that it will be returning the lost funds to its users and revising its security measures.
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In 1992, while revising the legislation which governs Fannie and Freddie, Congress solemnly tried to wiggle out of the problem.
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TPC staff are in the process of revising the analysis and will release a corrected version as soon as possible.
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Pesquera told CNN the government is open to revising its official number and would look into this and other cases.
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The push for re-militarization For decades, Japan has debated revising its pacifist constitution which prevents it from initiating war.
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But to whitewash aspects of the character that tainted but also enabled and informed his accomplishments would be revising history.
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Investec, Panmure and Credit Suisse were among brokers revising down their targets for Pearson, with worries around its dividend persisting.
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In Atsuma, it registered a 2000 on Japan's 7-point quake intensity scale, the agency said, revising an earlier measurement.
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Google has joined Twitter in revising its political ad rules ahead of what promises to be a brutal election season.
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You could also ask for statements from your medical professionals, noting your capacity at the time you're revising your plans.
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After its publication, the administration will take public comment before potentially revising and releasing its final plan, expected this year.
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The opposite, however, has turned out to be true: CBO keeps revising down the estimated cost of Obamacare's insurance expansion.
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While revising, though, my editor and I talked about how graphic a choice this was, and whether it was right.
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"The third person is dead," Glogowski said, revising the toll from the incident up to three from two dead previously.
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As someone who is always revising my plan B, the only constant is my lack of employee-sponsored health insurance.
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By the time he was done revising the proposed speech, only about a half-dozen of the original suggestions remained.
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"We're a man and a woman who've lost a child," the man says haltingly, revising his language as he goes.
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Historians began revising, some time ago, the earlier judgments of Grant as an unimaginative, bloody-minded general and bumbling president.
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But even where political consensus exists, like revising parts of the proprietary-trading ban, change requires support from fellow watchdogs.
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The department has started revising some of those agreements in light of the new case-processing manual, Ms. Lipsitt said.
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But Russia's Energy Ministry said on Friday that Moscow was ready to consider proposals, including revising the deal, if needed.
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At the time, the museum said it was revising the exhibit, but did not provide details on the planned changes.
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Instead of revising the rules once again, Democrats and Republicans struck an agreement on how the trial would be conducted.
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Mr. Reitz was involved in revising the American Law Institute's Model Penal Code to recommend the elimination of parole release.
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Athens had projected that the economy would expand by 1.8 percent this year, revising downwards a previous 2.7 percent forecast.
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Still, Abe, whose deeper agenda has long centered on revising the U.S.-drafted charter, may be tempted to push ahead.
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The central bank has allowed the rupee to gradually depreciate since mid-December, revising its spot reference rate multiple times.
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The university has also made it easier for professors to form companies, revising tenure and promotion guidelines to support this.
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Last year, the government said it was revising plans for some economic cities because of "challenges that threaten their viability".
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Andrew Cuomo of New York will meet today to discuss revising a cap on deductions for state and local taxes.
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In the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union — dubbed "Brexit" — it's revising its forecast for Britain's economy.
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Whereas the supervisors are very much crafting and arcing out ideas that we are changing and revising as we go.
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Producers agreed a compromise last year revising terms used for the "Camembert de Normandie" protected origin scheme starting in 2021.
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It is revising that number higher to account for widespread slaughtering in recent months, Pan Chenjun, senior analyst, told Reuters.
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The deal with Mexico helps alleviate uncertainty over the deal Washington recently reached on revising the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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But they also echo Centamin's concerns that Egypt's terms need revising to bring them into line with more competitive mining jurisdictions.
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To be fair Mr Schulz is apparently revising like mad, but up against Mrs Merkel, who masters detail, he may struggle.
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John Webber of Colliers says the problems are recent, and the system just needs revising: annual revaluations and reform to exemptions.
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On the demand side, the IEA followed OPEC by downwardly revising its global oil demand growth forecast for 2019 on Friday.
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These include revising a citizenship law which is used to justify the denial of birth certificates to Rohingyas born in Myanmar.
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Scientists are revising the study and EPA officials say they hope to release the results by the end of the year.
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I'm not sure I'll be revising my personal motto anytime soon, but having a less murky aura just might change that.
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The central bank has allowed the currency to gradually depreciate since mid-December, revising its spot reference rate a multiple times.
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The electoral authorities are currently revising 1.3 million signatures that the opposition gathered on its petition in favor of a referendum.
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The statement comes a day after President Donald Trump said he would be "open to talking about" revising the deduction limit.
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Those comments came a day after President Donald Trump said he would be "open to talking about " revising the deduction limit.
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China has been revamping its educational materials in the mainland in recent years, revising the content of textbooks and centralizing publishing.
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The company's chief executive officer Tim Cook issued a letter last week revising guidance for the company's first quarter fiscal results.
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Some airlines are revising financial forecasts, too, given the MAX had been factored in as providing some maintenance and fuel savings.
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Revising the treaty, especially expanding it to other nations, would be extremely complex and, history suggests, would take years to complete.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "The ambassador has now revised his testimony, while I imagine President Trump is now revising the ambassador's employment status.
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The bank opted to hold interest rates at 0.0 percent and downgrade its inflation forecasts despite revising up its growth outlook.
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One provision on the table is revising the rules for American ownership of Chinese firms in sectors such as financial services.
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Revisionism always risks revising right out of existence not just the old, too rosy account but also the multi-hued reality.
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A team of physicians, including Dr. Gloss, is revising the academy's guidelines on pediatric migraines and planning to assess nondrug approaches.
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She has also had dinner with female CEOs about this issue and signaled that she is open to revising her position.
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It helped me understand what Hether was writing, and we also got improvements out of the work by revising it together.
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The Fed has repeatedly been revising down its estimate for longer-run unemployment, from 5% in mid-2015 to 4.2% now.
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I get energized by revising my thoughts from when I first bought these positions, and I've grown to enjoy the process.
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Billie Eilish is 17 years old, but has already been revising the rules of pop stardom for a few years now.
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Earlier, the country announced measures for the stock market , including setting up a support fund and revising rules to ease volatility.
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The company is also revising rules to clarify how developers are to proceed when the use cases for Twitter data change.
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"Most of my time was spent revising and retyping our now dog-eared, note-filled, butter-and-food-stained manuscript," Mrs.
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Investments in actual needs would go unmet, and Congress's role in setting priorities and revising spending levels would be greatly diminished.
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This is why Donald Trump's loose talk about revising the One China policy inflamed a mood that is already dangerously combustible.
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In its new baseline scenario for the global economy, the SNB is revising down its growth forecast for the coming quarters.
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China has been revamping its educational materials in the mainland in recent years, revising the content of textbooks and centralising publishing.
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He added there was no possibility of revising the 143.1 billion reais ($45.3 billion) primary deficit goal, which excludes interest payments.
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"The widely held view of the health benefits of alcohol needs revising," said the report published in The Lancet medical journal.
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"The issue of the agencies revising the Pemex rating stands out," Alejandro Diza de Leon told reporters during a banking conference.
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Woo also said that Foxconn was interested in revising the contract to reflect the new plan and include additional Foxconn subsidiaries.
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The Flagler Avenue Business Association gave News 6 a statement saying it was revising the guidelines regarding its personalized brick program.
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Revising the charter needs the approval of two-thirds in both houses of parliament and a majority in a public referendum.
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Just like Boris Johnson finds Donald Trump poisonous to his election campaign, politicians in the United States are revising their calculus.
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Earlier on Tuesday the firm said WTI would average $22, before revising the forecast to $20 just a few hours later.
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CONSTITUTION REVISION DREAM DENTED, NOT DEAD Abe's long-held dream of revising the post-war, pacifist constitution was dented when his coalition and other allies failed to keep the two-thirds "super majority" needed to start the controversial process of revising the charter, never amended since it was enacted after Japan's defeat in World War Two.
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O'Leary then jumps in, revising his offer to $150,000 for a 15 percent stake in an effort to win over the entrepreneurs.
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That provides little basis of confidence if the administration decides to appeal to the Supreme Court instead of revising his executive order.
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The recent falls had come amid heightened fears of a slowdown in global demand, with OPEC downwardly revising its projections for 1.83.
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The agency invited state officials to give input on revising the Lead and Copper rule at a two-hour meeting on Jan.
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The company has been revising its global strategy, currently focused on three areas: medical and healthcare, professional education and technology and business.
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At most, the legal concern would be a reason for revising the separate regulations that connect deferred action to other valuable benefits.
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Abe's proposal to clarify the military's ambiguous status by revising the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9 would be hugely symbolic in Japan.
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Overall, analysts have been revising earnings lower for the FTSE 100 in recent weeks as the index struggles at 14-month lows.
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Twitter said it is expanding and revising the privacy policy content to make some legalistic or technical language as clear as possible.
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The president is revising history, readjusting the narrative so that it better fits whatever popular position he thinks he should be taking.
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Today the IMF published a downbeat assessment in its six-monthly forecasts, revising down its prediction for the growth in world output.
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All revising of unjust systems, such as the American legal code, and all purposeful redirects of sinking ships, such as the Earth.
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When I grade students' writing, I am also grading the work they put into mastering concepts, researching, generating original ideas, and revising.
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It's not as simple as revising your will to remove your spouse as a beneficiary and to name someone else as executor.
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Here he was, his inaugural international appearance as Sudan's minister of justice, with a speech he had finished revising at 24 a.m.
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"They also fear that revising the pacifist constitution will send a wrong signal to Asian neighbors" who suffered from Japan's wartime aggression.
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Erimo residents were divided on Abe's signature policy of revising Japan's war-renouncing constitution to clarify the status of the country's military.
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The 2012 GOP nominee's advisers are examining what a fight at the convention might look like and what rules might need revising.
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The report, provided to CNN, suggests revising aspects of Bears Ears' boundaries but does not detail where those changes would be made.
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With or without repealing, replacing or revising the Affordable Care Act (ACA) there is another way to save $6900 billion in healthcare.
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Senate lobbying records show much of this was devoted to revising Dodd Frank and other laws, including many of those cited above.
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Why would revising or even ditching it necessarily mean taking "the spirit and character out" of it, as Marge says she did?
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According to Broadly, the Canadian government is revising its criminal code to remove or rewrite a few ye olde laws and regulations.
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Lamborghini said it was revising strategy regarding auto show attendance, including the choice of locations where the Italian brand wants to be.
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"He is going to be revising, reviewing and maybe trying to modify the Iran deal," Walid Phares told The Wall Street Journal.
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"We're completely revising the chain of book production because we're a bookseller, a publisher, a printer and also a distributor," he said.
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AHH: Azar said the administration is revising its proposal to lower some Medicare drug costs by pegging prices to lower international levels.
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Vox has undone that consensus, which many had accepted out of convenience, and set about revising what it means to be Spanish.
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Mr. Trump talked about how he was revising his plans for Syria, repeatedly telling lawmakers that American forces would remain there. Why?
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Inflation was zero year-on-year, with the European Union's statistics agency revising up its earlier estimate of a 0.1 percent decline.
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Clinton's campaign was overly motivated by her ambitions, her advisers have urged revising it to "She's With Us." New evidence of Mrs.
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Revising is my favorite part of the writing process, and, as my piece shows, clearly a big part of my personal life.
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" In a statement, Federation University told Mashable it is in the process of revising its procedures "to eradicate any ambiguity or confusion.
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The FCC is, for some reason, one of the major authorities on orbital debris, and is currently looking at revising its rules.
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In revising the legislation, Republicans included language allowing insurers to offer plans that don't cover the Affordable Care Act's essential health benefits.
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Park Geun-hye proposed revising the Constitution on Monday, calling South Korea's single-term restriction on presidents outdated.
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Mr. DePalma, now a writer-in-residence at Seton Hall University, wrote it in 2000 and had been revising it ever since.
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Faced with a lack of consensus over introducing a new duty of care, the watchdog is leaning towards revising existing rules instead.
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Under the Paris deal, countries have informally agreed to consider revising their near-term emissions pledges by 2020 to make them stronger.
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He added that there is a possibility of revising down the number and that the economic pain would linger until about September.
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That could include raising tax rates for higher income brackets and revising tax reliefs to better target low- and middle-income households.
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Still, he acknowledged a change of policy elsewhere could help Switzerland and could open the way to revising the SNB's current stance.
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After the news of her death, the White House began to use the case as a talking point for revising immigration law.
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Shope, the Republican chair of the rules panel, stalled the bill because the Department of Corrections said it was revising the policy.
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The shooting sports foundation predicts that revising the process would increase firearms exports by as much as 20 percent, Mr. Keane said.
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Along with news of rising fatalities, investors learned that more US companies were revising their 2020 earnings outlooks and restricting business travel.
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You are welcome to get help revising your essay, of course, but the work you submit should be fundamentally your own. 6.
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Heng Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan last week proposed revising the country's pacifist Constitution that has been in place since 1947.
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Apple's rise in recent weeks has led to a slew of analysts revising their price targets higher as the share price climbs.
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Last summer, Pittman and Lehrer drafted a plan of action that focussed on revising a single clause of the Adam Walsh Act.
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Those reforms would encompass both revising the rules the agency has adopted as well as the manner in which they are enforced.
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"We're revising our policies and practices, including those that did not uncover our own reporter's past inappropriate social media postings," wrote Hunter.
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Much of the negotiation has focused on revising rules of origin for autos to try to bring more production to the region.
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At an event Wednesday morning at the Newseum in Washington, DC, Mnuchin said the White House is open to revising the plan.
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But what if the dead were so unspeakably and irredeemably corrupt that to talk of anything else would be disingenuous and revising history?
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This weekend has been spent drafting and revising, we're trying to get a draft of our report to the lawyers by Monday night.
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Increased knowledge about reduced infectiousness of HIV has led to a number of jurisdictions revising or revisiting their criminal laws or prosecutorial policies.
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In March the acting United States trade representative sent a vaguely worded draft letter to Congress with 40 ideas for revising the agreement.
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Since Polygon's report, Twitch has said it's removing this specific section of its policy, and revising the list of banned "non-endemic" content.
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Overall analysts have been revising earnings lower for the FTSE 100 in the past weeks as the index struggles at 14-month lows.
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The company is considering dropping the forecast or revising it to take into account the known impact of the scandal, the executive said.
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Netflix set itself up for a huge fourth quarter by first, earlier in the year, revising down its third-quarter subscriber growth expectations.
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At this point, Riss Gatsiounis had spent three weeks revising A Darker Purpose, which debuted as a staged reading at the Public Theater.
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Some airlines are revising financial forecasts, too, given the MAX had been factored in as providing around 15 percent maintenance and fuel savings.
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Wheeler defended himself by arguing that the move was not about allowing people to talk on planes but by revising outdated technical regulations.
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Revising our obstructionist mine-permitting process to allow a more robust and secure domestic minerals and metals supply chain would do just that.
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The company plans to reach its weekly goal of producing 5,000 Model 3 cars in two months, after revising the target several times.
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"I just started adopting a method of revising my production schedule and giving myself time to unplug and not feel guilty," said Silva.
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"Following President Draghi's upbeat speech in Sintra, we are completely revising our EUR/USD outlook for the rest of the year," he wrote.
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Five years later, the bank is finally sending customers an email every time a new account is opened and revising its sales goals.
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The GAO issued 10 recommendations for the TSA including implementing a process for reviewing, and if necessary revising, security guidelines at regular intervals.
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He needed those votes to accomplish a larger goal: revising Turkey's Constitution to create a presidential system that would augment his own powers.
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Tillman writes pictures the way Jeanette Winterson writes the body: with great and counterintuitive attention to detail, theorizing and revising as she goes.
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The plan would cost 780 million reais to implement and would include job cuts, revising contracts and changing compensation programs, the company said.
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"After revising its content, the union members have decided that unfortunately this response presents a series of inconsistencies and falsehoods," the statement said.
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Negotiators for the United States, Mexico and Canada are scheduled to meet later this month for another round of talks on revising NAFTA.
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The Administration for Children and Families, a division of HHS, originally proposed the rules in February 2015, but is now revising the proposal.
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In 2017, the Window Covering Manufacturers Association proposed revising the voluntary standard to require "stock" products to be cordless or have inaccessible cords.
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Dick was really brilliant and encouraging Chet to move away from revising old standards, pushing him to do original music, with great results.
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Notably, stronger-than-expected activity led to Adobe revising this figure up after initially projecting $3.1 billion for Thanksgiving sales earlier this month.
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In the meantime, I'm revising a memoir about my journey after my daughter's death and through my treatment for cancer two years later.
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Trump's remarks came as his administration laid out its priorities for revising the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Canada and Mexico.
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These firms and wealthy individuals are converting their riches into political power, further revising the rules to entrench their position at the top.
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The agency is revising the rule after backlash from the industry, but it will probably still push for a database of trading records.
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The analysis comes five months after a Foxconn executive met with Evers and expressed interest in revising the company's contract with the state.
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In kaizen, there's no need to finish a draft before you can go back to the first sentence and start revising it again.
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Any move would be aimed at revising or rescinding a 2011 guidance letter from the Education Department to college officials across the country.
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Officials in Xinjiang also spent two years inspecting and revising hundreds of textbooks and other teaching material, according to the 2017 policy document.
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Boeing is revising the 737 MAX software to add more safeguards and require the MCAS system to receive input from two key sensors.
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Although the new parliament elected in 2015 has a more conservative make-up, many lawmakers are opposed in principle to revising recent decisions.
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The government raised the final payment rate from the proposed rate after revising its estimate for increases in medical services for next year.
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These amounted to agreement, from Majority Leader Nicholas Longworth, to permit an open-rule process of revising the House rules, within 30 days.
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That's why the business group launched a lobbying campaign in October to encourage Congress to restrict shareholder class actions by revising federal securities laws.
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The U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday called for public comments on the rule, which is the first step in revoking or revising it.
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Park asked parliament to form a special committee to discuss revising the constitution, calling for the change to be completed before her term ends.
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The BOJ also upgraded its economic assessment, revising up its views on exports and output, while noting that the economy continued to recover moderately.
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That often means revising Iraqi plans to maximize the effectiveness of coalition firepower as well as enhancing the Iraqis' logistics, intelligence and force positioning.
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It is also revising a standard on disclosure for Islamic banks to help promote transparency and marker discipline, which was first issued in 2007.
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TOKYO, May 16 (Reuters) - Japan's government is considering revising down its economic assessment in a report due next week as an intensifying Sino-U.
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Mr Lee may have thought the case in Taiwan offered a chance to please the party by revising a legal anomaly, Mr Chan speculates.
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The order doesn't outright repeal WOTUS, it simply signals new EPA head Scott Pruitt to begin the process of revising and rewriting the law.
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Max Cohen of IHS Markit says that consultancy will soon be revising its estimates too, from the current projection of 7 GW by 2030.
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Trump campaigned on a platform of revising major parts of the country's immigration policy and has already signed multiple executive orders to that effect.
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He shows me his website and says that he'd love to have my help revising it, as well as with writing an e-book.
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A surged 40 percent on Tuesday after it said it was revising its plan to acquire anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee's D-Vasive.
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" Bezos went on to explain that the smartest people he's observed were always "revising their understanding, reconsidering a problem they thought they'd already solved.
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The government is revising draft presidential and ministerial regulations on biodiesel, and working out quota allocations for biodiesel producers and fuel retailers, Mulyana said.
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Most recently, the rule survived a 60-day delay by the new administration under President Donald Trump, which has considered repealing or revising it.
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The unions had initially demanded a 15 percent increase in wages, before revising down to 11.4 percent and later to 9 percent, SARS said.
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Leading into the report, analysts had been aggressively revising estimates upward, with earnings and sales expectations increasing around 24% since the prior quarterly report.
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That is why ratings agency Moody's was more cautious: it said they would wait for more tangible results before revising Deutsche's current negative outlook.
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But even though it's been years, I still sometimes find myself thinking about those traffic patterns, and start revising road layouts in my head.
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Ross added that he believes the U.S. will ultimately reach a deal with Canada and Mexico on revising the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Prysmian targets FY EBITDA of 2300 billion euros though not officially revising guidance, CEO Valerio Battista told analysts at a post-result conference call.
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Internally, though, it harbored doubts, quashing the results of tests that failed, manipulating data to conform with automakers' safety requirements and continually revising patents.
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The projected synergies didn't materialize, sales disappointed, Signet's accounting needed revising and a private equity firm was brought in to shore up its finances.
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Amazon recently drew ire from online merchants for revising its refund policy to allow buyers to return items automatically, without first consulting the seller.
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The annual revising of watchOS and how you launch apps and interact with features is proof that Apple hasn't nailed the smartwatch user interface.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is revising a proposal from March to establish new standards for general service lamps.
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Abe's government is pushing several unpopular policies including revising Japan's pacifist constitution, and doubts also run deep about his efforts to revive the economy.
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If Trump wants to add pressure for human rights reforms and increased democracy in Cuba, the Treasury has the option of revising the sanctions.
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Bernie Sanders campaigned feverishly, holding five rallies in four states and forcing Hillary Clinton's team to consider revising its strategy if she loses Ohio.
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"The sophisticated and successful ones are constantly revising their bot software, waiting for Ticketmaster to make changes and changing with them," the spokesperson said.
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On Tuesday, the agency said it was revising its rules to no longer first declare petitions "complete" before publishing a summary of the request.
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Rowling is no stranger to revising her old works to the tune of inclusivity (to the point where it has been satirized on Clickhole).
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When I saw James at Comic Con, in the fall, he told me that I had to read the new version—he'd been revising.
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Meanwhile, new projections are revising the risk that cities face from rising sea levels that are caused by melting glaciers due to warmer temperatures.
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Sri Lanka's Health Ministry conceded it had overstated the death toll, revising its estimate from at least 2000 killed to between 22008 and 20113.
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Sri Lanka's Health Ministry conceded it had overstated the death toll, revising its estimate from at least 21851 killed to between 250 and 260.
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Conservative media outlets, apparently determined to protect Mr. Abe for ideological reasons — namely their shared hope of revising the Constitution — have played a part.
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We believe QCOM is one of those names, even after downwardly revising our near-term estimates and taking a more conservative view on valuation.
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Ms. Gambrell's process often involved translating a quick draft, then revising it 10 or more times until she captured the nuances of the text.
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She said that for the past number of months she has simply been working hard to keep the Breslin on track, revising the menu.
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Now, lawmakers are toying with revising it — or even (less likely) yanking it completely, Axios tech policy reporter Margaret Harding McGill reported this week.
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The coaching staff and school officials made preventing head injuries a priority and, in addition to revising the practice regimen, offered players special helmets.
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Boeing is revising the 737 Max software to require the MCAS system to receive input from both AOA sensors and has added additional safeguards.
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The projected synergies didn't materialize, sales disappointed, Signet's accounting needed revising and a private equity firm was brought in to shore up its finances.
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White House officials have indicated Trump could seek separate, one-on-one deals with Canada and Mexico rather than revising the the multilateral NAFTA.
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President Obama gave them unimaginably favorable terms, and there is no reason to think China and Russia will do us any favors revising them.
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The Ifo Institute on Thursday confirmed its 1.1% growth forecast for the German economy, while revising its 2021 projection up from 1.4% to 1.5%.
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And by the time Feigl-Ding started tweeting, unknown to him, the researchers were already revising the R0 paper to have a lower estimate.
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He instructed his national security team to keep rethinking the approach to Iran with a view toward either revising or scrapping the nuclear agreement.
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With the final earnings season of the year about to start, companies within the market's leading sector of technology have been revising guidance downward.
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Michael D. Swaine, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, said revising the university charters would ultimately be counterproductive.
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Many companies have been revising their earnings forecasts lower, a trend that does not support the lofty expectations that rising stock prices have set.
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The mayor could face a fight with the City Council, which is considering revising a city law related to the distribution of homeless shelters.
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A source close to Romney's inner circle told CNN that his advisers are reviewing the convention rules and examining whether they might need revising.
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Recommendations include revising the discipinary code, which currently subjects sexual assault victims to disciplinary actions when they seek protection from officials because of sexual abuse.
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SpaceX is revising its satellite internet initiative, Starlink, and it now hopes to operate some of its spacecraft at a lower altitude than originally planned.
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The newspaper, run by the Xinhua agency, said several government departments were currently drafting policies and considering revising catalogues specifying what technologies should be imported.
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His proposals were unveiled as part of a 103-page policy blueprint for revising swaps rules brought into law by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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Revising its nuclear emergency strategy comes after the Belgium Ministry of Health and the Belgium Home Office assessed impacts of nuclear disasters in other countries.
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But then in October 2117.5, the company outdid itself by revising its estimate for the August 2013 breach from 1 billion accounts to 3 billion.
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Last December the Marine Corp followed suit, revising its policy to allow women Marines to wear twists and becoming the first service to allow dreadlocks.
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The Munich-based Ifo economic institute said its business climate index held steady at 102.2 after revising up the April reading from an initial 102.1.
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That could mean backing away from the long-held goal of revising Japan's pacifist constitution to focus on pocketbook issues that require less political capital.
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So we've had a approach of really fundamentally starting at the basics again and revising anything that needs to be revised and making it easier.
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In Ms Atwood's novella "The Penelopiad" (recently reissued), Odysseus's wife Penelope, now a shade in Hades, relates her life and his travels, revising his reputation.
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"Tonight, Berkeley City Council adopted first reading of an ordinance responding to my proposal revising the municipal code to include gender neutral pronouns," Robinson wrote.
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Key challenges include forming a stable government, revising the electoral law and recapitalising the banking sector, while reducing government debt/GDP and reviving growth prospects.
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Donald Trump may soon learn that revising history can come back to haunt him - especially as he approaches his own historic reckoning on North Korea.
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In other words, Saturn retrogrades arrive to teach us the value of reviewing (and, if needed, completely revising) our work before signing off on it.
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The Paris agreement contains no mechanism to punish America (or any country, for that matter) for failing to meet its emissions goals or revising them.
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It's the first time Abe has put a clear time frame on revising the constitution, which contains language that bans Japan from maintaining armed forces.
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The European Research Group (ERG), whose opposition to May's deal helped defeat it three times in parliament, said Britain should not propose revising the agreement.
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The Venice Commission recommended Romania "re-consider the system for the appointment/dismissal of high-ranking prosecutors, including by revising related provisions of the Constitution".
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Major shareholder Elliott Management said AkzoNobel was right to reject the latest offer but wants the company to engage with PPG about revising the bid.
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"Us" had been tracking towards a $50 million opening weekend, but strong Thursday and Friday ticket sales had analysts revising their estimates through Saturday night.
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The remake looks like it's keeping the live-action / CGI idea, and otherwise completely revising the story about a boy and his protective dragon companion.
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Phoenix (CNN)President Donald Trump waded deep into the culture war Tuesday over Confederate statues -- while revising the very recent history of his own comments.
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The reorganization plan was due to expire on Monday but the ad hoc group of bondholders allied to Sawiris said it was revising the plan.
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That tax break, supposedly meant to encourage home ownership in America and all the legitimate economic benefits that come with it, definitely needs some revising.
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Nike also responded by revising its contracts to include more protections for pregnant athletes, extending the period during which women's pay can't be slashed postpartum.
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Since the Supreme Court's ruling, several states have pushed back, revising their local constitutions to declare that marriage is between a man and a woman.
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The bank predicts yields on the euro zone benchmark will hit minus 0.10 percent in coming months, revising down a previous forecast for 0.16 percent.
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We take note of India's announcement revising the constitutional status of Jammu and Kashmir and India's plan to split the state into two union territories.
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Chung Jin-suk, the floor leader of Ms. Park's party, Saenuri, said that revising the Constitution would be one way of shortening Ms. Park's term.
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But some felt she did not do enough to support progressive ballot propositions revising California's three-strikes law, for example, when she became attorney general.
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Russia, which is cooperating with OPEC in a deal to stem production, said it was ready to consider revising parameters of the deal if needed.
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He added that Bahrain should, for example, consider revising its subsidy system to make it more efficient while curbing a large public sector wage bill.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said the administration is revising the Obama-era guidelines for driverless vehicles, with updated guidance expected in the next few months.
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On Friday, India will release a new series of industrial output and wholesale inflation data, revising the base year to 2011/12 from 2004/05.
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That's a significant increase from the 25 it made in Q2000 last year, but still off its expected pace (even after revising its targets downward).
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Once the rule is made public, the E.P.A. and Transportation Department will take public comments before revising it and publishing a final rule this year.
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"A continuous cycle of testing and revising biologically inspired models of neural computation is the key to developing insightful theories of the brain," he said.
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In September, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced a plan to corral colleges' prosecutorial "overreach" by revising Obama-era rules governing campus hearings on sexual assault.
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The enthusiasm for revising the legal status of pot around the country has for the most part obscured any debate about consequences to public health.
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As an esteemed historian of how ordinary Germans accommodated themselves to the Nazi regime, Fritzsche is neither revising his scholarship nor breaking new ground here.
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In addition to revising constitutions or imposing term limits for leaders, fundamental rights must be secured, and in practice, particularly those that ensure gender equality.
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Since then, teachers have been busy revising their lesson plans and sharing tips with stressed parents on how they make children focus on their work.
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The nation's law professors have spent the summer revising their courses to take account of a president who generates fresh constitutional questions by the tweet.
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He himself said he failed to achieve a dream of revising the country's pacifist, post-war constitution to clarify the ambiguous status of the military.
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Analysts don't expect the institution to make any significant policy announcements, despite it signaling a growing appetite for revising its policy message in "early" 2018.
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Global oil demand is expected to reach 1.5 million barrels per day this year, the agency said, revising up its July forecast from 1.4 million.
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Turning to trade, he said he had succeed in revising the North American Free Trade Agreement, something supported by many Democrats as well as Republicans.
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This is likely to include revising Obama's five-year offshore lease schedule for 2017 to 2022 to include sales in the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans.
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A U.S. military spokesperson told the Washington Post on Monday that it was revising its guidelines on the use of wireless devices on military facilities.
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By revising the fee section of Depression-era legislation, we can have equitable distribution of funding and the elimination of redistribution of the budget surplus.
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The euro zone's highly volatile industrial production had expanded by 1.4 percent in May, Eurostat said, revising up its previous estimate of 1.3 percent growth.
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Mesquita said he was revising his forecast for 2017 economic growth to around 1 percent from 0.3 percent after second-quarter growth surpassed market expectations.
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That audience helped make "Frozen" one of the highest-grossing animated releases in history, reviving and revising Disney's fairy-tale tradition for a new generation.
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Now, after a decade of prototyping and revising, fully livable units are finally ready to be dispatched to customers, albeit in limited quantities for now.
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The phrase provoked widespread criticism and mockery of the bill, which Republicans passed after revising it to allow the choice of an external ultrasound instead.
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Even after revising it, companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft led their peers in protesting Trump's directives and challenging them in federal court.
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The company has been revising up the number of people it says interacted with Twitter accounts linked to propaganda efforts by a Russian government-linked organization.
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The Trump administration also indicated it is looking at revising a separate fiduciary rule that mandates investment advisors to act in the interest of their clients.
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Iran has insisted the deal won't be re-opened, and the other world powers that negotiated it with the U.S. have little appetite for revising it.
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Most conservatives believe in the importance of disciplining democracy through various constitutional constraints such as representative democracy, powerful revising chambers, Supreme Courts and bills of rights.
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They spent weeks drawing up new intersections and revising one-way systems; workers laboured to add new doors to the other side of thousands of buses.
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He was also a key part of the president's speechwriting process, helped put together legislation and worked on drafting and revising executive orders, he has said.
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The asset management sector may see up to a 10 percent hike in incentives this year, the firm said, revising its prior estimate of 5 percent.
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There were only two cases, but the CDC quickly responded, revising its safe-sex guidelines to include female-to-male and female-to-female sexual transmission.
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Smitheram told The Guardian that he practiced up to two hours a day "revising words and playing games against a computer" to prepare for the competition.
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Right now, I'm revising a novel manuscript I finished last summer and trying to get it into publishable shape (fingers crossed!) before school starts up again.
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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Thursday said four bodies had been recovered on the French side of the island, revising down an earlier death toll.
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A day after his victory the prime minister described revising the constitution, which bars Japan from acting like a normal military power, as a "main policy".
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Unlike the President, Michelle Obama isn't prone to revising her speeches until the last minute, according to people who have worked for her in the past.
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During his news conference, Abe also called for debate on revising Japan's post-war, pacifist constitution, saying Sunday's election result showed it was what voters wanted.
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Trump accused his own Justice Department of making a bad deal in revising the initial executive order on the entry of people from certain Muslim countries.
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A senior White House official told journalists Monday that the process could result in "revising, improving or updating" the regulation and not necessarily outright repeal appeal.
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By the time I was revising the first draft of my article in October 2015, the problem was how to cut individual stories, not add more.
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The organization is working on revising the law and tightening its requirements to ensure those representing foreign governments thoroughly disclose their activities, without hurting member businesses.
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TV that the idea of revising NATFA on the whole is promising, saying the labor movement never really embraced NAFTA because there wasn't enough worker protections.
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It would also be a victory for Abe, whose conservative agenda of restoring traditional values and loosening constraints on the military centres on revising the constitution.
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It is widely believed that the partisan gerrymandering of election districts is unfair, but revising district boundaries to alleviate the problem is easier said than done.
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Revising our redundant and inefficient mine permitting process should be step one in reversing our growing minerals import dependence and shoring up our defense supply chain.
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The European aircraft maker said that it sees demand for 2100,240 aircraft deliveries over 20 year, revising down its traffic growth forecast to 4.4 percent annually.
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On the campaign trail, Trump called for a federal ban on all foreign Muslims entering the U.S., later revising the proposal to only target certain countries.
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Revising the constitution requires a two-thirds majority in both houses of parliament plus a simple majority in a public referendum, a hurdle never yet cleared.
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The European Research Group (ERG), whose opposition to May's deal helped defeat it three times in parliament, said Britain should not propose merely revising the agreement.
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Robert Brody, a lawyer for McDonald's franchisees in New York, said the decision made sense after the recent NLRB ruling revising the definition of joint employment.
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They were revising Snow White to make it a more moral children's story, so that it would better adhere to the childrearing norms of their time.
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Two of its biggest investors, Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason, have pressured the company to explore a deal — including revising or ending the Fujifilm joint venture.
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" On Wednesday, Judge Brian Cogan ordered the government to "strongly consider revising" the list "so that it more closely reflects its order of proof at trial.
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We are going to take a pretty big economic hit here and economists have been revising their growth outlooks down and down and down every day.
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I'm revising my calendar because of the travel restrictions — many of the interviews I'd planned to do in New York next month will be conducted online.
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But the season has been delayed at least until April 15 due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, and now Disney is revising its plans.
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Danish brewery Royal Unibrew jumped 10.8% to top the Stoxx 600, after posting higher-than-expected second-quarter profits and revising up its full-year guidance.
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"The government is currently working toward revising the existing law and we will swiftly take into consideration measures to address the problem of absconding," she said.
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He said the top issues for the campaign will include reducing regulation, revising trade agreements and getting rid of estate taxes that hit farmers especially hard.
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Some of the changes, such as revising the Volcker rule, would largely be a moot point, as banks sold off their proprietary trading desks years ago.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made loosening the limits of the U.S.-drafted constitution a key goal but revising the charter's pacifist Article Nine remains contentious.
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Ms. Kwon spent two years "in the wilderness," revising her first 20 pages, before heeding the advice of other writers to move through drafts more quickly.
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At the same time as the breadth of the virus' spread has knocked markets, analysts have been steadily revising their estimates of the economic damage higher.
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Iranian authorities admitted on Saturday that Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 was shot down by one of its missiles, revising former claims of a mechanical issue.
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Now, activists and lawmakers say that the next steps include revising the Constitution's antidiscrimination article so it provides protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Now they're facing a wave of legislative reform that is sweeping across the country, with states revising their statutes of limitations to allow victims to sue.
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Ms. Franks is revising the ambitious sample menus that Stone Barns provides to focus on less exotic foods like tacos that are familiar to her students.
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The Tax Policy Center said it is revising its earlier analysis of the House Republican tax proposal, blaming an error in calculating the child tax credit.
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Now -- with police sources telling CNN and other outlets that new evidence suggests Smollett orchestrated the attack -- they are revisiting and revising assumptions about the case.
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It is revising its Constitution, and my hope is that over time — despite ideologues in both Havana and the United States — relations will continue to develop.
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It's yet another case of Trump reacting to evidence that contradicts his beliefs by trying to debunk that evidence rather than revising those beliefs at all.
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Marape, a former finance minister, has promised he would be "taking back" the economy and revising resource-sector laws after the resignation of his predecessor, Peter O'Neill.
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Super Tennis, a launch title for the console, was actually awesome, and Super Bomberman was a staple of afternoons when we should have been revising for exams.
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Revising the past from its present-day perch, both the music and the show self-consciously acknowledge that what we're seeing and hearing has been done before.
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In a letter to parliament on Monday, caretaker Dutch Economy Minister Henk Kamp suggested revising long-standing practices, including daily mail delivery, tarrifs and cooperation in delivery.
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The government and aid agencies are revising upwards a joint appeal in December for $1.4 billion as the number of districts suffering a humanitarian emergency has widened.
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"The weather will affect production in the third quarter, but we are not revising production targets," said Tofan Mahdi, senior vice-president - communications, PT Astra Agro Lestari.
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Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said that in addition to the two fatal victims, 10 people were injured in the attack, revising the figure of 11 given yesterday.
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In another paper, Hittinger and Azevedo suggest revising the federal investment tax credit (ITC) to favor storage located next to renewables that are likely to be curtailed.
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The district has nondiscrimination policies in place that apply to all students, and is reviewing and revising those policies as they relate to transgender students, Ruder said.
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Davis said the department was already looking into revising policies when Freddie Gray suffered a fatal spinal injury after he was placed into a prisoner transport van.
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I email B. to ask him what's going on and work on revising Spanish materials I'm using for an outreach presentation before going back on the desk.
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Prospective host countries will now be revising their bids, with China, Brazil and even a joint bid expressed between North and South Korea all in the running.
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At congressional hearings on tech censorship, representatives have floated the idea of revising a key piece of legislation known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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It says a lot about your credibility that you'd mention something isn't your best work even if the last thing you feel like doing is revising it.
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" Eisenmann also says that it is revising its procedures relating to how its suppliers deal with labor regulations and obligations, and promises "our comprehensive commitment and cooperation.
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Talks have been slow-going though — Mobily initially predicted a deal by June 2015 for the covenant reset, before revising that to the end of last year.
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What Abe can accomplish in another term is unclear, including whether he can achieve his long-held but controversial goal of revising the pacifist post-war constitution.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) proposed revising its current rules on Monday so that auditors more robustly challenge a company's own assessment of being a "going concern".
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In revising its revenue model, the rail authority has incorporated findings from surveys on rider preferences, along with forecasts of California's likely population, housing and employment growth.
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"The Commission is revising the operational and procedural requirements for the conduct of the fresh election and will share details with stakeholders sooner than later," it said.
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Manufacturers are driving to push console generations longer and longer, revising their big black boxes into increasingly smaller boxes along the way rather than replacing them outright.
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The IMF said the 22021-country euro zone would grow by 22% this year, revising down its earlier estimates from April of 1.3% growth for the bloc.
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Price forecasts have dropped since the deal was struck: This summer the government, revising estimates, said differential payments owed under the contract could reach nearly $37 billion.
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Various firms are reconsidering Boeing orders, and some are revising financial forecasts given they now cannot count on maintenance and fuel savings factored in from the MAX.
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Most large universities have similar centers — and critically, Dr. Miller said — some are considering revising hiring, tenure and promotion criteria to place a greater emphasis on teaching.
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Before revising the mansion tax rates, lawmakers proposed a pied-à-terre tax that would mandate an annual tax on second homes worth $5 million or more.
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The draft notice confirms the only procedural method for rescinding or revising the rule is through rulemaking under the federal Administrative Procedure Act, which could take years.
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The currency moved wildly during the session after the United States earlier said that Seoul and Washington had currency side deal when revising the existing trade pact.
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Fitch could consider revising the rating and sector outlooks to negative if net losses from major catastrophe perils severely undermine insurers' solvency adequacy on industry-wide basis.
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He wants to remove lead from all drinking water in the United States in 10 years and has started taking comments on revising rules for water pipes.
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I know I'm arriving a little late to this but just letting you know I wholeheartedly agree—we missed the mark, and we're revising the piece accordingly.
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Next year, when Italy faces an uncertain national election, growth will slow to 1.3 percent, the employers' lobby said, revising up its June forecast from 1.1 percent.
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Early Wednesday, the director of Mexico's civil protection agency, Luis Felipe Puente, said on Twitter that 225 people had been killed, revising an earlier toll of 223.
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Early Wednesday, the director of Mexico's civil protection agency, Luis Felipe Puente, said on Twitter that 216 people had been killed, revising an earlier toll of 248.
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In August, Trump's secretary of the interior, Ryan Zinke, wrote a report obtained by the Washington Post that recommended revising the boundaries or modifying 10 national monuments.
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Mr. Sahashi said it would be much more difficult for Mr. Abe to push through some of his most cherished agendas, including revising the country's pacifist Constitution.
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This spring's Broadway revival of "Carousel" is revising its program after champions of the show's original choreographer, Agnes de Mille, objected to her absence from the Playbill.
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And with tax cuts coming and a generally improving economic outlook, both domestically and internationally, economists are revising growth forecasts upward for last year and this year.
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Largely, these will be made by people who've been quickly, desperately revising their rosy estimates for the economy down, and then down again, over the past week.
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Mr. Trump's top national security aides are united behind a plan to decertify the deal, but leave it in place, with a goal of revising its terms.
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While franchisees — not McDonald's corporate headquarters — control operations in 95% of restaurants, the fast-food giant has been constantly revising and updating guidelines to share with franchisees.
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Conte has promised to reset relations, saying Italy lay at the heart of the EU. He called for constructive dialogues over revising budget, migration and banking norms.
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Taken aback by the protest that greeted the regulations, a top official said the government planned to pre-empt the legal challenge by revising the new rules.
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As a result, many media outlets have been revising their language regarding climate stories, with some going so far as to cover climate change as an emergency.
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Now, as the Board's members begin the process of revising a new fiscal plan – their leader just openly questioning paying debts and undermining the rule of law.
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All the jets have the same control software suspected of contributing to the accidents, which Boeing is now in the process of revising to smooth its impact.
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He spent more than two years modernizing Yiddish, converting it to the Latin alphabet, revising the spelling, and constructing a grammar, the first Yiddish grammar ever recorded.
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"One should not lightly make comments such as revising the constitution to recognise same-sex marriage," the Asahi newspaper quoted former cabinet minister Keiji Furuya as saying.
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The FBI has undertaken a number of changes to its procedures in the wake of the report, including revising the way agents seek intrusive electronic surveillance warrants.
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One of Wall Street's most bullish firms is back at the drawing board—in the process of revising its price target on the S&P 500 Index.
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Bipartisan senators reached a deal last week on protecting the young immigrants, increasing border security funding and revising extended family migration rules and the visa "lottery" system.
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EDF said it was revising its 2017 nuclear output target down to 383-387 terrawatt-hour (TWh), compared to a previous revised target of 385-13 TWh.
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All the jets have the same control software suspected of contributing to the accidents, which Boeing is now in the process of revising to smooth its impact.
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Top Senate Democrats left the door open to revising efforts to pass a bipartisan to stabilize ObamaCare markets, but its unclear if Republicans will back those calls.
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Trump made revising NAFTA a key part to his campaign while Democrats and even some Republicans challenged aspects of it in the interests of their political goals.
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The Fed has been revising its own growth forecasts higher through the year, as the impact of recent tax cuts and increased federal spending have been felt.
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By revising or repealing 76 articles in Turkey's Constitution, adopted in 1982, the referendum abolishes the post of prime minister and transfers executive power to the president.
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In her speech at George Mason, DeVos announced that the Education Department would begin a process of notice and comment with the goal of revising the 2011 guidelines.
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Between reassuring data including retail figures and home sales, economists and analysts are yet again revising predictions about what the Federal Open Market Committee will do, and when.
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Chen added that he expects the authorities to address the mining industry's difficulties by revising laws and regulations, including by streamlining processes for issuing and transferring mining permits.
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The details: Airbnb's letter (read it here) specifically addresses the SEC's interest in potentially revising Rule 701 of the Securities Act to add a "gig economy worker" category.
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We are all of us in this business dancing at the edge of what we know, so it pays to be open to correction or revising your conclusions.
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Eight years later, TransferWise ranked No. 23 on CNBC's 2019 Disruptor 50 list and has done so by revising its business model, something many start-ups fail at.
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Barely five months since it took effect, the law is already yielding potential tax-dodge gimmicks, from revising cross-border payments to substituting bank loans for internal debt.
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WPP's media buying arm, GroupM, has been revising the majority of its contracts with UK-based media owners, in an apparent attempt to shore up any transparency concerns.
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David Henry Hwang That's something playwright David Henry Hwang was well-aware of when he set about revising his play for a new production directed by Julie Taymor.
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We've all experienced the fresh hell that is standardized testing — revising for hours on end in the hopes that what you've studied will come up on the exam.
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Shipments in China rose 22010 percent last year, after surging 22015 percent in 14.83, as the world's second-biggest economy slowed, IFR said, revising estimates given in June.
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His efforts have included revising emissions standards for cars and trucks, increasing his control over the implementation of the Clean Water Act and weakening standards on hazardous chemicals.
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The House tax-writing committee begins revising the bill on Monday with tweaks and some more substantial changes expected to a number of individual and corporate tax proposals.
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The Bureau of Land Management, also part of the Interior Department, announced this week it was revising its rules on methane emissions from gas drilling on public lands.
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As well as revising its booking of revenue, Mobily has made further changes to the way it accounts for some contracts and the depreciation of property and equipment.
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The French economy should grow about 1.4 percent this year, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said, revising down the forecast of 1.7 percent growth in this year's budget.
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The crowd of professionals and nonprofessionals tracking these stocks is frantically revising their estimates of late, pushing EPS up over 24% on each, in the past 240 months.
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Rome's buoyant 5-Star movement, revising former eurosceptic leanings, has already flirted with joining ALDE as it looks to ditch its moribund alliance with Britain's anti-EU UKIP.
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The company is "revising charge and thermal management settings on Model S and Model X vehicles" that would further ensure improved battery protection and longevity, Electrek reported bit.
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"The original intent of revising these gift rules came from Obama's executive order [involving conflicts of interest]," said Craig Holman, a lobbyist at public interest group Public Citizen.
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Is the president of the United States revising American trade policy — and possibly jeopardizing national security — because his family received a large cash bribe from the Chinese government?
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Because of these factors, Aurelien Menant, CEO of Gatecoin, a regulated crytocurrency exchange, said bitcoin could hit $6,000, revising a forecast from earlier in the year of $3,000.
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It says the public consultation is aimed at gathering views on "the effectiveness, relevance and coherence of current rules as well as the options for revising the text".
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That move would reject the more moderate option of simply revising President Obama's emissions reductions targets, instead taking the U.S. out of the international discussion on climate change.
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Estimates of the damage from Harvey are still very fluid; organizations have been revising their damage estimates as Harvey continued to dump rainfall on Texas over recent days.
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Marshall's strategy has involved promoting women to executive team positions, establishing a third-party hotline to report harassment and revising the employee handbook, according to Dallas News's Sportsday.
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Jeff Bezos has observed that the smartest people are constantly revising their opinions and are open to new points of view, ideas, and information that challenge their beliefs.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - The Congolese central bank expects the economy to grow 4.6% in 2019, after revising down an earlier estimate of 5.1% during a policy meeting on Friday.
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It had warned of the loss in a preliminary filing with the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Monday, revising what had until then been a forecast for a profit.
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Trump has not outlined specific plans for revising NAFTA, but he has made repeated calls for a levy to discourage companies from moving jobs outside the United States.
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Here's what to look for: Mental disorders: The Social Security Administration is revising the criteria used to evaluate disability claims that involve neurological disorders in adults and children.
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And that, he claimed, is how Congress understood it when it amended the National Labor Relations Act in 1974, revising the definition of "employee" to exclude independent contractors.
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The government is revising its more than 20-year-old policy and laws on seeds, and is developing a bill to protect the commercial rights of plant breeders.
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Dozens of progressive and libertarian-leaning lawmakers on Wednesday threw their support behind significantly revising a set of government surveillance authorities that are set to expire within months.
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Abe said revising the constitution was his Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) cherished goal, but forging agreement on changes in the diverse pro-revision camp would not be easy.
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Gorsuch suggested that Kavanaugh was revising or ignoring Illinois Brick Company, which is a reasonable view given the similarity of the "pass on" techniques in the two cases.
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A school district in North Carolina is currently revising its dress code, and according to WECT, there's one particular item that has people up in arms: skinny jeans.
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The issue will be taken up again at the ALI general meeting next May, and the work of revising article 2005 will very likely continue for several years.
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Both historians and museum professionals have begun to realize the need for revising the way we frame and label the past, and to support this movement within museums.
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Following his return to CPAC, President Trump, with several chief executives from top U.S. corporations gathered around him, signed an executive order aimed at repealing and revising regulations.
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That set off what physicists called the "November revolution" — a wave of ensuing excitement in exploring a bounty of new particles that required revising the foundations of physics.
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Revising his conservative stance on marijuana is an obvious concession he should make, Mr. Levitz says, since legalization is popular both generally and among key Electoral College constituencies.
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JAKARTA, June 20 (Reuters) - Indonesia's Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has proposed revising regulations governing mining rights to include higher royalty payments and earlier applications for permit extensions.
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The ministry is also revising mining rules to allow miners to submit for a mining permit extension within five years before it expires, up from two years currently.
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And on Wednesday, the nation's interior minister said that the country was looking into revising an agreement that allows for the free movement of its Central American neighbors.
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OPINION An editorial on Wednesday about a Trump administration proposal to cut capital gains taxes, by revising the way they are calculated, misstated one element of the method.
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While some Senate Democrats agree with some of Mr. Trump's goals on revising Nafta, they made clear on Thursday that they would punish him politically for excluding Canada.
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In 2018, capital investment, one of the key economic growth drivers, had grown by 5.4%, Rosstat said, revising the figure from a 4.3% growth reported a year ago.
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This might seem to be a hateful way to live, but the odd thing is that it's somehow comforting; as long as you're revising, the project isn't dead.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is not expected to make any major policy announcements Thursday, despite signaling a growing appetite for revising its policy message in "early " 2018.
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On Thursday, the officials said they had deliberately played down talk of revising the policy for fear of setting off an even larger exodus from the island nation.
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It even lent one site money to buy another before revising the review of its products to make it more positive, according to a report in Fast Company.
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Mr. Kushner's advisers said at the time that the omissions were an error, and that he had immediately notified the F.B.I. that he would be revising the filing.
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Saudi Arabia is revising its major reform strategy just over a year after its launch, extending the timeline of some targets and removing others entirely, according to reports.
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None of the committee members has come out against the bill, but a handful have indicated they are open to revising it to address the tech industry's concerns.
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Sven Giegold, a German Green Party member of the committee, said only one national regulator, BaFin of Germany, and the insurance lobby want to delay revising the UFR.
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Moody's last month kept South Africa on the brink of "junk" status by affirming its 'Baa3' rating - the lowest rung of investment grade - revising the outlook to "negative".
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The House hearing will feature testimony from Evan Engstrom, the executive director of Engine, a technology trade association that has come out against revising the Communications Decency Act.
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Senate Republicans are currently revising a healthcare bill to overhaul the Affordable Care Act, which was delayed from a floor vote on Tuesday due to lack of support.
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Furthermore, Fitch has affirmed the National Long-Term Rating for Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited (BAY) at 'AAA(tha)', while revising its Outlook to Stable from Negative.
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"A change in ownership could result in the company revising its business strategy or financial policies, which could have implications for its standalone profile," the rating firm said.
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Pakistan maintained for a day that it had shot down two Indian fighter jets and captured two pilots, only later revising it down to one on each count.
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In that same statement, DeVos cited a lawsuit brought by a coalition of for-profit colleges from California as the Department of Education's rationale for revising the rules.
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I think the reason Pousette-Dart took to intaglio was because he liked the density he could attain by repeatedly incising and revising a plate through various processes.
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His statements came ahead of an expected executive order to start the process of revising the North American Free Trade Agreement and pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Cambodia is revising some fiscal terms in the 2002 contract for the Cambodia Block A field in the Khmer Basin, after KrisEnergy Ltd became the sole stakeholder last year.
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The White House retreated from what Trump had called Putin&aposs "incredible offer" during the Helsinki summit, revising its position just before the Senate voted overwhelmingly against the plan.
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On Tuesday, the department said in light of the pending appeal, it decided to issue a request for comments rather than skip immediately to rescinding or revising the rule.
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The LDP's junior partner, the Komeito, is cautious about revising Article 9, perhaps even more so after signs that some of its dovish supporters had voted for the CDPJ.
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It's easy to see how ideas about closing the loop on a narrative and revising one's image of the past fit more naturally into a novel than a film.
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According to various reports, Verizon is close to revising its deal with fallen tech giant—a move that would slash the price of the deal by about $250 million.
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"Unless Abe regains the people's faith, revising the constitution will be impossible," Hirasawa said, noting the LDP's junior coalition partner, the Komeito, was now cautious about amending Article 9.
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Iván Duque, the front-runner, has campaigned on revising the pact to remove the FARC's reserved legislative seats and exclude drug-trafficking crimes from the deal's lenient special court.
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Earlier in the day, Valor Econômico newspaper reported, citing unnamed sources, that Mitsui was considering revising terms of the venture after Vale booked an asset impairment on the project.
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Another argument Pruitt's EPA has made in support of revising the standards is that poorer consumers will wind up footing the bill for high-emissions and fuel economy targets.
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He said he had encouraged Haftar to back new U.N. envoy Ghassan Salame's efforts to find a political settlement for Libya by revising the 2015 deal that created GNA.
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EPA chief Scott Pruitt met several times with various industry executives while his agency was considering revising rules that regulated them, per the Washington Post, which obtained his schedule.
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This month, S&P offered a pessimistic assessment on the state's finances, revising the outlook on Kansas' AA-minus credit rating to negative from stable, citing structural budget pressures.
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ALMATY, May 16 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's biggest lender, Halyk Bank , posted a 67.9 percent rise in first-quarter net income on Tuesday, while also revising up the year-earlier earnings.
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GLOBAL RAMIFICATIONS Various firms are reconsidering Boeing orders, and some are revising financial forecasts given they now cannot count on maintenance and fuel savings factored in from the MAX.
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J&J said it was not revising its earnings forecast higher for the year because certain divestments it previously expected to make this year might be pushed into 24.42.
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It sounds like a draft of the film was already written, and it wasn't stated whether the Coens will be starting from scratch or simply revising what's already there.
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The working group is revising AAOIFI's accounting standard for provisions and reserves and developing a new one for impairments and expected losses, secretary-general Hamed Hassan Merah told Reuters.
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"Maybe the notebook is a place to practice not only writing but also thinking," she wonders in an essay about the labor that goes into revising a single sentence.
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Almost a decade later, despite thriving in the booming economy like many other manufacturers, the company is now revising its business model at the expense of its American workers.
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With his most recent and possibly last album, "In the Blue Light," he has dusted off some of his back catalog, rearranging and revising some of his favorite songs.
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But the unconscious parallels are undeniable; in the dystopia of "1984," the Ministry of Truth devoted itself ruthlessly to revising the historical record to back up Big Brother's pronouncements.
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Mugabe was reelected by a popular majority in 2250, and found more ways to cement his rule, including revising the constitution to extend the president's term to six years.
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The New York Times reported on Wednesday afternoon that the Education Department secretary is revising Title IX standards for addressing cases of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses.
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In a strange blend of first and third person, Karen struts onto the stage to tell us that Sarah has wronged her, revising her out of their young lives.
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The administration's head immigration official Ken Cuccinelli defended this draconian approach in an interview on NPR Tuesday by revising the famous quote inscribed on the Statue of Liberty's pedestal.
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A new party led by Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike unveiled its election platform on Friday, pledging to prevent a planned sales tax hike and debate revising Japan's pacifist constitution.
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The CBO has indicated as much in its recent savings estimates, revising them downward by billions of dollars, in part due to higher than expected enrollment in these plans.
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In European bond markets, Italian bond yields edged lower IT10YT=RR after Fitch Ratings left its credit rating unchanged at BBB on Friday, revising only its outlook to negative.
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CHICAGO, July 19 (Reuters) - Moody's Investors Service on Thursday suspended Illinois' potential descent into junk territory by revising the outlook on the state's credit rating to stable from negative.
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"I am delighted that Norway has taken the lead in revising drug sentencing policy according to evidence of harm," says David Nutt, professor of neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London.
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Another reason for the push to develop smaller fields is that talks with the majors on revising their contracts for operating the giant fields in southern Iraq have stalled.
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Japan's export curbs came just ahead of a July 21 upper-house election that Abe needs to win big to keep alive his hopes of revising the pacifist constitution.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced Wednesday that it was revising its policies to allow religious literature, symbols and displays to exist in public areas at its facilities.
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Revising our understanding of dragons, unicorns, or a deceptively mundane salamander means that we can perhaps begin to see beyond the fantastical or monstrous elements of the medieval bestiary.
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He spent much of his life revising and reworking the book, which first appeared as a small volume of 12 untitled poems but grew to include more than 400.
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Also, Machu Picchu is revising its rules to reduce deterioration of the Incan citadel, David Adjaye will design the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in New Delhi, and more.
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One of the changes pending is an E.P.A. regulation to limit the types of scientific studies the agency can use when writing new or revising existing public health policies.
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FIFA initially, and erroneously, told broadcasters they could not even interview Márquez, before revising that advice to say that they could, provided they did so without displaying sponsor logos.
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This provided the scientific foundation upon which the territorial government immediately announced that it was revising its death toll estimate upward, to match the numbers in the new report.
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In addition to revising its criteria, Rotten Tomatoes announced on Tuesday that it had established a $100,000 grant program to help pay for fledgling critics to attend film festivals.
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But while opponents of the law cite an economic burden, there has been little comprehensive analysis of the precise economic costs or benefits of either enforcing or revising it.
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Ms. DeVos is revising existing rules to be more sensitive to students and faculty members accused of misconduct and to pull back from automatic investigations into virtually any allegation.
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NO EQUIVALENT SHOCK At the same time as the breadth of the virus' spread has knocked markets, analysts have been steadily revising their estimates of the economic damage higher.
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The C-Band Alliance said it could free up 200 MHz of spectrum, but is revising that estimate after FCC commissioners called for 300 MHz to be made available.
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Beto O'Rourke (RIP to his campaign) made revising it part of his platform around reducing gun violence, by holding social media platforms responsible for hateful content by their users.
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"I should be at school, revising for my French baccalaureat - but I'd rather be here, for my future," said Jules, 17, who only wanted to give his first name.
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Revising regulations and reimbursement policies, lifting restrictions on medical management practices, and allowing for substance use disorder treatment via telemedicine also would have immediate impact, particularly in rural areas.
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Delpy, Hawke and Linklater headed to Vienna for a three-week intensive workshop ahead of the summer 1994 shoot and continued revising the script throughout 25 days of filming.
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The previous, "stage model" theory had posited that there were three distinct stages involved in writing—planning, composing, and revising—and that a writer moved through each in order.
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Many respondents who usually participate in the poll, in fact, declined to respond this time as they were still revising their forecasts in the wake of the sharp slump.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The Italian police said 38 people died this week in the port city of Genoa when a concrete bridge collapsed, revising an earlier count of 39 victims.
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Indonesia's mining ministry is revising the rules that govern the domestic price of nickel ore to ensure smelters follow government benchmark prices, a ministry official told Reuters last month.
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Some experts interpreted the administration's signaling about a possible bilateral deal as an attempt to pressure Canada into a swift agreement on revising NAFTA, which the US administration denied.
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Samsung canceled its original launch plans and went back to the drawing board, strengthening the phone's design and revising parts of it to make it less prone to breakage.
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His only major legislative accomplishment was the passage of a bill by Congress revising the tax code, unless you count a bill permitting mentally ill people to buy guns.
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The reform introduces common procedures at EU level, revising an approach to whistleblower protection which has left the matter in the hands of 28 national authorities across the bloc.
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Cryan said that Deutsche Bank had made progress in changing staff conduct since he took the helm in July 2015, completely revising the incentive systems, and laying off employees.
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But for all the hints that Draghi might give on Thursday, market participants really have their sights set on September - which will coincide with the bank revising its inflation forecasts.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) added to the gloom on Monday, revising down its estimates for global growth and warning that the expansion seen in recent years is losing momentum.
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After briefly halting trading of its stock on Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook shared a letter with investors revising the company's guidance for revenue for the first quarter of 220.
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After years of "looking out to sea," John Walker feels that he truly owns his way of seeing Seal Point, a view that is always different, revising and renewing itself.
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The Bank of England (BOE) held interest rates steady Thursday while revising up its GDP (gross domestic product) growth forecasts for 2019 on the back of strong first-quarter data.
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Daniel Hannan, an MEP, says that Remainers who predicted that Brexit would lead to economic disaster are like members of a doomsday cult, constantly revising the date of the apocalypse.
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Lexington County spokesman Harrison Cahill said that 116 people had been injured in the crash, revising the initial count of 70 released by the Lexington Sheriff's Department on Twitter Sunday.
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Revising the rules would take all three regulators to agree, as they are guidelines and not a law that the president could overturn, even if it was deemed a priority.
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Revising that constitution would allow Japan to legitimize its military, and end a ban that has kept its armed forces from fighting abroad since 1945 — when World War II ended.
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If an eventual deal were made significantly different from the current one—for instance, by revising the terms of the Irish backstop—new MEPs could be tempted to reject it.
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What Dr. Brown and a fellow Caltech professor, Konstantin Batygin, have not done is actually find that planet, so it would be premature to start revising mnemonics of the planets.
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Later that day Apple said it was revising down its earnings expectations in the fourth quarter of 2018, largely because of lower sales and signs of economic weakness in China.
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Mr Abe appears to have all but abandoned his ambition of revising the constitution to make explicit that Japan has armed forces, let alone revoke the pacifist Article 9 altogether.
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The group said that it was revising down its earnings forecast for 2019 because the woodworking machinery and systems division is seeing a decline in business with the furniture industry.
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It kept the repo rate unchanged at 9403 percent and cut its GDP forecast, revising it down to 6.7 percent this year as against the 7.3 percent projected in August.
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For now, manpower is just one of many economic challenges: Singapore cut its 2016 growth forecast this month after revising down its second-quarter growth as the service sector contracted.
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She meets up with each client around once every two weeks, swapping the student life of Domino's pizza and revising lecture Powerpoints for beef carpaccio with men in Rolex watches.
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"You might have expected an announcement this morning from Sports Direct revising down their profit guidance, but no such announcement has yet been forthcoming," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb.
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That wouldn't be too surprising: There is already software that writes sports and breaking disaster stories, and Facebook is good at revising algorithms and building products on a big scale.
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While Alsup held off on revising probation terms, he found PG&E violated its probation by not adequately communicating with its probation officer about a settlement over a 2015 fire.
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In reaction to the news, the international coalition against ISIS issued a statement to the press declaring that it would be revising its guidelines regarding the use of fitness trackers.
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Treasury also said officials will consider revoking in part or substantially revising other rules, including those aimed at curbing corporate inversions that drew opposition from Republicans and the business community.
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Rome risks being put under a disciplinary procedure by European partners after it presented an expansionary 2019 budget, revising up fiscal targets compared with goals agreed by the previous government.
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Lawmakers in both parties have pushed for revising the authorizations of military force in Afghanistan and Iraq that have since expanded to other conflicts over the past nearly two decades.
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Abe's ruling bloc was headed for a big win in the election, exit polls showed, potentially reenergizing a push towards his cherished goal of revising the post-war, pacifist constitution.
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But interestingly enough, in 2015, Abe decided instead of revising the constitution to give Japan this right to collective self-defense, he would instead change the interpretation of the constitution.
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Botin said, however, they were "less pessimistic" about the performance of their British business and would not be revising estimates further since they cut profitability guidance for Britain last September.
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Last fall, Ms. DeVos began revising the Obama-era rules, convening a committee of department officials, higher education advocates and for-profit college leaders to hash out a new approach.
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There is likely more to come, with Deutsche Bank revising targets for the European high-yield market on Monday to recession levels at a spread of over 1000 basis points.
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Conway was responding to a Monday morning presidential Twitter rant in which Trump criticized his own Justice Department for revising his "travel ban" on people from several predominantly Muslim countries.
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Writing to Wilhelm Fleiss in 1896, Freud used the word Nachträglichkeit — "retranscription" — to describe the brain's action of calling up a memory and revising it in response to fresh circumstances.
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Rock-bottom mortgage rates are causing a surge in mortgage refinances, so much so that the industry's largest trade group is revising sharply higher its origination forecasts for the year.
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Because by the time you reach middle age, you want more than anything for things not to come to an end; and as long as you're still revising, they don't.
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"The real signal to me will be the S&P breaks below 3,000, and then at that point ... I would probably start revising my outlook for the year," Minerd said.
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Politicians and advocates have spoken at length on a number of issues including background checks, revising age-limits for the purchase of some firearms and Trump's proposal to arm teachers.
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That draft laid out eight options for revising the Obama-era standards and identified a preferred option: freezing fuel economy standards at 2020 levels for both cars and light trucks.
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Additionally, the National Gallery of Art's curator of 19th-century photographs, Diane Waggoner, shares how she's revising the history of photography to include the work of early women image-makers.
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The Interior Department has begun the process of reconsidering and potentially revising a 2015 plan to protect the greater sage grouse, a Western bird that has seen its habitat dwindle.
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Verma initially estimated the cost of her lost property as $20,000, according to the police report, before later revising the cost upward when filing her claim to the health department.
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But her contribution here is subtler: a computer-code-generated print on hemp whose belt incorporates recycled computer and headphone cords (radically revising the old phrase "waste not, no waist").
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Congress is warming to the idea of revising part of a law — Section 230 — that, as it currently stands, protects tech platforms from legal liability for the content they host.
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It was fascinating to read both Tony Tommasini (in The Times) and Alex Ross (in The New Yorker) revisiting — and revising — their old, wary opinions of this big, emotive work.
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He has repeatedly tried to move Japan away from its postwar pacifist stance, including (among other things) revising the government's view of its constitution to weaken its commitment to pacifism.
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The coalition and friendly parties also won the two-thirds "super majority" that could allow them to begin the process of revising Japan's postwar, pacifist constitution, some TV exit polls showed.
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The IMF has been revising down its projections for global growth in recent quarters as trade tensions and concerns surrounding China have fueled plunges in stock markets and dented corporate earnings.
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As a result of its new BoE forecasts as well as other "cyclical forces", HSBC said it was revising its year-end sterling forecast by a full 15 cents to $1.35.
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Economists are revising their predictions for how much the country's gross domestic product will expand in 103 from 5% down to between 3% and 4%, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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He plans to hand companies tax cuts and relax rigid labor rules, through the so-called "omnibus" bills, aimed at speeding up the process of revising many, unrelated regulations at once.
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He plans to hand companies tax cuts and relax rigid labour rules, through the so-called "omnibus" bills, aimed at speeding up the process of revising many, unrelated regulations at once.
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Earlier this year, while revising the "negative investment list" of 350 industries that are completely or partially closed to foreign investors, he eased limits on 35 but increased them on 20.
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Revising the mission statement a year-and-a-half ago, Zuckerberg had the chance to admit he'd messed up by mistaking his own grandstanding world-changing ambition for a worthy cause.
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Japan's central bank was unlikely to cut interest rates on Tuesday, but would focus on revising the timeframe for reaching inflation targets in the country's moribund economy, an economist told CNBC.
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Because the OCR letter was sent without time for notice and comment—steps that Ms DeVos is rightly taking in revising the policies now—the letter lacked the force of law.
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BERLIN, June 27 (Reuters) - European automobile manufacturers' association ACEA on Thursday said it expected European passenger car registrations to shrink by 1% in 2019, revising its previous forecast of 1% growth.
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This week, the U.S. Defence Department said it was "actively" considering revising bilateral ballistic missile guidelines with South Korea to allow Seoul to build more powerful missiles — at the South's request.
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"Chief among Rosenberg's concerns is Mulvaney's support for bills like the Regulatory Improvement Act of 2015, which would "[create] a commission tasked with eliminating and revising outdated and redundant federal regulations.
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In its negotiating strategy for revising NAFTA ahead of the start of the talks in July, the United States said it would emphasize reducing the U.S. trade deficit as a priority.
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And he repeated past calls for legislative action on his domestic initiatives that have fallen short, including raising the minimum wage, revising the nation's immigration laws and enacting stricter gun restrictions.
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Industrial production rose 1.3 percent in January after flat-lining in December, INSEE said, revising the December figure sharply from an increase of 0.8 percent to reflect a change of methodology.
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Russia also had a weak first quarter, the IMF said, revising downward its forecast for economic output in the Commonwealth of Independent States by 0.3 percentage point to 1.9% in 2019.
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The regulation, revising an existing public order bylaw, would be evaluated by the governor within 15 days, he said, adding that it was part of the city's effort to "eradicate LGBT".
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Mr. Tapper sold the novel, based on sample chapters and an outline, to Little, Brown shortly after the 2016 election, and spent the next year or so writing and revising it.
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Together with like-minded allies, Abe's coalition could also keep the two-thirds majority needed to achieve his goal of revising the pacifist, post-war constitution to further legitimize the military.
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Trump has nominated billionaire Steve Mnuchin for secretary and the former Goldman Sachs executive has said he will begin revising the Volcker Rule on proprietary trading through his position on FSOC.
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Speaking at the bank's quarterly inflation briefing, Cetinkaya also said the bank was revising its oil price assumption to $75 from $73 for 2018 and to $80 from $73 for 2019.
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While revising location information on the earthquake in their software, a California Institute of Technology seismologist set the date of the incident as 2025, according to Caltech spokeswoman Deborah Williams-Hedges.
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Population data are different: in addition to the figures provided by local officials, China conducts a census every ten years, revising population data all the way down to the village level.
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This year America's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) admitted that it had underestimated the extent of oil- and gas-related leakages, revising them up by almost a third and ramping up regulation.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is revising federal oil and gas rules in to order reduce natural gas waste and provide a fair return on public resources for taxpayers.
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An election victory would also provide Abe with what may be his best, and possibly last, chance to secure the majority needed to begin the process of revising Japan's pacifist constitution.
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"For the Japanese people, Article 9 is a kind of Bible," Hajime Funada, a ruling Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker and former head of a panel on revising the charter, told Reuters.
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As a result, congressional leaders and President Trump, who began his campaign for tax reform recently with a trip to Missouri, have made revising the code a high priority this year.
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The FSA also said it would look at revising rules on settlements and money transfers to craft an easier entry for service providers as so-called fintech gains traction in Japan.
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NEW YORK (LPC/IFR) - U.S. regulators said they are open to revising restrictions on leveraged lending, offering an olive branch to a GOP-controlled Congress keen to roll back banking regulations.
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President Trump commented earlier this year that he would be "open" to revising the SALT cap, saying that New Yorkers had been complaining to him about the loss of deductibility. Sen.
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Germany, the bloc's largest economy, is expected to expand by 2130 percent this year after 22020 percent growth in 2017, the Commission said, revising down its earlier estimate of 1.9 percent.
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The House tax-writing committee will begin revising the GOP's tax reform bill today with tweaks and some more substantial changes expected to a number of individual and corporate tax proposals.
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"After only selling a few hundred copies of the first version of his seminal work 'Leaves of Grass,' he kept revising and marketing the new versions of the book," he said.
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No amount of the exploitation of fear and the revising of history is going to change what we know about the Republican Party and their continued abysmal record on gay rights.
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While it is unlikely to make any firm decisions, the ECB could still discuss another tweak to its guidance and revising the rules on how it invests cash from maturing bonds.
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This restlessness of Palacio's approach — roaming across physical and cultural borders, borrowing and revising as he sees fit — allows him to tread on territory most American writers are reluctant to touch.
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The International Lead and Zinc Study Group slashed its forecasts last month, revising the gain in global zinc mine output to 23 percent from an April estimate of a 2600 percent.
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The Federal Reserve is likely to only increase interest rates three times this year, skipping a hike at its March meeting, Goldman Sachs said, revising its previous forecast for four hikes.
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"The opposition to the idea of Japan going nuclear is even stronger obviously than the idea of revising (the constitution) ... even the discussion of that continues to be taboo," Nakano said.
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In the two poetry readings of hers I've attended, at the Saint Mark's Poetry Project and at Hostos Community College, CUNY, Greaves performed her work by revising it in real time.
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Now, working with a scenario written by the playwright Matthew Dunster, they pushed themselves to write longer melodic lines, each Pet Shop Boy revising and extending the work of the other.
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The three countries have already been through seven rounds of negotiations over revising the 1994 pact, with little progress to show for it and fairly intractable views on several major provisions.
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He overlooks, for example, the fact that for poets like Plath and Louise Glück and Susan Wheeler, inhabiting — and substantively revising — a predominantly masculine creative tradition was itself a political act.
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