Then fatalities and overall crash numbers began to rise again.
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In fact, cigarette use is reportedly on the rise again.
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It's forecast to rise again over the next 12 months.
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However, exemptions could allow exports to rise again after November.
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On April 260st it will rise again, to £8.21 ($10.84).
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Prices of offshore services have however started to rise again.
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It also warned the buffer could rise again next year.
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Glass will be unbroken and the dead will rise again.
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One day we will rise again, grow fins, then legs.
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Organizers are expecting the numbers to rise again this year.
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But starting around 1970, wealth inequality began to rise again.
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"Jesus Christ Superstar" will rise again — and tour North America.
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It will not rise again until March 8th (153 days).
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Go deeper: Global carbon emissions rise again — but more slowly
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And it has given IS a chance to rise again.
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Does that mean interest in gun control won't rise again?
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Consequently, the number of asylum seekers began to rise again.
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Commission forecasts show both will rise again this year and next.
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Now, the Lorraines look forward to seeing Squatchy's BBQ rise again.
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Police shootings rise again, and Mr Whent goes on the defensive.
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The Madisons found strength to rise again, stronger and more determined.
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Despite what the Illuminati wants, Flag Nation may just rise again.
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Youth unemployment is on the rise again, after years of decline.
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That revived expectations U.S. interest rates could rise again this year.
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The South will rise again!" and "Join us because we care.
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Not long ago, tensions seemed to be on the rise again.
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The numbers may rise again as China's economy begins to revive.
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Since 2014, however, those rates have been on the rise again.
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If IS does rise again, Mr Trump will blame the Kurds.
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Zucker's rise and fall — and rise again — is media industry lore.
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But production has been on the rise again in recent months.
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You will succeed ... And by working together, your "Paradise" will rise again.
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Although it has since fallen, many economists expect it to rise again.
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Or maybe US oil production will rise again and drive prices down.
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I often sit up writing till one, and rise again at six.
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Since the 1980s, liberalisation and globalisation have allowed inequality to rise again.
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MURDER, which grew rarer for 20 years, is on the rise again.
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So while the search string may die, it shall also rise again.
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Still, at only 44, Rubio's political star could very well rise again.
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Like the blinding rays of the sun, their legs will rise again.
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Yet history shows fuel costs will rise again, potentially sooner than expected.
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He has increased minimum wages, which will rise again on October 1st.
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In January 323, that floor was scheduled to rise again to $232.
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You will succeed... And by working together, your "Paradise" will rise again.
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Transport fares and tariffs for other services are likely to rise again.
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Nobody at the meeting could say whether the bill wouldn't rise again.
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The figure could rise again, given that some people remain unaccounted for.
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The bus fare remains outrageous, and it will rise again next year.
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We will all rise again one day to walk under the sun.
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In the wake of 9/11, Republicans were on the rise again.
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I covered these with a tea towel, and let them rise again.
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Every Thanksgiving, myths of the quasi-magical powers of tryptophan rise again.
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Mr. Bloys said he anticipated that number would rise again in 523.
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Her story is amazing ... from icon to maid, only to rise again.
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We see Superman fall and what it takes for him to rise again,
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Naturally fans wondered whether "The Phoenix" would rise again, but Mascolo hinted otherwise.
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Without more action, we could see illegality rise again rather than be eliminated.
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That ban expired in 2004, and mass shootings are on the rise again.
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Yet in the short term, airlines should rise again once oil prices decline.
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The rise of the worker meant the South would rise again that year.
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GLOBAL carbon-dioxide emissions from the energy sector are on the rise again.
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And if prices rise again, domestic use of solar could soar, he said.
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JOE KERNEN: Alright, well, oil prices are on the rise again this morning.
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Cover, and let rise again until doubled in bulk, about 30 minutes. 4.
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Only after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 did the empress's countenance rise again.
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After the candidate seals the deal, shares can rise again after Super Tuesday.
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Despite his last name, if this were Mars, he would not rise again.
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This stalled during the Great Recession, but it is on the rise again.
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And it is time for the United States of America to rise again.
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It should rise again to reach 100.26 million barrels a day in 2019.
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It's already here, and global greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise again.
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If the tariffs rise again, however, he will have to raise those prices.
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And enrollment increased further in 2016, and is poised to rise again in 2017.
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The Dark Knight attempted to rise again earlier this week — but not in Gotham.
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Give it a decent arena and a fighting team, and Brooklyn will rise again.
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But then there are Confederate flag-bearing protesters saying the South will rise again.
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And they're about to rise again, if Chevy has anything to do with it.
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Either way, the sun shall rise again in Bikini Bottom (or not bc underwater??).
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Notably, the firm's net loss fell during 236.1, only to rise again in 22016.
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Polyps that survive one such ordeal will, however, fare better if temperatures rise again.
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The report, "EM Current Account Deficits on the Rise Again", is available on www.fitchratings.
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And without more action, we could see illegality rise again rather than be eliminated.
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Because U.S. mortgages are benchmarked to those longer-term bonds, rates could rise again.
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Inflation is forecast to rise again this year as further austerity measures are expected.
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After a short decrease yields began to rise again to 8.40 percent on Wednesday.
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North Korea may keep building out its nuclear arsenal, and tensions may rise again.
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If the number of incidents is falling, who knows when it may rise again?
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" He added: "It may be midnight in Washington, but the sun will rise again.
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Go deeper: Industries' latest climate shift Global carbon emissions rise again — but more slowly
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And real estate industry experts said they anticipated that prices would rise again soon.
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North Korea may continue building out its nuclear arsenal, and tensions may rise again.
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More rain is expected this week, so the river is likely to rise again.
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Local politicians have already voiced hopes that the much-loved art school could rise again.
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Research includes a New York Times article from 2014 entitled "Extravagant Wedding Cakes Rise Again".
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That's how TV works: The dramatic arcs need to rise and fall and rise again.
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And for the past six months the murder rate has been on the rise again.
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The penalty rates rise 231-2 percentage points on Saturday and rise again from Jan.
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The reputation of Camille Claudel has, however, been on the rise again since the 21888s.
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And the process will repeat – small becomes big which topples and the small rise again.
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As Saudi Arabia and Russia committed to cut production, oil prices began to rise again.
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CPM said it expects total supply to rise again in 2017 due to mine supply.
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The birds rise, circle, settle, rise again — in constant, mysteriously motivated but apparently necessary motion.
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For the first time this year, her popularity is on the rise again, if slowly.
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But in the last few years, Mr. Mansvelt said, demand has started to rise again.
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And as the climate continues to change, the temperature could rise again in the future.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong will rise again in at least one financial realm.
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Immigration, on the rise again, took center stage, and mainstream parties promised a tougher stance.
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A decade after the Great Recession, Americans' level of debt is on the rise again.
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But sales of the 7 percent ABV ale are on the rise again, Calagione says.
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"The old South is not gonna rise again, the old South is dead," she said.
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Technology sector stocks, which powered markets a day earlier, were set to rise again on Wednesday.
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Observers will parse the bank's policy statement for hints at when interest rates will rise again.
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They may try to bring me down, but I will simply rise again, stronger than ever.
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It's making some Fed-watchers think the market is finally ready to see rates rise again.
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As tensions increase, risks surrounding South Korea's consumer sector are set to rise again, Eurasia said.
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Interview requests with product managers increased 8 percent in the quarter, suggesting salaries may rise again.
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Official projections at its last meeting suggested that interest rates would not rise again this year.
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Tit-for-tat violence is on the rise again despite a successful presidential election last year.
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Watch the video below, and click here to read about her rise, fall and rise again.
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Militias are on the rise again, and some say they are a potential domestic terrorism threat.
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Spending rates under Obamacare did slow for a time, but they are on the rise again.
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But as things stand, if commodity prices rebound, crony capitalists' wealth is sure to rise again.
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Most economists polled by Reuters don't expect interest rates to rise again until after Britain's exit.
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The film zoomed-in on several Confederate Flags, including a "The South Will Rise Again" flag.
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Here's how to drink your way through the Easter weekend and rise again on the Monday.
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Home prices will rise again this year in Spain, Portugal, and Ireland, and stabilise in Italy.
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However, costs will rise again as they continue to age and their health-care needs increase.
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As the sun sets, we realize that the sun will never rise again for these people.
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Hospitals were just getting relief from uncompensated care, and don't want those costs to rise again.
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Before long, we'll want to get back to normal, and infections may start to rise again.
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Whether it will be in two weeks or two months, employment will start to rise again.
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Interest rates will eventually rise again, and when they do, you'll have more money to grow.
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With supply expected to be plentiful, there's little reason to believe prices will rise again soon.
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The Ukrainian nationalism, which went hand in hand with German Nazism, is on the rise again.
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Participants will be on the island long enough to watch the sun set and rise again.
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Tesla shares are on the rise again, surging more than 212% to above $1.66 a piece.
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Once the glut of new apartments gets rented, rents will start to rise again, they say.
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Recent rainfall has helped the cotton crop; gold prices, after dipping, are on the rise again.
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Poverty and inequality, which have both shrunk slightly over the past 15 years, will rise again.
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And I share the instinct of so many others, as well: Notre-Dame must rise again.
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IFR predicted it would rise again, driven by new models and materials that entail different production processes.
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You should thumb through the best magazine profiles that contemporaneously documented his rise, fall, and rise again.
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"Faith in LGFVs is seemingly on the rise again!" exclaimed analysts with ICBC, a major Chinese bank.
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The big hope is that eventually oil prices will rise again, partly because capital spending keeps lagging.
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Now that incomes are starting to rise again, he said champagne could be poised for its comeback.
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But Steckler and Loveland still haven't gotten confirmation from the VA that the debt won't rise again.
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"Exports are expected to rise again in China and the United States have remarkable fundamentals," Leccia said.
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Recent housing data has also suggested that overall residential construction may rise again in the current quarter.
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But, after stabilising in 2018, debt is on the rise again as the government ramps up stimulus.
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Officials took credit when border arrests fell during his tenure, only to see the numbers rise again.
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If rates rise again later this year, your rate won't jump up to 4.75 or 5 percent.
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The Kings are the spirit of Puerto Rico, and they represent how Puerto Rico can rise again.
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Rescuers have yet to reach many affected areas leading to fears the death toll could rise again.
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We've reached out to Apple to find out when we can expect beta 7 to rise again.
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Howard Archer of economics consultancy EY ITEM Club, predicted rates would rise again only in late 2018.
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"The fall of Islamic State may have left a gap for JI to rise again," he added.
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Temperatures dip several degrees into the upper 210s to low 21s but may rise again before dawn.
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Which means that the chance of war is low for now, but it could certainly rise again.
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Largely ignored before, it's gotten more attention this time, as tensions in the Middle East rise again.
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Shares in insurance firms fell this week on speculation that taxes on their premiums might rise again.
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Across much of America, the minimum wage is set to rise again in the next few days.
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For short periods, the number of rules dropped, only to rise again to new high water marks.
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Stocks are on the rise again in 2017, indicating that wage disparities are likely to remain pronounced.
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Eventually supply and demand should come back into balance, and prices should stabilize or even rise again.
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The government reinstated the subsidy cuts last week, however, meaning consumer prices will likely start to rise again.
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And it wants to improve the tax collection system so that tax revenues will rise again from 2020.
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Greenhouse gas emissions in the United States appear to be on the rise again after years of decline.
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Why should I care if the tides rise again, if I am only a corpse riding the waves?
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They will rise again in January to 5% and 10% for the final three months of the amnesty.
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The number of cases, which had dropped steadily since the 1980s, started to rise again after around 2010.
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Waiting for coal to come back is about as fruitful as waiting for the South to rise again.
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Things should be on the rise again, but we'll let you know when everything is back to normal.
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With the return of homebuyers, home prices look to rise again in 2019, but with one big difference.
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A new study shows that after years of declines, BitTorrent usage and piracy is on the rise again.
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In so doing, the banks would book significant profits and build funds for reinvesting when yields rise again.
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Once people realized the scene was on the rise again, Wii Sports Golf became more popular than ever.
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"But if history is anything to go by, it means tensions will start to rise again," he said.
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Bodies are still being recovered across Central Sulawesi, with the death toll of 1,424 expected to rise again.
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Coal-burning emissions then typically rise again once people return to work and factories spring back to life.
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That has started to drop, but prices could rise again as holidays in China approach, analysts have said.
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Total debt began to rise again in 22008, finally hitting a new high in this year's first quarter.
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Trump also traveled to Conway, South Carolina, where floodwaters are expected to rise again as early as Friday.
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Indeed, Puerto Rico will rise again, however, that long process will require support and commitment from the mainland.
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Mortgage interest rates are stuck near recent highs and are beginning to rise again, further weakening home affordability.
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America's current-account deficit tumbled after the global financial crisis but has been on the rise again since 2014.
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In the long term, they argue, oil prices are almost certain to rise again, making electric cars more viable.
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This is what makes Sense8 the perfect thing to watch while you're waiting for The OA to rise again.
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But that tapers off as your estrogen level starts to rise again and your period starts to wrap up.
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Building a rainy-day fund for a time when fuel prices inevitably rise again and profits decline makes sense.
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Meanwhile "Anakin" is on the rise, again suggesting the prequels are more popular than people give them credit for.
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But if luxury returns to fashion, and LVMH starts to rise again, the hesitation on Dior could prove costly.
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Premiums for plans on the exchanges rose between 2015 and 2016 and are likely to rise again next year.
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Bates), as well as Tybalt (Per Janson) and Paris (Blaze Mancillas), then rise again and start eating anyone handy.
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Now, ten years later, The Falcon is ready to rise again with the release of Gather Up the Chaps.
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For all Wiliams's aura, talent and drive, Kerber is on the rise again and a younger generation is coming.
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It comes as American drone strikes are on the rise again, after tapering off somewhat in places like Pakistan.
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But some shopkeepers respond by not selling at all, believing prices will eventually rise again as the sanctions bite.
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Broadcom said its bid would automatically rise again to $82 if Qualcomm failed to complete its purchase of NXP.
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She is keeping her British bank account open because she hopes that one day the pound will rise again.
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Trade sources said the white premium could rise again as Indian exports slow, tightening global availability of white sugar.
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Muguruza's desire to rise again is unmistakable, apparent in her nervous energy and eagerness to play the next point.
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The rest of "Gold" obeys a wave pattern, as the hero's fortunes soar and dip, only to rise again.
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Expect their totals to rise again when the results of this year's writers' ballot are announced on Jan. 18.
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But recently, the Fed balance sheet has been on the rise again, in response to demand for bank reserves.
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General Abrams also warned Congress about the need for an upgrading of intelligence gathering assets if tensions rise again.
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So once China lifts the restrictions, many experts fear the number of infections there will begin to rise again.
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But it's trying to rise again, learning from, while also competing with, the younger Frieze Art Fair (in May).
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Will the non-tariff barriers that were lowered during Britain's membership of the EU rise again when it pushes off?
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But when they started to rise again, they did so on average twice as fast in our cities as nationally.
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Permian area storage levels could rise again in mid-203, weakening Midland prices, before other pipeline projects begin, analysts said.
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Every time, as a joke, my fiancé honks repeatedly, whoops and yells out the window, ''The South will rise again!
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At the same time, Chinese hacking may be on the rise again for reasons that are quite internal to Beijing.
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The U.S. birth rate is finally on the rise again, and millennials want to make sure their children are superior.
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Lower mortgage rates were expected to help, but after falling during much of April, mortgage rates began to rise again.
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Further, any OPEC and Russia production cut would automatically qualify as spare capacity to be called whenever prices rise again.
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Lower mortgage rates throughout the summer helped boost pending sales, although rates did start to rise again slightly in September.
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This number had spiked to 6,000 in September and many believe the figure will rise again as the spring approaches.
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Stainless production, and therefore nickel consumption, is expected to rise again this year, albeit at a slightly less stellar pace.
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That's why some people who may see a tax cut in 1203 could see their taxes rise again by 2120.
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That's why some people who may see a tax cut in 2019 could see their taxes rise again by 2027.
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Did Bowie believe that he, like Lazarus, would rise again, or only that he would live on through his music?
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For a while it seemed like New York's annual circus might not rise again, but the big top is back.
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Panashe Chigumadzi is the author of "These Bones Will Rise Again," a book about the coup that deposed Robert Mugabe.
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But as CNN reports, two weeks after Hong Kong lifted restrictions, the new daily case rate started to rise again.
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In sum, our budget policymakers are putting the United States economy in peril unless interest rates never ever rise again.
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Once cases begin to rise again, authorities will most likely have to mandate social distancing once again — a second lockdown.
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Asbestos kills nearly 28503,22019 Americans every year and, since it is still not banned, imports are on the rise again.
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"In the long run we'll probably have to raise our predictions of sea level rise again," Willis told NBC News.
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But it could also lead to a more fragile agreement, which could fall apart quickly should trade frictions rise again.
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However, gains in Asia saw the MSCI regional and global stocks gauges rise again towards last week's six-week highs.
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Investors are watching for signals from the central bank, which will meet on Thursday, about how soon rates will rise again.
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Could Trump alone enforce aggressive policing tactics and cause incarceration rates to rise again after a few years of slight declines?
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And his end-of-term approval ratings may be on the rise again following his latest visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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" It concluded, "James Scott is the silent leader that enables crumbling economies to rise again and hopeless corporate organizations to thrive.
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As the price for fuel is likely to rise again in the future, this will also benefit carriers and consumers. [NASA]
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Jesus Christ Superstar, the beloved rock musical, will rise again after years of being a favorite of high school theater groups.
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Perhaps global inflation will rise again from its grave, in which case weaker central banks may struggle to kill it off.
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"Exports will recover and rise again," he says, saying the an improvement was already underway although it was not evident everywhere.
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For over a year, Trump had repeatedly been politically pronounced dead, only to rise again, defying every expectation in the process.
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Technology sector stocks were set to rise again on Wednesday, with Apple Inc gaining 2.1% and Microsoft Corp about 1%. Salesforce.
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A gauge of new orders rose to 11.1 from 9.6 in the previous month, suggesting output may rise again next month.
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The average selling price was negatively affected by highly competitive markets, Frederiksson said, adding that prices are unlikely to rise again.
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Yet, in spite of these victories, much remains to be done if Nigeria is to rise again on the African continent.
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Now, however, interest rates are on the rise again, which could mean that owing lots of money will get more expensive.
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Global long-term bond yields jumped after the ECB indicated it may begin tightening policy last month and may rise again.
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While they did take a step back last week, as bond yields dropped, they are on the rise again this week.
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But since then, Yellen has declined to resume any hikes and signaled it could be some time before rates rise again.
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But global stocks are expected to rise again through 2018 as OPEC compliance deteriorates and supply from non-OPEC sources increases.
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For that reason, many Americans who may see a tax cut in 2019 could see their taxes rise again by 2027.
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"We know the need has not decreased and we are eager to see the number of admittances rise again," Herbert said.
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Many designers say that antiques will rise again but, after nearly two decades of decline, few are willing to predict when.
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Then they plug me in, whack a thousand volts up my arse, and I rise again like a fucking Terminator messiah.
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However, US energy consumption hit a record high last year, and emissions are on the rise again after years of decline.
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PD's popularity is back on the rise again — currently polling around 24% from the 19% it secured at the last election.
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Azarenka, once No. 19913, is on an extended break after pregnancy, but she is quietly yet fiercely determined to rise again.
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He worked very hard to bring the country back together and actively opposed all the "the South will rise again" movements.
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There will now be new polls next week and thereafter and my guess right now is that Bloomberg will rise again.
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While businesses in Nigeria are having trouble getting hold of dollars, the countries foreign exchange reserves are on the rise again.
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A new report from the American Heart Association shows that heart disease is on the rise again in the United States.
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At smaller employers in the city, the minimum increased to $13.50 from $12, and will rise again to $15 on Dec.
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The Walkers rise again, and the Night's Watch leader Jon Snow (Kit Harington) wants to make common cause with the wildlings.
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However, after January, demand for the product tapered off and didn't begin to rise again until the next holiday season, he said.
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The EU border agency expects illegal migration will rise again in 2018, potentially turning migration into a more pressing issue for Sanchez.
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"Perhaps, one day, we will rise again and together cover all the angles once more," today's message by the Vyclone team said.
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Capital expenditure and operating decisions will continue to raise demand for oil in the medium term unless and until prices rise again.
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At first, both white and black neighborhoods saw a dip, but the numbers in black neighborhoods took far longer to rise again.
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Fallen mobile phone giant Nokia is about to (attempt to) rise again next year with new phones — this time based on Android.
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The pound fell as much as 0.7 percent early on Thursday to $1.3241, but by 0830 GMT had started to rise again.
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Fascinating to see nations rise, fall & rise again in their yearly emissions*See how the UK dominates the C19th & US the 20th.
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By contrast, my prediction is that the price of oil will rise again in 2016 to as much as $20163/barrel. Why?
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We all know that price will rise again, and when it does the public will demand that Congress do something about it.
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Keidanren calculates that a third of wage increases are absorbed by social-security payments, which are due to rise again in October.
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These days, if you don't have military credibility, in a world where authoritarian powers are on the rise again, it won't work.
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Temperatures will rise again on Thursday as the high pressure system's center moves off of New England and toward the Canadian Maritimes.
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However, we expect ADIA assets to rise again in 2017, when the ADNOC dividend should be sufficient to cover the budget deficit.
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We'll also be exploring themes of heartbreak, loss, and home, and where those intersect with our ability to rest and rise again.
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Where have all those employees gone, and how quickly will they come back if and when oil and gas prices rise again?
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No one was looking for a savior who would suffer, die and rise again to offer redemption from sin and eternal life.
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A 10-year look at more than 600,3033 children comes at a time when anti-vaccine suspicion is on the rise again.
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But they said that the death toll could rise again because more than 643 people had been injured, 264 of them seriously.
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After Nixon's resignation and the end of the Vietnam War, complaints about tribalism declined steadily, only to rise again in the 1990s.
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If the United States economy keeps heating up, the Federal Reserve may increase interest rates aggressively, and the dollar could rise again.
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Over time, the value of those shares would rise again and I'd be in a better position because I owned more shares.
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Workers can expect their costs to rise again in 2020, according to a separate report from the National Business Group on Health.
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However, after a brief drop, inflation expectations have started to rise again after a series of higher-than-expected consumer price index prints.
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A surprise build in gasoline inventories fed concern that crude stocks may begin to rise again, sapping some strength from the recent rally.
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This year, prices will probably rise again, maybe as much as 5 to 10 percent in some areas, NCTA spokesman Doug Hundley said.
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Volatility may rise again on Friday on account of "quadruple witching", as investors unwind interests in futures and options contracts prior to expiration.
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Because of health, overall spending is set to rise again, yet almost all other departments will continue to endure flat or falling budgets.
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But it could also mean that the Starks will rise again, especially if these siblings link up with Jon Snow and Sansa Stark.
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That forces companies to cut back on their capital expenditure, reducing growth in supply until prices rise again and the cycle begins anew.
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Earlier this year Timbuktu seemed to quieten down, but violence and lawlessness has been on the rise again in the last few months.
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Under Mr. Cuomo's plan, wages for such jobs will rise, again, to $9.75 next month at nearly three-dozen campuses across the state.
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U.S. shale production could also stabilize and start to rise again if oil prices remain at or above the $50 per barrel level.
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Although the river has gone down, it could rise again as more rain is expected in the area, according to the Associated Press.
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The comments came as worries about China's debt are on the rise again as Beijing ramps up efforts to support the slowing economy.
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"It was more than a building; it was a place of life and history and it will rise again," said Ms. Milich, 86.
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Repatriation and prosecution could serve America's own long-term goals of defeating the jihadist enterprise and ensuring that it does not rise again.
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Speaking to Business Insider, Weir expressed a fear that is now widespread across Northern Ireland that violent sectarianism is on the rise again.
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Just as American businesses begin to breathe again and corporate investment and U.S. productivity begin to rise again, she submits this terrible idea.
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However, the EU border agency expects illegal migration will rise again in 2018, potentially turning migration into a more pressing issue for Sanchez.
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It's an ultimately optimistic take from someone who believes the South will rise again not by reasserting the past, but by transcending it.
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As the weather improves, the number of refugees trying to reach European shores has begun to rise again, with dozens arriving every day.
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U.S. shale production could also stabilise and start to rise again if oil prices remain at or above the $50 per barrel level.
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And although volume has fallen, the decreases appear to have leveled off and there are some indications it may start to rise again.
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Crude oil was higher as Saudi Arabia's steady commitment to reduce production offset a report forecasting U.S. output would rise again this year.
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Tensions could easily rise again, so it remains hard for businesses to make long-term decisions about where to source or manufacture products.
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Mr. Prendergast said that he understood riders' complaints that subway service had worsened, even as fares are expected to rise again in March.
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The figure is expected to rise again in 26, thanks to the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, and WorldPride celebrations, slated for this June.
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The rise and fall — and possible rise again — of Marine Le Pen, France's answer to Donald Trump The rise and fall — and possible rise again — of Marine Le Pen, France's answer to Donald Trump Only a few weeks ago, the planets seemed to be aligning exceptionally well for Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate in the French presidential race.
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The Hawaii Volcano Observatory thinks that we might expect to see inflation return at the summit soon and the lake level to rise again.
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While much of this spending can be attributed to necessities like groceries and gas, consumer spending is on the rise again after the recession.
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Though that would be a fourth straight year of profit decline Next's earnings per share were forecast to rise again, thanks to share buybacks.
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It says the trend of people moving to the warmer states, which tapered off in the last decade, has been on the rise again.
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In the age of streaming and subscription-based movies and TV shows, a new study shows piracy is on the rise again, per Motherboard.
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The group also sang "Dixie" and left after chanting, "Russia is our friend, the South will rise again!" according to video of the event.
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After literal centuries of white supremacy in the US, a lot of people are angry that white nationalism could be on the rise again.
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It will rise again once the the first true ICOs — the true token sales that approach this with an eye on monetary management vs.
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"Russia is our friend" and "The South will rise again" were among some of the chants the group shouted out into the empty night.
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In the last four years, sales have stumbled and, while they have started to rise again, have not reached the same level as before.
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GoPro's revenue is expected to rise again in the current quarter – to between $153 million and $210 million from $183.5 million a year earlier.
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Papa, meanwhile, said he expected the market to find balance in six to 24 months, and shale would rise again after the industry restructured.
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"While the good news for household budgets continues, prices in store will eventually rise again," said Helen Dickinson, chief executive officer of the BRC.
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Economists say prices are expected to rise again this year as a result of the government's reforms, although Sisi said people were coping well.
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House flipping, which declined after the financial crisis in 2008, is on the rise again, thanks to low interest rates and rising home prices.
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Tice, who's known for running the Prudent Bear Fund before selling it to Federated in 2008, predicts stocks could sharply rise again in 2018.
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Lyft's costs went down in the first half of the year, but may rise again by the end of the year, the report said.
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"In the long run we'll probably have to raise our predictions of sea level rise again," Willis told the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Intel shares sank 10 percent in the last month, but Bapis says the name is a leader within the semiconductors, poised to rise again.
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Many politicians believe, however, that numbers will rise again once new routes open up, for example when migrants start crossing from Libya to Italy.
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In his "Paths in Utopia," Buber says a good and great idea will rise again when idea and fate meet in a creative hour.
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Once COVID-19 cases begin to rise again in any area, authorities would most likely have to mandate social distancing again — a second lockdown.
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Is the rise of a new crop of leaders with authoritarian tendencies in existing democracies a sign that fascism is on the rise again?
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Low mortgage rates are fueling that heat, giving buyers more purchasing power and more incentive to hurry into a home before rates rise again.
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Everyone should have equal opportunity to rise beyond the station of their birth, and to rise again if they have a life-altering setback.
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As the labor market strengthens and incomes rise again, and as housing stock builds out, parents may no longer need to help their children.
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Our estimates show deaths rising faster than ever — up about 19 percent in 2016, and all evidence suggests they will rise again in 2017.
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Still, she has hope the Resistance will rise again — she says as much to Rey as they're leaving Crait together on the Millennium Falcon.
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With the dollar and bond yields on the rise again and China's yuan on the slide, investors are wondering whether the rally could falter.
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But the critique of American priorities that the professionals would like to see buried by association with his misconduct — that critique will rise again.
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In the United States, energy use hit a record high and greenhouse gas emissions started to rise again in 2018 after years of decline.
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You are reminded of how the batons are often swung with two hands; the arms rise and fall and rise again, with obscene frequency.
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As academic papers began to appear on the "French renaissance", analysing how a once-mighty nation could fall and rise again, Europe reaped another benefit.
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"Pelosi standing and palms-up gesturing for the women to rise again and take in the applause" was a gesture Wood said caught her eye.
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With prices for diesel and jet fuels low, many traders are happy to have the extra time in the hopes that prices will rise again.
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Each time the hedge funds have amassed a large short position oil prices have fallen, only to rise again when the shorts are closed out.
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Their outlook: The investment bank thinks equity allocations will "remain relatively stable" in 2020 as economic growth stabilizes and interest rates start to rise again.
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But Robert McTamaney, a lawyer with Carter, Ledyard & Milburn, said if companies believe prices will soon rise again, taking an impairment is the wrong move.
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Indeed, after falling in the initial aftermath of Mr Trump's victory, yields on 10- and 30-year Treasuries are on the rise again (see chart).
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If women move en masse to have children at older ages, the rate will fall, then rise again as the average age of childbearing stabilises.
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Without continuing research into new insecticides to use with bednets, says Mr Gates, deaths from malaria could rise again, as high as 1m a year.
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One in particular, Koyle's "Republican elephant" dream, predicted an elephant, embodying the Republican Party, stumble to its knees during an election and never rise again.
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Others say it could take years for prices to rise again as the global economy slows and new supply comes online from countries like Iran.
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McCafferty, who voted to raise interest rates in June, was looking to vote for a quarter-point rate rise again in August, the newspaper said.
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In volatile markets, buying the dip is an investing strategy to purchase stocks at a discount when they fall, betting that prices will rise again.
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I think with more women guests and co-host who could add some political nuance (hi Janet Mock), The Amber Rose Show could rise again.
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Spending on defence and security, has grown from 7% of GDP in 2012 to 10% in 2015, and is set to rise again in 2016.
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The iPad Pro is finally proving its worth (sales are finally on the rise again, too) and the Photos app is what's leading the way.
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Having medical costs go down at the beginning and then rise again when employees abandon the gadget is not the ideal outcome for any company.
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The public's collective boner for the rise-and-fall-and-rise-again arc of child stars like Culkin made us newsworthy to blogs and tabloids.
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Absent subsequent rounds, there is no obvious reason why prices should rise again, and thus no reason why the future rate of inflation should increase.
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Authorities said they were expecting waters would rise again and peak at 160 cm - past the emergency level that sets off sirens in the streets.
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On the other hand, the debt concerns caused Italian government bond yields to rise again after they had declined to one-week lows on Monday.
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They were beginning to rise again when I bought a three-bedroom place at the Riviera with a view out over the George Washington Bridge.
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Azarenka, twice a Wimbledon semi-finalist, is on the rise again, though, and while approaching 30, she feels she is playing as well as ever.
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But in city after city during the 1918 flu pandemic, giving up on such measures early consistently caused flu cases and deaths to rise again.
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But though he had dealt the age-old bureaucratic system of China a terrible blow, he knew that it could rise again from the ashes.
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Global dividends broke new records in 2017, according to asset management group Janus Henderson, and at this run rate will probably rise again in 2018.
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Ebola cases in a still ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, for example, have plateaued several times only to rise again, he noted.
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Indeed, the ECB still expects inflation to fall back to around 1% in the first half of the year before starting to gradually rise again.
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One final question: What, if any, United States military presence should remain in Iraq to help make sure the Islamic State does not rise again?
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Peruse any crypto-focused forum and the narrative you'll find is that bitcoin is merely on sale for a minute, and will rise again later.
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"I think a kind of mega music video is on the rise again because there's so many valid outlets for motion images now," he said.
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He tends to characterize troubled companies in one of two ways — as either "falling angels," which eventually rise again, or as "falling knives," which don't.
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The challengers are being outspent, but we'll see if they can win by making an argument for sanity and rejecting the "South Will Rise Again" ethos.
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It's too soon to know if they will continue to decline or will rise again, but measuring success by those numbers is shortsighted and wrong-headed.
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With fuel prices beginning to rise again, the days of widespread cheap flights at home may be numbered—even if new bargains emerge across the Atlantic.
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However, the U.S.-based consultancy questioned whether the first-quarter's "credit-soaked" recovery was sustainable, noting riskier types of shadow banking were on the rise again.
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The Obama White House just announced that health care premiums will rise again this year for millions of Americans by an almost unbelievable 25% under Obamacare.
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Premiums on exchanges increased by about 25 percent from the year before in 2017 and are expected to rise again next year, although not as drastically.
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"I think that we all want to come back, we all want to rise again, and I'm just really excited to be able to share that."
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But then after spending years back home in the hills where he grew up—slowly, painstakingly, reworking his basic method of jumping, Kasai would rise again.
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The bad news is that since 2016 this kind of pollution has been on the rise again, reversing around a fifth of the gains since 2009.
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But Wednesday's report from the U.S. Commerce Department also showed building permits jumping last month, suggesting overall residential construction may rise again in the fourth quarter.
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And the withdrawal of American troops from Syria won't allow ISIS to rise again there either, despite the many alarm bells from status quo establishment thinkers.
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Since Hawaii's local counties were some of the first to pass ordinances to regulate chemicals companies, it will be the local activists who will rise again.
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The number of global cruise passengers is set to rise again in 2017 after several years of consecutive growth, according to the largest industry trade group.
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Discouraged workers — the millions who've left the labor force — might actually re-enter it, and workers could find their shrinking share of national income rise again.
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Wealth Matters House flipping, which declined after the financial crisis in 2008, is on the rise again, thanks to low interest rates and rising home prices.
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Go deeper: Global carbon emissions rise again — but more slowly Coal is projected to see a record decline in 2019 A half-empty glass on emissions
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If the query is extended to lifestyle, punk might align with the politics of AntiFa or the rise and fall and rise again of Hot Topic.
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It was yet to be seen whether the German economy would be hit hard by Brexit this year and the indicator could rise again next month.
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Is it the undulant grain of its massed form that makes It so confidently optimistic: the knowing it will rise again; or is it the togetherness?
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Should rates start to rise again, affordability will weaken further, but if they stay where they are now, or even fall, more homes will become more affordable.
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In February, Peter Altmaier, Merkel's chief of staff, said Germany deported a record 80,000 migrants denied asylum last year and that figure will rise again in 2017.
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Nonetheless, gains in Asia saw the MSCI regional as well as the broader global stocks gauges rise again towards last week's six-week highs hit last week.
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The firm considers that demand will rise again during the fourth quarter and oil prices could surge to $50 a barrel by the end of the year.
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As the market for irreverent, ongoing niche series grows through Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, it's possible that Portlandia and its brand of local color will rise again.
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Some 1.2bn people have been lifted out of extreme poverty since 1990, and there is no reason to think that the proportion of paupers will rise again.
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Thomas's tasteless joke hits a nerve at a time when nationalism, xenophobic public discourse and far-right parties are on the rise again in Germany and elsewhere.
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Persistent low interest rates from central banks risks creating "asset bubbles" which could pop if interest rates begin to rise again, Barclays CEO Jes Staley warned Thursday.
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Those caps, mandated by Congress, were as high as 211,211 in the early 211s, and many in the tech industry would like to see them rise again.
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For that reason, he needs not just to lose, but to lose by a wide margin, to be buried so deeply that Trumpism can never rise again.
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Volatility may rise again on as Friday, which marks the quadruple witching day, a day when investors unwind interests in futures and options contracts prior to expiration.
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Instead, they adopt a posture that seems to show disdain for those who honorably served on their behalf, especially those who fell and did not rise again.
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The rise, fall, and rise again of the Segway is also featured, as well as an explanation of why the fish crossed the road in Washington state.
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The latest reports show continued use of fossil fuel means global carbon emissions are expected to rise again this year following on from an increase in 2017.
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Analysts have warned it could rise again as a share of the economy, especially with the outcome of Brexit, and its impact on the economy, so unclear.
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It created Facebook pages like "Blacktivist," which praised the Black Panthers as fighters against the KKK and "South United," which called for the south to rise again.
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Although car sales are projected to rise again this year, the Chinese economy has been slowing down, which could extend to a slowdown in the car market.
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And if the internet imploded entirely, and the major newspapers folded and local news outlets disappeared (ugh...) too, the partisan pamphleteers would rise again in their wake.
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After years of paper-thin rosters forced by slash-and-burn, win-now policies early in the 2010s, the Oakland Raiders are finally on the rise again.
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According to Shafer, powerful men laid low by recent allegations can rise again, like Mel Gibson and other once-disgraced figures, if they play their cards right.
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There was a Confederate flag and a call for the South to rise again ... ... and a yellow "No Invaders Allowed" sign posted at the United States border.
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As we left Bumba, I sat on my stool on the prow, drinking instant coffee mixed into ginger broth, and watched the forest rise again around us.
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Tonight: Evening temperatures may briefly drop back into the 503s to around 50 but then rise again toward dawn, perhaps higher than our previous daytime high temperatures!
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Mr. Gordon, who lives in East New York in Brooklyn, said he was exasperated by frequent delays, especially since fares are scheduled to rise again in March.
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"Crypto capitulation is once again upon us, but before the markets can rise again we must pass through the darkest depths of despair," said crypto guru Jameson Lopp.
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Slusher said of the series finale, "I, for one, have a big smile on my face knowing this liberal garbage is over for good, never to 'rise' again."
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Four days into the investigation, the death toll for the attacks was lowered by around 100 -- a move Fonseka thinks was premature and believes may rise again later.
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Merkel urged other European countries to offer more help "because the numbers need to be reduced even further and must not start to rise again, especially in spring".
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The government's showdown with Apple may have been postponed, but the core issues at play will surely rise again as soon as the next "test case" comes around.
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"The new coalition government proposes measures which our economists see as likely to widen the budget deficit and lead Italy's national debt to rise again," Goldman Sachs said.
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Obama said Friday that the investments would put the United States in a "much stronger position" in the coming decades, particularly if oil prices start to rise again.
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And although her future is far from clear, Ms. Curnew, like many of the evacuees, is already skeptical about promises from politicians that Fort McMurray will rise again.
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But the deficit has started to rise again after former prime minister Theresa May relaxed her government's grip on public pay and promised big increases in health spending.
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That, combined with allowing states to set their own rules, creates a serious risk that emissions, which had been falling, could start to rise again, according to environmentalists.
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However, while Muslim and Syrian refugees have seen their admissions rise again since February 3, non-Muslim admission reductions have continued apace even after the ban was overturned.
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Just look at Hong Kong: After a month of strong control measures, including social distancing, cases are on the rise again, perhaps fueled by residents returning from abroad.
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But if history is a guide, conservatism will rise again under a new Democratic president — featuring the same concerns about overweening government, accelerating social change and American decline.
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And the number of coronavirus infections has skyrocketed by almost 60% between Monday and Tuesday to nearly 5,000, and was expected to rapidly rise again by Wednesday morning.
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And the number of coronavirus infections has skyrocketed by almost 60% between Monday and Tuesday to nearly 5,53, and was expected to rapidly rise again by Wednesday morning.
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And the number of coronavirus infections has skyrocketed by almost 60% between Monday and Tuesday to nearly 5,000, and was expected to rapidly rise again by Wednesday morning.
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McCafferty, who voted to raise interest rates in June, added that he was minded to vote for a quarter-point rate rise again in August, the newspaper said.
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Now, the island's budgetary health would rise again to a projected $3.4 billion surplus by 2023 under the new estimates, as the destruction is also bringing disaster aid.
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Hopper told me they were almost $900 at the time, but might drop as low as $650 between now and April 23, when they are likely to rise again.
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That, according to its figures, is around $363 million in cash and cash equivalents but clearly it needs another megahit product or for the market demand to rise again.
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On my way out, I stop bySteve's Authentic Key Lime Pies, a local haunt on the same stretch where Brando's man in On the Waterfrontfalters only to rise again.
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South Florida residents and reptile experts know that once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without any additional help.
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Analysts warn that "oil volatility is set to rise again" as markets wait for a Chinese response to the latest US tariff threat, which could include purchasing Iranian oil.
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As tensions began to rise again between the pair, Asia asked Cardi what would happen if "you had to drop me," and Cardi bounced up, lunging towards her costar.
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Last fall, investors were faced with the end of the 203-year bond rally, and interest rates were expected to rise again, putting pressure on the value of bonds.
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But with time and the right leadership, the GOP can rise again and can be a party that challenges America to be better, to be great, and be conservative.
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"Brexit fears are on the rise again despite the recent deal to safeguard the UK's special status inside the EU and keep it from leaving," said Credit Agricole strategists.
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As commodity prices rise again, however, economic growth across emerging markets is accelerating and propelling faster increases in fuel demand and adding to the upward pressure on oil prices.
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Podemos could overtake the Socialists if it can negotiate a tie-up with United Left, which polls show is on the rise again after a severe defeat in December.
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But suffice it to say it's likely that under a Bloomberg administration small businesses will see their taxes begin to rise again, albeit slowly and mostly on higher earners.
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But this winter, as interest rates are set to rise again in the U.S. and local demand for funding intensifies, the squeeze has come earlier and harder than usual.
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But U.S. domestic distillate consumption is also forecast to rise again in 2017 after falling significantly in 2016 and 2015 which will tighten the supply-demand balance even further.
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Abadi's good intentions aren't enough: He needs to overcome extraordinary political and structural barriers in Iraq in order to solve the sectarianism that could allow ISIS to rise again.
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Go deeper: Poll: Battleground states support clean energy tax credits WMO: Carbon dioxide levels hit the highest recorded in human history Global carbon emissions rise again — but more slowly
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Mostly, the movie is an excuse to watch a beautiful, deviously clever female avatar as she is stripped naked, dolled up and repeatedly beaten down only to rise again.
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But prices would rise again once sales stopped and a release from the SPR would effectively be competing with U.S. producers, which Trump is unlikely to want to do.
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"The new coalition government proposes measures which our economists see as likely to widen the budget deficit and lead Italy's national debt to rise again," Goldman Sachs analysts said.
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On the other hand, Petronas raised its investment by 22025 billion ringgit ($210 billion) to 21 billion ringgit in 1753, and spending is expected to rise again this year.
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But if the dollar is going to rise again, they will have to rebuild belief on markets that they can deliver these higher rates without, say, a blowout in China.
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The Catalan government said that while temperatures are forecast to rise again on Thursday, the strong winds that helped the fire spread quickly late on Wednesday are expected to ease.
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Not that there was a pressing need for a return engagement, but just being able to reassemble the old gang-- this once -- was reason enough for "Zombieland" to rise again.
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Opportunist, incoherent and unmoored, the reactionary right will fail to deliver and conservatives will rise again from the rich institutional soil they value so much to check and channel change.
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But for those who were smart enough to catch on to Planes' raspy style of filth-rock, and awaited the day they might rise again, Prey is their just reward.
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Lichtman said Zambada arranged to break Guzman out of prison through a tunnel in 2015 because he "wanted Mr. Guzman's stature to rise again" and take the heat off himself.
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The crowd, at his visitation, funeral, and, now, subsequent after-party, were enamored with gospel singing, post-Easter cheers of "Ford to rise again," and a hefty amount of backslapping.
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For some producers, the high cost of stopping and restarting has spurred them to keep producing and put the surplus in storage, in the hope that prices will rise again.
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After that they began to rise again, by 173 percent per year among girls aged 10 to 14 years and by 7.1 percent among boys in the same age range.
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Bringing back captured jihadist volunteers is not a humanitarian obligation; it serves America's own long-term goals of defeating the jihadist enterprise and ensuring that it does not rise again.
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Kwade's show is titled "I Rise Again, Changed but the Same," a quote taken from the 17th-century Swiss mathematician Jakob Bernoulli, who was noted for his calculations of probability.
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" The tiki torch-lit, 10-minute rally Saturday night drew 40 to 50 protesters, who listened to fiery speeches, sang Dixieand chanted slogans such as "the South will rise again.
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During inflation, the temperature of the universe dropped drastically, before starting to rise again when the inflation ceased with the process called 'reheating'—leading to the ordinary Big Bang expansion.
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But Chelsea understood that dance music was on the rise (again) in America and instead of being bitter, she was hopeful that this would also mean more listeners for her.
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The river levels are expected to rise again as summer approaches and the dam releases to irrigate crops in and around Eagle Pass and to provide electricity for the town.
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After the global economy regained its footing following the last dip during 2008 financial crash, for example, "[e]missions started to rise again almost immediately," Mooney, Dennis and Muyskens write.
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But Hwang crashed out, colliding with a competitor, and the chorus of fans dropped an octave for a bar or two, only to rise again in its push of Lim.
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The surplus fell to 8.0 percent of economic output last year from 8.5 percent in 2016, but is expected to rise again to 8.3 percent this year, the IMF said.
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The analyst noted how the minimum wage increased by an average of 3.8 percent in 23 states last year and is expected to rise again in 22 states this year.
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Even after a big year for his portfolio and for stocks overall, Miller told his investors in a letter last week that he expects stocks to rise again in 2020.
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With Italy and Spain already ramping up 0.43 spending plans, and even Germany reviewing its long-standing conservative fiscal stance, debt could be on the rise again in the bloc.
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While mortgage rates did drop back slightly in November, they are still higher than they were one year ago, and the expectation is that they will rise again going into 2019.
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But following OPEC's production cuts, which kicked in at the beginning of this year, oil prices have been on the rise again, and are helping to lift the sector back up.
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In 2017, a spokesperson told BuzzFeed News, it gave more than $90 million, with some $60 million going to higher education — a number it expects to rise again substantially in 2018.
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That the (re)election of the first black president provided the clearest and most significant incentive to deliver black votes, however, does not mean that black turnout can never rise again.
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Similarly, if the overwhelming consensus in financial markets is to be believed, on December 22006th—almost exactly a year later—rates will rise again, to a target range of 22000-22.5%.
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Just because the garden was destroyed didn't mean it couldn't rise again, and just because the Kingdom now has to fight doesn't mean they have to leave their utopian vision behind.
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"After years of steady decline, child labor in agriculture has started to rise again in recent years, driven in part by an increase in conflicts and climate-induced disasters," it said.
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Thailand's battered stocks recovered ground on Friday on hope for a smooth transition and shares were likely to rise again on Monday, said Kasem Prunratanamala, head of research at CIMB Securities.
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"Chelsea understood that dance music was on the rise (again) in America and instead of being bitter, she was hopeful that this would also mean more listeners for her," Minerva wrote.
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One can quibble with some of the detail; perhaps the labour market participation rate can rise again, particularly if baby boomers find they don't have enough money with which to retire.
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"Now with less of that around, that brand is on the rise again, because there's less new bands coming out with that kind of branding, because of the Internet," he added.
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The ECB loosened restrictions on the assets it could purchase and President Mario Draghi gave a dovish press conference where he said the level of purchases could rise again if needed.
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A new study suggests that slowly but steadily shedding pounds each week can be more beneficial for long-term weight loss than seeing your weight drastically drop, only to rise again.
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But in the past year, calls for the use of capital punishment have started to rise again, heightened by the trial of Elor Azaria, a sergeant in the Israel Defense Forces.
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And O'Reilly would likely be open to taking a sizable pay cut if it means having a conservative/populist platform to rise again instead of leaving on anything but his terms.
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Stock markets are booming, oil prices are on the rise again and the risks of a rapid economic slowdown in China, a major source of concern a year ago, have eased.
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On this holy day, instead of shrinking into the safety of faith, we should, as Dr. King did, bear the burdens of the less fortunate and rise again to serve humanity.
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Mr. Yevtushenko went on: I turn to our government with a plea:To double,And triple the guard at the grave siteSo Stalin does not rise again,And with Stalin, the past.
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Global stock markets remain rattled by uncertainty stemming from the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, with reports suggesting that tensions could rise again as Washington contemplates imposing more tariffs on Beijing.
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But the financial crisis "hit Europe when birthrates in many countries had just started to rise again," said Michaela Kreyenfeld of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Rostock, Germany.
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However, even with these efforts, students will still have to find ways to pay the annual $50,850 tuition, and the board can't guarantee it won't rise again in fall of 2020.
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Operating margins are projected to decline from the average of 7% in the past three years to 4% in FY18 but rise again to 0003% by the end of the forecast period.
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As would we all, if we were the sole proud survivors of a people murdered by haunted dolls, who have just been waiting for their moment to rise again and taste blood!
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Since then, Kuroda has repeatedly signaled that he is not contemplating an early exit, and that the pace of government debt purchases could rise again as easily as it has fallen recently.
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The processing payments went down at the end of 2015, spurring rePlanet's closures, but Oldfield said the subsidies have gone back up since then and are set to rise again in July.
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But runways this season indicate hemlines are on the rise again, whether you like it or not, and ironically the leg-bearing trend is coming at us via the fall-winter collections.
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Read more: The US is blaming Iran for devastating drone strikes in Saudi Arabia as tensions with Tehran rise again after a stressful summerThe US strategic oil reserves holds 630 million barrels.
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"I think the total of China's carbon dioxide emissions will rise again in coming years," said Jiang Kejun, a senior researcher at the Energy Research Institute of China's main economic planning agency.
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He soon came to believe that Einhorn, after taking advantage of the sell-off he had prompted, then bought back his stock and completed the short, figuring that it would rise again.
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After Harry saves Wormtail's life in the third book he worries he'll have inadvertently helped Voldemort rise again — and after the events of book four, this certainly seems to be the case.
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The statues, which from one perspective might be construed as the effigies of losers, are from the perspective of white nationalists inspiring signs that the struggle continues, that Dixie will rise again.
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Chinas fuel distributors and consumers have most likely taken advantage of lower prices to boost the amount of products held at fuel depots and in end-user tanks before prices rise again.
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"The Waiting Game," composed just after the recent presidential election, began with generalities ("We'll suffer through/And rise again") and gradually got more pointed ("The highest ceiling made of glass/Still unbroken").
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"Hate is on the rise again, and we're at a defining moment again in American history," said Biden, who served as vice president to the United States' first black President Barack Obama.
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Mr. Jones, who was appointed to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board by Mr. de Blasio, said the discount program was urgently needed, especially since fares are expected to rise again in March.
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But a fast-spreading outbreak in Oklahoma City confirmed public health data showing syphilis on the rise again in the United States, spreading as a consequence of the heroin and methamphetamine epidemics.
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Research from the Bank of England suggests that a fall in the value of the pound leads to higher overall demand for banknotes, as buyers bet that sterling's value will subsequently rise again.
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It may be a long time before villains like them come around again, but time itself is a cycle that allows people to forget and villains like them to rise again and again.
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Santee Cooper's Chief Executive Officer Lonnie Carter urged the U.S. government to invest in energy and noted that the country could be caught off guard if sluggish electricity demand began to rise again.
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In bond markets, U.S. Treasury yields edged higher on fears that overseas yields could rise again, and as foreign investors held off on buying U.S. government debt ahead of Friday's U.S. jobs data.
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It didn't rise again until about 33, he says, when "very sweet mixed drinks" that went down easy and would mess you up with sugar and alcohol at the time became more popular.
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Nonetheless, bond investors are once again questioning whether yields - which have an inverse relationship to the price - can go lower still, or whether we'll see a snapback as inflation begins to rise again.
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"Political quarrels outside the trade arena could jeopardise the success of the trade talks... This is causing risk aversion to rise again," said Esther Maria Reichelt, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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But in 2016 the government grew alarmed about an economic slowdown and allowed infrastructure spending to rise again (infrastructure is pollution-intensive because of the amount of cement and steel used in construction).
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They had a powerful empire, and now they have been driven into the dark corners of the world where they plan to rise again; they want to fulfill their destiny as a people.
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But its politicians' promises to boost the resettlement of refugees have not been kept: quotas fell from 4503,000 in 2012-13 to 13,750 in 2014-15 (although numbers are due to rise again).
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If gasoline prices continue to rise in 2018/19, the vehicle-sales mix will likely switch back towards smaller and more fuel-efficient models, and fuel-economy ratings will start to rise again.
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No two situations are the same, of course, but if the timing of this SFC investigation is any guide, there are plenty more undead listings that could rise again to torment the living.
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Uncounted thousands more evacuees are staying with relatives or friends, or have crowded into hotels, while their homes molder, insurance adjusters crisscross the region and, in some downstream communities, the floodwaters rise again.
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Firefighters have used several days of cooler, damper weather across much of the continent to try to gain control of more than 100 blazes still burning before temperatures rise again from mid-week.
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"It's not possible to consider the fall in the price of the dollar as a recovery ... it is expected to rise again after the proposed period for buying the dollars through the banks".
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But the United States' carbon emissions may soon be on the rise again, as Pruitt revealed in his Sunday interview that Trump's executive order will review, rescind, or revise several federal environmental protections.
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In the past, the MTV awards show has gifted Yeezus with many opportunities to rise again: There's that time he gave a rousing inspirational speech that turned into an announcement of his presidential ambitions.
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Countries like Malaysia, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia are facing pressure to cut their subsidies for heating and transportation fuel (for budget reasons), but overall, these subsidies are on the rise again around the world.
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As to how the police crisis affects drug lords, "this is a momentary victory on your part," the police chief said, expressing fears that use of methamphetamine, locally known as "shabu," may rise again.
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If the situation reverses and US rates start to rise again, middle market pricing could come under renewed pressure as investors that buy loans for bigger companies chase yield in smaller middle market deals.
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Speaking after meeting President Muhammadu Buhari and Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, the oil minister, incoming OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo said on Tuesday he had been told Nigeria's oil production was "beginning to rise again".
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But new research suggests that we should be paying even more attention to our bowel health because, after decades of declining rates, colon and rectal cancers are on the rise again in younger people.
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Still, the situation remains precarious, with an average shortfall in national power supply that Ammari said stood at about 1,400 MW. Temperatures are likely to rise again in August, increasing demand for air conditioning.
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With the subway reaching its highest ridership levels since 215, much of the aging system is plagued by crowding and delays, even as subway and bus fares are expected to rise again in March.
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Some Islamic State fighters still hold out in Syria's remote central desert and in Iraqi cities they have slipped into the shadows, staging sudden shootings or kidnappings and awaiting a chance to rise again.
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With news that she&aposs turning over the keys to 29-year company veteran Arvind Krishna, the exec that orchestrated IBM&aposs $34 billion Red Hat acquisition, the stock is on the rise again.
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Dublin expects corporate tax receipts to rise again in 2020 before plateauing and at some point falling as new global rules under consideration are introduced on how and where big internet companies pay tax.
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Fire officials said temperatures were expected to rise again during the week and the next major flashpoint would come by Thursday, but it was too early to gauge the likely severity of the threat.
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From Sullinger's perspective, you can understand it: He views a regular role on the Raptors as a stepping stone to a big pay day next summer, when the salary cap is set to rise again.
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The ILO thinks that unemployment will rise again in the coming years, and it is also anxious that the progress made in reducing the number of those who work but remain in poverty will stall.
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Campbell said this would not initially be a problem for consumers, but, she said, low savings and a lack of retirement planning could lead to more bankruptcies if rates rise again this year as expected.
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The invasion also has forced nearly 100,000 people to flee their homes amid concerns that IS might take advantage of the chaos and try to rise again after its defeat in Syria earlier this year.
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He predicts that China's economic growth will fall to 4.4 percent in 2019 and will not rise again to the heady heights of 10 percent seen in past decades, and that demography is one reason.
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The dollar rose on Monday, supported by a rise in U.S. Treasury yields, as traders waited on an impending Federal Reserve meeting for clues on whether U.S. interest rates could rise again by year-end.
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Simultaneous with and in response to the rise of rationalism (and nationalism), the surging of terror into the streams of story can remind us, all too chillingly, of how fear can rise and rise again.
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The song's "lack of sentimentality, and the fierce feeling — so much more potent now than even when it was written — that the country will rise again" had her dissolving into tears yet again, she said.
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As the wrangling begins over how to pay for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's ambitious new subway rescue plan, officials offered news on Wednesday that was unlikely to make riders happy: Fares will probably rise again.
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As we saw with the fall and then rise again of Uber, and the persistent success of companies such as Warby Parker, which value giving back, we're seeing other factors play into companies' long-term success.
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The lizards fell from nearby trees after entering a vegetative state to wait out the colder temperatures — once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without help.
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Although in the past four years spending on drugs by patients and private insurers has barely budged, an annual report published on June 20th by PwC, a consultancy, forecasts that it is about to rise again.
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Britain's budget deficit has shrunk to just over 1% of GDP in the last financial year from nearly 10% a decade ago, but official budget forecasters predicted in March that it will rise again this year.
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As the Empire rose, he lost all his friends, fell from the rank of general to the role of hermit, and concealed the true nature of evil in his attempt to make the Jedi rise again.
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Wall Street stocks set records on Friday and looked set to rise again, with U.S. stock futures up 0.1 percent, but U.S. markets will be mostly closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King Day holiday.
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ISTANBUL, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Turkish government measures will bring food inflation down temporarily but prices will rise again if structural issues in the agriculture sector are not solved, Turkey's main business lobby TUSIAD said on Wednesday.
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Back in January, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the U.K.'s independent fiscal watchdog, projected that U.K. public debt will rise again from the 2030s onwards to nearly 250 percent of GDP by the 2070s.
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The former adviser to German chancellor Angela Merkel, saying that he hoped interest rates would eventually rise again, played down any threat of deflation or falling prices and predicted that a modest economic recovery would continue.
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He said Mr. Ghani and his coalition partner Mr. Abdullah were sending incompetent security commanders to the north to keep it weak so it could not rise again and overthrow the government, as it had before.
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Concerns about smoking were rekindled last year by a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which found that depictions or suggestions of tobacco use in top-grossing movies were on the rise again.
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"I ... think we shouldn't expect too much strength immediately after this announcement, since not that many people thought rates would rise again at this point," Glaux Metal consultant David Jollie told the Reuters Global Gold Forum.
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And yet, as the Terminator canon has taught us, the machines always rise again, and after nearly an hour of improvisational repairs, surrounded by a crowd of 200, "Border Crosser" extended once more to its full glory.
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Maybe it's because we're losing the men and women who actually lived through the horrors of nationalism and xenophobia imbued with the power and resources of nation states that their ugly heads are beginning to rise again.
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"For dollar/yen to see any sustained support, U.S. yields would need to stabilize and begin to rise again and Bank of Japan may be waiting with its teeth clenched for the Fed to act," he said.
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And from my work, I know that the Confederate rebel -- the first born of American racism is an intergenerational zombie, eagerly waiting for a host, a reason or rhyme to breathe again, rise again, and enslave again.
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Various positioning gauges compiled by banks indicate that selling sterling in anticipation of being able to buy it back later at a lower price — "shorting" — is on the rise again after a brief pullback earlier this year.
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And the question is this: Will the century ahead rise again from New York, Boston and the Northeast as it generally has since 1776, or will it rise now from Texas and the Jacksonian hills and heartland?
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Police killings in Rio then went up to 645 in 2015 and, some fear, appear set to rise again with many of the victims falling simply because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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China is on the rise (again) After three years of stagnation, mainland China — where many Western brands had opened too many stores and an economic slowdown had damped shopper confidence — finally appears to be in recovery mode.
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It's as if the dark thoughts I give silent voice to are quite literally holding me down, weights tied to my neck and clavicles, and as I indulge them I cut them and let myself rise again.
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Its urgency comes with waves: currently right-wing movements are on the rise again in Germany and Europe, and we have to continuously look at the past to learn from it for the future and future generations.
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Speaking at the World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem with dozens of other world leaders, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier expressed "sorrow" for the Holocaust and fear that the sentiments that preceded the genocide are on the rise again.
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The thermometer fell to 80 degrees in New York City overnight, and the National Weather Service predicted cooler temperatures at the start of the week, though it cautioned that temperatures could rise again by the coming weekend.
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Higher Indian imports had helped Malaysia reduce stockpiles in 2019, but stocks could rise again and prices could come under pressure if India curtails or stops imports, said a Mumbai-based dealer with a global trading firm.
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It's conceived as both a dance party and a performance, during which music DJed by Thomas Ian Campbell will stop 49 times; with each break, the performers will fall to the ground (and then, presumably, rise again).
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Despite his experimentation with a different form of storytelling, Lorre said he's been around long enough to see the sitcom pronounced dead before -- such as when "Friends" signed off 15 years ago -- only to see it rise again.
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Guedes' comments come as global trade war fears are on the rise again after the United States imposed a new set of tariffs on Chinese goods and negotiators entered a second day of talks looking for an agreement.
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Annual consumer price inflation slowed to 1.73 percent in April, but there were risks it could rise again, he said, notably linked to pressure on the rand currency in light of domestic political uncertainty and credit ratings downgrades.
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The country described by the president on Tuesday night in his final State of the Union address is the most powerful nation on earth and on the rise again, with more jobs, better health care and stunning innovation.
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A rush to take advantage of low oil prices to offer more seats and gain customers has also put ticket prices under pressure and threatened profit margins, especially as the price of oil is expected to rise again.
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"Fortunately I was able to remove some of my money prior to the market falling as a whole," says Sherman, who adds that he expects the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to rise again in the future.
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The dollar was on the rise again as growing expectations of a U.S. rate hike before the end of the year pushed up Treasury yields - the benchmark for the world's borrowing costs - to the highest since early June.
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Exports from Chinese producers grouped in the northern province of Shandong and in southern Guangdong province soared nearly 26 percent in 2250 to 2107,20163 tonnes, worth about $22016 million, and are on track to rise again this year.
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But miners have kept a lot of tonnage available for sale at spot prices because they hope prices will either rise again or at least stay strong for longer, as it takes time for production to pick up.
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Others have suggested they should be tried in federal court in the mainland U.S. While no decision has been made, the debate over these two prisoners presents the possibility that the prison population at Guantanamo could rise again.
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Off the Shelf It is easy to forget personal investing fundamentals when stock prices hit new highs one week, fall sharply the next and then rise again in no reliable pattern, as they have been doing this year.
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I think not only the good trade news, but the fact that bond yields have shown a propensity to rise again shows a big vote of confidence coming from the bond market, which is healthy for stocks too.
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"It looks unlikely that interest rates will rise again until after the UK leaves the EU in March 2019 given the major uncertainties that are likely to occur in the run-up to the UK's departure," Archer said.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Chinese demand for diesel will rise again this year after contracting for the first time in over a decade in 2016, buoyed as the world's No.2 economy shows signs of growth, traders and analysts said.
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Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said a fall in mortgage rates in late 2016 had not boosted activity as much as expected, and saw further headwinds for home-buyers now lenders' funding costs were starting to rise again.
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Over a million people fleeing conflict and poverty in the Middle East and Africa arrived in Europe last year, many coming via Turkey, and Bulgaria says migrant flows through its territory have been on the rise again since June.
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The BoE raised rates for the first time in more than a decade in November, and in February it said they might need to rise again more quickly than markets had expected, given the country's long-term productivity problems.
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Now, with similar trends on the rise again thanks to climate change, the researchers say that the US Southwest (which includes California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and parts of other states) is likely to experience medieval megadroughts again—and soon.
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HOUSTON, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Continental Resources on Monday said third-quarter Bakken shale production climbed to a record quarterly high of 167,643 barrels of oil equivalent per day, and would rise again next quarter as it completes more wells.
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But not only was I familiar with rebel flags and calls for the "South to rise again," I also saw my neighbors and classmates on free and reduced lunch struggling to find what my parents also fought for: opportunity.
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Three-quarters of German engineering firms are confident their exports to the United States will rise again this year, according to 200 responses the VDMA association collected in a survey in January and February that was published on Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The global average temperature will rise again next year but is unlikely to set a new record due to the cooling effect from the La Nina weather phenomenon in the Pacific, Britain's Met Office said on Thursday.
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Foreign holdings of Treasury bills hit a record high in December, foreign inflows into the stock market last year were the highest since 2010 and direct investment by foreign firms and private equity funds is on the rise again.
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RIGA, Latvia — Near midnight on the outskirts of the Latvian capital, close to 100,000 spectators joined 16,500 singers last week in a song about a mystical castle that is submerged when foreign powers hold sway only to rise again.
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The number of new primary FARA registrations grew to 102 in 2017 from 69 in 2016, and was on pace to rise again in 2018, according to figures from the Justice Department published by the law firm Holland & Knight.
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Interest in contemporary Indian art has begun to rise again, led by younger Indian buyers who are far more cautious than their speculative counterparts a decade ago, and by international museums and private collectors interested in diversifying their collections.
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Because Ólafsfjörður is very far north, the sun doesn't set during the summer; on the longest day of the year, in late June, the sun touches the horizon a little after 1 am and immediately starts to rise again.
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The sudden decline in the number of coaches may look startling, but Richard Lapchick, the director of the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida, said that number is bound to rise again.
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If the risk of recession recedes, prices will rise again, but for the moment traders are sending a signal to Saudi Arabia and U.S. shale producers on the need to curb output growth in the face of a likely economic slowdown.
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COPENHAGEN, May 10 (Reuters) - Negative interest rates could create a housing bubble in Denmark, leaving households exposed to the risk of unsustainable debts once borrowing costs rise again, the OECD said on Tuesday while cutting its growth forecast for the country.
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Republicans argue that it represents the beginnings of market failure: higher prices will deter healthy, young Americans from signing up, which means insurers will make further losses, which means prices will rise again and so on, until the system collapses.
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Sanofi posted slightly higher than expected fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday, helped by strong growth at its rare diseases Genzyme unit, and said it expected profits to rise again this year on the back of a revamped lineup of drugs.
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Trump's first few months in office set records for how few people were caught trying to enter the US from Mexico, something he continued to brag about even as apprehension levels began to rise again in summer and fall 22019.
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Weafer wrote that he expects a temporary drop in inflation to less than 10 percent by the end of March, but warned consumer prices could rise again in the second quarter if the ruble travels north of 80 against the dollar.
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Read More China's teapots eat into crude glut, but build Asian fuel surplus For some producers, the high cost of stopping and restarting production has also spurred them to keep pumping and hope prices will rise again soon, he said.
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Asia's imports from Iran are set to rise again in December after the U.S. granted temporary waivers to some countries, but is not known how much Iran will be able to export once the waivers expire around the start of May.
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After some decline in Hungary's trade surplus this year it could rise again from next year, partly because of new capacities in the automotive industry, and make the economy a net lender by next year, Takarekbank analysts said in a note.
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Producers of more expensive oil, including some from shale in America, will be driven out of business long before before Aramco is in trouble, its managers say; as global production falls and demand recovers, the price is bound to rise again.
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But, then, to his horror, the numbers began to rise again in the 1990s; under Putin it became clear that most Russians were not craving freedom or converging with their counterparts in the West; homo sovieticus was alive and well.
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But Sharapova could not rise again — despite occasional flashes of form, including a stirring first-round victory over second-seeded Simona Halep at the 2017 U.S. Open and a tour title in China at a lower-level event in October 2017.
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Donohoe expects corporate tax receipts to top 11 billion euros this year and rise again in 2020 before plateauing and at some point falling as new global rules under consideration are introduced on how and where big internet companies pay tax.
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Emoluments rise again All we really have when it comes to presidential self-dealing is a ban on what the Constitution calls emoluments -- those are titles or gifts from foreign or domestic governments beyond the salary all Presidents are paid.
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The suicide rate then dropped in 2016 and 2017, police figures show, only to rise again in the first 10 months of 2018, according to police figures that also show that suicides among those ages 403 and under more than doubled.
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"We expect demand to rise again on news that women will be allowed to drive," said a senior executive at Jeddah-based auto distributor Naghi Motors - whose brand portfolio includes BMW, Mini, Hyundai, Rolls Royce and Jaguar Land Rover models.
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Shell expects LNG demand to rise again in China this year as the world's second-largest importer of the super-chilled fuel extends a program to switch from coal to cleaner gas beyond the capital Beijing to large industrial cities, Hill said.
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Oil companies posted bumper profits in the fourth quarter, benefiting from rising crude prices and cost cuts made during the slump years between 2003 and 2200, but they have made it clear in recent months that they will not let costs rise again.
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Stock markets have sunk and soared in the first days of trading, falling on growing fears of a global slowdown and the economic hit of U.S.-Chinese trade tensions, only to rise again on good U.S. job numbers or encouraging Trump tweets.
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The yen and gold rose in tandem as investors took refuge in safe havens, though the latter remained on track for its biggest weekly decline in nearly six months on bets that U.S. interest rates will rise again in the coming months.
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A career diplomat since 1976, Borio spoke about the significant growth in ties and similarities between Silicon Valley and Brazil during the last decade, a stormy tide of a national political scandal beginning to ease and his prediction that Brazil would rise again.
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Now as oil prices rise again, the third-generation oil man is offering his only rig crew bonuses to drill wells as fast as they can, but says his company, Elevation Resources, will wait until next year to deploy a second rig.
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And just as my job was starting to rise again, my husband decided he had had enough of the rat race at a law firm and decided to go part time three days a week, and he did that for 10 years.
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Cities, islands, communities that are largely visited by tourists worldwide, holding respect for the resilience of that city or destination and inspiration that communities coming together to rise again is the same camaraderie and inner warrior spirit that a frequent traveler has.
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And when BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE quit the very next year, McCarthy was positioned to rise again.
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The old elite will surely rise again, but – presuming Spurs and Liverpool continue their advances – there are more of them now, and they not only have to contend with each other but with a flattened economy that isn't changing any time soon.
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"Like the heroes we lost on 9/11, their selfless acts provided light that helped guide us through our darkest hours and they allowed our city to rise again," said former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, chairman of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.
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In 1945, as the Allies liberated the Nazi death camps and the full barbarity of Nazi Germany was exposed to the world, no one would have predicted that Hitler's legacy of hate would so quickly rise again from the ashes of the Holocaust.
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And after decades of declines, deaths from cardiovascular disease are on the rise again, with 840,678 deaths recorded in 53, up from 836,546 in 2015, according to the association's annual report Heart and Stroke Statistics, published Thursday in the medical journal Circulation.
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"If the euro starts to rise again, these investors are going to have to come back and start buying euros again and you could see euro/dollar topside continue," said Michael Sneyd, global head of currency strategy at BNP Paribas in London.
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Several thousand workers have come back to work in recent months as the price of oil has begun to rise again, but energy experts say that between a third and a half of the workers who lost their jobs are not returning.
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If that is the case, much of the increase can be accounted for by a one-time shift in the location of stocks rather than a sustainable increase in consumption and it will likely unwind if prices rise again next year (tmsnrt.rs/2020XP8U7d).
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However, the country's Department of Industry also said in a report that the value of such exports would edge back to around A$238 billion in 2019-2020 even as volumes rise again, pulled down as growing global supply and concerns over demand pressure prices.
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The Fed raised rates last month to a range of 1 percent to 1.25 percent and market expectations are roughly of a 50 percent probability that interest rates will rise again before the end of the year, according to the CME's Fed watch data.
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In November 2005, Wayne landed his first cover story since the peak of the Hot Boys in 2000, with XXL in anticipation of Tha Carter II. "Cash Money's President Carter defies Hurricane Katrina, digs Trina and knows New Orleans will rise again" proclaims the tagline.
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The New York Fed also said it will introduce longer-term operations in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, giving firms a chance to borrow cash through the end of the year when investors and officials fear that money market volatility will rise again.
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Tariffs could rise again from 22019 percent to 25 percent at the beginning of the year, and prices for pet-care products are likely to increase again, if the United States and China fail to follow through on a tentative deal announced in early December.
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"Read more: The US is blaming Iran for devastating strikes in Saudi Arabia as tensions with Tehran rise again after a stressful summerIn his statement, he ruled out an attack emanating from Yemen, saying that "there is no evidence the attacks came from Yemen.
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Read more: The US is blaming Iran for devastating drone strikes in Saudi Arabia as tensions with Tehran rise again after a stressful summerThe drone strikes on Saturday were claimed by the Houthis through spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e on a Houthi-controlled TV station.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Investors betting billions of euros that the Czech central bank may end its policy of keeping the crown weak as soon as next month believe rebounding inflation may give the bank cover to let the currency rise again — and sooner rather than later.
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The New York Fed also said it will introduce longer-term operations in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, giving firms a chance to borrow cash through the end of the year when investors and officials fear that money market volatility will rise again.
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The one lesson America should have learned in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last 15 years is that unless governments reduce corruption, calm sectarian divisions, integrate all groups into the political process and deliver services to their citizens, extremists are sure to rise again.
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But in the past decade, as the government has moved to protect wetlands, and predators like pythons and eagles have declined, the population of vervet monkeys is on the rise again, said Jonathan Baranga, former professor of wildlife at Mbarara University of Science and Technology.
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Looking ahead, however, U.S. crude for the balance of 2215 was trading around $22021 a barrel and at $2221 for calendar 22022 on expectations demand will rise again with the return of economic growth as governments loosen travel restrictions after the coronavirus spread slows.
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Exploring the history and science of psychedelics, he tells of the rise and fall and rise again of our societal interest in these drugs, which are now thought to have many benefits, from helping with addiction to easing the terror of the terminally ill.
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Mozart's death becomes a kind of Passion, in which Salieri plays the role of Judas or Pontius Pilate, delivering the Son of God—"Amadeus" means "lover of God"—to the sacrifice from which he will rise again, in the religious rite of the concert hall.
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Yields should rise again despite weakness early in the year, although for the next few weeks they likely will be range-bound as investors wait to see results from the incoming Trump administration, said Justin Lederer, interest rate strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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In an updated forecast on Monday, the bank's own economists projected the key interest rate would remain unchanged through the first quarter of 2018, rise to 103 percent in the second quarter and rise again in the fourth quarter to bring the rate to 0.5 percent.
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BMW was the only German premium automotive brand to buck a downturn in demand in China and the United States last year, and reaffirmed it expected vehicle deliveries to rise again in 63 thanks to the rollout of new BMW 3-series, X5 and X7 models.
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BMW was the only German premium automotive brand to buck a downturn in demand in China and the United States last year, and reaffirmed it expected vehicle deliveries to rise again in 2019 thanks to the rollout of new BMW 3-series, X20153 and X7 models.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said most refugees from Syria and Iraq would go home once the conflicts there had ended and urged other European countries to offer more help "because the numbers need to be reduced even further and must not start to rise again, especially in spring".
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As in those books, the forces of light (kindness, empathy, inclusion) are arrayed against the forces of darkness (fear, rage and an authoritarian will to power) that are threatening to rise again after years of peace — a dynamic, many readers can appreciate, with particular resonance today.
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"At that moment the panic broke out because we had the cloud a few meters away from our stern, but thanks to my father who was at the helm we managed to get away just in time because then the cloud started to rise again," Schiera recalled.
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One of the most tantalizing stories surrounding the film, which will surely rise again during Oscar season, is that the movie's primary setting, a gorgeous designer house worthy of a spread in a shelter magazine, was actually built from scratch to accommodate Bong's meticulous camera work.
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" U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Kelly Craft, however, warned in a prepared statement Wednesday that Turkey's offensive "is undermining the campaign to defeat ISIS," and Pompeo told the Fox Business Network in an interview that Trump remains "committed to ensuring that ISIS does not rise again.
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The Brotherhood is not ISIS, but the reality of their being deeply embedded in the societies where ISIS or other such organizations have sought to take hold could be of paramount value if we are ever to be able finally to take down ISIS wherever it may rise again.
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Democrats would get affirmative Republican buy-in to making the law work for the first time and Republicans would be able to undo some of the damage their own policies have done to the law, lowering the risk that premiums will rise again this autumn right before the elections.
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The greenback shed over 20.1 percent against a basket of major currencies in the first quarter, as turbulent global markets and an increasingly cautious tone from the Fed pushed back expectations for when U.S. rates might rise again, after the first increase in almost a decade in December.
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The Airborne Laser May Rise Again But It Will Look Very DifferentThe Airborne Laser program can be tracked back to the Reagan years, and after billions in…Read more ReadBut according to Webb, things have changed and as technology has improved, the project could get off the ground soon.
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At a Thomson Reuters event on Friday, senior Bank of England official Gertjan Vlieghe said the central bank might need to cut rates almost to zero in the event of a no-deal Brexit, and it was not clear how long it would take for them to rise again.
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When that happens, consumers will realize they don't need so many me-too products around them, and as the interest rates begin to rise again and VC vintages are over, we may see valuations turn the current game much more "interesting" — or perhaps even a much less friendly term.
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The overall outcome of these shifts with respect to fertility was the postponement of childbearing: mean ages at first parenthood rise again, opportunities for childbearing are lost due to higher divorce rates, the share of childless ever-partnered women increases, and higher parity births (four or more) become rare.
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Mackenzie said an increase in insurance premium tax, which will rise again in June to 12 percent, a doubling of the rate from two years ago, was "inequitable, invidious, insidious, you name it, all of those", but AA had not raised insurance premiums on top of the tax rises.
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Read more: The US is blaming Iran for devastating strikes in Saudi Arabia as tensions with Tehran rise again after a stressful summerBut, the attack on Saudi oil facilities shook global energy markets, and in the aftermath, the president tweeted that the US was "locked and loaded" to respond.
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That presentation came on the heels of a news conference by a different set of scientists, who announced that current industrial emissions of greenhouse gases have not yet peaked — instead, they are likely to rise again in 2017, driven in part by a rebound in coal use in China.
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Friday will also be a big day for Portugal which is set to be reviewed by Moody's as market pressures rise again there.. Poland is also on its list, while Fitch rates Iceland which is lifting capital controls but has just taken two months to form a government. Jan.
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We can see that the relationship between Chinese trade and global trade shows an increasingly close and positive correlation trend However, the challenge appears at the same time is economic protectionism in some European and American countries rise again after the financial crisis, causing recent trade dispute and friction.
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As it rapidly transformed into a major party, the AfD has roused even more extreme factions from the shadows of German politics that push the limits of the country's strict laws against Nazi propaganda and hate speech, put in place to ensure that that kind of nationalism could never rise again.
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After declining sharply in 21625, the number of unaccompanied child immigrants apprehended at the U.S. southwest border appears to be on the rise again, a development that has the potential to reignite debate over what the United States should do about the plight of these young and vulnerable illegal immigrants.
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But oil executives also note that with the industry cutting investment in exploration and production by $250 billion last year, and $70 billion more this year, it is only a matter of time before demand outstrips supplies and prices rise again significantly, although not until 2018 to 2020 at the earliest.
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By the time Rhonda and Annika took that plunge over the balcony, leaving us with the kind of "someone died … tune in next season to find out who!" cliffhanger that drove viewers of "The Walking Dead" to distraction this year, it was hard to know if the show would rise again intact.
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In the following decade, the territory saw an influx of sawmills to process the logs felled in the swell of deforestation that peaked in the mid-1990s, according to satellite data collected since the 1980s, saw a sharp decline in the mid-2000s, and has begun to rise again under President Jair Bolsonaro.
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And despite the fact this trailer starts with a shot of his body and the words "he's gone," this is a world where the dead frequently rise again, and the juxtaposition of Melisandre de-robing just as someone covers what looks to be Jon Snow's eyes could suggest a bit of magic resurrection going on.
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"Following the announcement of an increase in prices in water, electricity and fuel, we expect inflation to rise again for several months and the monetary policy committee may lift rates for a short period in the autumn before then resuming the downward trajectory, as inflation falls," business and economic forecasting think-tank Signet Institute said.
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Around the same time as Trump's rise, the ADL data shows the number of anti-Semitic incidents begin to rise again after declining and leveling off in previous years: The jump from 123 to 2017 was, per the ADL, the largest single-year increase in the number of anti-Semitic incidents in its 40 years of collecting data.
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"We had the rig count flatten out a bit and start to rise again this year from the oil perspective, so you're going to continue to see oil production in the U.S. be fairly strong for an extended period of time here," said Rob Thummel, portfolio manager at energy investment manager Tortoise Capital in Leawood, Kansas.
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Before and after the attacks, those themes have not varied: Much of Islam is radically incompatible with French culture and society; Muslim immigrants represent a threat; French schools are crumbling under a mistaken multicultural outreach; the inherited corpus of French culture is in danger; and anti-Semitism is on the rise again, this time by way of Islam.
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Now, as oil prices rise again and the country's oil production rapidly expands, Ghana is on track to make a remarkable claim for a country mired in poverty not long ago: It is likely to have one of the world's fastest-growing economies this year, according to the World Bank, the African Development Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the Brookings Institution.
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Attended by the devoted Ruthi, who daily awaits his recovery as if anticipating the coming of the Messiah, he assumes the mythic stature of sleeping heroes like Charlemagne, King Arthur and King David himself, who, in an old Talmudic legend, will rise again with his warriors after millenniums of slumber to redeem the nation of Israel for the exiled Jews.
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After cooling off in 2014, home flipping is on the rise again — its share of all home sales is up 183 percent in the first three months of this year from the previous quarter and up 3 percent from the same period a year ago, according to a new report from RealtyTrac, which defines a flip as a property bought and resold within a 12-month period.
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You could give me the pymetrics test; you could give me an assignment; you could ask me to do a role-play; you could get me to meet the big bosses, boss — there was nothing I wasn't ready for because determination woke me up from my comfortable daydreaming and made me understand what it would take to rise again from the ashes of unemployment.
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The producers' bizarre and transparent attempts to deny Jon Snow's resurrection means that yes, of course, Snow will rise again and by hook or crook we'll finally learn what we have always known ( possible spoiler!): Jon is the son of Lyanna Stark and Daenerys's slain brother Rhaegar, and anyone who doubts it should save the rest of us the trouble and jump out the moon door right this minute.
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In "Old Tactic Gets New Use: Public Schools Separate Girls and Boys," Motoko Rich provides some context about the educational role of these schools: Single-sex education, common in the United States until the 19th century, when it fell into deep disfavor except in private or parochial schools, is on the rise again in public schools as educators seek ways to improve academic performance, especially among the poor.
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This graph shows that, with the line chart tracking flu deaths over time and the black and gray bars below showing when key social distancing measures were in place: In a lot of cities, similar premature pullbacks produced a lot of "double-humped epi curves," as Markel described them: Officials instituted social distancing measures, saw flu cases fall, then pulled back the measures, saw flu cases rise again, and reactivated the measures.
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The idea that if Mike Pence really listened to "Hamilton" he would stand up to Donald Trump … that Barack Obama's humanistic reading list was somehow in deep tension with his drone strikes … that had George W. Bush only discovered his talent for painting earlier he might not have invaded Iraq … these are conceits that can be rebutted (with Wagner or Céline or Nazis-at-the-symphony references) but always seem to rise again.
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Every time some kid up in court blames a heavy metal or rap song for what they did, the shadow of the panic will rise again Janisse: As gets mentioned in the book a few times, this kind of a panic resurfaced in the UK in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal and in both cases the idea of organized child abuse always somehow gets lumped in with a supernatural conspiracy in a way that undermines the charges.
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An increase in lead concentration coincided with Rome's victories in the Punic wars, against Carthage, the largest Phoenician colony, during in the third and second centuries BC. This was followed by a fall during the civil strife of the first century BC, a rise again when Augustus abolished the Republic and brought the pax Romana of the Empire, and another fall during the third century AD, when the state was engulfed once more by civil war, and also suffered invasion from the east.
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