Once oil prices slumped, however, the mechanism shifted into reverse.
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After that, tensions between the two shifted into high gear.
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You know when somebody's suddenly shifted into a flirty place.
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So, when Libra shifted into focus, Zuckerberg wasn't let off easy.
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In 2011, he shifted into the company's chief operating officer role.
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That changed when the frequencies shifted into the low ultrasound range.
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Under Gabriner, NextRoll has become profitable and shifted into new products.
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But like a car, it can be shifted into low gear.
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His disparagement of Osaka's tennis dreams has gradually shifted into support.
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Meanwhile, telecommunications shifted into the red for the first time this year.
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Outside groups have shifted into high gear as the election draws near.
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Williams was among those who shifted into rescue mode after the storm passed.
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The group shifted into the dining room, settling into assigned seats for dinner.
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Since the bill was announced, Uber has shifted into all-out war mode.
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But 10 years strong, the power has been shifted into the player's hand.
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But it didn't take long before we shifted into a more natural conversation.
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Gamergate shape-shifted into something else entirely: an online culture war about political correctness.
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Edge providers are all grown up, and gatekeeper power has shifted into their hands.
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After that she and Soerens shifted into the role of experts in the community.
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The March survey showed manufacturers shifted into higher gear as seasonal demand picked up.
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Patterson shifted into park, stepped out quietly and walked to the redbrick entrance stairs.
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Agents have shifted into front offices across baseball and other sports with mixed results.
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In particular, Cargomatic shifted into the "drayage" business — picking up containers from the port.
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Before the play, the Cowboys shifted into a formation they had not shown before.
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It's as if the Arctic has shifted into a new, higher gear of climate change.
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The car was locked and the transmission was shifted into the drive position, police said.
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What's notable about woman-spreading is that this pose has shifted into more casual territory.
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Couldn't it just as likely be a video of someone who shape-shifted into Elena?
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As soon as the tweet went out, the media (social and otherwise) shifted into overdrive.
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The company shifted into the marijuana business a year prior to Canada's legalization in 2018.
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Yet after a breakthrough 2015, Ms. Schumer's stardom has shifted into a slightly precarious position.
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The company shifted into the marijuana business a year prior to Canada's legalization in 2018.
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Or, more precisely, the Senate majority leader shifted into his signature mode of vigorous inaction.
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For Democrats who have recently shifted into the impeachment camp, the decision hasn't been easy.
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Fresh from his impeachment acquittal by Senate Republicans, President Trump has shifted into payback mode.
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The move was expected after the team captain shifted into a limited role in 2019.
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This week, however, the tune of the whole ordeal dramatically shifted...into peace and harmony?
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The highly-valued tech sector has weakened in recent weeks as investors shifted into bank stocks.
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Then he shifted into the backfield to become a slot back, and went in motion left.
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It then shifted into the chittering chorus of cicadas as my timer came to a stop.
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Virilo argued that life on a global level had shifted into a war of competing pathways.
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Collectively, they illustrate how the league has clearly shifted into a much more heavily regulated body.
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More than 600 pregnant women were shifted into safe locations, with nearly 500 ambulances on standby.
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When the cycle shifted into a positive phase in 2013, an "abrupt slowdown" of melting occurred.
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The more a participant reported feeling passionately in love, the more this region shifted into overdrive.
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Then you shifted into a comforting pot roast period, followed by the martini and cupcake years.
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Ovechkin almost immediately shifted into party mode following the Capitals' championship win over the Vegas Golden Knights.
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In fact, the original format has now shifted into a conversation about the nature of memes themselves.
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Unlike every non-Volvo we've tested, the XC240 cannot be shifted into drive with one quick move.
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This is further evidence that the money flows of the last few years have shifted into reverse.
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"She's saying it's more popular now," Ayesha Al Khoori said, translating when her mother shifted into Arabic.
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Last week Rutenberg shifted into a writer-at-large role at the newspaper and the Times Magazine.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, none of the merchandise on Trump's campaign website had shifted into KAG 2020 mode.
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From there, the law shifted into subsidies for private insurance, which get smaller as your income goes up.
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But no, in my haste I'd shifted into reverse, not first gear, crashing straight into an olive tree.
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He said that when he heard the gunfire, he drew a concealed firearm and shifted into combat mode.
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And when the band shifted into a quieter passage, he'd forgo singing for a borderline spoken word approach.
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Before Parnas, Bondy had shifted into cannabis law -- seeing it as a way to address social justice reform.
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Since the Senate vote on impeachment, Trump's vindictiveness and the purges associated with it have shifted into overdrive.
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Since that article was published, her own relationship with failure has shifted into one that's much more productive.
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Luckey began working in-depth on virtual reality while studying at USC, then shifted into creating his own headset.
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But Sobotka said the extra money could also be shifted into 2017, which would eliminate this year's planned deficit.
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Computex has already shifted into high gear with Sam Byford in Taipei covering the action live all week long.
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My brain on foot was like Google Maps standard view; biking, it shifted into that amplified, 3-D POV.
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The power has dramatically shifted into the hands of untested artists with immense commercial potential and poor impulse control.
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As part of the reorg, some executives took new jobs, some shifted into entirely new departments, but everybody stayed.
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It'll shift back at some point, but 10 years strong, the power has been shifted into the player's hand.
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If Laffer is right, then the growth that would have happened in late 22019 has been shifted into 2018.
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Whereas previous seasons dissected Washington's most insidious politics with hyper-focused jabs, season five has shifted into something more direct.
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Soon I was shifted into the second of two gears and accelerating past Dave at a top speed of 20mph.
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Holdings of euro zone and Japanese equities also fell as fund managers shifted into stocks in emerging Asia and Britain.
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The threat today has shifted into the cyber domain, where the means of conflict are covert and nonkinetic in nature.
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Then the U.S. shifted into top gear, blowing past the overwhelmed Serbs to open up a 23-point halftime advantage.
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In short, the more I played with the moving parts, the more these five culinary regions shifted into sharp focus.
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My manager rearranged the way things work in our team, and my job basically got entirely shifted into other things.
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As Kavanaugh's confirmation battle has shifted into crisis mode in recent days, Trump has escalated his attacks on Kavanaugh's accusers.
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It has now shifted into wait-and-see mode as it watches how its reductions — and global developments — shape up.
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But either I was wrong or at some point this movement shape-shifted into something much more serious than that.
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Eventually he shifted into "Up & Up," a dopey song about reconciliation and uplift, and was joined by Beyoncé and Mr. Mars.
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The thick, gooey, molten magma has shifted into a wider, hotter flowing river of lava traveling about 200 yards per hour.
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However, they said the bureau shifted into low gear in the weeks before the election to avoid interfering in the vote.
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However, they said the Bureau shifted into low gear in the weeks before the election to avoid interfering in the vote.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 ended higher by 0.67 percent, with most sectors having shifted into positive territory by mid-morning.
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He then shifted into top gear with a run of three straight birdies to move into a share of the lead.
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For now, though, China's factories appear to have shifted into higher gear, encouraged by the strongest profit growth in six years.
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Trailing, 13-12, Duke shifted into overdrive, going on a 34-6 burst, including an 18-28 run to close it.
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Three "lean Republican" seats were shifted into the "toss-up" column, while three "likely Democratic" seats moved to solidly blue. Rep.
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Benning has denied those reports, as you'd expect him to, and the organization seems to have shifted into calming the waters.
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But I think these days we've shifted into, that doesn't mean just repeating everything that Trump or the White House says.
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But any workers artificially shifted into manufacturing would be redundant — and being redundant, their productivity and their wages would be low.
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Still, there is some evidence that Seattle's labor market shifted into overdrive around the time of the larger minimum-wage increase.
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The site started out hosting funny images the teens collected, and then quickly shifted into a forum for all things sophomoric.
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Indeed, the March survey showed manufacturers shifted into higher gear as usual as seasonal demand picked up at home and abroad.
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Business investment likely shifted into higher gear, with spending on equipment expected to have rebounded after four straight quarters of declines.
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Ms. Auerbach's rich harmonic language and feeling for color came through vividly when the music shifted into a pastoral, lilting stretch.
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As investors awaited further news on the make-up of Italy's next government, Thursday's European Central Bank meeting shifted into focus.
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Seeing as people all around the world are being encouraged or forced to stay inside, dating has shifted into unprecedented territory.
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So, who better to take the role than Heigl, who has shifted into a quieter life with her blog Those Heavenly Days?
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As American tech innovation has advanced over the last decade-plus, this critical policy providing much-needed talent has shifted into reverse.
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In the aftermath of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death, the debate about his successor very quickly shifted into a constitutional register.
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But he added it has not fundamentally shifted into a higher gear due to the recent U.S. tax cuts or other factors.
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As the music shifted into passages of velvety richness and tremulous sonorities, Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew out Impressionist colorings and harmonic pungencies.
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No longer able to control the lives of everyone around her, Stassi shifted into a new, less "head bitch in charge" position.
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Recently, the market has shifted into health care, consumer staples and utilities — stocks that don't typically rise when the economy is improving.
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Rather than being defeated, the report said, ISIS has shifted into an insurgency, and the U.S. military mission should shift with it.
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But if Mr. Christie has held back against Mr. Kasich, the outside group supporting Mr. Christie's candidacy has increasingly shifted into attack mode.
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After beginning his career in Ford Motor Company's engineering department, he quickly shifted into the world of sales and rapidly climbed the ladder.
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With the smartphone, the power of pricing has shifted into the hands of the consumer even further, keeping downward pressure on retail prices.
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" It's an echo of the words his own father has repeated since Elena shifted into him years ago: "You should meet my son.
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This shifted into a genuine conversation where she broke down exactly why she's built her career around the raunchy rap that I love.
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That old-line Obamaite wing's influence has grown over the years as its members have gained experience and shifted into more prominent roles.
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You.&apos" From their first meeting in May 2017, Oswalt says it felt like "reality shifted into something brighter and more in focus.
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The budget surplus could further limit bond issuance, regardless of if it is used to cover debt directly or shifted into 2017 revenue.
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This snow had shifted into parts of Nevada, Utah and Colorado early Monday, where it was already "snowing pretty good" at 6 a.m.
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It's later revealed that Frank isn't a dog at all, but an alien who has shape-shifted into the form of an animal.
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Any cars testing on the roads are shifted into a manual mode and driven by an employee back to one of its offices.
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That quickly shifted into a marketing stunt, and now, in a bold move, Storm Area 51 is hosting an official party called Alienstock.
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That isn't a prerequisite for a biographer, and it wouldn't be an issue here if Bennetts shifted into deeper critical mode more often.
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The background has been shifted into a gray scale, while she and the macaw remain colorized — her eyes and lips made cartoonishly large.
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In the meantime, Valve has publicly shifted into a different company, which is argument that people should rethink how they look at Valve.
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But without warning or his permission, the NBA suddenly shifted into an era defined by sacrifice, a word long foreign to Anthony's vocabulary.
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Hundreds of officers have been shifted into a neighborhood policing program intended to improve community relations, another priority of the de Blasio administration.
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As it did, the driver shifted into drive and then reverse "with the sergeant inside the vehicle at all times," Chief Monahan said.
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Cocoa prices fell in 2000 and 183 as the global market shifted into surplus driven by rising production in West Africa and sluggish demand.
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As he shifted into abstraction, he implicitly parodied the idea of the artist's struggle by juxtaposing chaotic passages with highly controlled and mediated ones.
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But then, as he does so well, right after that miserable list of sour notes, he immediately shifted into his exhortation to get involved.
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By the middle of 2018, he had shifted into a consulting role with Disney — an arrangement that the company said would continue until Dec.
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I think it was a real ... There was a bunch of people like you that shifted into medical stuff, which was interesting. Sure. Yeah.
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During a 40-minute delay the wind shifted into his face, making for a much more precarious shot over the pond guarding the green.
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The Déjà Vu, meanwhile, was now owned by a Caymans corporation whose "membership interest" — its ownership — had been shifted into one of the trusts.
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If shifted into 2018, that would wipe out much of the 3.2 billion pounds of profit the bank is forecast to make, he continued.
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Sovereign wealth funds shifted into global government fixed income, putting in $1.86 billion during the quarter, a turnaround from outflows in the three previous quarters.
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Trump then shifted into his favored back-patting posture, citing both isolated and abstract points about job creation in the automotive, pharmaceutical and defense industries.
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The economy has shifted into lower gear as stimulus from the Trump administration's $2150 trillion tax cut package as well as increased government spending fades.
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Roseen said investors shifted into less-loved areas of the market, including banks that can benefit from higher interest levels by lending at higher rates.
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After they secured key sites south of central Sirte last week, fighting shifted into neighborhood Number 2, which the brigades said they had now captured.
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The familiar explanation is that this religiosity gap arose because religious Americans shifted into the Republican Party while less religious and secular Americans became Democrats.
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Republicans say that would circumvent the will of Congress, which has twice passed provisions preventing additional funds from being shifted into the risk corridor program.
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Growth in China's factory sector shifted into reverse at the end of last year and economists polled by Refinitiv had predicted this trend would continue.
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The U.S. economy indeed looks to have shifted into a higher gear, with credible estimates of second-quarter GDP growth ranging upward of 22019 percent.
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The economy has shifted into lower gear as stimulus from the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut package as well as increased government spending fades.
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In the 2000s, I shifted into indie rock music snob territory while Jackson went further down the path of R&B-laced sexuality in her music.
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Traders shifted into currencies deemed safer, such as the yen and Swiss franc, underlining market worries about Turkey, but on Tuesday those jitters appeared to subside.
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That's because Goldman is investing in new platforms in corporate and consumer businesses, meaning that more dollars will be shifted into technology rather than human labor.
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Why it matters: President Trump and Kim Jong-un began with distrust, lurched toward fire and fury, then shifted into a period of stop-start diplomacy.
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The German economy has shifted into a lower gear as Brexit and trade conflicts sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" policies cause business uncertainty.
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He says the state of the economy today is very different than it was in December, and the market has shifted into a "risk-aversion" phase.
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Growth in China's factory sector shifted into reverse at the end of last year and economists polled by Refinitiv had predicted this trend would continue. 2.
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While the president's lawyers haven't used such colorful language, they too are signaling they have shifted into war footing and hope to draw Democrats into court.
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Mark Zuckerberg's damage control campaign shifted into high gear on Tuesday as the company continues to attempt to mitigate the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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On Monday, the Department of Health and Human Services said 250 migrant children who were held at that facility will be shifted into the agency's shelter system.
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His findings suggest that about 8.2 percent of the US workforce shifted into new types of jobs—that is, roles associated with technological advances—during the 1980s.
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On Saturday, a police source said the probe had shifted into whether the actor had paid the two brothers, Ola and Abel Osundairo, to stage an assault.
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It's an industry in which the U.S. is strong, and the number of jobs in that area have actually shifted into the United States instead of out.
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I worked with a lot of actors, comedians, and musicians, but I slowly shifted into working with musical theater people—they were very different from everyone else.
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As answers rolled in, a username consisting only of two swastikas was shifted into first place after a correct answer to an immigration question, the outlet noted.
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"As for stocks, that tax reform better come sooner rather than later, because anything that gets shifted into 2018 will just halt activity in 2017, " he wrote.
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In Tongzhou district, Haiming Casting shifted into the construction materials industry, but profits are not as good as the original business, a company manager surnamed Li said.
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The M.I.T. approach reverses the high school model in which students who fail in a face-to-face class are shifted into a more challenging online format.
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Like Mr. Cohen and Mr. Patel, she got a message on her instrument panel that said the vehicle had to be stopped, shifted into park and restarted.
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Money shifted into Treasury bonds, a traditional safe haven, indicating that investors were willing to accept the prospect of smaller rewards in exchange for refuge from risk.
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The president shifted into salesman-in-chief mode just hours after House Republicans unveiled their sweeping plan to slash individual and corporate tax rates. http://bit.ly/2ypEezM.
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The problem with the backup camera systems in the affected vehicles is that they don't return to the default image when the transmission is shifted into reverse.
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Consumer spending and inflation data shifted into a higher gear in January, signaling the potential for an earlier-than-expected Fed interest rate hike, if the trend continues.
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Internationally Brent crude futures were up around 2.1 percent from their last settlement after Goldman Sachs said the market shifted into deficit in May due to falling production.
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The economy, which has expanded a record 211 years, has shifted into lower gear as the stimulus from last year's massive tax cuts and more government spending fizzles.
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That quickly shifted into a more clean integration with a drop-down menu attached to Google's logo that let you switch between things like Maps, YouTube, and search.
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But for now, the guidance stands, he said: The economy has not fundamentally shifted into a higher gear due to the recent U.S. tax cuts or other factors.
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The labor market has remained resilient even as the economy has shifted into lower gear, mainly as the stimulus from last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut package fades.
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The proposal has been suspended — but not fully withdrawn — yet demonstrations continue and have shifted into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of Lam.
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The Singapore Exchange futures curve has also shifted into a steeper backwardation since the Brazil dam collapse, with higher prices for prompt contracts indicating a tighter spot market.
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Perhaps more significantly, evidence suggests that the heroin-trafficking industry has shifted into the hands of multiple actors, rather than become concentrated among of a few powerful cartels.
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The Pew Research Center reports that immigration across the U.S.-Mexico border shifted into reverse between 2009 and 2014, with more migrants leaving the United States than arriving.
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When bacteria learned how to use that nitrogen the amount in the atmosphere would have dropped, possibly quite steeply, as the element shifted into the oceans and sediments.
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The large jump from a year ago reflected calendar shifts, which had made the 2015 deficit look smaller because $36 billion in benefit payments were shifted into February.
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The higher resolution could play into Apple's efforts to court Hollywood, which have shifted into a higher gear recently with two high-profile executives hired away from Sony.
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But authorities said on Sunday that the search-and-rescue mission had shifted into a "search-and-recovery" effort, reflecting the diminished likelihood of finding anyone else alive.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy shifted into an even higher gear in the third quarter, propelled by buoyant exports and rising company investments in equipment, data showed on Tuesday.
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But as they began to sing "People Will Say We're in Love," with Curly sitting on a table and Laurey leaning toward him, the spikiness shifted into longing.
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With Kavanaugh's confirmation on the ropes and the judge's support among voters plummeting, the president shifted into full-blown attack mode against Kavanaugh's alleged victim, Christine Blasey Ford.
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The old ideas about how the world should work, secret operative against secret operative, have shifted into a system of open warfare in the economic and legal worlds.
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The economy, which has expanded a record 10 years, has shifted into lower gear as the stimulus from last year's massive tax cuts and increased government spending fizzles.
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Jonas shifted into equity research after Dean Witter was acquired by Morgan Stanley in the late 1990s and spent a dozen years in London as a European auto analyst.
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The museum exhibition also features a number of Galindo's graphic musical scores — colorful staves and notes he's shifted into freeform arrangements to reflect visual cues taken from Misrach's photographs.
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After a sluggish start to the year, China's car market has shifted into a higher gear since mid-year, posting a third successive month of rising sales in August.
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Tyson shifted into a southpaw stance and found Spinks' chin with another left uppercut, followed by a lead right hook to the ribs which sent Spinks to a knee.
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As investors awaited further news on the make-up of the next government in Italy, the euro zone's third biggest economy, Thursday's European Central Bank meeting shifted into focus.
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The three-time WCW champion won the first of those titles at 43, an age when most of his contemporaries had retired or shifted into heavy part-time work.
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Late last month, Mr. Kelly called Mr. Navarro into a meeting with Mr. Cohn and told Mr. Navarro his entire operation would be shifted into the National Economic Council.
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Parked cars shifted into a strange Contemporary geometry, pinched in so it was impossible to move, even with tow trucks, The congested clogged world in a not unpleasant standstill.
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"The German economy has shifted into a higher gear and picked up speed considerably in spring," Unicredit analyst Andreas Rees, pointing to strong domestic activity and vibrant household spending.
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This is an already large sum of money that doesn't even cover the funds labeled emergency and shifted into the OCO account that is exempt from the BCA caps.
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Closer attention reveals harpsichords, flutes (both natural and pitch-shifted into screechy loops), quotes from Blake, folk songs, and choral singing (the album cover imitates the Deutsche Grammophon label).
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A movement once fleshed out in union halls and little magazines shifted into universities and major press, from the center of the country to its cities and elite enclaves.
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These aren't visible light observations—ALMA measures light in the far infrared and radio wave part of the spectrum, and the images are then shifted into the visible light portion.
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Last month BuzzFeed reported that Jack Dorsey had put Buy Buttons, product pages and other commerce efforts on the "back-burner," and the commerce team was shifted into other divisions.
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While supply and demand surprised to the upside commensurately in 1Q16, leaving the market oversupplied by 1.4 mb/d, we believe the market has likely shifted into deficit in May.
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These are upbeat dance anthems, designed to play in public spaces, and shifted into a more sincerely intimate realm by the wholesomeness we associate with acoustic guitars and sepia shades.
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The Federal Reserve's latest "Beige Book" report of anecdotal information on business activity collected from contacts described manufacturing as having "shifted into higher gear" in late April and early May.
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But it has gotten so bad so quickly that the rover has shifted into low-power mode, and no one knows when, or even if it will turn back on.
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The probe shifted into a new phase recently as investigators completed the review of the emails, working with intelligence agencies and the State Department to determine whether they were classified.
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U.S. retail sales unexpectedly fell in February, the latest sign economic growth has shifted into low gear as stimulus from $1.5 trillion in tax cuts and increased government spending fades.
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Not only has the opening of China shifted into reverse under President Xi Jinping, but Chinese firms have moved up the value chain far faster than many in Germany expected.
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As the Republican presidential primary has shifted into gridlock, the Democratic race has become something of a staring contest between allies of Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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On Tuesday, the Census Bureau painted a brighter picture, suggesting that the recovery had shifted into a new phase in recent years and is now distributing its benefits more broadly.
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Adding a sting to the closely watched employment report, far fewer jobs were created in March and April than previously reported, indicating that hiring had shifted into a lower gear.
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"On questions of the woman's role in society, I think the Abe administration has shifted into a much more social conservatism than I would have thought likely," Ms. Smith said.
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She swam in and won a heat during the meet, but a race official deemed that her swimsuit had shifted into a position that showed too much of her backside.
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Less than a year ago, Mr. Cox shifted into one of the most powerful positions at Facebook as chief product officer, responsible for overseeing Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Facebook itself.
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"The oil market has gone from nearing storage saturation to being in deficit much earlier than we expected," said Goldman, which added that supply likely shifted into a deficit in May.
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By 2010 they'd shifted into full radio pop (*extremely Seinfeld voice* not that there's anything wrong with that), and marked their ascent to weird musical non-entity and enormous commercial success.
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The retailer's third-quarter comparable sales rose 23.0 percent after drops in the previous two quarters as part of its anniversary sale, Nordstrom's largest annual event, shifted into the third quarter.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports unexpectedly fell in August, data showed on Tuesday, in a fresh sign that manufacturers in Europe's largest economy shifted into a lower gear over the summer months.
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We are more desensitized to the idea of young men shaking their hips onstage for screaming girls, so outrage has shifted into a more general cynicism about the pop music industry.
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An earlier sister survey from Germany showed Europe's largest economy shifted into an even higher gear in November as factories churned out goods at the fastest pace in nearly seven years.
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He shifted into position, reached up with his right hand and got clean contact on the ball, sending it off the backboard as he crashed to the floor after the collision.
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In recent weeks, Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, has shifted into re-election mode, holding campaign events and fund-raisers, using separate Twitter accounts for political talk and mayoral messages.
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Yet house price growth in prime central London has shifted into reverse since peaking in the summer of 2014 amid a series of tax changes, political and consumer uncertainty and economic factors.
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At that point, with the Iron Throne rather poetically reduced to a molten heap, the finale shifted into another gear, one that featured some superb moments and callbacks but felt less impressive.
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Then suddenly the United States shifted into another gear and left the Venezuelans in their dust, going on a 20-6 run to end the half and seize control of the contest.
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These days, IDF is held in downtown San Francisco, a reflection of how much energy has shifted into the mobile economy and away from PC giants like Intel, Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard.
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The proposal has been suspended — but not fully withdrawn — yet demonstrations continue and have shifted into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of the city's leader Carrie Lam.
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The proposal has been suspended — but not fully withdrawn — yet demonstrations continue and have shifted into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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The former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire (as they shifted into a digital-first era) said she would announce her next adventure sometime this fall after taking a break.
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His series Life Stand Still Here, which began several years ago as a response to a devastating romantic breakup, has shifted into a more ambiguous, darker reflection of personal and cultural discomfort.
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Income tax brackets are indexed to inflation to avoid what is referred to as "bracket creep," or tax filers being slowly shifted into higher tax brackets despite no increase to real incomes.
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"It suggested that maybe the cells had shifted into a new, injury-responsive state," said Ysbrand Nusse, the lead author of the Nature paper the team published in June about these findings.
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Before her relationship with Prince Harry, the 37-year-old was a single, famous Hollywood actress, who shifted into a world where her every move has to be approved by the Queen.
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After lying dormant for many months, Cyber Berkut jumped back into action this summer just as multiple investigations in Washington into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow shifted into high gear.
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Then Mr. Trump won the 20153 election, and the German bank shifted into damage-control mode, bracing for an onslaught of public scrutiny, according to several people involved in the internal response.
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The German economy is expected to have shifted into a lower gear over the summer months, but the economy ministry has said it expected growth to pick up again in the fourth quarter.
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But a year later, it laid off a significant portion of its workforce and shifted into the world of virtual reality, saying that competing directly with established camera companies had been a mistake.
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"The thing to watch will be capital flows, as a good amount of money has shifted into EMD [emerging market debt]," Rick Rieder, CIO for global fixed income at Blackrock, said on Thursday.
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Elekta said it had booked six orders for its new radiation therapy system Unity in the quarter, though some expected orders had shifted into the new fiscal year due to longer procurement processes.
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It's possible that some of this increase in spending is due to shoppers opting for bigger or better-quality trees, especially as the economic recovery shifted into higher gear over the past year.
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The Japanese automaker said a part in the ignition interlock could become damaged or worn, enabling the key to be removed even if the vehicle's transmission lever has not been shifted into park.
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The strong euro zone growth was powered by the biggest economy Germany, which shifted into an even higher gear in the third quarter, propelled by buoyant exports and rising company investments in equipment.
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Amazon has been riding high over the past year as its ambitions to offer an alternative to the world of brick-and-mortar retail has shifted into one that may completely upend it.
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Mr. Guerrero shifted into more autobiographical territory with "The Rotating Yaqui Mask" (2063), a kinetic sculpture activated with a floor pedal that refers to Mr. Guerrero's Tarahumara and Yaqui heritage from Northern Mexico.
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At times, it's as if the corridor had shifted into cinematic slow motion, broken by faster dancers — staff members gliding past on a mission, or clutches of high school students exploding in laughter.
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The Czechs have shifted into neutral on rates since May after lifting the base rate eight times since 2017 as they seek to hold down price pressures from fast-rising wages and household spending.
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"We're already close to achieving [product/market fit] and thus the focus has shifted into expanding into new regions, offering B2B services to expand revenue and soon offer a wider product range," adds Targett.
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But playing Sky Rogue on that tarmac reminded me that the sort of tight, focused design I loved about arcade games is still totally around, it just shifted into a subcategory of independent games.
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The Vulcan began its life as a steel foundry, but as deindustrialization lessened the needs for such large factory spaces, it shifted into a space for people to live in sometime in the 25s.
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BERLIN, Oct 9 (Reuters) - German exports unexpectedly fell in August, data showed on Tuesday, in a fresh sign that manufacturers in Europe's largest economy have shifted into a lower gear over the summer months.
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The German economy, Europe's largest, has shifted into a lower gear as Britain's looming departure from the European Union and trade conflicts sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's 'America First' policies cause business uncertainty.
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She added that in many cases, stores that are being closed are in areas where the population has shifted into a nearby city, where the government has been investing money toward the area's growth.
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The data showed an uptick as the S.E.C.'s enforcement unit shifted into higher gear over the summer, and the S.E.C. during the Trump era has penalized such prominent companies as Citigroup and Walgreens.
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After taking a hard-fought Lijiang Tower 093-083, the Fusion shifted into another gear, winning Junkertown 073-063 before smashing the Mayhem on Blizzard World behind Carpe's Widowmaker,, posting a 053-043 shutout.
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Stocks stateside finished Monday mixed as earnings season shifted into high gear this week, with the financial sector getting a boost on the back of Bank of America reporting expectation-topping earnings and revenue.
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With a 3-2 lead, Choi hit a grounder that LeMahieu fielded while shifted into right field, but his throw on the run short-hopped first baseman Luke Voit as Guillermo Heredia scored from second.
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Initial fears among U.S. allies that President Trump had acted recklessly in killing Soleimani have now shifted into conversations about the need for a new initiative with Tehran to avoid escalation risk or nuclear breakout.
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ET. (CNBC) St. Louis Fed Bank President James Bullard said the Fed only needs to hike rates one more time, and should then pause until it's clear the economy has shifted into a higher gear.
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When that work dried up in the late '22015s, he shifted into construction, eventually ending up on a maintenance crew for a six-story medical building on the grounds of the Baptist Hospital of Miami.
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German industrial output unexpectedly fell in November for a third consecutive month, data showed on Tuesday, in a further sign that Europe's largest economy shifted into a lower gear in the final quarter of 220.
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I watched in alarm as W., who had promised a "humble" foreign policy with no nation-building and who had been a bipartisan, genial Texas governor, shape-shifted into a hyperaggressive and belligerently unilateral president.
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With the Trump administration sending $6003 billion in new addiction prevention and treatment funds to states over the next two years through the 21st Century Cures Act, Alkermes's marketing has shifted into even higher gear.
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"It is clear now that the UK has shifted into a slower growth mode due to a combination of ongoing domestic political uncertainty and global economic headwinds," said Kay Neufeld, head of macroeconomics at Cebr.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)The Federal Trade Commission says it has shifted into a higher gear in its antitrust investigations of Big Tech, marking a new phase of scrutiny for large platform companies in Washington.
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Strong industrial output and export figures for January and February have suggested that the economy shifted into an even higher gear in the first quarter of 2017, helped by rising global demand for cars and machines.
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Critics, however, point out that many laid-off workers from old-economy sectors have been shifted into lower-paying government jobs, cleaning up offices - good for political stability but bad for wage growth and consumer spending.
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The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, but there is still no sign of a significant pickup in layoffs even as economic growth has shifted into lower gear.
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A study by Jeffrey Lin suggests that, while about 8.2% of the US workforce shifted into new jobs associated with the arrival of new technologies in the 1980s, the equivalent figure for the 1990s was 4.4%.
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The company also lowered its full-year production target by 5 percent to 220 kilotons, saying work has been shifted into 2018 and that it now expects an 8 percent decline in full year core profit.
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"All of this emanates from the fact that we haven't shifted into full red-zone mode yet," said Stephen Morrison, the director of the Global Health Policy Center at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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First she was moved into the office of another Nationals cabinet minister, Matt Canavan, who was himself caught up in the citizenship saga, before being shifted into the office of the Nationals chief whip, Damien Drum.
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We were able to sort of work out an agreement where some people took a buyout, some people shifted into other state jobs, some people just kind of, well, we said after they retire we'll replace them.
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James shifted into Love's spot at power forward, and the Cavs looked like a completely different team than the one that was crushed by a total of 21956 points in the first two games in Oakland, Calif.
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The company also lowered its full-year production target by 5 percent to 220,000 metric tonnes, saying work has been shifted into 2018 and that it now expects an 13 percent decline in full-year core profit.
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Here's more from Damien Courvalin and team: While supply and demand surprised to the upside commensurately in 1Q16, leaving the market oversupplied by 1.4 mb/d, we believe the market has likely shifted into deficit in May.
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"When I found out Vanessa and I were expecting my whole focus shifted into helping her navigate through all the misinformation and unnecessary fear that exists around pregnancy," the chef wrote in his Instagram post launching the series.
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An anonymous Whole Foods worker in the Pacific Northwest who has worked for the company for several years explained the grocery store chain has shifted into a retail outpost for Amazon to push online sales and prime memberships.
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We really just started playing because we wanted to make music with our friends, and that's still what we do, it's just funny to all of us how this has grown and shifted into more of a job.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, but there is still no sign of a significant pickup in layoffs even as economic growth has shifted into lower gear.
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After Mr. Small, 37, was struck and fell in the street, the woman in his car shifted into the driver's seat and drove away on Atlantic Avenue before making a U-turn and coming back, the police said.
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The common currency had soared this week after data showed the German economy shifted into a higher gear in the third quarter, but gave up some gains after Wednesday's upbeat data on underlying inflation in the United States.
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On the last of the three plays, Gronkowski shifted into the slot like a wide receiver and the Patriots had the mismatch they sought when Rams linebacker Cory Littleton trotted over — at the last second — to cover Gronkowski.
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Hickenlooper, a former Denver mayor who has seen his political stock rise as Colorado has shifted into a purple state, believes Democrats can build a winning streak by focusing on multiple issues that will help middle-class families.
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They want to ensure that California's pollution and greenhouse gases continue to be reduced, that California's renewable energy mandates continue to be met, that California ratepayers benefit, and that investment not be shifted into PacifiCorp's territory at California's expense.
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China's annual economic targets, usually announced in March, are closely watched by financial markets for hints of any changes in its fiscal and monetary policies, which shifted into growth-boosting mode last year as the economy started to slow.
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BERLIN, Jan 8 (Reuters) - German industrial output unexpectedly fell in November for the third consecutive month, data showed on Tuesday, in a further sign that Europe's largest economy shifted into a lower gear in the final quarter of 2018.
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The offense shifted into the paint for Penn State where Watkins pulled down three straight offensive rebounds on the same possession midway through before drawing a foul and draining two free throws to put Penn State up 24-246.
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More broadly, the Court's consensus in Comcast signals that the liberal justices may have shifted into triage mode, accepting that some incursions on civil rights are no longer worth resisting in a Court that's lurched hard to the right.
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But the 2014 collapse of Banco Espirito Santo and its subsequent 4.9 billion bailout led to the creation of Novo Banco, which swallowed the lender's healthy operations including Tranquilidade while its toxic assets were shifted into a bad bank.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its worst week in over a decade as investors who spent most of the winter shrugging off coronavirus-related concerns shifted into panic mode, rapidly wiping out a year's worth of steady gains.
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But over the past six years, it has drastically downsized its consumer businesses — it no longer sells televisions in the United States — and shifted into industrial electronics, including the batteries for Tesla roadsters and sensors and cameras for automobiles.
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Earlier data from Germany showed its private sector grew at a slower pace this month as services shifted into a lower gear but factory activity remained high, suggesting Europe's biggest economy is carrying its upswing into the second quarter.
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Witherspoon is — as she always is at her best — a tensed-up ball of crackling fire, while Woodley has shifted into a whole new acting gear now that Jane's pain and fury are starting to seep through the cracks.
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On Wednesday evening, the first lady's office shifted into a more active gear, announcing the hiring of Lindsay Reynolds, a former associate director of the White House Visitor's Office during the George W. Bush administration, to be Trump's chief of staff.
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Trump began the meeting by saying he could "get a lot done" with Democrats, but quickly shifted into more familiar talking points about the proposed wall he has long promised his supporters that he would build along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"The market likely shifted into deficit in May ... driven by both sustained strong demand as well as sharply declining production," it said, adding that it expected production declines to keep the market in deficit in the second half of 2016.
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WASHINGTON, June 26 (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, but there is still no sign of a significant pickup in layoffs even as economic growth has shifted into lower gear.
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Image 252 of 2000 BRUSSELS – As NATO shifted into new headquarters in recent weeks, part of the move involved a tombstone-like chunk of polished granite, a memorial to those who paid the ultimate price in service of the military alliance.
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BERLIN - Germany's private sector grew at a faster pace in August as humming factories shifted into a higher gear, a survey showed on Wednesday, suggesting that Europe's biggest economy is likely to continue its robust upswing in the third quarter.
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The updated GDP data, and signs that the economy shifted into lower gear in the second quarter after receiving a boost from exports and an accumulation of unsold goods in the first three months of 2019, are undercutting that argument.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German factories shifted into overdrive in December as strong foreign demand propelled growth in activity to a record high and capacity constraints led to the biggest delivery delays in more than 20 years, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German industrial production fell at its fastest rate in more than two years in September as growth shifted into a lower gear during an uncertain summer for manufacturers, though the economy looked primed for a fourth-quarter rebound.
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But — as is often the case with comic book characters — Spider-Man and Venom have sometimes shifted into being uneasy allies, and it looks like the new movie will focus on Venom as an antihero rather than outright bad guy.
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"The U.S. presidential election has shifted into overdrive and health care is again one of the campaign trail's prominent and controversial issues," Kelly Bogdanov, vice president and portfolio analyst at RBC Wealth Management, wrote in a note to clients Feb. 16.
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He began his writing life as a poet, and when he shifted into prose, he carried with him a deft touch with metaphor and an uncanny ability to find the little resonances, the rhymes, between the disparate lives of his characters.
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AutoNation said first quarter results were hit by costs of $6.8 million, or six cents a share, for hail damage to vehicles, and another $3.2 million, or 3 cents a share, related to stock compensation costs shifted into the quarter.
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Now the Cassini spacecraft has gradually shifted into an orbit that takes it over the planet's north and south poles and then down into a series of increasingly vertiginous-looking dives perpendicular to the plane of its buttery glowing rings.
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When he did get the room to stand and cheer, he strangely stepped back from the podium, looked left (ironically) at the GOP side of the room and shifted into bobblehead mode, nodding incessantly at the approval being showered on him.
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But James's team is simply overmatched, and the series, before it has started, has somewhat shifted into a discussion of what a third ring in four years would mean to the legacies of Curry, Thompson, Green, Iguodala, Shaun Livingston and Kerr.
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And on Friday, after just a few early jitters, he shifted into a gear that was all too familiar to the 22016th-seeded Berdych and to many other lesser talents through the years who have been the canvas to Federer's brush.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly 250 migrant children who were held at a Customs and Border Protection facility in Clint, Texas, will be shifted into the Department of Health and Human Services' shelter system by Tuesday following reports of poor conditions at the facility.
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The party shifted into high gear after Friday's weigh-in as thousands of fans, many wearing emerald green or wrapped in Irish flags, spilled from the arena on to the Strip for night of booze fueled revelry that carried on into Saturday.
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"Generic entry might not prove to be as successful for addressing this problem as it has historically been, and I think it's because we fundamentally have shifted into these other types of products where competition is just more challenging," Vanderbilt's Stacie Dusetzina said.
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When Salesky left the Google self-driving project in September, the race to deploy autonomous vehicles had already shifted into overdrive, with automakers, tech companies, and startups jockeying for a leading position — a battle that would have seemed ridiculous just three years before.
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The probe into Clinton's use of a private email server while leading the State Department shifted into a new phase recently as investigators completed the review of the emails, working with intelligence agencies and the State Department to determine whether they were classified.
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Third, the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO), or war fighting budget—half of which funds items having nothing to do with the wars in the Middle East or in Afghanistan—should be shifted into the regular budget when the Budget Control Act is repealed.
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The roads were empty, with all local schools and most local businesses shut, and as I pulled into Ross's driveway, my rental car noisily skidded; by the time I'd shifted into park, the judge was at the door, a hand raised in greeting.
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Then as he transitioned into "Alright," a song about survival and hope, the music began to swell, and the performance shifted into a full-on spectacle that featured a giant bonfire, neon colors illuminated by black lights, and a massive, choreographed dance party.
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Tandon said people that were building mortgage models a decade ago at big banks like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley who have now shifted into risk roles at banks and insurance companies are surprisingly solid candidates if they&aposve kept up with the technology.
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The outreach by Mr. Dmitriev, according to the special counsel's report, was part of a broad, makeshift effort by the Kremlin to establish ties to Mr. Trump that began early in the campaign and shifted into high gear after Mr. Trump's victory.
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The congressman's comments on Monday come after nearly 250 migrant children who were held at a US Customs and Border Protection facility in Clint, Texas, were shifted into the Department of Health and Human Services' shelter system following reports of poor conditions at the facility.
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In a move that will surely inspire people all over the world to rush out to spin class, the performance began with a spin-themed dance montage (impressive on-bike dance moves!) and shifted into Ariana and Nicki promenading past a bunch of musclebound dudes.
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Whether because funding was growing scarce in Greece or because it's inevitable that an internationally acclaimed filmmaker will seek a wider audience and Hollywood stars, Lanthimos shifted into English with The Lobster, enlisting Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, John C. Reilly, Ben Whishaw, and Léa Seydoux.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing activity slowed to a near three-year low in July and hiring at factories shifted into lower gear, suggesting a further loss of momentum in economic growth early in the third quarter as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing persist.
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Morrison, who is in his 40s, is a political appointee in the Trump White House, brought on board by former national security adviser John Bolton to address arms control matters and later shifted into his current role as a top Russia and Europe adviser.
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The euro rose to a 2-93.80.8/2 week high against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday and was on track for its largest percentage gain in more than two months, after data showed Germany's economy shifted into a higher gear in the third quarter.
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"Performance during the second half has been considerably worse than expected, particularly during the fourth quarter in the UK," Chief Executive Officer Stephen Marks said in a statement, citing lower in-season orders being received and wholesale deliveries being shifted into the new year.
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Dolores and the other hosts started a bloody revolt against their human oppressors in last season's finale, and "Westworld" has now shifted into a wide-open space where the androids are getting their first taste of freedom but discovering a new set of challenges.
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Since November, Ms. Cooper and 40 other transit workers have been shifted into a job that is based largely on the notion that being unrelentingly nice can go a long way to help bolster the image of a flagging, frequently curse-inducing subway system.
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With central Europe's economies still on solid ground, and having not yet felt the full impact of a slowdown in Germany and the euro zone, central Europe's rate setters have largely shifted into wait-and-see mode even as the European Central Bank eases policy.
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A magnificent and terrible machine engineered by the founders, still and silent through almost all of American history, has for only the third time in 231 years shifted into motion, to consider whether Congress must call a president to account for abuse of power.
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Europe's biggest economy shifted into higher gear in the second quarter, expanding faster than predicted, a relief for investors who feared a wobble that hit the euro zone in the first three months of the year might signal the end of the bloc's five-year growth run.
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His victory over right-wing nationalist Marine Le Pen bolstered the economic establishment and provided at least a momentary reprieve from the populist uprising that began with Britain's decision last year to leave the EU and shifted into high gear with Trump's entry into the Oval Office.
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Instead, the recent actions and statements from Garner's family, activists, and the police union indicate that the controversy and calls for reform in the wake of Garner's death have shifted into a new phase for both racial justice activists and the police department they are protesting.
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In the last 15 years, the epidemic has shifted into groups that are hard to test and even harder to keep on daily medication: men who are closeted, drug injectors, the homeless, the rural poor, the mentally ill and those with little income and no health insurance.
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The fault lines are technical as well as philosophical and include a debate over whether the economy has shifted into a higher gear, giving the Fed room for more interest-rate hikes and perhaps reducing the need for controversial tools like bond-buying to fight future recessions.
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Kristen Mulderig of Rick Sales Entertainment Group, which manages the band, told Pollstar that Slayer's business team has shifted into "legacy mode," which means keeping the band in the public eye and profitable after they've broken up, as in the cases of the Beatles or Nirvana.
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With central Europe's economies still on solid ground, and having not yet felt the full impact of a slowdown in Germany and the euro zone, central Europe's rate setters have largely shifted into wait-and-see mode on rates even as the European Central Bank eases policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro rose to a 2-93.80.8/2 week high against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday and was on track for its largest percentage gain in more than four months, after data showed Germany's economy shifted into a higher gear in the third quarter.
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Wayne hasn't quite shifted into Andre 3000 territory of delivering one or two devastatingly self-excoriating features a year, but he's inching toward being an artist whose presence on a track is seen more as a marquee statement than an attempt at broadening the song's fan base.
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In the past year, the site has shifted into being essentially a mouthpiece for Trump; when Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields was grabbed by then Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, the website appeared to side with the Trump campaign over Fields, prompting Fields and editor Ben Shapiro to quit.
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The Otto Group, a family-owned mail order firm founded in 13 which shifted into e-commerce and now runs more than 100 webshops worldwide, said in a statement on Tuesday its online sales rose 10 percent to 7 billion euros in the fiscal year to Feb. 29.
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A reading about 50 indicates expansion in the sector while a reading below 50 indicates contraction "Japan's manufacturing engine shifted into a higher gear during February, as faster increases in output, new business and employment were reported," said Samuel Agass, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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Front-line social workers and others estimated in interviews that anywhere from a quarter to half of their former adult home clients either have failed — meaning they died in preventable ways or shifted into a higher level of care — or currently lack the help they need to live safely.
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House floor debate on impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE briefly shifted into Spanish on Wednesday as Rep.
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He is the lead sponsor of a bill, passed by the State House last month, to request that New Hampshire be shifted into the Atlantic time zone, which by fine coincidence would do exactly what daylight saving does now: put the state an hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time.
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Using updates of official industry classifications, Thor Berger and Carl Benedikt Frey further document that less than 0.5% of the US workforce shifted into technology industries that emerged in the 2000s, including digital industries such as online auctions, video/audio streaming and web design This analysis bolsters the "secular stagnation" argument.
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"I think there was 90 seconds of asking about his grades and his SATs and his extracurricular activities, and then it shifted" into how to have his son win admission by pretending to be a water polo team recruit and making a "contribution" to the water polo team, recalled the man.
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Reassured that his public still loved him, Mr. Lewis returned to filmmaking with the low-budget, semidramatic "The Delicate Delinquent" and then shifted into overdrive for a series of personal appearances, beginning at the Sands in Las Vegas and culminating with a four-week engagement at the Palace in New York.
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While growth is strong and may well have shifted into a higher permanent gear, particularly after data showing higher than previously estimated household savings available to support future spending, Clarida said it also may be the case that productivity is rising and that unemployment can fall lower than expected without producing inflation.
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After remarking on the pride that the United States felt in hosting the international body, his speech quickly shifted into a display of American strength in the wake of World War II. That mix of high-flown diplomatic ideals and the force of American influence has long characterized presidential addresses to the body.
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" Joseph Brusuelas, RSM US: "The bottom line from the November jobs report is that the economy has shifted into third gear and investors and forward looking firm managers should anticipate a shift in policy in the new year that will bring rising policy rates, improved fixed business investment and strong household spending.
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Retired government workers would see their pensions, already less than $270,000 a year for many workers, cut by an average of 10 percent; current government workers would be shifted into a 401(k) plan; and workers in Puerto Rico's private sector would lose mandatory perks like a holiday bonus, usually $300 to $600 a year.
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" Although transgender rights have been litigated for years, the issue shifted into the public consciousness, in part because of the May 13 directive from the Department of Education and the Justice Department that a school "must not treat a transgender student differently from the way it treats other students of the same gender identity.
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ISM said its index of national factory activity slipped to 51.2 last month, the lowest reading since August 2016, as U.S. manufacturing activity slowed to a near three-year low in July and hiring at factories shifted into lower gear, suggesting a further loss of momentum in economic growth early in the third quarter.
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See postscripts | I'm saddened to have to mark the death on Saturday of Ralph J. Cicerone, a brilliant atmospheric scientist who skillfully shifted into academic leadership as chancellor of the University of California, Irvine, but really hit his stride through a decade, just ended in June, as president of the National Academy of Sciences.
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My perspective has slowly shifted into thinking about these columns not as "post-" in the sense of after, but "post-" in the way we think of it in terms like postmodern; these things are here and we're all struggling and sinking in the mud of the after like Bastian after losing Artax in the swamp.
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In response, Republican men have largely shrugged their shoulders — or worse, shifted into high dudgeon, issuing stern lectures about how such "character assassinations" will drive good men away from public service and how the real danger here is that this nation's sons and husbands will all become vulnerable to false, or at least insignificant, accusations.
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At least two dozen times in the past month, the president appears to have shifted into full-on verbal tic mode, deploying some variation of "We'll see what happens" as a cast of world leaders from France, the Baltic States, Japan and Nigeria rotated in and out of the White House or his Florida estate.
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Mexico's main stock index has dropped more than 5.33% this year, though the peso currency has been stable, bolstered by high interest rates, Meanwhile, U.S. manufacturing activity slowed to a near three-year low in July while hiring at factories shifted into lower gear, suggesting a further loss of momentum in economic growth early in the third quarter.
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Where once, the uniform, a tank top, was seen as a frame for the display of PEAK PERFORMANCE we have now shifted into a more utilitarian era, a time when lifting for athletic excellence is seen as a means to a competitive end… ...instead of a never-ending struggle to make one's body into the ultimate fitness machine.
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It seems right that, in an age when the center of gravity for serious reading has shifted into the classroom, we would produce a seminar Bible, in the best sense—a version of scripture made not to be obeyed or scrutinized for lessons but to be studied and shared through the pleasure of pluralist interpretation and constant cross-referencing.
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This senior adviser position was supposed to last no more than 120 days, the memo says, but as the deadline approached, Connell was shifted into a permanent career position as senior executive staffer with the VA, a high-level job that is supposed to be filled after a field of competitive applicants are vetted and interviewed.
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YouTuber and speedrunning historian Summoning Salt took a deep dive into the speedrunning scene of the 1986 NES game The Legend of Zelda, chronicling how one runner managed to hold the record for nearly a decade and how the scene shifted into a new, unique category, igniting a months-long, back-and-forth race for first place.
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With "This Tortured Earth," a wall-mounted square of scarred and divot-marked bronze, and "The World Is a Foxhole," which features a ball and a small sail in precarious balance, the artist shifted into the biotic forms that later characterized his mature work, but they are freighted with a bitterness and absurdity rare in his art.
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When it was announced that the composer would be performing at Coachella in April of this year, the news was met with some bemusement before reactions quickly shifted into disbelief that it hadn't happened already; after all, Zimmer had already tested the waters with a successful European tour in 2016, his first, proving the appeal of a Hans Zimmer live experience.
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" Another man, Daniel Solis y Martinez, 35, who was at the camp from 1999–04 and is now Associate Executive Director at the California Conference for Equality and Justice said, "My fear at the start of the Gauntlet quickly shifted into shame—seeing the pain, anger, and sadness of women I'd befriended that week, and knowing I was part of it.
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If you don't see politics as a vehicle for positive change but rather as an abstraction shape-shifted into a job, and if you view the presidency as about power rather than public service, of course working to get your boss elected and then working closely with him in the White House would feel like nothing more than an exciting career opportunity.
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"The Good Place" was not only packed with references and background jokes you can&apost possibly catch if you&aposre half-watching it, but the second season shifted into compelling TV. It wasn&apost just clever and endearing and weird and fun, but also a deeper meditation on what it means to be a good person, and how and when that goodness can be rewarded.
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President Obama shifted into YOLO mode and started issuing increasingly ambitious executive orders, Democrats threw caution to the wind and re-embraced gun control as an issue, Clinton broke with Obama to the left on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a disheveled democratic socialist mounted a shockingly strong primary campaign, and liberal hero Elizabeth Warren made it clear she's the only Democratic senator anyone cares about.
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