I think Metlife is fine, but you have to expect a little rockiness.
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In spite of the market's rockiness, insurers are discovering their customers were loyal.
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Fears over a possible trade war with China and potential missile strikes on Syria have contributed to the rockiness.
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EMERGING markets have not been the same without Argentina, a country that embodies the promise and peril, the romance and the rockiness of the asset class.
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Despite the rockiness of the past week, the S&P 500 was down just 1.4 percent at 453,343, and the Dow was off 1.5 percent at 20,596.
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Leading up to the deadline, money raced out of prime funds into ones invested in government securities, and policymakers and some buyers grew anxious about long-term rockiness.
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So far this year, not a single company has been willing to make its market debut amid the rockiness, with the only one on the calendar — Elevate Credit, an alternative lender — ultimately postponing its deal.
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Source: Bespoke When looking at the performance of the market across every month, investors who survive the rockiness of August and September have been rewarded by a strong October, on average, and strong remainder of the year.
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Many other elements beyond national politics have been highlighted as potential contributors to the current rockiness of the deal's prospects, including the LSE's wish to tread carefully around its relationship with the Italian regulator; insider trading accusations levelled against Kengeter, which he has denied; strategic interference by motivated third parties such as Euronext and the European Commission; and the possibility for a better future for the LSE with another suitor.
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NASA has also been very quick to temper expectations from observers who think this might signal favorable possibilities in terms of the discovery of alien life – the likelihood is slim, and it's very early yet in terms of figuring out if the planets have other characteristics they share with Earth beyond rockiness and relative warmth owing to their placement in the so-called "habitable zone" of TRAPPIST-1 – like whether they even have atmospheres and the presence of water or other gases like oxygen.
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It is considered unsafe for swimming owing to its rockiness.
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"The audience kicked us in the teeth." Although changes were made to World News Tonight to restore its commitment to major issues and stop the hemorrhaging, Nightly News ended 1997 as the number-one evening newscast. The slide in the ratings coincided with some rockiness at ABC News. The company scrapped plans to develop a cable news channel.
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Many fans regarded "J. Smith" as a return to some of the rawness and rockiness of their debut album Good Feeling, and the band have revealed that they lyrically connected the two releases in certain ways. The cover art of "J. Smith" was designed by Healy to resemble the original artwork of "All I Want to Do Is Rock", the group's first ever single.
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On April 18, Walter met Kinne when she bought a Ford Thunderbird from his dealership using some of the insurance payout from her husband's death. The two began an affair shortly thereafter. Kinne viewed Walter as a prospect for a second husband, but he was uninterested in leaving Patricia despite the rockiness of their relationship. When Walter declined to go on a trip to Washington with her in May, Kinne reluctantly went with her brother instead.
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Griffon vulture.The vegetation of this county is typical of a Mediterranean mountain town, abounding in low brush scrub and xerophytic vegetation due to dry and hot weather. Furthermore, the rockiness of the mountains and the fate of the lands to the cultivation of almond, grain and olive trees, the forests are absent. In the mountains gives predominantly the typical vegetation of Mediterranean limestone areas characterized by low scrub (thyme, rosemary, lavender, gorse, prickly pears, agaves, palms, rock roses, hawthorn and broom).
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This region also contains the federally endangered Morro shoulderband snail (Helminthoglypta walkeriana). At a higher altitude, on Cuesta Ridge, the Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County manages the San Luis Obispo Elfin Forest of dwarf cypresses. Factors such as soil moisture, solar radiation, and rockiness of soil influence species composition along an elevation gradient, resulting in certain shrub species, such as Adenostoma fasciculatum and Arctostaphylos glauca, being present in elfin forest habitats. Fire occurs at low-moderate frequency with high severity.
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By using factors such as flooding frequency, slope, rockiness and clay or sand content, the best use for the soil can be estimated. National Cooperative Soil Survey standards assure the soil survey data is consistent with the Land Capability Classification System. During the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration much of the Department of Agriculture was reorganized. In 1952, all soil survey work by the USDA was consolidated and responsibility for Federal leadership in the National Cooperative Soil Survey partnership was given to the SCS.
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Rush adopted the band's usual songwriting methods which involved Geddy Lee and Lifeson working on music at their home studios in Toronto while Peart worked alone from his California home on the lyrics. The group had encouraged one another to become more spontaneous with their solos in live performance which became a primary element while writing new music for Clockwork Angels. Lifeson had to consciously hold himself back from layering guitar tracks as he wanted to emphasize the "basic rockiness of the songs" and resorted to greater use of double tracking.
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Nitrogen levels that are unexpectedly too high could harm some tree species, but these particular specimens created a niche for themselves, and could outcompete others around them. A site of tree growth can also be influenced by slope, rockiness, climate, and available sunlight. Space is initially available to everything, but seedlings that can most quickly inhabit the soil and take advantage of the available nutrients are usually most successful. Generally, one of the first factors to control which species grow best in the soil is the amount of sunlight.
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He served under the Church Missionary Society's Anglican lay minister in charge of the region, William Duncan, who was based at the Tsimshian community he founded, Metlakatla. Despite initial rockiness, Duncan and Tomlinson shared ideals and Tomlinson supported some of Duncan's controversial catechetical innovations, such as omitting the rite of Holy Communion so as not to stir nascent cannibalistic impulses in his flock. Tomlinson's first serious duty was to re- establish the Rev. Robert A. Doolan's three-year-old Anglican mission among the Nisga'a people by relocating it from the lower Nass River to a newly established community, Kincolith (today known as Gingolx), at the mouth of the Nass River.
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War of 1812 re-enactment, Stoney Creek, Ontario, an annual event (June) at Battlefield House Battle of Stoney Creek Monument Stoney Creek was first inhabited by Canadian First Nations and later explored by French-Canadian fur traders before the area was settled by Loyalists fleeing the American Revolution in the late 1700s. The name 'Stoney Creek' is borrowed from the area's central water feature, 'the Stoney Creek' which runs from the Devil's Punchbowl, in the Niagara Escarpment, to Lake Ontario. It is often taken for granted the 'Stoney Creek' is a description of the creek's rockiness although some evidence suggests the name comes from an early settler Edmund Stoney. On 6 June 1813 the settlement garnered some notability during the War of 1812 as the site of the eponymous battle.
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The rockiness was also useful in providing building materials, and from a quarry on Careening Bay a business of supplying sandstone ballast to shipping. Warne's variation of this story is that Milson found the land to be "rocky and uncompromising but he was assured that the soil was good for farming and grazing, and he was provided two convicts to assist with the clearing". This does not agree with Milson's experience as a man who had already been farming in the Colony for 15 years, or, in his own words, that Milson had been assigned convict servants from about 1810. Milson initially leased this 120 acres of land for 7 years which extended to 30 June 1828End of initial 7 year term of lease calculated from information provided in the court case of 1831.
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