However, some states have tried to row back on LGBT+ rights.
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Clearly, money market traders expect the Fed to row back even more.
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Call it quixotic, but I want to row back against this tide.
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Clementa C. Pinckney, who was among those killed, sat one row back.
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The question now is whether policymakers will row back on liquidity withdrawal plans.
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Sled push/ Explosive sled rows, 3 sets – push the sled down, and row back B2.
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However on Wednesday, Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra appeared to row back from Duterte's bounty offer.
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His government could seek to row back bilateral cooperation that has gathered pace under Pena Nieto.
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" Shrugging off his row back, Trump claimed Sunday that Easter had only been an "aspirational date.
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But he appeared to row back on Tuesday, saying Washington aimed to eventually bring the troops home.
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After a wave of criticism from across the political spectrum, Merz appeared to row back on Thursday.
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But, in an emailed statement issued on Wednesday, the APC appeared to row back from Osinbajo's criticism.
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His wife, Dr. Teresa Dao, was sitting a row back and across the aisle, according to Griffin Cummings.
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Trump later tried to row back from those comments, saying he ultimately wants the dollar to be strong.
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This week, despite the ferocious political row back home, she visited a school in Lebanon that hosts refugee children.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in an interview with CNBC, later tried to row back Trump's no preconditions offer.
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President Emmanuel Macron, already forced to row back on fuel tax increases, will make a televised address at 1900 GMT.
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Protests had led Putin to row back on initial plans to raise the retirement age for women to 63 years.
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Winters said the bank was halfway through those job cuts and had no plans to row back on the total.
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Dimon used a Fox Business interview to row back his September comments that sparked widespread anger within the cryptocurrency community.
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He appeared to row back on Thursday, when he said for the first time that farmers could be behind the fires.
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Joel Kaplan sat one row back, stoic and thoughtful, directly in view of the cameras broadcasting the scene to the world.
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But foes said it was a hypocritical row-back by an unpopular government that overplayed its hand in a power grab.
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Odom also attended the game with Kanye West, with them sitting one row back from courtside, just behind West's friend Jay-Z.
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But some of his most passionate and difficult work is, perhaps ironically for a Cabinet minister, trying to row back government interference.
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Odom also attended the game with Kanye West, and the pair sat one row back from courtside, just behind West's friend Jay-Z.
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Here are the current models that automakers say have load limiters and pre-tensioners for the second-row back seats adjacent to windows.
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Some UK lawmakers see Brexit as an opportunity to row back on EU rules, but Randell saw no appetite for this among firms themselves.
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They also row back slightly on a previous decision to forbid cooperatives from operating nationwide, limiting them to the province where they are headquartered.
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There's certainly been no sign recently that Lega and M22.3S are ready to cut spending, or row back on their promises to the electorate.
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Smith declined to row back on his criticism on Wednesday after practice at Royal Melbourne ahead of Thursday's opening round of the Presidents Cup.
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But there is a chance that the strong dollar and the fall in commodities prices may mean the Fed will row back on those commitments.
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Credit rating agency Moody's said on Friday it may downgrade Italy's sovereign debt, citing risks of weakened public finances and a row back on past reforms.
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While Trump tried to row back from those comments, the damage had already been done and the dollar's downturn since November showed little sign of abating.
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If Assange does not row back from his fundamentalist position, he will be a rogue leaker, shorn of allies, the Lenin of the 21st century's media.
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BCG did not address the uncertainty cast by the election of U.S. President Donald Trump who has threatened to row back on the normalization of relations.
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S. trade, he appeared to row back on that, tweeting on Wednesday that, "Nothing has happened with ZTE except as it pertains to the larger trade deal."
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Following Mr. Steinmeier's appeal, Mr. Schulz was able to row back on that pledge, telling his party that he was responding to a request from the president.
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The two men had just moored their sailboat and were preparing for a long row back to the dock, whereas she was piloting her family's motorized tender.
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However, in the days since Iran admitted to the shootdown, some military leaders have started to row back on the absolute admission of guilt from the government.
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On both healthcare and Dreamers, Trump has shown that while he relishes deal-making, he is quick to row back in the face of a conservative backlash.
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His administration plans to do so by slashing public servants' salaries, spending more efficiently and clamping down on corruption — measures some officials have already started to row back.
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You have to take a line and follow it, for better or worse, as it's impossible to row back after you've committed to one way of doing things.
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A decision by Ukraine's constitutional court to row back on a key anti-corruption law may have repercussions for the country's relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Erdogan appeared to row back his comments later on Wednesday and said that he would meet Pence and Pompeo on Thursday, according to a tweet from his spokesman.
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While President Donald Trump tried to row back from those comments, the damage had already been done and the dollar's downturn since November showed little sign of abating.
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"I'm just looking back at my stats in my mind and I remember specifically me winning the show three times in a row back to back," ribbed Shelton.
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Bolsonaro also appeared to row back comments from Monday, when he suggested the oil could be from a shipwrecked vessel, suggesting the evidence did not suggest such a cause.
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Bolsonaro also appeared to row back comments from Monday, when he suggested the oil could be from a shipwrecked vessel, suggesting the evidence did not suggest such a cause.
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But Maduro opponents said no one should believe that row- back meant democracy had been restored in the nation of 30 million people with the world's largest oil reserves.
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Israel approved building permits on Sunday for hundreds of homes in three East Jerusalem settlements in expectation that Trump will row back on the previous administration's criticism of such projects.
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But the fragmented parliament means he will find it hard to row back on structural reforms passed by his predecessor, including new labor laws and cuts in healthcare and education.
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Now, the two contenders to lead the next executive are the anti-establishment 5-Star and the eurosceptic League, who both have pledged to row back on previous market-friendly measures.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin gave dollar bears a boost last week with a tacit endorsement of a weak U.S. currency, though Trump later tried to row back from those comments.
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Unions also forced Janaillac's predecessor to row back on a plan to expand low-cost carrier Transavia, although Janaillac did manage to set up "lower-cost" unit Joon, using Air France pilots.
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The government, backed by the 5-Star Movement and the far-right League, has unnerved investors with pledges to ramp up spending, slash taxes and row back on a market-friendly pension reform.
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Failure to obtain generous access to EU markets could prompt calls for Britain to row back on financial rules to boost the City of London's competitiveness, a step British regulators have warned against.
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"All the units were full, all of them, and there would be days when we would be intubating five people in a row, back to back, room after room after room," he said.
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Lagarde's efforts to row back and a wave of reassurances from ECB officials on Friday have not done the trick, with Italy's 10-year borrowing costs slipping only slightly from 8-month peaks.
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Our sources say a documentary on Suge and his famous record label is already being developed ... as well as a project about Tupac Shakur and there are discussions of bringing Death Row back.
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Her decision to introduce laws to ban the burqa was widely criticized and if she is forced to row back on her immigration policy she risks losing the trust of the minority Muslim communities.
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On Wednesday, he blamed non-governmental organizations for setting the fires, without providing evidence, but appeared to row back on Thursday, when he said for the first time that farmers could be behind them.
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Bond markets were rattled at the end of June when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, in a speech in Sintra, Portugal, hinted that the central bank might soon row back its aggressive stimulus.
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Trump has called in the past for improved U.S. ties with Russia, stoking fears in Ukraine that he might row back from past U.S. pledges of support for Poroshenko's pro-Western administration in Kiev.
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Republican Trump has been more vociferous, indicating that if he became president he would overhaul the country's trade policy and row back the U.S.' involvement in global trade deals, as well as dramatically restricting immigration.
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Indonesia wants big palm oil companies to row back on the historic pledges made at a climate change summit in 2014, arguing that they are hurting smallholders who cannot afford to adopt sustainable forestry practices.
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In order to be able to ultimately row back from its tactics, China depends on the macro environment for Chinese stocks to improve, something which may not happen for the broad market for some time.
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"What he's trying to do at the moment -- after strongly personalizing this vote -- is to row back and to focus on the substance of the vote rather than his political future," Scarpetta told CNBC on Monday.
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Trump said during his election campaign he would row back on Dodd Frank, a sweeping reform of Wall Street banks that applies tougher capital rules agreed at the global level following the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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A report commissioned by shadow finance minister John McDonnell said the UK tax authority should also row back from the policy of being more business-friendly — a strategy pioneered by a Labour government a decade ago.
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Trump tried to row back on his previous comments on the NHS last week when, during a visit to London, he said he wasn't interested in the NHS being part of a post-Brexit U.S.-U.
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CHISINAU (Reuters) - The pro-Russian winner of Moldova's presidential election said on Tuesday the country would not cut ties with the European Union, appearing to row back on campaign comments that it should move closer to Moscow.
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Italy's anti-establishment government has been admonished by the European Commission in recent months for its 2019 budget plans to increase spending, cut taxes and to row back on some key reforms introduced by the previous administration.
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ROME, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The leader of Italy's ruling Democratic Party (PD) said on Monday the government should row back on a commitment to the European Commission that it would raise excise duties to cut the budget deficit.
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As the dollar and Treasury yields fell from highs hit on Monday and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump appeared to row back from campaign pledges to build a border wall with Mexico, the peso clawed back 24.4753 percent .
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"The issue is not whether or not to row back on those regulatory standards, it's to make sure the system adapts fully to corporate bond markets being generally less liquid and able to absorb asset sales," Brazier said.
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This "raises the risk that the likes of Saudi Arabia row back on previous commitments, potentially putting renewed pressure on the balance of payments position," the firm warned, something that could trigger a fresh sell-off in local markets.
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Downing Street appeared to row back on the plans to table a motion in the first place, with a Number 10 spokesperson on Wednesday saying they were "not aware" of any plans to ask the Commons for a recess.
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Italy's former prime minister Matteo Renzi, who still runs the main party underpinning the government, set red lines on what Padoan can offer Brussels, saying the minister should row back on a commitment that it would raise excise duties.
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Rabobank strategist Jane Foley said she was not expecting the BOJ to row back from its plans to continue with its stimulus because in the past the central bank had signalled its intentions to tweak policy before doing so.
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The news may be of interest to shareholders, who recently took the company's stock price through a roller-coaster ride in August after Musk said he wanted to take Tesla private — only to then row back on that position.
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However, he said his exposure to Europe was "minimal", because he expects the European Central Bank to row back from quantitative easing next year, and that will be the shock to the market because investors have assumed it will keep buying.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, elected in early 2015 on a promise to end austerity only to row back and accept a new bailout to avoid being forced out of the euro, struggled to get his coalition to accept the latest reforms.
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Downing Street appeared to row back on the plans to table a motion in the first place, with a spokesperson for the prime minister on Wednesday saying they were "not aware" of any plans to ask the Commons for a recess.
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Instead of bolstering law enforcement in Baltimore and a few other violent cities, including chiefly Chicago, but also St Louis and Milwaukee, Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, has tried unsuccessfully to row back a modest federal-government intervention devised by his Democratic predecessor.
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Washington is likely to welcome signs of pressure on Iran's political and religious establishment, as it hopes that by squeezing the economy it can force Tehran to curb its nuclear program and row back on military and political expansion in the Middle East.
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In a 50-point manifesto, the alliance promises to row back on labor reforms put in place during the euro zone debt crisis that made it easier to hire and fire employees, and says it will increase spending on health and education.
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Some continental European political parties have traditionally been suspicious of "Anglo-American" capital markets and fear that Britain will row back on financial rules after Brexit to keep London competitive as a global financial centre, a charge the UK government has rejected.
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These would add to inflationary pressure (headline inflation hit 5003% in January, although we think it will drop later this year) and would be politically sensitive, adding to the risk that social unrest will prompt the government to row back from some reforms.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - An adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday that a supreme court reform in Poland could undermine the independence of its judiciary, adding pressure on the Warsaw government to row back on changes that EU authorities say threaten the rule of law.
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"Carney rather jumped the gun in hinting there was very likely to be a May hike and he had to row back because the data turned out to be slightly different to what they had anticipated," said Andrew Kenningham, chief global economist at Capital Economics.
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Italian bonds and banking stocks have come under pressure in recent weeks as investors took fright at the spending plans of a coalition comprising the anti-establishment 5 Star Movement and the far-right League, which also vowed to row back on previous reforms.
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The official, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the changes, said tougher economic times meant the government would have to row back on some of its promises and look for creative ways to raise more money for the budget.
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But in the past two weeks, France has seen nationwide protests against rising fuel costs, with demonstrators clad in fluorescent jackets - dubbed "yellow vests" - blocking highways and setting up barricades, hoping to force the government to row back on new taxes on petrol and diesel.
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Hingis and Mirza—or, as Twitter has taken to calling the pair, #SanTina—are currently on a 230-match, seven-tournament winning streak, the longest of its kind in women's doubles since Jana Novotna and Helena Sukova won 21 in a row back in 22000.
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But the European Commission's deputy head Frans Timmermans told the European Parliament on Wednesday that even the draft laws proposed by Duda - which row back somewhat from the options for direct government interference in the judiciary provided by the original PiS bills - were not acceptable.
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The prospect of power passing to a eurosceptic coalition, which might boost spending in defiance of EU budget restrictions and row back on the previous government's market-friendly reforms, turned the spotlight on Italy's 25.3 trillion euro public debt pile, one of the world's biggest.
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After reports of Johnson's plan to row back on the political declaration emerged on Wednesday, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator hit back and accused the prime minister of "moving back from" the commitments he made to "free and fair competition" in Brexit negotiations last year.
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A couple of hours later, perhaps realizing he had undermined his administration's position, Trump followed up with a second tweet, attempting to row back his initial criticism of FISA: The tweets came hours before the House was to choose between two competing amendments to FISA.
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One fall evening after work, Marlinspike and a friend made a simple plan to sail a 15-foot catamaran out 600 feet into the San Francisco Bay, where they'd drop anchor and row back in a smaller boat, leaving the sailboat to wait for their next adventure.
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If we assume that Europe avoids a near-term political meltdown that will boost the sterling against the euro, but we do not assume forecasts in excess of 0.90, even if the ECB look to row back on stimulative monetary policy into the third or fourth quarter.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump refused to row back on his feud with White House aide Kellyanne Conway's spouse on Wednesday, calling George Conway a "husband from hell" and prompting Conway to renew his accusation that Trump was mentally unfit for his office.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, elected in early 2015 promising to end austerity only to row back and accept a new bailout, managed to scrape together a narrow majority of 153 members in the 300 seat parliament on Sunday and one of his lawmakers quit after the vote.
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Central banks and watchdogs around the world have spent the past eight years drawing up regulation aimed at preventing a repeat of the 2007-2009 financial crisis, but there are fears that project could unravel after Trump said he wants the U.S. to row back on capital rules.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Economic growth in China and the United States could be 0.2-0.3% lower on average by 2021 and 2022 if the two countries do not row back on tit-for-tat tariffs in their dispute that has dampened the global economic outlook, the OECD said on Tuesday.
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So if he changes his mind in the future, Trump will have benefited from the political value of being seen as publicly willing to testify -- but could row back by saying that though he would love to help, he is bowing to the advice of his legal team to respectfully decline.
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If the court wants to row back toward rationalism on this issue, it could start with heeding its own words from a 1982 case: "Every person cannot be shielded from all the burdens incident to exercising every aspect of the right to practice religious beliefs," the court wrote in United States v.
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"This is a deal which was negotiated with the UK, by the UK, signed off by the UK and the prime minister - and now it looks as though this evening, essentially, there is a row-back and a reneging on the commitments that were made," said Irish European Affairs minister Helen McEntee.
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Her kids sit behind her in the minivan, her in-laws sit in the next row back, her sisters from Alpha Kappa Alpha sit behind them, and Aishwarya can see in the rearview that the van goes back indefinitely and contains everyone she knows, all of them calling up to her with directions to school, exhortations to hurry.
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If it succeeded, it had to approach the whales in silence, with a small craft; strike with a harpoon; stay afloat, intact, engaged, and oriented as the poor creatures thrashed about, sometimes for miles through iceberg-laden water; row back to the main ship with the carcasses; harvest the baleen and render the oil; and survive the journey home.
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