"Nothing was shoring up the second floor," Ms. Hicks said.
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Fixing the overcrowding and shoring up staff are more pressing.
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Shoring up retirement planning options needs to be a priority.
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Rebuilding is more than fixing houses and shoring up neighborhoods.
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This should widen the tax net, shoring up public finances.
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Other goals, especially shoring up Mr. Assad, proved more important.
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Trump's administration will spend the week shoring up Republican support.
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Seldom has a president's ego required so much shoring up.
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Their first stop was the dam shoring up the town's lake.
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The conventional wisdom about shoring up your base was all wrong.
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But shoring up short-term confidence from Beijing has a cost.
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"Shoring up their credibility is clearly a key priority," Mehta added.
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Graves framed the issue as one of shoring up states' coasts.
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As it waits, the S.D.F. is shoring up its prison capacity.
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The cash allowed work to start on shoring up the building.
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They're shoring up getting enough hours, trying to make ends meet.
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Instead of being cowed, Kardashian is shoring up her bona fides.
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And the company's cloud services — long a weak point — need shoring up.
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JOBS MISMATCH Some say this approach is shoring up problems for later.
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But the company is also taking steps toward shoring up the platform.
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This outfit, as the name suggests, was tasked with shoring up morale.
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Shoring up state finances means little to voters left out of pocket.
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Here's where to begin shoring up your home and your insurance policy.
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Sanjay is shoring up the structure, reinforcing the beams, tightening the bolts.
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But shoring up those last 15 or so votes is the trick.
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"This should be going to shoring up your future self," she says.
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Shoring up deficiencies and implementing real solutions will help make the election credible.
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The parties have also yet to agree on shoring up the central bank.
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Son is prioritizing investment for the future over shoring up the balance sheet.
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That leaves Japan with very few options for shoring up its flagging economy.
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Now that it's days away from being published, they're shoring up my nerves.
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But shoring up subsidies strikes many Republicans as an immoral insurance sector bailout.
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Democrats aren't just shoring up the elections they were already expected to take.
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We've got to spend some of our time shoring up our own democracies.
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Then, amid the risk-on mood, yields rose again, shoring up the dollar.
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Critics denounced the scheme as an expensive exercise in shoring up electoral support.
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Cruz appears to be shoring up at least some institutional support in the state.
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Trump hopes rallies will be part of the solution to shoring up his support.
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Shoring up LLISSE for the extremes of Venus has been an all-consuming task.
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Instead of shoring up these institutions, many voters are inclined to make everything worse.
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So while Facebook was investigating and shoring up its platform, it suspended the feature.
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Only Senator Elizabeth Warren, in remarks on shoring up democracy, notably extended her range.
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For what it's worth, respondents are taking steps toward shoring up their balance sheets.
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The so-called "least dangerous branch" would need some shoring up, the founders believed.
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There have been mixed signals from the Trump administration about shoring up the exchanges.
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Just shoring up the network at your log cabin in the middle of nowhere?
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Millett didn't stop at the social; culture, too, played a role in shoring up
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It was more about shoring up China's influence than making any progress on denuclearization.
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It funded funding major infrastructure projects while also shoring up the Highway Trust Fund.
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They have also been shoring up their cybersecurity defenses to guard against another attack.
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And it's true that Democrats have some work to do shoring up union members.
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For now, his chief goal is shoring up his own political support in France.
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As mentioned last week, we're aggressively shoring up resources and protecting our existing assets.
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Governments around the world were shoring up financial institutions while leaving their citizens behind.
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Biden supports shoring up traditional alliances such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
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The only path forward now is a bipartisan approach to shoring up the exchanges.
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An offseason spent shoring up the offensive line could get it all clicking quickly.
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IBM is shoring up its stock price with savage cost cuts and share buy-backs.
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During the global financial crisis, bailouts were the normal way of shoring up failed banks.
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From the Republican perspective, shoring up the insurance markets would at best stop the bleeding.
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The already-long to-do list for shoring up Tesla's financial situation just got longer.
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Japanese officials acknowledge that their defence drive is aimed partly at shoring up the alliance.
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Shoring up these three pillars is a tall order that requires immediate and constant attention.
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The changes to the pension system are aimed at shoring up Nicaragua's social security system.
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The United States has been instrumental in shoring up Tunisia's security since the 2011 revolution.
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Iran and Russia have expended precious resources on shoring up the Assad regime in Syria.
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Shoring up jobs in the manufacturing industry has been a priority of the Trump administration.
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And Mr. Bevin, the Republican incumbent governor, has had difficulty shoring up his conservative base.
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A Pence presidency also may lead to a shoring-up of security and economic alliances.
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He named three specifically: shoring up retirement savings, protecting multi-employer pension plans and infrastructure.
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Falling oil prices cut the cost of commodity production, also shoring up supply, he added.
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It will represent the shoring up of the old order, the preservation of the establishment.
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For him, the deal was more about shoring up the Canadian economy than expanding it.
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In addition to shoring up allies, there are several factors attracting the Saudis to Asia.
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Clearly [Sanders's] team has decided drawing a contrast is critical to shoring up his numbers.
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Some might think about shoring up the offensive line in case Joe Thuney leaves Foxborough.
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But it also began an internal audit last year aimed at shoring up its practices.
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Policy tensions opened up over the right balance between shoring up growth and imposing overhauls.
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Analysts said one of her tasks will be shoring up diplomatic relations with South Korea.
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Deutsche Bank said it was reviewing "strategic options" for shoring up its profitability and growth.
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Inside linebacker is another position of need, and the secondary could use shoring up, as well.
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Li emphasized that shoring up growth at around 6.5 percent would be key to job creation.
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When it comes to shoring up your retirement savings, "work longer" isn't always the right answer.
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It's just a matter of shoring up the APIs and making sure we're ready to go.
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Why it matters: Security is not just about shoring up cyber controls for politicians' official accounts.
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Cherish the scintilla of hope in North Korea, and remember how arms control needs shoring up.
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Disney's deal for Fox has partly been about shoring up ESPN with Fox's regional sports networks.
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Rather than shoring up Brazil's financial credibility, the Central Bank thus damaged it all the more.
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Such meetings are aimed at shoring up Senate support for the nominee and generating media coverage.
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Shoring up the base, to use a political analogy, may be an effective short-term tack.
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He's not a pretty fighter, but he keeps shoring up problems and making himself more effective.
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They are wholly obsessed with shoring up intergenerational poverty and leaving the most vulnerable to die.
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Rather, they were active participants, shoring up their own economic power through ownership of the enslaved.
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But whether even that sum would succeed in shoring up people and infrastructure is anyone's guess.
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Across the country, hundreds of other local communities were shoring up their budgets with similar deals.
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This fall, Congress is working on shoring up Social Security and pensions and expanded saving opportunities.
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It's not a panacea, but it's the first step in shoring up the agency's shaky finances.
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Since then, Washington's diplomatic efforts have focused on shoring up a series of corrupt post-coup governments.
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The company is shoring up its finances and expanding its reach ahead of an IPO next year.
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Since then, the military junta has passed two constitutions shoring up its power and weakening its rivals.
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Plus, Dany's shoring up her alliances to finally becoming the threat we always knew she could be.
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They might propose bills shoring up the Affordable Care Act, and challenge Mr Trump to block them.
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To prepare, workers were shoring up at least two areas along the city's levee system, Boyett said.
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This is a big reason nearly every action — and reaction — is aimed at shoring up his base.
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Banking sector insiders say the Otkritie plan has so far been effective in shoring up the bank.
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And last week, Beijing issued a draft plan aimed at tackling the disease and shoring up supplies.
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Donald Trump has long been a believer in shoring up media attention even if it isn't favorable.
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Policymakers have shifted their focus in recent months to improving credit conditions and shoring up business confidence.
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But he spent the past year rehabilitating his image and shoring up support in his GOP conference.
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Debt has played a key role in shoring up China's economic growth following the global financial crisis.
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Its leadership has managed to remain in control, while preserving power, and shoring up massive private wealth.
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It can be a full-time job, just shoring up of this flimsy superficial construction of identity.
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Should you spend time shoring up hardcore supporters, or look to convert those on the other side?
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And the speaker supports shoring up Obamacare rather than starting from scratch with a single-payer plan.
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Most have ambitious plans for their small windfall, including shoring up their savings and paying off debt.
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Data is eating the world, and shoring up its protection has ballooned into a huge market opportunity.
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Neither companies, ad partners, nor CMPs seem keen on shoring up that pathetic 12 percent compliance rate.
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Seldom has a president's ego been this tender, and seldom has it required so much shoring up.
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Rather, he focused on shoring up his argument that the FBI is out to take down Trump.
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Trump ran for office in 2016 on a protectionist platform aimed at shoring up U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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Shoring up the insurance marketplaces starts with a reassurance to insurers that the payments will be made.
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Elites turned to nationalism as a way of distracting voters from economic issues and shoring up their support.
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Horrigan was quick to note that digital education was still important, as was shoring up broadband coverage gaps.
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Zuckerberg and Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, said last week that shoring up trust was their priority.
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GLOBAL SLOWDOWN The dismal quarter will pile pressure on Saikawa, who has been tasked with shoring up performance.
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It has also undertaken structural reforms: overhauling energy markets, shoring up banks and increasing transparency in public procurement.
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ROME/MILAN (Reuters) - The Italian government approved a decree aimed at shoring up troubled lender Banca Carige (CRGI.
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Shoring up the Social Security trust fund was not the most obvious topic for slipping in a zinger.
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One urgent matter facing Mitsotakis' cabinet is the shoring up of key state-controlled utility Public Power Corp.
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According to Trump, the United States is spending too many resources shoring up rich allies around the globe.
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None of these moves were exactly shoring up a defense that ranked 229.2st in the league last season.
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A recent survey by the National Retail Federation indicates consumers plan to continue shoring up their savings accounts.
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Democrats have accused Trump of exploiting racial divides as a political strategy aimed at shoring up his base.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday approved a request from Maryland officials aimed at shoring up the ObamaCare markets.
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Koike, a former LDP defense minister, is seen as largely in favor of shoring up Japan's military deterrence.
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Rather, it appears that Kim has been shoring up his alliances in anticipation of the meeting with Trump.
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"This is all about the election and Trump getting out there and shoring up his base," Snape said.
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But instead of shoring up the sector, the move led to the near-collapse of the new bank.
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But as always, the President is more concerned with shoring up his political base than the wider electorate.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia announced he would support Kavanaugh, shoring up enough votes to confirm his nomination.
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While they're interested in promoting literacy (and shoring up their image), this particular campaign will only last two weeks.
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The federal government has negotiated debt relief with some states and now finds itself shoring up public security too.
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Gazprom and some utilities say Nord Stream-2 is the most pragmatic solution to shoring up Europe's energy security.
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Apple tried shoring up the disappointing sales by cutting prices and upgrading the innards, but it ultimately proved fruitless.
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Political analysts reckon it has more to do with Mr Zuma rewarding loyalists and shoring up his preferred successor.
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Some euro zone banks, including Deutsche, have tried to mitigate the damage by shoring up unprofitable businesses and regions.
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The agency's big push at the moment, however, is shoring up resources to get them back to the Moon.
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Those in charge of protecting cloud accounts have their own methods of shoring up defenses and securing account perimeters.
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Two board members said it was critical monetary policy not be the only means of shoring up economic growth.
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Some restaurant owners also have stacked sandbags and tires on the beach in hopes of shoring up the sand.
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"This is money that could be put to good use shoring up critical programs such as Medicare," he said.
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As America thrust itself into the wider world, it simultaneously began a process of shoring up its domestic borders.
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The report notes the proposal was considered as part of a conversation about shoring up the nation's cyber-defenses.
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It shows tremendous progress that local prosecutors are shoring up the political will to pursue these cases, she said.
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While this one is focused on shoring up the economy, it has a serious public health component as well.
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Yiannopoulos has spent years benefiting from a pattern of provoking attack and then shoring up support amid the backlash.
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The company's disappointing sales come as it focuses more on shoring up its profit margins by shutting underperforming stores.
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As of Sunday evening, Biden appears to be in a distant second place, and Buttigieg shoring up third place.
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The president's reelection campaign has mobilized a Women for Trump network aimed at shoring up support among the demographic.
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Patty Murray (D-Wash.) -- and Johnson contends they're crucial to shoring up support for the bill in the House.
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Hatch's modifications also include several provisions aimed at helping the middle class and shoring up support from GOP senators.
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Meanwhile, Jon Snow is shoring up against an army of White Walkers and undead, which threatens the whole of Westeros.
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Investors were also concerned about China's falling reserves and that it would have a hard time shoring up the yuan.
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Those meetings are now expected to center on shoring up shared priorities as trans-Atlantic alliances face an uncertain future.
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Subsidised credit will doubtless have the side-effect of shoring up support for Mr Orban, which may be the point.
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They are often aimed at shoring up support for a candidate or elected official of the right-wing media machine.
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Both candidates have work to do in shoring up their respective bases, but both also need to expand their appeal.
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However, its biggest streaming competitor, Spotify, has been shoring up its own growing podcast division with a number of acquisitions.
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Over the past 18 months, election-security advocates have been pushing for new legislation shoring up the nation's election infrastructure.
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Key implementing organizations like CARE and World Vision also played a vital role in shoring up support for famine response.
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Am I trying to break down these problems or am I actually part of how we're shoring up these problems?
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The Saudi monarchy responded by shoring up ties with the Wahhabi religious establishment and restoring many of its hardline stances.
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Overall, it felt introspective, contrite and contemplative — a self-reflection from a community genuine about shoring up its ethical shortcomings.
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New CEO John Flannery took over for Jeff Immelt in August and has been aggressively shoring up his executive ranks.
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At a meeting of the House Natural Resources Committee, Graves framed the issue as one of shoring up states' coasts.
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But that hasn't deterred the U.S. government, which appears to prioritize shoring up a reliable ally over protecting human lives.
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The RBI governor urged BRICS countries to respond by shoring up their domestic economies by making themselves attractive investment destinations.
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He's more concerned with shoring up support from Brexit zealots, than protecting jobs, rights, and our keeping our country together.
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The federal government can, and must, do a better job of shoring up our defenses against the rising cybersecurity threats.
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Guarantees are shoring up Sotheby's sales; its contemporary art auction on Wednesday will feature more than 30 such minimum prices.
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Additionally, the goal of shoring up the wider Italian financial system is now making progress, according to analysts at Citi.
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Apple, which like other companies has been steadily shoring up its security, has become the poster child for such warnings.
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The report also notes that the email correspondence was focused on shoring up support for the Cardinal Conversations steering committee.
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It cautioned that any deficit spending should be aimed at productivity boosting infrastructure spending or shoring up social safety nets.
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Lowering prescription drug costs and shoring up coverage for pre-existing conditions clearly would fall into that category as well.
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In May, Tesla raised $2.7 billion by selling stock and convertible bonds to investors, shoring up its supply of cash.
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He must now build on that fact to develop a Trump Doctrine, based on shoring up traditional allies against Iran.
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Ms. Hodges is not alone in emphasizing distaste for the president, perhaps shoring up flagging progressive support along the way.
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Foreign steel companies are concerned the probe may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition.
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It frees up Abe to focus on shoring up his weak economy, and Trump on cutting a deal with China.
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She also wanted to focus on shoring up her majority, after winning her seat with a majority of just 816.
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Cino hopes that scientific progress continues, preventing wrongful convictions in the future and shoring up the science used in the courtroom.
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President Bashar al-Assad turned towards Idlib after shoring up his rule in most of Syria with Russian and Iranian help.
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"A lot of celeb gossip is deeply fucked and deeply invested in shoring up the status quo," Peterson wrote on Twitter.
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"There is a risk the proposed rights issue is perceived as shoring up the balance sheet," Jefferies said in a note.
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Mrs May wants MPs to reject the lot, shoring up her rocky negotiating position at the EU summit later this month.
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At 0.13% it was low by rich-country standards, and Japan's public finances, battered by years of deficits, needed shoring up.
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Indeed, as wary as Vietnam is of China, it seems to be following its lead in shoring up the Party's authority.
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Bombardier is shoring up its loss-making regional jets and turboprops with a mixture of hard-sell, cost-cutting and outsourcing.
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But beneath the surface, the deal signals that Apple is willing to spend significant capital shoring up the backbone of Siri.
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He heard about Homewise word-of-mouth and began shoring up his credit with his wife, a high school science teacher.
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Foreign steel companies have been concerned the probe may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition.
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Clinton and former President Bill Clinton have visited several churches during the New York primary season, likely shoring up their base.
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Then again, it may not matter, assuming Bolsonaro succeeds in his goals of shoring up the repressive powers of the state.
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Savers shoring up cash to invest can also easily transfer money from a cash account into an investment account at Wealthfront.
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In addition to shoring up academic and organizational skills, the program aims to ease students into the social flow of campus.
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Defending the Affordable Care Act Likely among the first things Democrats will tackle, once the government re-opens: Shoring up Obamacare.
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In Europe, mainstream political leaders seem too busy shoring up fading domestic political support to spend much time thinking about China.
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Meanwhile, they approved a $700-plus billion national defense appropriation — with not one cent for shoring up our nation's election systems.
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Alicia Munnell touts investing the Social Security Trust Fund in stocks as a useful tactic for shoring up the program's solvency.
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Temer canceled meetings aimed at shoring up support as he flew to Sao Paulo for a medical check later on Wednesday.
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It seems like a shoring-up-the-base strategy by the White House — in other words, the politicization of a pandemic.
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Now, ironically, he fears that shoring up his end of things may ultimately lead hackers to go after bigger targets instead.
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Now it's time to solve problems: shoring up the future of pensions, recognizing the value of work, strengthening cohesion in Europe.
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Top Democrats also discussed the possibility of expanding Medicaid, creating additional price-gouging protections and shoring up local transit and Amtrak.
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This time, negotiators are locking horns over more routine employment matters, including the shoring up of a faltering health care plan.
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Iger is now executive chairman, where he'll advise Chapek and take a heavier hand in shoring up the company's creative strategy.
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The move demonstrated power and ambition, but also placed a marker on the map, shoring up Kazakhstan's possession of the area.
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When it comes to eroding an existing democracy, rather than shoring up a dictatorship, there are somewhat similar technologies on offer.
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This innovation is driving us forward, shoring up our energy security, while helping us safeguard an environment we all care about.
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Why should a company whose pension program is underfunded be able to buy back stock before shoring up the pension fund?
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Regardless, any effort to toughen up existing scooters could go a long way toward shoring up the business side of this service.
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"Anime has worldwide appeal, especially in Asia, so Netflix is shoring up its presence internationally before Disney's international launch," Del Vecchio said.
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Clinton, was shoring up his own plan to send former President Bill Clinton to Mason City on Wednesday night at 453:15.
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This week the government presented a package of measures aimed at shoring up Pemex, though doubts persist about the company's financial position.
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The Republican National Committee is investing hugely in a digital advertising campaign aimed at shoring up Trump's weaknesses among women and Latinos.
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And the state-owned companies have taken the lead by making big investments, shoring up another important leg of the Chinese economy.
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Foreign steel companies have been concerned that the investigation may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition.
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Kerber had raised her own game, changing her diet, dropping some weight and shoring up her vulnerable serve in the off-season.
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This week, the government presented a package of measures aimed at shoring up Pemex, though doubts persist about the company's financial position.
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Moody's said an upgrade in the outlook to stable was possible if the government succeeded in shoring up finances and restructured SOEs.
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Brazil's progress in shoring up its finances would be slow and growth anemic for the next two to three years, Moody's said.
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Lindsey Graham said, it is too focused on shoring up the tech economy, which could hurt other important segments of the market.
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"The biggest factor right now shoring up gold is the weaker dollar," said Robin Bhar, head of metals research at Societe Generale.
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The true value of Apple's investment in Didi might be in shoring up that relationship, said analyst Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies.
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But Merkel, preoccupied with shoring up her weakened coalition after a disastrous election, has been supplanted by the energetic efforts of Macron.
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Mr. Buhari met with their leaders one by one, shoring up support for a campaign to join forces to fight the group.
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What Biden is doing right now is well under the water line -- checking for cracks, shoring up weak spots and the like.
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"It's all about shoring up and strengthening," said Ms. Donoghue, pointing to the trees, "and giving this the optimal chance to survive."
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For the middle-aged suburbanites who are the backbone of the anti-Trump resistance, that often means shoring up the Democratic Party.
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Chandler's arrival will potentially lighten McGee's load, while also shoring up a second unit that was desperately in need of a center.
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Meanwhile, as Pitaro is maintaining traditions and shoring up ESPN's core business, he is also trying to build out its digital future.
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They key to shoring up your safety reserves — and keeping your resolutions — is to map out how you're going to get there.
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Scientists believe this is key to protecting small island nations from sea level rise, shoring up food production and preventing extreme weather.
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The key to shoring up retirement security is to make it easier for everyone to access retirement savings plans, according to Sanzenbacher.
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The Chinese government and Xi himself have placed a huge emphasis on shoring up the country's economy to avoid collapse or recession.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) as essential to shoring up their support for legislation that they otherwise found too soft on the industry.
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Once elected with this foreign assistance, President Trump should have insisted on shoring up our security against future incursions by Russian malefactors.
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However, the government has supported the manufacturing sector with stimulus measures aimed at shoring up growth, including heavier spending on public infrastructure projects.
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But the president's increasingly harsh criticism, while shoring up his base, has the paradoxical effect of drawing more attention to the probe itself.
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While debt has played a key role in stimulating and shoring up economic growth, policymakers in China are not unaware of the risks.
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In Syria, Russia achieved its main goal of shoring up the government of President Bashar al-Assad, long the Kremlin's foremost Arab ally.
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His recent economic manoeuvring, which also included promises of free housing, may have been aimed at shoring up support ahead of his promotion.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton laid out a jobs plan focused on increasing spending for infrastructure and clean energy, as well as shoring up manufacturing.
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They have put together a three-pronged plan for shoring up the euro that they believe is politically feasible despite the troubling backdrop.
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This is a recipe for more Charlottesville-style clashes, with Trump shoring up his base by stoking their fear of radical leftist protesters.
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The two are likewise engaged in an ongoing proxy struggle around the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea, shoring up relationships with other partners.
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That was the tack Bill Clinton took during the Monica Lewinsky scandal, shoring up his political base by casting the blame on Republicans.
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State Republicans accused McAuliffe, a Democrat, of political opportunism and pursuing the cause in the hopes of shoring up votes for his party.
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Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle championed the tax as a health issue and a vehicle for shoring up the county's sagging budget.
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China's government is shoring up its economy through tax cuts and infrastructure spending, and on Friday announced steps to prevent a sharper slowdown.
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Right now, Graham said, Kim is focused on shoring up his long-term security, particularly against any threat of US-led regime change.
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Republican proposals to shore up the digital divide have proven hollow, providing no additional, actual funding for shoring up connectivity in underserved regions.
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Every dollar that Ryan has to spend here is a dollar that he's not spending shoring up other vulnerable Republicans across the country.
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The tweaks released Thursday were aimed at shoring up support within a Republican conference that has been deeply divided over what to do.
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"Shoring up labor market experience and earnings is a good thing," said Heather Boushey, executive director at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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Diaz has been working with Phil Regan, the interim pitching coach hired June 22 to replace Dave Eiland, on shoring up his mechanics.
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Beijing has been shoring up its rare earth industry recently and issuing thinly-veiled threats that it could curb exports of the minerals.
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So states concentrated on shoring up defenses around the web applications and databases, said Dylan Owen, senior manager for cyber services at Raytheon.
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Clinton, rather than shoring up those traditional swing states, was pressing an ephemeral advantage in Arizona and Texas, where Democrats almost never win.
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She also made stops in Guatemala and Honduras, during a trip that was presented domestically as shoring up Taiwan's alliances in Central America.
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Warren called for environmental cleanup in communities of color, a strategy aimed squarely at shoring up support from the base of the party.
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Census Bureau officials frantically are shoring up defenses in concert with tech companies, meeting with representatives for Google, Microsoft, and others to coordinate.
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Teller said that its new projects focus on "shoring up" existing farming practices to make them more efficient rather than "totally reinventing farming."
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Once deployed, however, the Russians concentrated more on shoring up the government of President Bashar al-Assad than on attacking the Islamic State.
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For much of the last decade, similar moves by the Fed aimed at shoring up economic growth helped supercharge returns in financial markets.
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Over the last several weeks, the various progressive groups have also been shoring up their organizations after the initially overwhelming groundswell of energy.
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That means doing better in ways we can easily quantify -- growing our personal savings, buying our first homes and shoring up our retirement accounts.
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They also stress that the Saudi business is critical to shoring up the beleaguered U.S. nuclear power industry, a priority for the Trump administration.
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The new Leaf is aimed at shoring up its position by boosting range to 226 miles, or triple what it first offered in 2011.
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A member of Congress introduced new bills aimed at shoring up the security of America's voting systems—likely too late for the upcoming election.
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The proposals concern shoring up security of supply, ensuring contracts agreed between national governments conform to EU law and a strategy for developing LNG.
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But it could prove a political manoeuvre of exquisite effectiveness: rallying her party, energising her leadership, dividing Labour and shoring up its unpopular leader.
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Now, it appears Google may similarly be shoring up the upcoming Stadia cloud gaming platform by building multiple internal game studios of its own.
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The money could then be used for popular causes such as shoring up public pensions or health care, or simply divided equally among citizens.
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Culp expressed confidence in his ability to turn GE around by focusing on shoring up the company's financial position while simultaneously strengthening its businesses.
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On the other hand, Apple might just be shoring up its IP against lawsuits, especially given the similarities between Face ID and Lighthouse's patents.
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Seattle (23-24) did a couple of things this week aimed at shoring up the offensive line and sparking the running game in particular.
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The most progressive states may be looking toward some greener future, but there seems to be little interest in shoring up the crumbling present.
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The speech seemed directed at shoring up his support in Florida, a swing state with lots of voters who have Cuban and Venezuelan roots.
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With Washington ratcheting up trade pressure, Chinese policymakers have shifted their focus in recent months to easing credit conditions and shoring up business confidence.
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J) on Wednesday, raising 3.6 billion rand ($212.993 million) and shoring up his finances, which were dented by his exposure to scandal-hit Steinhoff.
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Denholm will have to temper some of Musk's "personality" while also shoring up financials for a company that has yet to establish sustainable profitability.
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Now the Lannister Queen Cersei and her commanders in the field, interested only in shoring up King's Landing, are leaving the Reach entirely ungoverned.
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It wasn't just a way of shoring up the military in South Africa, however — it was also an attempt to maintain relations with Ireland.
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When it comes to defending against cyberattacks, a common strategy includes investing in costly hardware and software products, and then shoring up both frequently.
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Today it will be striking that for all the talk about terrorism and shoring up surveillance, members of Congress can still be so exposed.
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The last move was widely seen as shoring up an area that has long created tension for Hickenlooper — his relationship with the energy industry.
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President Obama is hoping to complete two more international agreements to fight global warming in the coming months, shoring up his climate change legacy.
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Democrats are likely to try passing legislation aimed at shoring up ObamaCare's insurance markets after bipartisan legislation was stymied in the Senate last year.
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Neither Gingrich nor Christie will add any value in terms of battleground state contests or shoring-up areas of demographical deficiency for Trump.2628.
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Retired coal miners and their congressional allies are shifting into overdrive in their push for Congress to pass legislation shoring up their retirement benefits.
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Nowadays, China faces the opposite problem: It is shoring up its currency while the rest of the world is trying to push it down.
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In the meantime, Penguin Random House has spent the last five years perfecting the corporate publishing house, shoring up its ability to publish bestsellers.
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Mandel has sought to position an impressive slate of national Republicans behind his bid in the hopes of shoring up support within the party.
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Fasting, he said, acts as a mild stress that makes cells throughout the body stronger, shoring up their ability to adapt to later insults.
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Scandinavian countries have tamped down the trend by "throwing a lot into social support networks and, as important, shoring up gender equity," says Fong.
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TOKYO, Oct 123 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average pared earlier losses and edged up on Wednesday, with a weak yen shoring up market sentiment.
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High-yield savings accounts are a great place to store money for emergencies and short-term goals, including money you're shoring up to invest.
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This fall, the Judd Foundation has started shoring up the walls themselves, specifically the cluster of buildings it owns in and around Marfa, Tex.
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Analysts said the initiative seemed more likely to be aimed at shoring up Kremlin control of domestic security rather than addressing terrorism and crime.
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Mr. Carmichael has suggested that any extra revenue should go toward shoring up the state's health insurance program, rather than toward raises for teachers.
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But if China's economy hits a rough patch, presenting difficult choices between shoring up growth and reining in debt, that stability may not last.
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Europe and China are outpacing the U.S. in shoring up their labor markets amid the historic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, according to economists.
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But the event was often as much about criticizing the news media and Mr. Moore's detractors as it was about shoring up the campaign.
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Trump faced challenges in constructing his controversial wall along the US-Mexico border, despite shoring up construction funds after he declared a national emergency.
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Numerous African countries are shoring up coronavirus screening efforts at major airports, and samples from at least five potentially infected patients were being tested.
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The dollar bond may also have suffered because dedicated EM investors are too busy shoring up their faltering funds than seeking to buy assets.
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You might think shoring up the finances of the broad middle class would be Congress's top priority during this era of structural economic change.
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Writers, who power almost everything the movie and television factories make, want better pay and the shoring up of a faltering health care plan.
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They played a key role in shoring up economic growth in the global financial crisis but also became a major source of China's debt burden.
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This was further evidence that the Federal Reserve's actions had not been about the economy, but rather about shoring up the shaky government debt market.
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Guterres said the UN would push on with tackling issues hanging over from the talks, including reopening Sanaa airport and shoring up the central bank.
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The title has no specific role attached to it and appeared to be aimed at shoring up support for the president ahead of the referendum.
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Since 2011, when the state enacted reforms aimed at shoring up the pension system, the funded ratio has only fallen further, the offering document said.
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They also ran on proposals including shoring up the Affordable Care Act, lowering prescription drug prices, strengthening gun background checks and reducing corruption in government.
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The approach holds the promise of far tighter account security, shoring up the problem of hackers guessing security question answers or hijacking insecure email accounts.
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Another big question is whether China chooses to sell US Treasuries at a more rapid pace, in turn buying yuan and shoring up its value.
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Optimists might say that China's regulators have shown more restraint in shoring up the stockmarket than they did in 2015, after an even bigger crash.
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Why are the Medicaid overhaul and tax cuts necessary for shoring up what most people think of as Obamacare, which is the private insurance side?
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The strategist has survived until now by telling Mr Trump he can help him keep those pledges, shoring up his most loyal bases of support.
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The indirect talks between government and rebel delegates in Astana were held with the aim of shoring up a ceasefire brokered by Turkey and Russia.
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Here's where I landed: Assuming it bears out, I think that this acquisition portends a wearables reboot instead of shoring up Google's current smartwatch strategy.
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Texas, along with dozens of other states, had an allergic reaction to the ruling and spent more than a decade shoring up private-property rights.
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All in all, Apple had a fine 2018, shoring up some of the holes in its lineup and building a better foundation for the future.
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Local governments are shoring up their communities through engaged citizens, smart services, and a focus on bringing everyone together around the future of their homes.
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Oil majors like Exxon and Shell are already shoring up their gas operations as the world's appetite for the fossil fuel grows, particularly in Asia.
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That means more investments in transit, and shoring up what we've already built rather than continuing to expand a system we are struggling to maintain.
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Interventionists promised U.S. meddling in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and beyond would bring freedom, prosperity, and stability to the Middle East while shoring up U.S. security.
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The government pumped billions of dollars into shoring up PrivatBank's finances, saying money had been fraudulently siphoned off from the lender while Kolomoisky owned it.
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The opposition to Assad has however said the deals amount to a policy of forced displacement, or demographic changes aimed at shoring up Assad's rule.
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However, the nation's military is also working toward shoring up its capabilities in space, driving the U.S. to take stock of its own orbital defenses.
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A House committee is asking the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to secure the cybersecurity of medical devices by shoring up supply chains.
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As the Democrats introduced their buy-in bill Wednesday, the House Energy and Commerce Committee was holding a hearing on shoring up the ObamaCare marketplace.
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Drew Brandewie, a spokesman for Cornyn, touted the senator's work on shoring up existing control systems, including the NICS Act, which he introduced with Sen.
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The money will be spent on improving the railway network, upgrading ports, shoring up areas prone to natural disaster and improving wages for daycare workers.
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In West Virginia, Trump's third visit in three months was aimed at shoring up Patrick Morrisey, who is seeking to unseat Democratic Senator Joe Manchin.
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Government officials seem more focused on crushing political opposition than shoring up the economy, observers worry, and domestic turmoil might push more international investors away.
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As a result, most of the money raised that night went to shoring up the building, rather than to the lawyers it was destined for.
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Many yearn for a greater U.S. presence on the global stage, but with nobody shoring up the international system, will it weaken and eventually crumble?
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We have to demonstrate that diplomacy and international influence are aimed as much at enabling domestic renewal as they are at shoring up global order.
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Early voting is an easy test for both lawmakers and the governor to prove their seriousness of purpose in shoring up democracy in the state.
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The firm, which has been rebuilding itself after years of legal troubles and declining business, is shoring up its banking business in the United States.
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She said she had found herself "confused" and "dissatisfied" by what she saw as the department's failure to help homeowners while shoring up big banks.
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Labour's manifesto also serves the more prosaic function of shoring up the party's core vote as it approaches a difficult electoral contest on June 8.
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It is prompting some brands to pre-emptively draft informal contingency plans, and others, like H&R Block, to spend money shoring up their reputation.
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Disputing these figures, Venezuela says it is shoring up production thanks to the heavy-crude-rich Orinoco region, countering natural declines in its mature fields.
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Keeping Cohn in the fold is more about the Trump team shoring up any semblance of the establishment's acceptance, if not support, of this administration.
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Seki said shoring up Venucia is a must because indigenous Chinese brands will likely collectively sell as many cars as global brands sell in China.
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The Obama administration has long argued TPP is essential to shoring up America's influence in the Asia-Pacific region and providing a boost to American businesses.
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Obama administration officials sought support from bipartisan congressional leaders to send a letter to state governors to urge shoring up of their defenses of election infrastructure.
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Osmack is positioning himself as the progressive choice, running on a platform that includes Medicare-for-all, while VanOstran supports shoring up the Affordable Care Act.
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Resilience traditionally conjures narrow images of floods and tornadoes, of cities bouncing back from storms or shoring up against rising seas, acts of God or terror.
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To prepare for a warmer world, New York City is already shoring up coastal, water, and sewer infrastructure and developing programs to keep the public healthy.
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It's worth noting that in addition to shoring up its ranks, Evernote may soon be facing a funding shortage, if these layoffs were't prompted by one.
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These days her engagements are typically devoted to shoring up multilateralism or celebrating Germany's constitution, the sorts of themes one might expect from a ceremonial president.
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A widely expected interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve would give China more breathing room in shoring up its slowing economy, some analysts said.
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The dismal quarter will add pressure on Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's embattled CEO, who has been tasked with shoring up the company's performance amid the Ghosn scandal.
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More generally, we need to build levees against flooding while shoring up public confidence in voting and other public information systems that are necessary to democracy.
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Amid a patchwork of decaying U.S. roads, bridges, schools and water systems, an increasing share of municipal debt is being devoted to shoring up these structures.
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Related: Check out how much Medicare spends on drugs Congress has punted on the issue of shoring up the solvency for both entitlement programs for years.
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Germany is going to have to compromise -- and this must begin with the first order of business, which is shoring up the monetary union, the eurozone.
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Revising our redundant and inefficient mine permitting process should be step one in reversing our growing minerals import dependence and shoring up our defense supply chain.
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The meta of takedown defense has shifted more to the denying of opportunities for the takedown through proper movement and distancing than simply shoring up defense.
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The Soviet Union frequently tapped into nostalgia and pride about its victory in WWII as a means of shoring up national pride and reasserting its legitimacy.
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He said his priorities would include digital innovation, shoring up the company's position in the premium consumer market and expanding its share of commercial payments globally.
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She said the election has become a distraction from the urgent work of shoring up Flint's shaky finances and re-establishing confidence in the drinking water.
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But a relatively modest piece of the request aimed at shoring up border security operations, roughly a quarter of the total, has tied negotiators in knots.
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We will also debate the options for shoring up economies and rescuing companies hurt by the virus, and take any other questions that you may have.
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Meanwhile, the Pentagon released a report last week outlining how it was shoring up its military bases against extreme weather, including rising temperatures, drought and floods.
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She added that ensuring availability of health care and devoting resources to shoring up the most affected businesses and households should be the main policy priority.
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Ministers from Egypt, Tunisia, Sudan, Chad, Mali and Niger will visit Algiers a week after a summit in Berlin aimed at shoring up a tentative ceasefire.
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Kaptur — known as a policy wonk — has taken a lighter touch, shoring up support from her closest allies in the Ohio delegation and other Midwestern states.
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But six months into the GOP's repeal effort, they're hoping to move on to a more productive phase that includes Democratic ideas for shoring up ObamaCare.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Macron was in Algeria, shoring up relations in anticipation of an uncertain leadership transition, given the long-failing health of that country's leader.
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Would dole out those funds for training, security testing, maintenance and shoring up the security of all aspects of election infrastructure, from voting machines to IT systems.
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Jeffrey D. Zients, the director of the White House's National Economic Council, noted that there had been growing bipartisan interest in shoring up the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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You may be better off shoring up your own retirement first, with an eye to helping with tuition payments or loan balances later if your budget allows.
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A successful transaction would mark a huge step forward for Novo Banco after nearing resolution last year, both proving its market access and shoring up its capital.
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One way to do that, her campaign believes, is by shoring up support from black Americans, many of whom have experienced the unfairness of the system firsthand.
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Lighthizer also addressed the Trump administration's broader trade agenda, including references to goals like eliminating trade deficits and shoring up negotiations with Japan and the European Union.
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That means, for example, shoring up support in the U.S. Congress for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which Trump has said he wants to renegotiate.
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South Korea has drafted a decade-high expansion in fiscal spending for next year, allocating 470.5 trillion won ($424.21 billion), to creating jobs and shoring up growth.
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At a national level, $380 million was allocated for shoring up election security in March, and the Secure Elections Act is currently working its way through Congress.
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Using the virtual image, Burke invented a new surgery, shoring up and rerouting her one ventricle so it could do the work of both ventricles long term.
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By committing this revenue to Social Security, the government will have less ability for other priorities like paying down the debt, free college, or shoring up Medicare.
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It would also make the program better support our national security objectives by shoring up the domestic refining base — a critical lynchpin to preparedness and mobilization logistics.
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Smaller deals that align with Beijing's strategic interests — for instance, shoring up access to resources or tech buys — have a better chance of going through, Chan said.
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"I just feel weird about it overall," Thomas said on his feelings trying to do his friend a solid last summer who is now shoring up affidavits.
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But in addition to shoring up minority voters, election handicappers say she'll also need to capture a portion of white voters who went for Romney in 22019.
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While it's admittedly difficult for national security agencies to be simultaneously quick and thorough during the vetting process, shoring up clearance review staff would hasten the process.
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But May soldiered on Friday, re-appointing senior ministers to her Cabinet and holding talks with a small Northern Irish party about shoring up her minority government.
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Asked what his company, Continental Resources, will do with its tax savings, Hamm suggested the Oklahoma City-based driller will focus on shoring up its bottom line.
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"Between 214.99 and 1914," Tinniswood writes, "128 American women and three men married into the British nobility," shoring up the walls they overleapt with Gilded Age wealth.
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There are also several provisions included on helping Americans to vote, like offering online voter registration, shoring up the Voting Rights Act and ending voter roll purges.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota are now slated to get a committee vote this month on a bipartisan bill is aimed at shoring up the nation's election system.
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Under European law, a bank's own creditors — investors in the banks' bonds — must take losses before the government can spend taxpayer money shoring up the bank's finances.
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The social security overhaul is a cornerstone of Bolsonaro's economic agenda, aimed at shoring up dire public finances and restoring investor confidence to kickstart an economic recovery.
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We desperately need to do more to address that, foremost by shoring up the criminal-justice system so that it holds police officers accountable when they kill.
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People who believe that the New York legislature will pass S9764 while "shoring up support for pregnancy prevention," as one male senator put it, are fooling themselves.
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Despite praise for her role in shoring up peace, she was criticized for failing to tackle corruption or do much to lift ordinary Liberians out of poverty.
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Shoring up confidence from investors with at least one big win will be crucial for Son, who is struggling to raise money for a second Vision Fund.
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Investors saw the middle-of-the-road data as shoring up the chances of more accommodation of the Federal Reserve without triggering alarm bells over the economy.
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Shoring up power Kim went beyond simply purging potential challengers, he also set about building a new support base for himself within the country and the army.
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At some point, it will almost certainly face a shortage of hard currency, difficulties shoring up its national currency and in paying for essential imports like oil.
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Following the stunning defeat to the GOP's repeal bill, the Senate Health Committee will turn to passing bipartisan legislation aimed at shoring up insurance markets for 2018.
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Part one was shoring up Saudi defenses against Iran, which he accomplished in many ways but most notably by entering into a more solid partnership with Israel.
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Shoring up the private-side approach would require penalties stiff enough to get young, healthy Americans to buy health insurance, but politics ruled that out as well.
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And while the administration has taken steps to counter Russia and is shoring up US defenses, Trump's treatment of the subject is signaling something quite the opposite.
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Technically, the IDC was a separate beast — it caucused with itself but formed an alliance with Republicans, effectively shoring up the GOP's control of the state Senate.
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Getting to the root of this perspective means understanding the role the Second Amendment has played in shoring up white supremacist and colonialist violence in this country.
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Now he will have to focus on shoring up his flagging support at home while trying to keep Salvini, Di Maio and their verbal provocations at arm's length.
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But analysts said Morrison faces a difficult task of addressing a ballooning budget deficit of about A$40 billion ($30.67 billion) this year while shoring up electorate support.
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The central bank held another forex depo auction aimed at shoring up the currency, but investors are looking for a sharp rate hike when policymakers meet next week.
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Pelosi is shoring up her support for the speaker's race with commitments like these: committee assignments, creation of subcommittees, and of course, promises of money for 2020 races.
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With the help of Russian jets and Iran-backed militias, the government has pushed back rebels in western Syria, shoring up its rule over the main urban centres.
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EU Ambassador Stavros Lambrinidis this week said there clearly tensions in U.S.-EU relations, but Brussels was focused on shoring up ties between the two large trading partners.
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Once you've gotten ants out of your home, it's important to protect its exterior, both by shoring-up cracks and entry points as well as spraying barrier sprays.
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Lately, Amazon's seemed obsessively focused on shoring up Alexa's abilities, finally delivering on the promise of an "I can do anything" smart hub/speaker right in your home.
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That would give Moonves — considered a superlative programmer, the best of the last few decades — the room to make whatever moves he thought necessary to shoring up Viacom.
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Still, whatever the risks to shoring up her support with the Democratic base, Clinton did not shy away from striking pro-military appeals during her nomination acceptance speech.
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Truly fixing our nation's retirement problems will require shoring up Social Security's finances, making tax breaks for saving fairer and providing widespread access to saving plans at work.
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While U.S. investment banks moved quickly to restructure and recapitalise after the financial crisis, European players are still struggling with cost-cutting and shoring up their balance sheets.
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The next stage for made-to-order services "is still under debate internally" while Zozo concentrates on shoring up its online mall, he told Reuters in an interview.
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Moreover, with the potential for this next term to be Putin's last, the importance of shoring up the stability and legitimacy of his political system has only grown.
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While U.S. investment banks moved quickly to restructure and recapitalize after the financial crisis, European players are still struggling with cost-cutting and shoring up their balance sheets.
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Others speculated that leaders were shoring up cash to pay the two high-stakes principal payments by skipping the smaller interest payments, which have 30-day grace periods.
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Securing sites can mean a number of things: putting tarps over waste pits, cleaning and removing contaminated equipment, shoring up petroleum tanks, or building barriers around the area.
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Without shoring up FDA's structure and filling its ranks, it doesn't matter what policy direction we enact — drug approvals, both innovative and generic will grind to a halt.
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The New York Times reporter Peter Baker argues that Donald Trump has adopted an ad hoc and opportunistic strategy for shoring up the Republican Party during the midterms.
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Moderates, however, favor a more incremental approach, either shoring up the existing healthcare system or simply offering people the option to buy into a government-run insurance system.
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The EU's chief executive, Jean-Claude Juncker, presents a white paper to the European Parliament on Wednesday on shoring up the bloc after Britain starts its withdrawal process.
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The Mets can now turn their attention to shoring up their bullpen and determining what to do with their glut of outfielders, most of them left-handed hitters.
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Several hundred million dollars would, however, go toward shoring up border security operations, including increasing the number of detention beds overseen by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
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So Beijing is pushing banks to lend more, allowing indebted local governments to spend money on big projects again, and shoring up the value of the country's currency.
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"Democrats do not have to choose between shoring up the 'vital center' in American politics and supporting a more vigorous national response to our economic challenges," Sullivan writes.
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But Mr. Powell has spent much of his tenure shoring up support on Capitol Hill, meeting with lawmakers from both parties, who routinely give the chair high marks.
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Officials made the move to protect U.S. forces even as the administration has blasted the air campaign for shoring up Assad and vowed not to cooperate with Russia.
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" She reached a waiting S.U.V. "But the status quo is not working, so to sell people a system based on shoring up the status quo is not pragmatic.
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He plans to describe the program, called the American Cities Initiative, as a method of shoring up the global influence of the United States despite turmoil in Washington.
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A Eurobond of around $2 billion is being prepared for sale this month, with cash raised earmarked for refinancing maturing debts and shoring up Lebanon's shaky public finances.
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Just preventing further deterioration by shoring up the foundation was a big effort, and after taking a job in Tallahassee, Mr. Pierce said he ran out of energy.
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States can also enact work requirements and time limits, encouraging many people to enter the private health insurance market and move toward self-sufficiency, shoring up states' budgets.
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That's why Inch and other analysts argue that GE is likely to seriously explore shoring up its finances by selling billions of dollars of shares to the public.
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Brooks and Wohlforth themselves favor the US scaling down from "optional" commitments like democracy promotion and refocusing more on shoring up the foundations of the deep engagement strategy.
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Hewlett Packard security staff fought back, tracking the intruders, shoring up defenses and executing a carefully planned expulsion to simultaneously knock out all of the hackers' known footholds.
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The Aspen Institute is one of several nonpartisan think tanks that have been working to shine a light on the importance of shoring up household resilience to financial shocks.
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A number of red-state House candidates have used footage from his rallies and pushed platform points that mirror Trump's positions, shoring up support ahead of their own primaries.
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To prevent any headwinds - with the worst-case scenario being a currency collapse - the central bank is shoring up its foreign exchange reserves and will be ready to intervene.
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In March John Cryan, its chief executive since 2015, decided to keep Postbank, a retail operation he had previously intended to sell, shoring up Deutsche's deposit base in Germany.
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The social security overhaul is a cornerstone of President Jair Bolsonaro's economic agenda, aimed at shoring up dire public finances and restoring investor confidence to kickstart an economic recovery.
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Pence helped Republicans feel their conservative values were still present in this election, shoring up evangelical support for Trump, but doing nothing to appeal to a broader undecided audience.
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Washington (CNN)All but four states have now asked the Department of Homeland Security for assistance shoring up their election systems against cyberthreats, according to a senior DHS official.
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Houston's shooting has undoubtedly made life easier for Nene, but he's done his part by shoring up the glass and maintaining some perpetually underrated work on the defensive end.
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With the help of Russian jets and Iran-backed militias, the Damascus government has pushed back rebels in western Syria, shoring up its rule over the main urban centers.
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He hopes this will be the first in a series of reports so people can track the progress—or regression—that governments make in shoring up their environmental laws.
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Moderates contend that shoring up the ACA and maintaining a role for private insurance is the most effective way to extend health insurance for Americans in the short term.
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It now falls to Medica to figure out whether a small health plan can, quite suddenly, play a very large role in shoring up the Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
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Clinton's debate win may have energized her supporters, but she does not appear to have made much progress shoring up her weakness among white voters without a college degree.
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Zuckerberg is not yet thirty-five, and the ambition with which he built his empire could well be directed toward shoring up his company, his country, and his name.
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To Democrats, the political logic of a VAT may become irresistible because the huge revenues could fund new social programs while shoring up the financing of existing bloated entitlements.
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Biden has been running on shoring up ObamaCare, and has proposed a health plan that would build on ObamaCare by increasing its subsidies to make the law more affordable.
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You get two benefits here: Contributions to your 401(k) reduce your overall taxable income for 2019, and you're shoring up your finances for when you finally stop working.
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As researchers comb through the 5G standard to see if it delivers not just on lightning speeds but improved security, they're finding that it still needs some shoring up.
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The President has focused much of his campaigning in the final stretch on shoring up Republican Senate candidates, though he insisted the House will still very much in play.
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"Everyone is fighting their own battles," the lobbyist said, adding that there's not a lot of industry cooperation right now as companies focus on shoring up their own identities.
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Here are a few things most likely on his agenda: • Shoring up military and political support for its bombing in Yemen, despite American lawmakers' concerns about the U.S. role.
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In a rare example of bipartisanship, Republicans and Democrats are communicating with one another and with their counterparts around the country, sharing information and shoring up defenses where needed.
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He gave a solid-enough answer on health-care policy, contrasting his commitment to shoring up Obamacare with his left-wing rivals' more radical promise of Medicare-for-all.
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On Monday, the South Korean foreign minister, Kang Kyung-wha, said the domestic review was to strengthen public support for the missile system by shoring up its political legitimacy.
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In contrast with Banxico's success at controlling inflation and shoring up the peso currency, many other indicators are flashing red in key sectors, from car production to foreign remittances.
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But many analysts say the arrests also amounted to a political purge aimed at consolidating power under Salman and shoring up the nation's coffers at the expense of rivals.
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Lebanon is hoping to sell a new Eurobond of around $2 billion this month, with cash raised earmarked for refinancing maturing debts and shoring up Lebanon's shaky public finances.
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Experts suggest vigilance, education and prompt care Shoring up conduct on the field is only one part of the puzzle when it comes to reducing football deaths and injuries.
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The No. 1 U.S. consumer electronics retailer currently sells health and wellness-related products and has been shoring up on health-related assets focused on the aging U.S. population.
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That can be investing in your future by taking a class, putting more money aside in your 401(k) or investment account or just shoring up your emergency savings.
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Google was not as forthcoming about how exactly it will do this, but it emphasized shoring up the Chrome browser to make it less vulnerable to this sort of monitoring.
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Critics say the government's campaign amounts to a shakedown and is aimed at shoring up the crown prince's power base as he exerts control over the world's leading oil exporter.
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While efforts to coordinate water policy with other national and regional policies and priorities are crucial, the key missing element in shoring up water security is political will, he said.
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He veers between indifference and hostility to troublesome principles such as due process, the separation of powers and the rule of law—all of which need shoring up, not weakening.
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Now, the committee is recommending moving in the exact opposite direction: going back to paper ballots that can be double-checked, and shoring up our election infrastructure against cyber incursions.
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Although the IMF raised its GDP-growth forecast this year from 6.2% to 6.7%, it warned that the country was shoring up growth by taking on dangerous amounts of debt.
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With U.S. tariffs threatening to heap more pressure on China's already slowing economy, policymakers have shifted their focus in recent months to improving credit conditions and shoring up business confidence.
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The dismal quarter will pile pressure on Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa, who has been tasked with shoring up the automaker's performance at a time when the industry is struggling worldwide.
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The new plan, then, is "to create a classic and stately appearance for the school that the community will be proud of," while shoring up the school's defenses, said Glass.
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There are currently more than 2,300 Starbucks stores across the country and shoring up the company's image could give it a boost as competition in the coffee business heats up.
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The Chinese government plans to expand the country's high-speed rail network to 30,000 kilometers (18,600 miles) by 2020, part of public infrastructure spending aimed at shoring up economic growth.
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Adding to the central bank's deliberations, inflation is above its 2 percent target and will outpace wage growth this year, hitting the shoppers who have been shoring up the economy.
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In this case, THAAD was about one thing and one thing only: shoring up the alliance's defensive capability on the peninsula in the wake of repeated provocations by the North.
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Connecticut-based Camuto Group is working with Clear Thinking Group on shoring up its business, the source said this week, asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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While shoring up the individual market and ensuring Americans have access to affordable health coverage is critical, legislators now have an opportunity to address the value of the overall system.
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With the help of Russian jets and Iran-backed militias, the Damascus government has pushed back rebel factions in western Syria, shoring up its rule over the main urban centers.
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Other Republicans say Alexander doesn't appear to have a grasp on the politics of the House, where anything seen as shoring up ObamaCare is likely to draw fire from conservatives.
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Ramaphosa has made shoring up ailing state firms like Eskom a priority since replacing Jacob Zuma as president in February, but progress has been slow because of severe fiscal constraints.
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"As Scalise's star seems to be rising, McCarthy is doing the right thing by shoring up his relationship with the president while simultaneously courting conservatives," said the senior GOP aide.
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The buoyant results resonated with the performance of some of Blackstone's peers, underlining the importance of rebounding oil prices and a steady U.S. stock market in shoring up investment returns.
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One answer is that Abramson was intent on shoring up a conclusion that she had reached well before she began her reporting: that digital media is sloppy, irreverent, not serious.
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Increasing the key rate is aimed at shoring up the rupiah, which has weakened this month despite the two rate hikes in May as emerging markets struggle with capital outflows.
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As the Wall Street Journal noted Thursday, Japan's curbs are actually shoring up the memory chip market and leading to better than expected results for Samsung and other Korean manufacturers.
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"I extend my hand to every Lebanese to participate in shoring up securing political stability and to improve the lives of all the Lebanese," Hariri said in a televised address.
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Republicans said it was remarkable that Democrats are now in the position of blocking a bill aimed at shoring up the health-care markets from President Obama's signature legislation. Sen.
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That would give Moonves — considered a superlative programmer, some say the best of the last few decades — the room to make whatever moves he thought necessary to shoring up Viacom.
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More recently, the family has turned to shoring up Puerto Rican artists, setting up a fund through the Flamboyan Foundation through which they hope to raise and distribute $15 million.
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Molinari tied for 25th place at the U.S. Open, shoring up his PGA Tour credentials, but had to sacrifice an ideally timed and located tournament in Europe to do so.
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Broadly, that involves encouraging allies to promote responsible behavior in cyberspace, shoring up vulnerabilities in private and public networks that enemies could exploit, and being able to retaliate against attackers.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street's attention remains attuned to moves by central banks and governments, which are scrambling to find new monetary and fiscal measures in the hopes of shoring up economies.
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It will promote research in renewables including geothermal and wave technology while shoring up supplies of minerals needed for the batteries to support long-term use of wind and solar.
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American support That Guaido chose to write his op-ed in an American newspaper shows the importance he places on shoring up international, and moreover, US support for his cause.
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Many have resorted to price cuts to boost market share in the growth segments for SUVs and pick-up trucks, while also shoring up sales in the struggling sedan segment.
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"In the past we've been able to focus our attention on adversaries and not had to spend a lot of time shoring up the democracies, including our own," said Sen.
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Geoffrey Skelley, a political scientist with the University of Virginia, told The Hill that the path to improved standing among senior voters goes through shoring up support among white voters.
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Her Consumer Health Insurance Protection Act, reintroduced in April of this year, sensibly focuses on shoring up exchanges, ending surprise billing and closing some loopholes for sub-standard health-insurance.
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Her Consumer Health Insurance Protection Act, reintroduced in April of this year, sensibly focuses on shoring up exchanges, ending surprise billing and closing some loopholes for sub-standard health insurance.
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But it also leaned away from some of Trump's requests, adding funds for programs shoring up America's nuclear weapons and military engineering and continuing research and development for fossil fuels.
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His emphasis on shoring up the existing agreement runs counter to the Trump White House's strategy, which is to de-emphasize the nuclear accord and focus on Iran's other behaviors.
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Shoring up regional defense capabilities are a priority as North Korea has re-emerged as a potential conflict hot potato, after having tested nuclear devices and missiles several times last year.
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Instead he's shoring up his base—Facebook employees and tech workers—and making a plea to his swing states—regulators and the media, which have recently swung from adoring to hostile.
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He is busy shoring up his base by campaigning in safe seats and redefining "success" as getting the same share of the vote that his predecessor, Ed Miliband, got in 2015.
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Pence has also visited Japan, South Korea and Indonesia on a trip aimed at shoring up alliances in the Asia-Pacific region at a time of heightened tensions with North Korea.
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This time around, it appears that consumers are not playing along by dutifully increasing spending, but are instead shoring up highly stressed savings accounts and paying off topped out consumer loans.
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Johnson Sirleaf, who was constitutionally barred from running again, was credited with shoring up peace but criticized for failing to tackle graft or do much to lift Liberians out of poverty.
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Monaco traveled to Capitol Hill to try to get top leaders of both parties to send a letter to state governors to urge shoring up of their defenses of election infrastructure.
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Republicans stripped out language that would have empowered a government program called the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund to spend more of its collected shipping fees on shoring up the nation's ports.
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That might include shoring up goals like retirement or college savings, paying off debt, or covering purchases you've put off (like replacing an older vehicle or getting an elective medical procedure).
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The trip, partly aimed at shoring up support for Trudeau's Liberals among the politically important ethnic vote in key regions, has also been criticized for being light on official government business.
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Going forward, most respondents said they wanted Trump and the Republicans to abandon their attempts to repeal ObamaCare and instead focus on shoring up the healthcare markets and stabilizing the law.
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The proper read on Guard deployment, therefore, is that it has almost nothing to do with securing the border and everything to do with shoring up the Republican Party's political prospects.
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Since November 2628, the 28500-year-old has focused on shoring up the service and making inroads with Congress, with a manner that has been described as charismatic and detail oriented.
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During the Cold War, American strategists understood that shoring up allies and ensuring the vitality of free-market democracies was at least as important as defending against Cold War military provocations.
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NGOs are piling pressure on Macron to be firm in confronting the Egyptian president, who in April secured a second term, shoring up his position as a powerbroker in the region.
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Military might As well as shoring up his power over the party, Xi's tenure has seen a major reform of the country's armed forces, bringing them thoroughly under his personal control.
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But according to our analysis, the brutal ad blitzes not only failed to dent Trump, they often made him stronger, shoring up his base and sending him surging in the polls.
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Shoring up business fundamentals: Wells Fargo was the only large-cap U.S. bank to not increase the number of loans or deposits over the last two years, according to Refinitiv data.
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Obama has focused on what he touts as Clinton's strength of character, in hopes of shoring up support among voters who find her untrustworthy, a weakness Trump has sought to exploit.
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DOWN TICKET CAVALRY: The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports: The Senate Conservatives Fund is dumping $85033 million into television buys aimed at shoring up vulnerable Republicans and the party's top Senate targets.
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Women are more likely than men to enter politics later in life, having spent years shoring up the experience, accomplishments and recognition necessary to be considered credible contenders for higher office.
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He said that General Raziq had also been integral to shoring up the local police forces, and that without him, American forces may have to pour more resources into that effort.
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He also called for more investment in European defense, and for controlling migration by shoring up the bloc's external borders and investing in countries from where many of the migrants originate.
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Restoring Social Security to long-term solvency and shoring up Medicare by increasing competition in health insurance markets and reducing medical costs are also a part of this long-term solution.
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The press was to be "not only a collective propagandist and collective agitator, but also a collective organizer" — a tool, in other words, for shoring up the power of the state.
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Candidates including Warren, front-runner Bernie Sanders and others have called for steps including an end to fracking, cuts to carbon emissions and shoring up infrastructure against more frequent massive storms.
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Candidates including Warren, front-runner Bernie Sanders and others have called for steps including an end to fracking, cuts to carbon emissions and shoring up infrastructure against more frequent massive storms.
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On the latter topic, Virgin Galactic said its recent appointments – Michelle Kley as General Counsel and Enrico Palermo as Chief Operating Officer – were key to shoring up previously open leadership roles.
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Instead however, she focused on shoring up electoral support back home, where the anti-Rohingya campaign remains popular, and backed the military, often speaking in the language of conspiracy and paranoia.
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" Evan's bottom line: "Zuckerberg is not yet thirty-five, and the ambition with which he built his empire could well be directed toward shoring up his company, his country, and his name.
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If Facebook is truly committed to shoring up security and fighting revenge porn, it can do much more to protect revenge porn victims (90 percent of whom are women) from this crime.
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Carpentier and his wife haven't yet taken the plunge — "We're still weighing up options," he says — but doing a deal could extend their reach on and beyond YouTube, shoring up future safety.
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The Turkish lira also steadied after weakening almost 215.58 percent against the dollar on Wednesday, with the central bank opening a $21349 million forex depot auction aimed at shoring up the currency.
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The proposed reforms and management changes in key state-run enterprises are shoring up confidence in Brazil that is on track for a gradual recovery after two years of recession, Meirelles said.
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The company has said that it has 455,000 pre-orders for the Model 3, which, if taken up, would generate enough cashflow by year-end to start shoring up the company's finances.
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That will allow it to start spending on projects to reduce poverty by improving education and healthcare, shoring up water and electricity supply and investing in other critical infrastructure projects, he said.
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In 2015, the security unit repeatedly recommended shoring up security for the ACT overseas by increasing personnel and improving the vetting of international test centers, said a person familiar with the matter.
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Reuters first reported on Thursday details of the new policy aimed at shoring up the construction industry after homebuilders suffered a wave of canceled sales due to high unemployment and borrowing costs.
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An initial hurdle in coming weeks will be shoring up faltering state insurance markets by ensuring that insurers keep receiving subsidies that help lower the cost of insurance for low-income individuals.
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He may well have less and less time to devote to shoring up support for sanctions, while Iran will have no greater priority that trying to shift global opinion in its favor.
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Both the Indian PM and the French president seemed as keen on advertising their countries as a destination for foreign investment as in shoring up the system that supports such capital flows.
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"I really think we need to be turning a lot more attention to understanding that (threat), shoring up our defenses, and understanding how we can prevent it from happening again," Monaco said.
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The so-called stabilization proposal addressed many of the industry's top demands for shoring up the individual market and came after Anthem said it was considering whether it would remain in 2018.
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With the FCC's broadband advisory panel rapidly approaching its one year anniversary, Pai recently took to Twitter to praise the panel's work on shoring up broadband connectivity for the nation's have nots.
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But Republicans expressed confidence that Judge Kavanaugh's testimony had rallied voters on the right, shoring up his chances of eventual confirmation and endangering Senate Democrats in red states who vote against him.
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The task force's TV appearances suggest a shoring-up-the-base strategy by the White House -- which is incongruent while the entire country is fighting a virus that has no political party.
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This August, both Illinois and Arizona learned that their voter registration databases were hacked, which prompted the Department of Homeland Security to offer states help in shoring up their electronic election systems.
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But a president who actively solicits foreign help in shoring up his minority rule is a crisis, even if Trump has brutalized our civic culture to the point where it feels ordinary.
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The producers are all but certain to continue their production cuts, aimed at shoring up prices in the face of relentless increases in supply from outside the organization, especially the United States.
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The momentum on health care has shifted toward shoring up and improving the Affordable Care Act and reining in prescription drug costs, an issue that has caught Mr. Trump's attention as well.
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Recently, 32 top economic policymakers who served the last three presidential administrations put out a letter arguing there is no tension between improving the public health response and shoring up the economy.
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But these voters remain divided over what the future of health care should be -- shifting to a government-run Medicare-for-All-style system or shoring up the current programs, primarily Obamacare.
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Mattis's outdated views on gender segregation and female fragility are an embarrassing source of division, not a font for shoring up the common ground he touts as necessary to secure our future.
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In addition to shoring up ties with India, Myanmar has begun talks with China and Russia to block any U.N. Security Council decision on the ongoing Rohingya crisis, Reuters reported last week.
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The House's bipartisan "Problem Solvers Caucus," made up of 20183 House members and helmed by Republican Tom Reed and Democrat Josh Gottheimer, has a five-step plan to shoring up Obamacare marketplaces.
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Senate Republicans on Thursday revealed their latest healthcare overhaul legislation, aimed at shoring up support among conservatives after the original bill was pulled from a procedural vote before the July Fourth recess.
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Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa mentioned the credibility of the elections at least five times in a budget speech on Thursday, a sign of the vote's importance in shoring up Harare's democratic legitimacy.
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It instead promises fidelity to the founding document designed to protect regular people against a bullying and overly powerful government comprised of officials who only care about shoring up their own power.
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We believe our bill will make a real difference by shoring up our drug supply chain, eliminating blind spots that criminals and drug dealers exploit, and keeping our communities safe and healthy.
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The Russians then canceled a long-planned high-level diplomatic meeting, and the Pentagon is asking for more money to spend on assisting European allies in shoring up their defenses against Russia.
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For example, pockets of the political left would seek varying solutions on health care: from protecting and shoring up the Affordable Care Act to allowing a Medicare public option to Medicare for all.
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In a break with tradition, Chinese coal miners this year allowed their workers to leave their posts during the Chinese new year holidays, another move aimed at curbing oversupply and shoring up prices.
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While the Fed's dovish policy pivot has proven a key factor in shoring up confidence and boosting risk assets, Chinese policy easing has been "at least as important for global growth," Little suggested.
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And it's going to be harder for the Trump administration to win a legal battle if it doesn't have backup from Congress in shoring up Sessions's interpretation of DOJ rules with legislative language.
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The Forest Service is even having trouble shoring up money for projects that directly impact the risk of future catastrophic fires, including controlled burns and thinning to reduce the buildup of hazardous fuels.
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But changes announced Tuesday at the Department of Homeland Security, along with a new bipartisan bill aimed at shoring up DHS cybersecurity initiatives, could give newfound purpose to defenses against critical infrastructure hacking.
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With oil prices at $30 a barrel, America's oilmen will have an even tougher task shoring up output by drilling new wells, and will face further pressure from their bankers to reduce borrowing.
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Calls for closer ties come as Assad's government has put rebels on the back foot, shoring up its rule over the main cities in western Syria with the help of Russian air power.
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He accused Cruz of wanting to end ethanol businesses in Iowa, while promising to protect Christianity from the "siege" it faces and shoring up gun rights in the wake of prominent mass shootings.
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The House earlier this month passed legislation reauthorizing CHIP that would also give Puerto Rico $1 billion a year for the next two years, specifically aimed at shoring up the island's Medicaid program.
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Market watchers are concerned that after years of austerity and shoring up capital the institutions are still weak, and failure to unify the region's disparate banking system will result in a financial crisis.
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The concern significantly diminished after Washington and Seoul reached a new cost-sharing deal earlier this month for basing U.S. troops on the peninsula, shoring up a point of tension in the alliance.
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So far, Clinton's travel plans hint at a strategy of shoring up her strongholds to prevent Trump from breaking out while laying multiple roadblocks that would prevent Trump from winning 270 electoral votes.
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With Friday's agreement, Ms. Merkel is also safeguarding the billions already poured into keeping Greece in the euro currency, and shoring up NATO on its southeastern flank, adjacent to Middle East war zones.
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It's an obvious, effective, non-partisan solution; and the slight added cost and complexity is more than justified by the value in shoring up the foundation on which our entire society is built.
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Funds initially set aside for halting clinical studies on cancer drug evofosfamide, which failed in two late-stage trials a year ago, were reduced by roughly 40 million euros, shoring up quarterly earnings.
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The stakes are high: Gawker recently took outside investment for the first time, and founder/majordomo Nick Denton directly tied the cash infusion to shoring up the company's reserves ahead of the trial.
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I found myself almost taking pleasure in this judgment—like the pleasure of pushing on a bruise—and the ways it became a consolidation, a shoring-up of selfhood: I am not that.
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This committee's work will be complicated by disagreements over whether companies, retirees or taxpayers should bear the brunt of the cost for shoring up pension plans that would otherwise run out of money.
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Mr. Cameron did so not because he was curious what voters thought, but because he believed they would vote to remain, shoring up his position within the Conservative Party, political analysts widely believe.
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Analysts said the visit was likely aimed at shoring up Pyongyang's relationship with China, its traditional ally and economic benefactor, after a diplomatic thaw that took many observers by surprise earlier this year.
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The meeting follows resignations of Eskom and SAA chief executives, moves that investors said could slow the pace of turnaround plans seen as critical to shoring up confidence in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Many of them have moved towards a more moderate position, a shift that was most evident last night in Warren, who spoke enthusiastically about shoring up Obamacare and barely mentioned Medicare-for-all.
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Over the past few years, McDonald's has focused on improving the dining experience with kiosks and digital displays, shoring up delivery services and adding new burgers, beverages and breakfast foods to its menus.
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We can expect more attention to China's global presence and shoring up its military, which could have implications for US interests in North Korea, Taiwan, and the contested South and East China seas.
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It was an exercise in shoring up Trump's massive, fragile ego that had been bruised by critics who know what an afterthought in planning and preparation Puerto Rico actually was for this administration.
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But it also leaned away from some of Trump's requests, adding funds for programs shoring up America's nuclear weapons and military engineering and continuing research and development for fossil fuels: http://bit.ly/2uk1sAN.
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And Britain was never the reason the European Union could not make progress in shoring up the euro, which London never joined, said Simon Tilford, a senior fellow at Chatham House in London.
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The project has entailed a reinforcement of the ceilings, restoration of marble columns and frescoes above the main entrance as well as decorative elements like statues and sculptures, and shoring up doors and windows.
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But there is a way to stop many of these attacks, one that requires shoring up a fundamental weakness of the Internet that hackers exploit: the mechanism used by computer systems for authenticating users.
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Shoring up the social security deficit, by far the largest drag on the country's creaking finances, is right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro's cornerstone policy to revive the economy and stimulate investor confidence in Brazil.
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But by keeping a strong military force in place, Putin is maintaining his power to influence the situation in Syria by shoring up President Bashar al-Assad, Moscow's closest ally in the Middle East.
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The system that the founders created as a way for the different branches of government to counter each other's excesses should not need shoring up by a posse of bloggers and disloyal civil servants.
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Reliance on nuclear energy is being debated across Europe: while Germany is getting out, France is shoring up its industry and Britain recently signed a deal to build its first nuclear plant in decades.
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Furthermore, says Max Chambers, who advised Mr Cameron on immigration, the new government's change in approach comes at a time when shoring up business confidence should be the priority, given the uncertainty over Brexit.
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"When you look at it, it seems like a mixed bag and the consumer is shoring up what's happening here in the market in terms of earnings," said Dave Campbell, a principal at BOS.
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And she offered public support for the noxious Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act, which has put the lives of many sex workers at great risk, in hopes of shoring up support among Republican lawmakers.
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"There's no question getting out of Congress, shedding the Trump baggage and coming back here and shoring up support for what could be a hard 2020 primary is really the best option," Gehrke concluded.
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It's not a surprise — the right-wing prime minister is popular in Israel, with a 52 percent approval rating, and his hawkish policies helped bring him to victory by shoring up far-right voters.
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But after some smart strategic decisions—namely abandoning Casterly Rock and shoring up Jaime's loyalty by giving him a blowjob—she has proven to be cannier than her opponents (and perhaps the audience) expected.
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Major purchases of farm and energy products would give a boost to the White House, shoring up support in farm and energy-producing states critical to President Donald Trump's re-election campaign in 2020.
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Last month, Pakistan reached an accord in principle with the International Monetary Fund for a three-year, $6 billion bailout package aimed at shoring up its fragile public finances and strengthening a slowing economy.
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Following a meeting between President Donald Trump and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in October, there's a renewed interest from the U.S. in shoring up its investments in Greece, especially in the energy sector.
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Andrew W. Poppas, director of operations for the Joint Staff, told reporters that shoring up the wall could eventually lead to a reduction in the number of troops who are deployed along the border.
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After all, why take electoral risks if central banks are prepared to gloss over economic weaknesses by shoring up the stock markets and facilitating government lending at rock-bottom prices or for a song?
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Read more: Trump's new immigration bill is 'dead on arrival' — but its real value could be shoring up his immigration strategy for 2020The face of American immigration has changed extensively over the past decade.
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It might sound like bad news, but it's actually an important part of GameStop's effort to reboot — the company is shoring up operating expenses and other needless expenditures as it attempts to stay afloat.
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That is why the Bipartisan Policy Center has launched the Great American Rebuild Initiative, which aims to identify realistic and politically viable options for shoring up the Highway Trust Fund in the long term.
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Aside from shoring up the U.S. relationship with NATO allies, the speech is symbolically significant given Poland's proximity to Russia and regional fears about Moscow's ambitions following its 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine.
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But while disappointing for Sanders, the fact that former Vice President Joe Biden has moved into a dominant position isn't all that shocking, given that he's shoring up the support of most black voters.
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Saudi Arabia slashed its oil prices over the weekend after the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) failed to reach an agreement with Russia to deepen production cuts aimed at shoring up prices.
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It's the latest sign that the dockless scooter industry is intent on shoring up its losses by introducing more rugged vehicles that are safer to ride and last long enough to recoup their cost.
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On Thursday he announced the launch of a special court to try corruption cases, part of a flurry of activity aimed at shoring up his reform credentials ahead of the run-off next week.
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The European Union has huge issues bearing down: shoring up the euro; handling Greek debt; coping with the challenge to democratic values in countries like Poland and Hungary; and terrorism, security, migration and borders.
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In Malaysia, Mr. Najib has continued to hold on to power by curbing investigations, firing critics in the governing party and the government, prosecuting opponents, and shoring up support among his conservative Muslim base.
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House Energy and Commerce nudges HHS on device cybersecurity A House committee is asking the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to secure the cybersecurity of medical devices by shoring up supply chains.
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The Republicans even incorporated one good idea in their failed bill: a $100 billion pool that states could use to help cover the cost of insuring very sick people, thereby shoring up weak exchanges.
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In November there's the Beaver Moon , when trappers of old hastened to bag a winter's worth of furs before ponds and swamps froze – and beavers themselves are busy shoring up their dams for the winter.
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The price crash has crippled some economies that depend heavily on oil sales for income, such as Nigeria and Venezuela, and even Saudi Arabia is shoring up its resources to withstand the painful revenue drop.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche has won fresh approvals for two cancer drugs in Europe and the United States, shoring up its position in new medicines as it braces for falling sales of older products.
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IATA Director General Alexandre de Juniac has said "shoring up trust among regulators and improving coordination" within an industry that grounded the MAX planes on different dates in March would be priorities at Wednesday's summit.
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Last month, Pakistan reached an accord in principle with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a three-year, $6 billion bailout package aimed at shoring up its fragile public finances and strengthening a slowing economy.
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The presidency responded by saying Poroshenko had demonstrated his priorities by his actions, shoring up the army, ratifying an association agreement with the European Union and breaking Russia's hold over gas supplies and Ukraine's church.
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The NCSC, a branch of the GCHQ, Britain's main signals intelligence agency, has been in operation for a year and is charged with shoring up cyber security by working with a wide range of stakeholders.
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Sanders has done well among younger women in both Iowa and New Hampshire, according to exit polling in both contests, forcing the Clinton campaign and their supporters to focus on shoring up her support there.
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Shoring up cybersecurity is a massive and complex issue, but the new administration can take positive near-term steps in its own backyard by better protecting government data and creating accountability for departments and agencies.
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He is expected to be used in relief by the Blue Jays, shoring up a bullpen that was required to pitch 6 2/3 innings Friday in the 843-4, 11-inning loss to Boston.
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The KRG statement comes just days after US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made an unannounced visit to Iraq, with the express purpose of shoring up rifts between the Iraqi government and its breakaway province.
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Europe's banks were already on the back foot before the vote, focused on cost-cutting and shoring up capital while more strongly-capitalised U.S banks have been able to go out to win new business.
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The NCSC, a branch of the GCHQ, Britain's main signal intelligence agency, has been in operation for a year and is charged with shoring up cyber security by working with a wide range of stakeholders.
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Earlier in the summer, he told The Hill that, while he's interested in oversight, he intends to focus first on pocket-book issues like health care, middle-class tax relief and shoring up retirement programs.
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Nokia shares were down nearly 5 percent at 4.496 euros on Thursday as analysts warned a legal battle with Apple could hold up royalty payments that are vital to shoring up the Finnish company's profits.
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Her strategy: have Democrats focus on sweeping, bipartisan bills like infrastructure, lowering prescription drug prices, and shoring up the Affordable Care Act — and staying away from hot-button topics like the Russia investigation and impeachment.
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"It kind of looks like they're just shoring up their existing prospects right now," said John Filostrat, a spokesman for the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, the division of Interior that manages the auctions.
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He voted against confirming Brett Kavanaugh, but he's just as ardent about shoring up funding for Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls or the reconstruction of Glacier National Park's Going-to-the-Sun Road.
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"For all of Xi's rhetoric about preserving globalization and open commerce, shoring up domestic nationalism is the focus of Xi's international strategy," Jessica Chen Weiss, a professor of government at Cornell University, wrote by email.
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In France, the government has launched a certificate to help identify sustainable funds, while in Britain trade body the Investment Association has proposed a series of changes aimed at shoring up confidence in the sector.
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Mr. Putin said at the time that he was sending forces there to fight Islamic extremists, but so far the main goal appears to have been shoring up the rule of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Shoring up diplomatic relations Tillerson's often-fraught relationship with Trump gave rise to questions from foreign governments about whether the secretary of State enjoyed the confidence of the president — or even spoke for the administration.
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By the same token, though, Gorsuch is one of the few bright areas of Trump's record for social conservatives, and selecting Hardiman could counteract the progress the Gorsuch pick made in shoring up the group.
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She had to toe a careful line between shoring up the Bernie-sympathetic base and expanding her appeal to right-of-center voters alienated from an unprecedentedly terrifying Republican nominee, and she toed it well.
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"Noose tightening around #ISIL terrorists: #Peshmerga advancing east of #Mosul, #ISF shoring up south near #Qayyara," tweeted Brett McGurk, the U.S. envoy to the coalition fighting the militant group in a comment on the Kurdish offensive.
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Still, newish GM Jeff Bridich—he joined the club in, repeat after me, 2014—has made some good moves at the margins, strengthening the team's outfield defense and shoring up the back end of the bullpen.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan has reached an accord with the International Monetary Fund for a three-year, $6 billion bailout package aimed at shoring up fragile public finances and strengthening a slowing economy, officials said on Sunday.
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With European planemaker Airbus taking a majority stake in Bombardier's flagship CSeries jetliner program, the company is focusing on shoring up its regional jets and turboprops with a mixture of hard-sell, and cost-cutting plans.
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In recent years, European banks have struggled to keep pace with American peers as they grapple with post-financial crisis structural overhauls, including cost-cutting and shoring up capital, which their U.S. counterparts have largely completed.
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Defense officials from the Philippines and Vietnam will also meet this week to explore possible joint exercises and navy patrols, military sources said, shoring up a new alliance between states locked in maritime rows with China.
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LIMA (Reuters) - The Peruvian government hiked excise taxes on sugary drinks, alcohol, cigarettes and polluting cars on Thursday in a bid to tackle public health problems linked to obesity and cancer while shoring up public resources.
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There are many directions this mandate can take, but it begins with shoring up our ability as a nation to meet and pay our debts, restrain spending, and keep our debt-to-growth ratio in check.
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The California senator said she's committed to shoring up rural communities, a message the Democratic presidential hopeful shared with voters in some of the most sparsely populated parts of the early voting state of South Carolina.
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From the San Francisco Bay Area down into the Central Valley and Southern California, businesses are shoring up supplies and disaster relief plans in case a weather trend known as El Nino delivers a forecast punch.
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Further highlighting the plight of central banks tasked with combating deflationary pressures and shoring up their economies, Swiss National Bank (SNB) Chairman Thomas Jordan said that unconventional monetary measures had their limits and needed continuous reassessment.
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Computing firms have been shoring up the security of their products ever since Edward Snowden leaked thousands of documents outlining what, to many Silicon Valley libertarians, looked rather ominously like a system of mass electronic surveillance.
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What better way to build anticipation and boost initial record sales than to release a video that reminds us of your raw, lyrical ferocity while speaking truth to power and shoring up support from black audiences?
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The S7 and S7 Edge's strong sales were instrumental in shoring up the mobile unit, according to the second-quarter earnings released last week, and Samsung plans to keep up the momentum at the high end.
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Politicians — biased as always toward satisfying today's voters over shoring up tomorrow's finances — have come to rely more and more on debt finance and switched government spending away from investments that pay off in the future.
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He may need to get relief from punitive tariffs from Trump -- similar to what the EU achieved last week -- all the while shoring up the Canadian economy against growing competition from a super-charged US economy.
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As he embarks on a post-Brexit world where shoring up trade interests with Commonwealth countries will be paramount, Britain's next Prime Minister appears to have his work cut out for him in impressing African leaders.
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Up until mid-March, the company was in the process of adding more equipment to its factory, shoring up its safety measures, and looking at the potential of opening up another manufacturing facility down the line.
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Qualcomm on Tuesday increased its takeover bid for rival chip maker NXP Semiconductors to about $44 billion in hopes of shoring up support for the deal, and to potentially fend off its own unwanted suitor, Broadcom.
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If banks can tap the Fed without hesitation, it could send a signal that they can continue lending to companies, shoring up confidence in the market and preventing everyone from rushing to withdraw money at once.
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The proposal would inject approximately $2 trillion into the economy, providing tax rebates, four months of expanded unemployment benefits and a slew of business tax-relief provisions aimed at shoring up individual, family and business finances.
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It is the moment to take a calm, rational look at the assets in your portfolio to see what areas might benefit from some shoring up, and to make your retirement contributions while prices are low.
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Sports Briefing Barcelona is shoring up its attack following Neymar's departure by buying Ousmane Dembélé from Borussia Dortmund in a deal that could reach 147 million euros ($173 million), second only to Neymar's world-record transfer.
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An annual assessment of the Earth's climate by the Geneva-based World Meteorological Organization (WMO) underscored the stakes at two weeks of talks aimed at shoring up the 2015 Paris Agreement to avert catastrophic global warming.
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Its foreign minister, Wang Yi, returned Thursday to Beijing after two days in North Korea's capital, Pyongyang, where he met with the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, shoring up China's position as the North's best friend.
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Maillard, a member of parliament for the centre-left Social Democrats, a government coalition partner, also called on the Swiss National Bank to contribute some of its annual profit to shoring up the public pension scheme.
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Millennial media spending may be exploding because, although many are still saddled with student loan debt, inflated housing costs, and underemployment, a critical mass are finding their feet in the workforce and shoring up their finances.
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U.S. President Donald Trump in July signed five memoranda authorising U.S. Department of Defense funding to be directed to resources or technology "essential to the national defense" in a move aimed at shoring up domestic supplies.
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In the final days of an American campaign, a candidate wouldn't spend two hours having lunch, no matter whom it was with; he or she would be on the move, shoring up support, getting out votes.
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At the same time, the Trump inner circle clearly intends to lean into this phenomenon, to encourage the press-as-opposition narrative, seeing mainstream-media mistakes as a way of shoring up its own base's loyalty.
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Democrats say they have not had any negotiations with the White House about its demands for changes to a bipartisan ObamaCare fix, indicating a murky future for the legislation aimed a shoring up insurance markets. Sen.
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If Trump doesn't come forward with a unifying plan, there may not be much bandwidth for a robust gun policy debate in the Senate during the month of September, as senators focus on shoring up appropriations.
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China spent $1 trillion shoring up its currency since 2014 as big companies and regular investors shifted their money out of the country over worries about slowing economic growth and the prospect of better returns elsewhere.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday limited the ability of police to search rental cars driven by someone other than the person who signed the rental agreement, shoring up privacy rights behind the wheel.
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The move, which bankers say is effectively a form of swap transactions, is aimed at shoring up the Turkish lira, which has lost as much as 10 percent against the dollar since the start of the year.
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But teen vaping is obviously going to get the most media attention as traditional tobacco companies continue to pivot to vaping as a means of shoring up profits that may be lost as older smokers die off.
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In a ruling seen by Reuters, the court said Consob had been fully aware of the difficulty Banca Etruria was in when it cleared the prospectus for the capital increase aimed at shoring up the bank's capital.
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Given deep policy disagreements, however, on problems such as creating jobs, shoring up the euro currency or sharing out the care of refugees, the focus will be showing consensus on a lowest common denominator of shared headaches.
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Perhaps most important, this mixture of policies—liberal on trade and immigration, activist in shoring up growth and protecting globalisation's losers—is a reminder that the centrist formula still works, if politicians are willing to champion it.
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While resiliency took the form of better culverts and ditches to manage water from major storms, Front Porch Forum was pitched as a way to make those communities more resilient by shoring up the bonds between neighbors.
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He cited economic uncertainty — the Russian economy has been crushed by Western sanctions and the plunge in oil prices from their 2014 highs — and possibly waning trust in Ivanov as Putin's motivations for shoring up internal control.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Defense officials from the Philippines and Vietnam will meet this week to explore possible joint exercises and navy patrols, military sources said, shoring up a new alliance between states locked in maritime rows with China.
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The fund, with about T$500 billion ($15 billion) under management, will keep shoring up the market until April due to continued global market turmoil, Wu Tang-chieh, who is in charge of the fund, told reporters.
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While you're shoring up privacy settings, you can also tell Google to stop tracking which web pages you visit here, or turn off everything from a map of stored locations to YouTube watch history on this page.
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But here, shoring up the overt politics I came in cheering for, she's not only more relaxed vocally but gets true band feel out of shifting personnel anchored by drummer Chris Davis and bassist-guitarist Jimmy Horn.
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Look what he's doing is shoring up the Republican base and that's great, but you know cannot win a federal race nationwide with just the Republican base, you've got to have a big tent and he doesn't.
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The governor has mentioned the city's budget surplus in the past, though the mayor's office says that such characterizations are inaccurate, noting that excess revenue has gone toward filling gaps in future budgets and shoring up reserves.
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The project will also open new markets for Chinese goods, shoring up the country's economy against any potential slowdown in demand from Europe or the US, said Jin-Yong Cai, former head of the International Finance Corporation.
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Although it is hard to see how we might go back to the organizationally dense parties of midcentury, party reformers must prioritize shoring up the capacities of parties in order to forestall greater public disaffection with democracy.
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Left to her own devices, Sansa's priority isn't mounting an army or shoring up Winterfell's defenses against invaders — it's to make sure Winterfell will be able to serve as a safe haven in uncertain times to come.
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Climate scientists cautioned that even a theoretical prospect of artificially shoring up the West Antarctic Ice Sheet should not be used as an excuse to delay emissions cuts, but welcomed the paper for emphasising the region's importance.
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M&R and Aveng announced the potential merger in May, saying it would create scale in M&R's key markets such as Australasia and Africa, while shoring up liquidity in loss-making Aveng in the near term.
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Why it matters: The two chairmen of the committees with jurisdiction over Medicare -- Energy & Commerce and Ways & Means -- have not agreed to have hearings on Medicare for all, and say their main priority is shoring up ObamaCare.
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The Honest Ads Act has yet to even receive a hearing, and our country is no closer today to shoring up the vulnerabilities that were exploited by the Russians in 2016 than they were last election cycle.
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"We will have to see how sustained that is but there can be no question that from the point of view of shoring up investor confidence people have to have comfort around the policy framework," he added.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Allies of Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila won 14 of 19 provincial governorships decided on Saturday, the election commission said, shoring up the president's local support despite calls to step down this year.
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The proposed deal announced by both firms on Friday would give additional scale in Murray & Roberts' (M&R) key markets such as Australasia and Africa, while shoring up liquidity in loss-making Aveng in the near-term.
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President Xi Jinping has made shoring up communist loyalty a priority since he came to power in 2012, and although China now officially recognises Mao's Cultural Revolution as an error, showing reverence towards him is still encouraged.
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In stark contrast, Nigel Farage, the leader of the anti-immigrant UK Independence Party made the case that savings from the UK's membership in the European Union would be applied to shoring up the National Health Service.
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A former state agriculture commissioner, Ms. Hyde-Smith has instead pursued a strategy aimed at shoring up her support with conservative whites, and she enlisted President Trump to campaign for her on the eve of a Nov.
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The revamped Senate proposal will inject approximately $2 trillion into the economy, providing tax rebates, four months expanded unemployment benefits and a slew of business tax-relief provisions aimed at shoring up individual, family and business finances.
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The new strategy warns foreign governments against unfairly shoring up their companies while restricting access to their markets, with the EU ready to use existing tools or create new ones if necessary, and also reinforcing customs controls.
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The new strategy warns foreign governments against unfairly shoring up their companies while restricting access to their markets, with the EU ready to use existing tools or create new ones if necessary, and also reinforcing customs controls.
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Molineux witnesses may have played a critical role in Weinstein's conviction by shoring up a difficult case with testimony from three women alleging attacks by Weinstein, even though the incidents did not result in a criminal charge.
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Installing just a sump pump alone runs just shy of $2,000, but structural work, like digging trenches and drains, repairing and shoring up foundations, as well as installing back-up power can range as high as $30,000.
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BRASILIA, Sept 24 (Reuters) - An improvement in Brazil's sovereign credit rating hinges more on stronger economic growth than lower interest rates, ratings agency Moody's said on Tuesday, urging economic reform and the shoring up of public finances.
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Gold prices dipped on Monday as the previous session's upbeat U.S. payrolls data sparked a fresh rally in equities, shoring up expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would press ahead with further interest rate rises this year.
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While Trump and his advisers believe they will escape a serious primary challenge, a team of aides is already working on shoring up Republican delegates to the party's convention and making sure local officials are on board.
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But increased pressure on many forms of art, which comes as President Xi Jinping has been shoring up Communist Party control over all aspects of society, has had a chilling effect on the performance art scene in particular.
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The ECB has to balance its roles as the watchdog in charge of cleaning up the euro zone's banking sector and as the authority tasked with shoring up inflation in the bloc by stimulating banks to lend more.
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HELSINKI/BELGRADE, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Nokia shares fell more than 13 percent on Thursday as analysts warned a legal battle with Apple could delay for years royalty payments that are vital to shoring up the Finnish company's profits.
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Turnbull's center-right government regained its razor-thin parliamentary majority through the poll triggered by a constitutional crisis, shoring up his support in a country where three prime ministers have been ousted by their own party since 2010.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has named career diplomat Karen Pierce as its new ambassador to the United States, the first woman to hold the U.S. post, with the task of shoring up relations with London's closest ally after Brexit.
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"Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump may not agree on much, but they are both committed to shoring up our nation's defense capabilities, and at the end of the day, that means more business for defense contractors," Cramer said.
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The Saudis and Russians have referenced a possible deal to freeze output since February, but some think the meeting may serve another purpose: Shoring up broader support for a freeze that could put pressure on Iran to comply.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has made shoring up ailing state firms a priority and said last week that Denel was "ripe" for joint venture partnerships after Saudi Arabia offered to take a stake in the weapons manufacturer.
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After all, while an effort to put anti-immigrant themes front and center is a plausible strategy for shoring up the GOP's position in a boatful of Midwestern races, it's also a potential problem in the Sunshine State.
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If Sanders spends much time on foreign policy -- including potentially attacking Clinton for supporting the war in Iraq in 2002, which Sanders opposed -- it could signal that he views it as a weakness that needs shoring up. 5.
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Shoring up power Madden said the reshuffling at the top of the North Korean military was likely done for a number of reasons, among them preparation for the Kim-Trump talks and future South Korean negotiations and exchanges.
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Lifting the embargo would go a long way toward shoring up Washington's credibility among conservatives in the Vietnamese military who fear the Obama administration sees improved relations as a way to bring multiparty democracy to Vietnam, experts said.
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It means defending the health and lives of working people by shoring up the Affordable Care Act, removing onerous taxes on health insurance plans negotiated by workers, expanding Medicare coverage to more people, and lowering prescription drug costs.
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That includes shoring up protections for the Executive Branch (including to address presidential conflicts of interest), but Congress must also do more to hold itself to the same standards it sets for the rest of the federal government.
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The reversal won't lead to the immediate construction of new coal-fired power plants, but it does send an immediate political signal that the Trump administration is intent on shoring up the coal industry and other energy interests.
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Apple's sales of its flagship iPhone continued to shrink during its fiscal third quarter, but the company edged past Wall Street's muted financial expectations with strong results from Macs, wearable devices, and other businesses shoring up the topline.
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Lenderking said that experts forecast there could be 1 million former combatants that need to be disarmed once a peace deal is reached, requiring security sector reform as well as restoring crippled infrastructure and shoring up the economy.
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"(Without shoring up reserves), there would be a risk of involuntary load-shedding during summer peak periods in Victoria from this summer, in New South Wales from 2023-24 and in South Australia from 2024-25," AEMO said.
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"Lower yields could prompt a recovery in investments, and this is a factor shoring up equities," said Junichi Makino, chief economist at SMBC Nikko Securities, regarding market moves following the release of Tuesday's poor U.S. manufacturing activity data.
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The threat from the Shabab has increased so sharply that last November, General Townsend created a Special Operations task force with about 100 troops and analysts to focus on shoring up security in Somalia and countering the Shabab.
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A budget outline presented to the government's top economic advisory panel on Wednesday underscored the delicate balance the government needs to strike between shoring up growth to keep a fragile economic recovery on track and making fiscal reforms.
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During a recent trip to Asia, Mr. Mattis, the defense secretary, succeeded in shoring up connections with South Korea and Japan despite Mr. Trump's campaign talk about pulling back from the United States' security commitments in the region.
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Many assume that suits are what men's wear shows consist of, season in and out — and, to be frank, there's always a drab swathe of them, often shoring up the stalls at the Florentine trade fair Pitti Uomo.
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But Russia has in recent weeks stepped up air attacks on the rebel groups, shoring up Syrian President Bashar Assad's government and making it less likely to participate in a process that calls for him to step down.
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Brazil's government has put off a vote on a constitutional amendment to reform the pension system, seen as vital to shoring up the country's finances, following a military intervention in response to violence in Rio de Janeiro state.
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Democratic leaders have played down Republican efforts to divide the party, and accused Republicans of trying to divert attention from a popular legislative agenda that includes shoring up health care coverage and expanding background checks for gun purchases.
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Through this reverse split and recent capital raises at favorable terms, we are shoring up our capital structure and balance sheet to maintain our NASDAQ listing in advance of several major milestones we expect to reach later this year.
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Rajan, who won plaudits for shoring up the rupee, tempering inflation and urging banks to clean up bad debts, will leave when his term expires in September after being criticized by some politicians for keeping borrowing costs too high.
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But it has much work to do in shoring up recovery of a fragile banking sector, boosting a sluggish selloff of stakes in state firms and managing public debt estimated at more than 60 percent of gross domestic product.
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Assad and his allies now command the single largest chunk of Syria, followed by U.S.-backed Kurdish militias who control much of northern and eastern Syria and are more concerned with shoring up their regional autonomy than fighting Damascus.
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The division between state and city governments was also seen as a key condition for final approval this month of the government's proposed pension reform in the Senate, a measure seen as vital for shoring up Brazil's public finances.
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By shoring up forests, which absorb carbon dioxide, Shell aims to offset the CO2 emitted when its customers burn the petroleum products and natural gas that it produces — and which still account for the vast majority of its revenue.
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Moreover, by adding his more traditional conservative cred to the Trump ticket, Pence did his best to help Trump get elected by shoring up his support with Evangelical voters who may have doubted his (very shaky) religious bona fides.
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To spend the primary campaign shoring up the base – and making political compromises to the more extreme wings of the party rather than to the independent center – provides more opportunities for an opponent to appeal to the center voters.
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Internet sovereignty Xi Jinping did not come after the internet immediately after assuming power, focusing instead on shoring up his support base and extending his influence as the Communist Party's "core leader" and most powerful head since Mao Zedong.
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L) (SLA) plans a fresh round of job cuts in the coming weeks as part of a broader cost overhaul aimed at shoring up investor confidence after a year of heavy outflows of client cash, four sources told Reuters.
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HONG KONG/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - With the threat of a UK exit from the European Union no longer just a distant prospect, already battered investors are shoring up defensive positions against a host of intensifying geopolitical risks, including a "Brexit".
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Now Roseman has turned his focus to shoring up the foundation: Vinny Curry, Lane Johnson, Zach Ertz, Brent Celek, the Rocky statue—everybody got big deals this offseason (well, except Fletcher Cox, but the Eagles are working on that).
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Ever since Mr. Putin injected military forces into the Syrian civil war last fall, promising to target extremist Islamist groups, the Russian operation has been aimed more directly at shoring up the power of his regional ally, Mr. Assad.
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In chummy chats, Trump seems open to ideas like granting legal status to Dreamers and shoring up Obamacare insurance markets, policies that are not only anathema to conservatives but which Trump himself vehemently opposed until his latest about-face.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union should make shoring up the Schengen agreement on open borders between some of its members a priority despite the strains put on it by the migrant crisis, French President Francois Hollande said on Friday.
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Mr. Putin has achieved his main goals in Syria, including shoring up Moscow's foremost Arab ally; preventing the West from forcing a leadership change from the outside; and burnishing Russia's image as a major player on the world stage.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Johnson Sirleaf, barred from running again, was applauded for shoring up peace but criticized for failing to tackle graft or do much to spread economic gain beyond her elite circle to millions living in poverty.
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Picking a Latina vice presidential candidate could also balance out a ticket for a white candidate in his 70s who would also have to choose between shoring up his moderate credentials or reaching out to progressives in the party.
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The House was preparing legislation to stanch the economic bleeding caused by the pandemic, allowing for two weeks of paid sick and family leave, expanding unemployment insurance, shoring up nutritional assistance, and providing free coronavirus testing to the uninsured.
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People familiar with the matter said he would not be replaced in his current role, though this did not exclude shoring up the operational management as two top industrial executives prepare to retire at the end of this year.
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Commentators were quick to point out the paucity of results from Monday's summit, and the political difficulty for the French government in undertaking the task of shoring up West African governments that are widely rejected on their home turf.
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"The key is to go on offense and to define your opponent, and Trump is a master of that in terms of shoring up his base," said Ron Bonjean, a longtime Republican strategist with ties to the White House.
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The United States need not reverse democratic deficits in all nations vulnerable to CCP coercion, but shoring up critical governance gaps in priority countries will complicate Beijing's efforts to expand its influence and undermine U.S. interests around the globe.
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Fixing Eskom and other loss-making state-owned firms such as South African Airways (SAA) is seen as critical to shoring up confidence among the investors South Africa relies on to finance its big budget and current account deficits.
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But we would do best to agree to start by shoring up the institutions that allow us to resolve differences in a civil way, the foundations of democracy and concern ourselves with the future that waits for no one.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian energy companies will likely sell more exploration and production assets in the next several months, driven by weaker producers shoring up their balance sheets and the longer-term prospect of oil prices stabilizing, deal advisers said.
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Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon recently wound up a long swing across the continent shoring up right-wing, populist parties and vowing to set up "war rooms" in a host of countries in advance of the May balloting.
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No matter which side of the political aisle you may be on if you feel strongly about preventing sexual assault and shoring up protections for survivors then reach out to your elected officials about the Title IX Protection act.
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His staff is drawing up a list of regulatory powers to request from Congress, he said, as he focuses on shoring up the FHFA's ability to supervise the two companies behind about half of the mortgages in the country.
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Some diplomats and analysts saw the move as political pressure aimed at shoring up support abroad against an assault by Haftar's Libya National Army (LNA), which has been trying for more than two months to take the capital Tripoli.
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Trump has obfuscated much about his future policies, but the shift toward more aggressive regulation of Wall Street could hamper his fundraising efforts, which still have a long way to go in terms of shoring up cash to support his candidacy.
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"The benefit of lower mortgage rates is not only shoring up home sales, but also providing support to homeowner balance sheets via higher monthly cash flow and steadily rising home equity," Freddie Mac's Chief Economist Sam Khater said in a statement.
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" Axne describes her top priority as "shoring up the ACA," and advocates for a public option, which would allow individuals to buy into Medicare or Medicaid — something she calls "our fastest and least expensive option to get to universal health care.
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In other words, women who make a lot of money between ages 25 to 35 and pull back from work to care for children aren't shoring up their reserves; they're preparing for a longer financial fall — one they rarely recover from.
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Lawyer Coates played a key role in securing the 2000 Sydney Olympics, while shoring up the AOC's financial independence by retaining the Games' marketing rights before selling them back to the New South Wales government for A$90 million in 2001.
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The auctions, which are aimed at shoring up the lira currency and seen as effectively a form of a swap transaction, had interest rates of 8.5 percent for the lira and 0.75 percent for the dollar, central bank data showed.
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Others were also critical of the bill, according to the New Light of Myanmar, arguing that the new government's priorities should lie in enacting laws that benefit the public, such as releasing political prisoners, rather than shoring up its power base.
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The affirmation of the National Long-Term Rating factors in Fitch's expectation that the bank is in the process of shoring up capitalisation to meet the tighter requirements of 10.0% Tier 1 and 14.0% total capital ratios by 1 January 0003.
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Shoring up U.S. investment in Georgia will ensure that American companies can capitalize on the New Silk Road from the home base of a reliable ally, which already enjoys free trade arrangements with China, European Union, former Soviet republics and Turkey.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton has laid out a jobs plan focusing on increased spending for infrastructure and clean energy as well as shoring up manufacturing in the U.S. Republican Donald Trump has been less specific about jobs initiatives he would pursue.
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"Unfortunately, neither candidate has presented a proposal to address our growing national debt and put it on a more sustainable path, nor have they offered a proposal for shoring up the Social Security, Medicare, or highway trust funds," it added.
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Gold fell further from an earlier nine-week high but was still on track for its strongest week since August on Friday as stronger-than-expected U.S. payrolls data boosted the dollar and stock markets, shoring up a recovery in equities.
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"This was horrific and we are asking, I'm sure there will be a Security Council meeting on this, for clear identification of responsibilities, accountability," he said at an international conference in Brussels aimed at shoring up ailing Syrian peace talks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global investors are shoring up portfolios against economic downturn, with plans to cut allocation to publicly listed equities in 22 in favor of assets such as private equity and real estate, according to the results of a BlackRock survey.
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But one leader of India's tiny Muslim minority, which makes up 14 percent of a population of 1.3 billion that is 80 percent Hindu, said the government's latest proposal on the Ayodhya dispute was aimed at shoring up its base.
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Assad and his allies now command the single largest chunk of Syria, followed by U.S.-backed Kurdish militias who control much of the north and east Syria and are more concerned with shoring up their regional autonomy than fighting Damascus.
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From Nixon to Obama, past presidents have found it politically expedient to crack down on leakers as a way of shoring up executive authority—while also, in the Obama administration's case, selectively leaking information that reflects favorably on the president.
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In Beijing, analysts close to the government worry that the NPR indicates the U.S. may be shoring up plans to fight and win a nuclear war against China, especially since the NSS now frames China as its primary military rival.
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According to his top Middle East adviser, Rob Malley, talks with all six leaders of the Gulf Co-operation Council on April 21st were intended to focus on shoring up their security and on how to deal with regional conflicts.
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The third reason is that nothing Mr. Ryan has said compels him to change his current course as speaker, which is largely focused on developing an alternative Republican policy agenda and shoring up vulnerable members with money and help campaigning.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is widely expected to cut its benchmark interest rate to a record low on Wednesday, although economists are divided on the pace and depth of an easing cycle aimed at shoring up a sputtering economy.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday it had adjusted its recommendation for the euro zone as a whole to have a stronger focus on what it said were the key challenges of boosting growth and shoring up public finances.
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It comes as Pelosi is shoring up support from the progressive base this week with endorsements from large and powerful groups, as well as prominent progressives in Congress — a move that will put pressure on wayward Democrats to back her bid.
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Showing that there was a common set of myths underlying all human cultures was a way of shoring up the claims of tradition, which were under siege by political challenges from the left and by social changes fostered by modernity.
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In the third round, the Giants took Boise State free safety Darian Thompson, who set a Mountain West Conference record with 19 interceptions, further shoring up a pass defense that allowed the most passing yards in the N.F.L. last season.
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BUENOS AIRES, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Argentine officials were in Washington on Tuesday for crunch talks with the International Monetary Fund about accelerating cash disbursements under a $50 billion standby deal aimed at shoring up confidence in the country's ailing finances.
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When some of the more fragile economies of southern Europe, particularly Greece, needed shoring up, it was Merkel and the power of German finance and industry that stepped into the breach to rescue Greece and the euro as a viable currency.
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SAO PAULO, May 23 (Reuters) - Italian industrial conglomerate Techint Group on Monday bought 193.5 million reais ($54 million) worth of shares in Usinas Siderúrgicas de Minas Gerais, as part of a capital plan aimed at shoring up the Brazilian steelmaker.
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Instead of shoring up coal jobs, he will have made a full-scale "war on coal" -- and US coal in particular -- the pre-eminent moral cause of our time, just as the struggle against apartheid was for an earlier generation.
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After President Trump met with several of his top security advisors yesterday to discuss different ways to enhance protections against foreign influence in U.S. elections, the White House has labeled using paper ballots a best practice for shoring up election security.
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Still, the organization's history offers a persuasive and often colorful argument in favor of self-styled avant-gardistes charging ahead as well as shoring up their own rear guard by documenting and, in effect, taking the lead in historicizing their accomplishments.
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Meanwhile, Republican critics of Trump are already focusing on shoring up the GOP's majority in the House and the Senate — a startling decision at this stage in an election cycle, because it suggests resignation to losing another White House race.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in the Philippines on Thursday for a two-day visit aimed at shoring up ties with its mercurial new leader, and boosting Tokyo's economic foothold in the face of anticipated competition from China.
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High-yield savings accounts are a great place to store money for emergencies and short-term goals — including money you're shoring up to invest — because there's zero risk of losing it, it's easily accessible, and it grows while it's sitting there.
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But as we work our way out of this global health emergency and begin shoring up our battered economy, there is a great opportunity to turn the virus into a virtue for the planet — and put people back to work.
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Across Europe, where there have been well over 100,000 cases and nearly 6,26 deaths, nations are preparing in the face of the growing crisis — shoring up hospital resources and planning for an influx of new cases in the coming days.
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Barring a principled response to Mr. el-Sisi, the United States will be further complicit in shoring up his military dictatorship, disenfranchising most Egyptians and fueling the kind of instability that is certain to produce a new generation of extremists.
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Now, officials including Azar, Verma and other senior leaders are forced to spend time shoring up their positions with the president and his deputies at a moment when they should be focused on a shared goal: stopping a potential pandemic.
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If you'd be more inclined to listen to a conversation about holiday conversations, Times critics Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris talk to Times food editor Sam Sifton about tips for shoring up a fragile Thanksgiving for the "Still Processing" podcast.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump embarks on his debut State of the Union address Tuesday with the formidable assignment of shoring up a presidency threatened by a Russia scandal that is sowing rancor in Washington and tearing at national unity.
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House Republicans are calling for a range of documents from healthcare insurers, including any emails with the White House, as they investigate whether the administration could be trying to get money to firms as a way of shoring up ObamaCare.
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Sanders is shoring up his support with the African-American community as he battles for the Democratic nomination against front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While Putin is more constrained by needing to keep to at least the appearance of representative democracy, he and Xi are the most prominent of a host of world leaders rolling back voting rights and shoring up their own authority.
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Apart from shoring up their physical property, Gilbert encourages businesses to work with their insurance company and their local government, who can help businesses get back up and running as soon as possible in the event of a natural disaster.
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Allies of Mr. Temer have been forced to resign over claims that they tried to stymie corruption inquiries, but Mr. Temer has had some success in persuading lawmakers to approve austerity measures aimed at shoring up confidence in the economy.
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Orange said it planned to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present, in a move aimed at shoring up the telecom group's value as tough competition in the region has hampered its growth and margins.
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Orange said it planned to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present, in a move aimed at shoring up the telecom group's value as tough competition in the region has hampered its growth and margins.
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Being small is often a tactical advantage, allowing fledgling companies the freedom to focus on a core product, shoring up visibility among a targeted group of consumers, while bigger brands are forced to defend their market share across a wider base.
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At the same time, President Trump's calls for greater military contributions from member states as a way of shoring up the alliance's strategic capabilities have been met with much political resistance and, at least so far, too little substantive movement.
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In the wake of their resounding victory in the great Taylor Swift Lyrics Debacle of 2016—which Kanye took some time to mention onstage last night with Drake in Chicago—they are really shoring up their credentials as America's favorite couple.
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State Department spokesman Mark Toner said stopping the airstrikes in those two areas was key to shoring up a patchy cease-fire in the Arab country and allowing the resumption of peace talks aimed at ending its five-year-old conflict.
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Trump initially backed the bipartisan deal announced on Tuesday by Democratic Senator Patty Murray and Republican Senator Lamar Alexander for shoring up insurance marketplaces established under Obamacare for two years by reviving federal subsidies to private insurers that Trump has scrapped.
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The consequences of that transition are evident in the city's tangled factions: right-wing racists shoring up an old order, white liberals invested in a complicated vision of just-enough diversity, and a black community that's often ignored or underrepresented.
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In a sober address that experts had considered critical to shoring up his presidency, Mr. Zuma focused largely on the stagnant economy, and on repairing some of the recent damage caused by what some see as his mishandling of the finance ministry.
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Maduro has claimed that the political maneuver strengthens Venezuela in the midst of a U.S.-backed "economic war" being waged against the country; however, analysts told CNBC that Maduro is shoring up armed support as the forces arrayed against him gain power.
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Investors say the CEOs' resignations could slow the implementation of turnaround plans seen as critical to shoring up confidence in Africa's most industrialized economy, which has for years struggled to grow and whose last investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread.
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Tsai's 12-day itinerary is aimed at shoring up relations with four Caribbean nations that continue to formally recognize the government in Taipei and not Beijing, and includes stops in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia and Haiti.
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Some risk-averse clients are also shoring up their cash by hoarding the dividend payments they've received from their stocks instead of reinvesting the money back into the market, said James A. Cox, managing partner of Harris Financial Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is confronting the most serious cabinet controversy of his young government as he met with ministers on Thursday to make final changes to a proposed social security overhaul seen as essential to shoring up the economy.
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The early days of the former Delaware senator's campaign strategy appear to be aimed at shoring up his support in Pennsylvania, a swing state rich in electoral votes that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton narrowly lost to Trump in the 2016 election.
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If we choose to believe that the present is all that matters — if we invest in believing this — we cede the possibility of shoring up our resilience with past happiness, but we also free ourselves of the paralyzing fear of future failure.
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Investors say the CEOs' resignations could slow the implementation of turnaround plans seen as critical to shoring up confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy, which has for years struggled to grow and whose last investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread.
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The impending announcement has alarmed former officials and analysts, who say Trump unnecessarily risks setting off a conflagration across the Middle East, and is jeopardizing U.S. national security for the sole reason of shoring up support among the religious right at home.
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A new deal with the IMF is seen as key to shoring up investor confidence in Argentina's ability to pay its debts, after the peso sunk about 50 percent against the dollar this year amid a broader sell-off of emerging market assets.
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"We must reduce the tax rate on American businesses so they keep jobs in America, create jobs in America and compete for workers right here in America," Trump said in a speech aimed at shoring up support for a broad tax-cut plan.
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The point is, if the GOP put half as much time and energy pandering to embattled retailers and retail workers as they did coal miners and manufacturers, we could go a long way toward shoring up this crucial segment of the American economy.
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If its forces retake Aleppo and seal the Turkish border, Damascus would deal a crushing blow to the insurgents who were on the march until Russia intervened, shoring up Assad's rule and paving the way to the current reversal of rebel fortunes.
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In a very literal shoring up of the gender binary, it's billed as an "exclusive women's event," presumably to balance out the 30-year old Dance on the Pier, which, like the rest of Pride, has historically been more of a boy's club.
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The company, traditionally associated with upmarket properties in southern England, recently forecast a "difficult" first half as its full-year profit fell short of expectations while adding that it was cutting costs, reviewing its supply chain and processes, and shoring up falling margins.
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What if, for example, I anticipate that some seaside towns will stop shoring up the coastline as the seas rise, and I buy up a string of houses that are likely to go from being near the beach to on the beach?
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Peace is not achieved by the United States giving in to bullies, it is achieved by the United States recapitalizing its military, shoring up the areas where China and Russia are eating our lunch, and then behaving like the superpower it is.
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In a closed-door meeting with rank-and-file Republicans, Ryan said Trump's order should not be a surprise to anybody given that the president and congressional Republicans campaigned on national security and shoring up the border, according to sources in the room.
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Ahead of leaving Seoul Wednesday, Trump tweeted he was "very much looking forward to meeting with President Xi who is just off his great political victory," referring to the Chinese leader's shoring up of power at the 19th Communist Party Congress last month.
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According to Republicans briefed on the Trump campaign's deliberations, Mr. Pence could conceivably travel the country on his own, shoring up support for Mr. Trump in conservative areas and Republican-leaning states, like North Carolina and Arizona, where Mr. Trump appears vulnerable.
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Like many Orthodox teenagers, I went to Israel for a year between high school and college; we were sent to the Holy Land in droves, with the hopes of shoring up our religious educations against the coming erosive forces of secular colleges.
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For many global telecoms, shoring up market share under today's pressures while also future-proofing operations means having to invest in AI. The telecom industry is expected to invest $36.7 billion annually in AI software, hardware, and services by 2025, according to Tractica.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, are expected to campaign intensively across those four must-win states, with Mr. Trump trumpeting a set of blunt slogans through mass media and Mr. Pence focused on shoring up support from conservatives and right-of-center whites.
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However, what does happen to top Iran's list of priorities includes developing ballistic missiles and shoring up its military and security apparatus, funding its proxy wars in the region, and supplying its militia affiliates in the Middle East with arms and fresh recruits.
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Because of the depth of its commitment and its history as a haven to the persecuted, the United States has been able to exert critical leadership in shoring up sometimes faltering international support for the countries on the front lines of refugee crises.
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Numbers, statistics and punishment still seem to drive prosecutions rather than focusing on the root of why someone is involved in a drug case The State has showed little interest in addressing Clarence's addiction, only in shoring up their case against him.
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Hopefully the loss will prevent him from going down the avenue of believing that all out offence is the absolute best answer to everything in the cage, rather than building defensive savvy and shoring up the considerable holes in his striking form.
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Democrats say they support providing additional humanitarian aid for the U.S.-Mexico border, including shoring up a Health and Human Services (HHS) office that is responsible for unaccompanied minors detained along the border and on the verge of running out of funding.
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During a Kentucky news radio show interview last week, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said shoring up both background checks and red flag laws would be "two items that for sure will be front and center" when the Senate reconvenes next month.
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Add in the other ways of shoring up a distinctly white nationalism, such as the "repatriation" of Mexican Americans in the 1930s and the rejection of Jewish refugees in the 1940s, and suddenly Donald Trump's Muslim ban seems awfully American after all.
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China, which will never share in America's urgency about denuclearization, continually dangled the prospect of deeper cooperation on North Korea to head off far more worrisome actions by the United States on trade policy — all while simultaneously shoring up relations with Pyongyang.
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Giving them the reins isn't just about shoring up conservative support, it's about diminishing insurance company dominance of our health care and fixing one of the things that was most wrong about the American health coverage even before Obamacare became a reality.
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Gabriel Snyder does an expert job in showing how far this newspaper has come in making the transition and shoring up its financial bulwark, how far it still needs to go, and why it should matter to more than just journalists (Hint: Trump).
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Whether we are shoring up our election systems against foreign manipulation, breaking our economic dependency on China, or altering our energy policy to improve the environment, we will need new resources and may simultaneously have to face a period of slower economic growth.
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As the United States' regional allies try to anticipate Iran's next move, they are shoring up their defenses, keeping their distance from Mr. Trump's decision to kill General Suleimani and even quietly reaching out to Iran directly to try to avert conflict.
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The young dictator, the third generation of his family to rule the country, focused on shoring up his power at home, purging elites not supportive of his succession and winning the public and army over with economic reforms and massive military spending.
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Helping millions of adults master the basics is ignored even as policymakers, elected leaders and those who want our votes talk about the also-worthy goals of strengthening K-12 classrooms, shoring up community colleges and overhauling the way we pay for college.
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If the deal passes Congress it'll be Trump's biggest policy victory since Republicans slashed corporate and personal tax rates two years ago — and could prove to be a huge political win for Trump, shoring up his populist bona fides for the 2020 election.
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A suburban majority Sherrill says she won last fall by campaigning on shoring up the Affordable Care Act, undoing the new cap on state and local tax deductions, and funding more infrastructure — priorities she says she shares with her fellow New Democrats.
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Warren said the idea is designed to simultaneously reduce the power of lobbyists while also generating billions in revenue that she says would be earmarked for shoring up federal agencies that face "significant lobbying activity" and support offices for Congress like the CBO.
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When he assumes his new role, though, Krikorian will face no shortage of endemic tech troubles to tackle — beginning with shoring up the DNC's cyber defenses after Russian hackers targeted Democrats in 2016, stole their private emails and shared them with WikiLeaks.
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BRASILIA, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is confronting the most serious cabinet controversy of his young government as he met with ministers on Thursday to make final changes to a proposed social security overhaul seen as essential to shoring up the economy.
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Officials said there was agreement that the United States and its allies needed to find ways of shoring up Libya's new government of national accord — established just this week with help from the United Nations but stuck, as of now, in a hotel in Tunis.
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Griffiths wants a deal on reopening the airport, shoring up the central bank and securing a truce in Hodeidah, the country's main port, held by the Houthis and a focus of the war after the coalition launched a campaign to capture it this year.
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With the material benefits that come with 5 percent of the popular vote, we will have unprecedented resources to continue building this movement for progressive change, shoring up power from below, and paving the way for a new, sorely needed politics of integrity and transformation.
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The pact was meant to bring a formal and definitive end to four decades of violence between the two, shoring up Mozambique's stability just before blockbuster gas projects in the gas-rich north led by the likes of Exxon Mobil Corp and Total take off.
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Griffiths wants a deal on reopening Sanaa airport, shoring up the central bank and securing a truce in Hodeidah, the country's main port, held by the Houthis and a focus of the war after the coalition launched a campaign to capture it this year.
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Like thinking your whole house is falling down when just a part of the foundation needs shoring up, both he and the American people have an inaccurate picture of where the marketplaces fit in the ACA and where the ACA fits in the health system.
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In China, President Xi Jinping has wielded supposed "anti-corruption" campaigns as a means of shoring up domestic support amid a flagging economy—campaigns that, wouldn't you know it, just so happen to rope in those on the wrong end of China's internal political divisions.
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The auction of Toshiba Medical Systems Corp, aimed at shoring up Toshiba's capital after the $1.3 billion scandal, represents an unexpected opportunity for rivals to get their hands on a respected manufacturer of diagnostic equipment such as X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging systems.
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Overall, voters continue to support a comprehensive immigration overhaul that would offer a path to citizenship for immigrants illegally brought to the U.S. by their parents in exchange for policy changes such as shifting toward a merit-based immigration system and shoring up border security.
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Democratic leaders say the caucus backs providing additional humanitarian aid for the U.S.-Mexico border, including shoring up a Health and Human Services (HHS) office that is responsible for unaccompanied minors detained along the border and on the verge of running out of funding.
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Jean Hessburg, the chairwoman of the Iowa Democratic Party Women's Caucus and the former executive director of the Iowa Democratic Party, said she is backing the California senator's 2020 bid for the White House, shoring up support for Harris in the key caucus state.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican Marco Rubio's presidential run has drawn more money from Wall Street donors than any other candidate, according to a Reuters review of campaign finance disclosures, shoring up his position as his party's establishment alternative to front-runner Donald Trump.
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Foreign steel companies have been concerned the probe may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition While the investigation has mainly been aimed at cheap imports from China, European steel exporters worry they will be targeted by the U.S. measures.
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The U.S. is shoring up its defenses in the Middle East after tit-for-tat attacks between the U.S. military and an Iran-backed Shia militia group stoked new tensions in the region this week, the top U.S. general in the region announced Friday.
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Also shoring up sentiment was a report that euro zone officials are considering how to deploy the unused firepower of the bloc's bailout fund to limit the economic damage, via a scheme that could pave the way for more ECB purchases of Italian bonds.
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"Everyone is wondering how much longer the U.S. economic expansion can go on, and shoring up our international travel market share would be a great way to help it continue," said Tori Barnes, USTA's executive vice president of public affairs and policy, in a statement.
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Not even someone as limited in compassion and imagination as Mitch McConnell can really believe that shoring up the markets and injecting cash into large corporations will be enough to rescue the economy, if we begin to see mass unemployment and even mass death.
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PARIS, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Orange said it planned to carve out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present, in a move aimed at shoring up the telecom group's value as tough competition in the region has hampered its growth and margins.
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Where previous officials like Hillary Clinton rightly pointed out that the Eurasian Economic Union was little more than a neo-imperial scheme aimed at shoring up Russian hegemony, Giuliani saw it as something for the U.S. to encourage—and to work with moving forward.
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While promising to maintain the most attractive parts of the law, like forcing insurers to offer coverage for patients with pre-existing conditions, congressional Republicans have long set a central goal of ensuring "access" to care — not guaranteeing care — while shoring up the insurance marketplace.
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Kushner and the peace team will focus on shoring up support for the economic portion of the peace plan, which seeks a multi-billion dollar investment in the region to spur the Palestinian and surrounding economies should a peace agreement be reached, an administration official said.
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Trump has asked his fellow Republicans who control Congress to pass a package of tax cuts including a deep reduction in the corporate income tax by year's end, and his meeting with Republican senators on Tuesday afternoon was aimed at shoring up support in his own party.
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If she has been successful thus far in shoring up support in the caucus and flipping some of her erstwhile opponents, she still must find a way to persuade more Democrats to support her (or at least not vote for another candidate) while stemming any additional defections.
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On the software side, Microsoft Office 365 for Education is getting some upgrades to the OneNote and Microsoft Teams apps, making it easier for people to work together, going after G Suite's strengths in real-time collaboration — "shoring up areas where we've had weakness," Mehdi says.
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Congressman Marcelo Ramos said on Twitter that politicians had a "responsibility" to push forward with work on pension reform, seen by most economists as crucial to shoring up Brazil's fiscal deficit, and that the topic cannot be "contaminated" by any fallout from the controversy around Moro.
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A controversial shoring up and expansion of state surveillance powers in the U.K. has been agreed upon by both houses of parliament, clearing the way for the formality of Royal Assent and the passing of the Investigatory Powers bill into law before the end of the year.
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If its forces retake Aleppo and seal the Turkish border north of the city, Damascus would deal a crushing blow to the insurgents who were on the march until Russia intervened, shoring up Assad's rule and paving the way to the current reversal of rebel fortunes.
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This new study shows that the relatively simple stuff we're already doing—renewable energy, habitat protections, reducing pollution—are both shoring up our seas against climate change, and using the seas to fight climate change itself by cutting emissions (windmills, wave energy converters) and absorbing emissions (mangroves).
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The auction of Toshiba Medical Systems Corp, aimed at shoring up Toshiba's capital after a $1.3 billion accounting scandal, represents an unexpected opportunity for rivals to get their hands on a respected manufacturer of diagnostic equipment such as X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems.
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Meanwhile, Macron has been leading the European charge on preserving the deal, shoring up support from British Prime Minister Theresa May and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a flurry of diplomatic phone calls, and again bringing up the issue during a visit to Australia last week.
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Donald Trump has a tax plan that the non-partisan Tax Foundation has suggested will add $22019 trillion dollars to our federal debt over the next 10 years (after shoring up the nomination, Trump has hinted at changes that could reduce that number to $4 trillion).
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"This legislation completely undermines California's right to manage their own water supplies by preempting local water use agreements, and does nothing to provide water security for our Central Coast region," Whittlesey said, adding that all options for shoring up California's water supply needs to be explored.
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And we know the business model is weakened, and we also feel that that kind of shoring up and that kind of belief, and the kind of patient capital that we can bring to media companies, is essential for the health and well-being of our democracy.
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They took another step in this direction on Friday, when the House voted 234-to-193 — along straight party lines — to pass the For the People Act, a sweeping package of proposals aimed at rooting out political corruption and shoring up the integrity of the electoral system.
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Workers are still focused largely on shoring up the damaged structure, but how closely the planned reconstruction should adhere to the original design and materials has become a point of contention in a nation long accustomed to arguing over the balance between modernity and cultural heritage.
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Mr. Coats and the other intelligence chiefs laid out a pair of central challenges for the United States: contending with the flow of Russian misinformation and shoring up the defenses of electoral systems, which are run by individual states and were seen as highly vulnerable in 2016.
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A former army captain who took office in January, Bolsonaro campaigned for the presidency on a platform that advocated a swift and drastic pension reform, which many economists say is crucial to shoring up the country's crippling fiscal deficit and getting the economy back on track.
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But on Thursday, the company listed its latest initiatives for shoring up its cash position, including closing 150 more stores and raising up to $1 billion through a $500 million loan backed by its real estate and a previously announced loan from Mr. Lampert's hedge fund.
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The calls since then have become louder for America to put significant investment in infrastructure and framework, not only shoring up bridges and tunnels and fixing deficient roads but exploring improvements in everything from transportation models and sustainable waste to smart grid solutions and clean energy.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China told France on Monday it would buy more of its farm produce, hinted at future Airbus purchases and pledged to work on market access, shoring up its trade ties with Europe amid the increasing danger of a tariff war with the United States.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats, claiming a mandate from voters, opened a legislative campaign on Wednesday to secure protections under the Affordable Care Act for people with pre-existing medical conditions, putting aside divisions over a more ambitious push for "Medicare for all" in favor of shoring up existing law.
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To that end, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives, who has a neutral rating on Tesla, said in a recent report that Tesla has to do a better job of shoring up demand for the Model 3 in the United States and Europe in order to return to profitability anytime soon.
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House Democrats are planning to pass a package of bills this summer aimed at shoring up the nation's election systems, including requiring FBI disclosure of offers for foreign assistance, something the Trump campaign didn't do in 2016 after Trump's eldest son was offered Russian dirt on the Clinton campaign.
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MELBOURNE, Jan 21 (Reuters) - South32 Ltd has cut net debt by about 70 percent since the end of June to $583 million, it said on Thursday, shoring up the miner of coal and metals against shrinking earnings from weaker output and plunging prices for most of its commodities.
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If our congressional leadership is committed to shoring up our national infrastructure, create jobs, and make it possible for parents to go to work, they should create a plan that fully funds the Child Care Development Block Grant, so that all children can have access to safety, quality care.
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Santander is set to launch a rights issue to raise 7 billion euros ($7.89 billion) to support the buyout and the subsequent shoring up of its junior peer's balance sheet as part of the 7.9 billion euros Santander is setting aside to cover the target's non-performing assets.
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In this light, as Axios' Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei argued in a separate piece, Mark Zuckerberg's whistlestop-esque jaunt through America should be seen not as the foundation of presidential ambition, but as a calculated PR campaign aimed at shoring up the public and political perception of Facebook.
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Southgate said he had focused on shoring up the mindset of his players, drumming into them the importance of sticking to the game plan and being ready for all scenarios on the pitch, something he said Spain and Portugal embodied in their thrilling 3-3 draw on Friday.
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Donovan, the head of the Office of Managment and Budget, offered a rebuttal Monday, arguing the remaining funds were crucial to shoring up the public health infrastructure in the U.S. and globally to prevent the spread of other potentially deadly outbreaks like Ebola, which killed more than 11,000 people.
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Instead, the RCGP's statement focuses on shoring-up an outmoded and financially self-interested status quo which solely works to the benefit of a limited number of partner GPs, rather than celebrating a scientific achievement which has the potential to improve the lives of patients and clinicians globally.
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Mr. Emanuel's decision to reject the Chicago Police Board's suggestions and declare his own choice appeared aimed at satisfying black and Latino aldermen, who had voiced concerns about outside candidates, as well as at shoring up sinking morale among the police even as murders and shootings have soared.
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Our police forces, our war engines, our beliefs in our gods, even our politics can be understood as a kind of anxious shoring up of the floodgates of the fear at our helplessness, a check on the dread that we can die anytime for any host of reasons.
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The comments came on the third day of his swing through Asia that took him to Seoul on Tuesday after first stopping in Japan, both visits aimed in part at shoring up key US allies in the face of North Korea's ongoing development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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David Malpass, the Treasury Department's under secretary for international affairs, said before the Group of 20 finance ministers gathering in Argentina on Sunday that China had reversed its path toward more open markets, in favor of greater subsidies of its industries and more shoring-up of state-owned enterprises.
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While Treasury can clear up uncertainty about some of the murky provisions, actual errors and unintended language can be solved only legislatively — at a time when Democrats seem disinclined to lend votes to shoring up a law they had no hand in passing and are actively trying to dismantle.
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Along with shoring up a rocky alliance, the two-day visit by Kim to Beijing was also designed to show Washington and Seoul that Kim wasn't without his own diplomatic arsenal as he attempts to push for sanctions relief and recognition of North Korea as a legitimate nuclear power.
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A new study released this week by the Pew Charitable Trusts took a closer look at which states are doing a good job shoring up access to better, faster, broadband, and why some states are falling behind when it comes to fixing one of America's most stubborn problems.
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Furthermore, it has worked to highlight its support for measures that uphold sovereignty and oppose the use of force in the Middle East — thereby emphasizing its own norms closer to home and shoring up its own narratives to weaken the legitimacy of US actions in the Iran crisis.
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Because Mike spent hundreds of millions of dollars shoring up hundreds of Democratic candidates across the country in 2016 and 2018, he will have the support of a large number of super delegates, who may select the nominee if there is no winner after the first round of voting.
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Meanwhile, the United States, which maintains troops, equipment and trainers at several military sites in this tiny and poor country, has made matters only worse by shoring up the corrupt government of President Juan Orlando Hernández with hundreds of millions of dollars in assistance and overt political support.
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As I have previously written, such weapons transfers are the U.S.'s go-to vehicle for shoring up partner forces abroad in order to free up U.S. forces—and when American weapons end up in the hands of our allies, some inevitably end up in the hands of our enemies.
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Additionally, with a code red situation at Tesla, Musk & Co. are expanding into insurance, robotaxis, and other sci-fi projects/endeavors when the company instead should be laser focused on shoring up core demand for Model 3 and simplifying its business model and expense structure in our opinion with headwinds abound.
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The company's financial problems since the vote to leave the European Union, which has slowed the pace of decision-making by customers in the public and private sector, has prompted investors to look closer at the quality of some of its contracts and its method of shoring up its balance sheet.
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Fixing Eskom and other loss-making state-owned firms such as South African Airways (SAA) is seen as critical to shoring up confidence among the investors South Africa relies on to finance its current account and budget deficits -- the latter is projected to rise to 4.5% of GDP this fiscal year.
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" In Europe, Lucas said the bank 'capitulation' trade was closing as "markets respond to the fact money markets and TLTRO [Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations] loans are not showing any signs of distress and the 'whatever it takes' line is trotted out again by the ECB shoring up default concerns.
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While Mr George thought the autonomy of religious communities needed shoring up, Lord Sacks was inclined to think that religious communities in Europe were, in a sense, too autonomous: in other words, too insensitive to the concerns of other social groups or to the interests of society as a whole.
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Increasing the diplomatic costs of Russian cyber-aggression, shoring-up cyber-defenses, or even fostering military-to-military or working-level diplomatic channels to discuss cyber redlines, however discretely and unofficially, could present better choices than apparently gambling with the safety of civilians that both sides' forces are sworn to protect.
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The move sent a political signal that the Trump administration is intent on shoring up the coal industry and other energy interests, and environmentalists worry that the proposed rule suggests the EPA will set new standards that would weaken the requirements that the agency uses to regulate other types of pollution.
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"Instead of Trump yelling at the GM CEO on Twitter to open up factories, which has no effect other than shoring up his base, this would say to GM, open up those factories and you can make electric SUVs because the government is actually going to help subsidize that," Khanna said.
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After years of dormancy, during which she claimed her career had been punitively "put on hold by Dr. Luke," Kesha has recently re-emerged on tour, shoring up her finances and public support, singing "You Don't Own Me" and "I Shall Be Released" as fans chant furiously against Dr. Luke.
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Fixing Eskom and other loss-making state-owned firms such as South African Airways (SAA) is seen as critical to shoring up confidence among the investors South Africa relies on to finance its current account and budget deficits — the latter is projected to rise to 4.5% of GDP this fiscal year.
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WASHINGTON — The House on Thursday passed a suite of health care bills that tied shoring up the Affordable Care Act to lowering drug prices, as Democrats tried to hold Republicans to their campaign promises to secure coverage for pre-existing medical conditions and rein in the cost of prescription medicine.
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"A lot of us across the country are doing that, shoring up of our business, being more efficient and looking for alternative funding," says Vicki Cowart, chief executive of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, which serves about 100,000 patients a year across Colorado, southern Nevada, New Mexico and Wyoming.
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"It totally makes sense to be confused by" WeWork&aposs plan to continue to rapidly expand and work toward shoring up its finances at the same time, said Walter Johnston, who focuses on the real-estate market as a vice president of credit ratings at the research firm DBRS Morningstar.
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President Donald Trump and the GOP Congress return from vacation to a September gauntlet: assisting victims of Hurricane Harvey with emergency funding, keeping government open by agreeing on a 2018 budget, averting a credit crisis by raising the federal debt limit, protecting Americans' health care by shoring up Obamacare exchanges.
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Liquidity isn't an immediate concern, analysts have said, but the new debt shows Boeing is shoring up its finances amid the cash-sapping fallout of the two crashes — one in Indonesia in October 2018 and another in Ethiopia in March last year — that killed all 346 people aboard the two flights.
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But too, maybe it'll compel my colleagues to immediately put in place that Honest Ads Act and do more than Senator Lankford and I already did, which was get 360 million to the states for shoring up election equipment, but actually pass our Secure Elections Act to have backup paper ballots.
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Bianco insists that the Fed is not being discerning enough about credit quality in providing cash in exchange for collateral; others are concerned with what happens as the year draws to a close and banks are more focused on shoring up their liquidity mandates than keeping cash flowing in the overnight markets.
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How well Guterres does in shoring up his battered causes may well depend on how he sells the idea that the U.N. can continue to deal with all of its responsibilities efficiently and effectively—something that Guterres himself admitted candidly, in announcing his reform initiative, it had been woefully inadequate at doing.
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Brazil's real swung between gains and losses with data showing the country's services sector activity shrank in June for the third month in a row - the clearest warning sign yet that the economy may have slipped back into recession, adding pressure to pass pension reforms seen as crucial in shoring up the economy.
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"This should be a wake-up call to families to start shoring up their finances now, whether that takes the form of cutting spending, reassessing their savings to avoid having to cut into their retirement to stay afloat or even refinancing a mortgage if that'll put them in a better position," Rick said.
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Mr Díaz-Canel was shoring up his flank to ensure his promotion to the presidency, says William LeoGrande, of American University in Washington, DC. Others see the speech as evidence that Mr Díaz-Canel will be no friendlier to critics of the regime or to the United States than the Castros were.
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The spot is credited in Clinton-world with contributing to their candidate's victory in the Nevada caucus of February 20th over her left-wing challenger, Senator Bernie Sanders, not least by shoring up her support with Latinos (different pollsters disagree as to whether Mrs Clinton narrowly won or lost the Nevada Hispanic vote).
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Stability in the reserves and even a slight increase in the value of China's currency, the renminbi, against the dollar also indicate a shift in strategy, economists and bankers say, as Chinese officials have more forcefully spoken out about shoring up their country's currency and have taken efforts to help economic growth.
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The official added that while President Bill Clinton was often the proactive message-deliverer for the nation, Hillary Clinton was frequently at work behind the scenes, "setting up virtual programs or calls for core affected constituencies, and shoring up support through radio or television," the mediums most utilized during that time period.
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His competing plan, known as Medicare X and, unlike others, unveiled years, not months, before his presidential run, would try to achieve universal coverage by allowing people to buy health insurance from the government and by shoring up the insurance exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.
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Embattled at home, these are the headlines Trump was hoping would follow him in the Middle East: he would like this speech to show a president re-engaging with the region, shoring up relationships with old friends and making new ones, all in a united battle against a problem of global extremism.
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The F.E.C. ruled that Microsoft could offer "enhanced online account security services to its election-sensitive customers at no additional cost" because Microsoft would be shoring up defenses for its existing customers, not seeking to curry favor with political candidates, and would be acting on a nonpartisan basis out of business interests.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) to support passage of two bipartisan bills aimed at shoring up ObamaCare early next year.
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Jensen's observation that "violence done by those lower on the [social] hierarchy to those higher is unthinkable, and when it does occur is regarded with shock, horror, and the fetishization of the victims" made a really strong impression on me, including shoring up my skepticism of the moralization happening in the last book.
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Though I would go on to spend six months reporting on the Davis murder, I was familiar enough with both men at the time to see an analogous situation unfolding: An internet culture warrior in crisis, losing himself in the narratives he was so adept at creating, shoring up his fantasy with scraps of reality.
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Where the Dodgers have zagged by spending their millions on shoring up the back end of their roster with the best talent available to them, the Giants have held steady with very traditional spending patterns—locking up homegrown stars (Madison Bumgarner) and filling clearly defined gaps in the roster through careful and targeted needs assessment.
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That's why part of the money is going to be invested in a new technology integration and consulting business that advises tech companies on which new automation tools to deploy, along with shoring up the company's position as perhaps the best employer to work for in the world of content moderation and algorithm training services.
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PayPal, as of late, has been making a huge push for international growth and other expansions, with the acquisitions of iZettle, the "Square of Europe" and Hyperwallet, while also shoring up its product with AI, thanks to the acquisitions of AI-based prediction platform Jetlore and AI-based fraud and risk management firm Simility.
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While unrest percolated at home, Macron turned his attention to shoring up the European Union — "going full de Gaulle," according to Foreign Policy's Robert Zaretsky — bringing himself close to German Chancellor Angela Merkel as bastions of centrism on the continent and using his position as a bully pulpit against the U.K.'s botched Brexit process.
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Organizations like Year Up have figured out how to help these young adults through models that look a lot like apprenticeship – spending half their time learning on-the-job with experienced mentors in companies like Bank of America and Google, and the other half in classes shoring up their core professional and academic skills.
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In 2018, the main experimental ambiguity for the The New Republic we have in mind—the central frankly—turns on whether there's an audience for a liberal magazine that cares about more than shoring up liberal resistance to the regressive monstrosity that's trying to pass itself off by way of manipulative nostalgia as conservatism.
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" Research by the International Republican Institute suggests that the connection between corruption and violent extremism operates in a feedback loop: As violent extremism rises, governments with questionable democratic credentials often opt to maintain the status quo rather than undertake necessary democratic and anti-corruption reforms on the grounds of shoring up state-level "stability.
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The company could also be shoring up defenses against digital disruption in the pharmacy space by investing heavily in dedicated clinical locations for services that require face-to-face interaction, like lab procedures and dental work: Shockwaves spread throughout the industry last year after Amazon acquired digital pharmacy startup PillPack in 2016, for instance.
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Both Republicans and Democrats in the House insisted that they would not leave Washington until they could approve the massive package, which would work to both stem the outbreak by offering free testing and offering paid time off, while shoring up support systems for low-income workers, including school lunch meals and unemployment insurance.
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The CEO said automakers are eager to work with Otonomo because the company is helping them monetize data that they were shoring up, but Otonomo is not a competitor to their core business the way that other tech firms like Google or Apple may appear, given their initiatives to build self-driving cars and related systems.
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Focus on shoring up deterrents without driving China to accelerate its thinking that it's an enemy to the U.S. Brian Hook, the U.S. Special Representative to Iran, and Senior Policy Advisor to the Secretary of State unpacked his views on current tensions with Iran, and the risks that Iran poses to the balance of power in the Middle East.
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