The results come amid a skittish atmosphere on Wall Street.
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Investors are also expected to remain skittish on the upcoming .
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They're skittish and try to back out of the leash.
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American diplomats were skittish about upsetting a sensitive bilateral relationship.
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Banks have become skittish as the retail landscape has worsened.
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Investors are already skittish when it comes to Square's stock.
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Pawlenty is confident but skittish about the rise of Bachmann.
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Allies remain skittish and say that by many measures, Mrs.
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To be skittish, untrustful, and primed at a moment's report
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Eliseo's skittish being outdoors, even in the church parking lot.
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That is a principle Democrats have been skittish about supporting.
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Not surprisingly, bond investors have become increasingly skittish about Tesla.
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In places like Dubai and Miami, they're already getting skittish.
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But the market got very skittish in the fourth quarter.
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Diners get skittish if prices are raised often or suddenly.
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Now is not the time to get skittish and defensive.
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At first, the miners are skittish about strangers from London.
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Since the election, health insurers have only gotten more skittish.
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I think they want to go, but they're still very skittish.
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She is normally very friendly, but may be scared and skittish.
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And Hollywood still, on the whole, is skittish about diverse casting.
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Markets are skittish, and they react pretty negatively to bad news.
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In fact, blacktips are actually pretty skittish and afraid of people.
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It is also, perhaps more importantly, designed to reassure skittish Democrats.
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The government's presence in Padas also makes residents skittish, he said.
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Don't be overly friendly or familiar; don't be standoffish or skittish.
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Wildlife roams the countryside, growing skittish if you move too close.
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"Insular" Scarsdale made them skittish, said Mr. Bellew, who is Hispanic.
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Narwhals are skittish, and scientists struggle to learn more about them.
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Skittish U.S. energy customers are putting some solar projects on hold.
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In the Senate, plenty of Republicans remain skittish about executive overreach.
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No. It was because you were going to have skittish donors.
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For the first six months, Krall said Belarus was skittish around her.
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When strangers walk into her lab, the fish "act skittish," she said.
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Local markets turned skittish in March after celebrating Bolsonaro's win last year.
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In other words, investors are managing to be simultaneously bullish and skittish.
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Skittish consumerism and ruthless competition have long underpinned the used-clothing trade.
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It's an alternative pop song with a buzzing base and skittish beat.
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Despite record-high U.S. corporate earnings, investors remain skittish around domestic stocks.
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Jack, a skittish boy, comes across as a little more sympathetic here.
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At first the instrumental music is mostly just slow, skittish, staccato notes.
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The U.S. government isn't the only one feeling skittish about Kaspersky Lab.
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This was also a factor in Blue Apron's skittish stock market reaction.
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The indulgent look he gave me, like I was a skittish horse.
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There was little reason to think drug users had grown more skittish.
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That makes many less ideological senators skittish about rolling those regulations back.
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Even those closest to Ms. Warren appear skittish about going off-script.
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It is hard to imagine Mr. Lewis, 56, feeling skittish around anyone.
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They failed, too, but left researchers skittish about focusing on this topic.
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For years afterward, Democrats were skittish about taking up gun-related bills.
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Investors have plenty of reason to be skittish on dividend stocks right now.
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Angry Brazilians and skittish lawmakers may want to go in the opposite direction.
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They were acting pretty skittish, so I backed off and let them be.
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Investors remain skittish about the industry, and accessing American stock markets is onerous.
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Yet those are precisely the two provisions about which Republicans are most skittish.
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In some cases official behaviour has gone from Gallic defiance to skittish anxiety.
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We've just come off a terrible December in the markets, so everybody's skittish.
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Sophia Bush said incidents like this are why celebrities are skittish in public.
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Pitches linger, bend, then splinter into skittish shards that break off and disappear.
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Tense and skittish before the camera, Mr. Carlsen himself is of little help.
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Maybe they will want to start something in neighborhoods that make banks skittish.
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He's a little skittish, a Yorkie who had kind of a rough start.
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Many of the analysts specifically mentioned Microsoft as the reason they were skittish.
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But the market recovery hasn't been enough to convince skittish investors to come back.
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They're often skittish, hungry, and on guard while nursing cuts, rashes, and broken bones.
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Each note prods the other instruments to respond with splattering, skittish figures and bursts.
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If you're skittish about running alone, consider running with a group or running club.
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Market jitters and fluctuations in technology stocks have kept investors skittish about the sector.
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INVESTORS WERE skittish as 2018 drew to a close, fretting about global economic prospects.
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My partner accompanied me this time, as I was now skittish of such establishments.
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But the weapons business makes a lot of people politically skittish or even hostile.
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Online outrage didn't make a lick of difference there, so why so skittish here?
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I've noticed men in traditional professions are skittish about sharing what exactly they do.
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But Mulvaney assured skittish lawmakers the blueprint for fiscal 2018 is just the beginning.
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Skittish and seemingly nervous, he almost refuses to say the word "pineapple" at all.
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One activity that helped him through the skittish early period of sobriety was singing.
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All this underscores that Republicans are skittish, annoyed and frustrated, particularly in the Senate.
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The editors, however, were too skittish to render judgment on his mysterious new art.
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As The Washington Post notes, the layoffs are an outgrowth of a skittish market.
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Most other asset management firms have suffered outflows as skittish investors have withdrawn funds.
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Swamp wallabies are delicate, skittish creatures, said Brandon Menzies, one of the paper's authors.
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The next suggested slowly treading footsteps, followed by the twittering, skittish sounds of birds.
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While hummingbirds are generally skittish, this one seemed right at home on Maresca's finger.
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"Because of the quiet hybrid engine, the otherwise skittish deer remain unperturbed," Soron continues.
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People create these systems, and they are sensitive to bad press and skittish advertisers.
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But Democrats in districts that voted for Trump last time are much more skittish.
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If the cats are skittish, Ms. Grimes has freeze-dried salmon to relax them.
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The production is skittish, ominous and visceral, a soundtrack for puffed-chest face-offs.
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The new numbers from CBO could make them more skittish about supporting the Senate plan.
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The skittish mood was underlined by continuing demand for currencies and commodities considered safe havens.
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Huffman admitted advertisers sometimes feel "skittish" about the platform, something Reddit is trying to counter.
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Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas is a master at capturing rarely seen and skittish wildlife.
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"Many payment processors are skittish about doing business in the fantasy sports space," said Charchian.
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Even before Mr Trump took office, foreign firms were skittish about doing business in Iran.
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Traders and investors may get skittish about any perceived missteps from the nation's central bank.
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But the two together, along with midterms, are probably enough to make people somewhat skittish.
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We've seen for some time that institutional sources of capital are more skittish these days.
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Eventually, PayPal reversed its stance in 2016, but many other platforms remain skittish about nudity.
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But without the cover of President Obama's veto pen, those same lawmakers have gotten skittish.
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As mentioned earlier, bunnies are notoriously skittish and susceptible to dying for basically no reason.
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But Britain's deficit is already 4% of GDP; widening it may unnerve skittish financial markets.
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Despite the source telling CNN House Freedom Caucus members are skittish about supporting Jordan, Rep.
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Funds were skittish about debt earlier, as the market sold off to start this year.
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House leaders were already skittish about debating immigration just months ahead of a midterm election.
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Some people are poor FaceTime partners, being too skittish to perform the act in public.
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In the behind-the-door horse trading, skittish members need to be wooed and won.
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It was the sign that undecided and skittish Democratic voters clearly had been looking for.
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Often they are terrified, skittish and incredibly strong willed from having survived in the wild.
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In any bear market, investors are going to get skittish in active or index funds.
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Higher borrowing costs and unusual distortions in lending suggest that investors are skittish about growth.
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Back in February, carmaker Daimler showed just how skittish some companies are about upsetting Beijing.
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Global investors proved to be skittish over the earlier valuations offered by the Saudi government.
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If the title of "The Ascent" doesn't grab you, the breathless, fractured, skittish music will.
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"The market got skittish, very, very quickly," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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From the continued post-dubstep experiments of Kode9 to the skittish landscapes of London label Tekres.
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It's a tiny critter—smaller than a house cat—and curious, but also a bit skittish.
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What they're saying: Democrats who had grown skittish about taking the House say they're resting easier.
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Ultimately, crypto hype hasn't been matching reality of late, a major concern to the skittish investor.
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Insiders will be more skittish than outsiders until they know the plan is a real possibility.
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"We think the market is a little skittish heading into the [Wynn Palace] opening," DeCree said.
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Yet he also says that these feathered friends resist anthropomorphism, since they are skittish and nomadic.
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Worse, as prices come down, write-offs become more numerous and the angels become more skittish.
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Investors who surfed the recent wave of easy money entering Brazilian equities are now getting skittish.
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People are skittish, though, to kind of talk about applying for jobs and not getting them.
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And the other pillars of California's economy — tourism and agriculture — can't be relocated by skittish investors.
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It was treacherous work trying to save the animals ... many of which were scared and skittish.
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That can be risky, especially when people get skittish about what the government might do next.
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When they're young, they're like any other horse -- skittish and more like a kid, more rambunctious.
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The move by Morgan Stanley highlights how investors are increasingly skittish over tech valuations in general.
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Once again, these skittish donors were back on the sidelines -- frozen at least for a time.
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"Most presidents after Nixon were skittish to do much taping," said presidential historian Douglas Brinkley. Bluffing?
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Carr, as good of a season as he had in 2015, is disconcertingly skittish against pressure.
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Any pig left alive, even wounded, would become all the more skittish and difficult to find.
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I was a deeply skittish child who hung on every word of this honey-blond disciplinarian.
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She is a sweet and civilized pooch, but can be skittish because she is a rescue.
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I'd become a wreck as things at work deteriorated: depressed, skittish, withdrawn, deeply insecure, physically frail.
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Venus is the skittish worrywart, the person who desperately wants to be on everybody's good side.
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Investors are skittish that a festering trade skirmish will grow into a full-on trade war.
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The new show's network, CBS, was skittish and initially ran a disclaimer before the opening credits.
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All of which raises the Orwellian specter of surveillance that tends to make some Americans skittish.
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No injection is necessary, a huge plus when a skittish toddler is in the dentist's chair.
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Markets were initially skittish when Powell suggested it was not necessarily a full change in direction.
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Goldman analysts, who have been skittish about market values all year, believe the streaks will continue.
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They are also understandably skittish about a service where Apple would have the primary customer relationship.
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Even Doug Jones, the Democrat, appeared skittish about bringing too much national attention to his campaign.
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In the House, a mix of conservative and moderate lawmakers was skittish about supporting the budget resolution.
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But China's slowing economy and ongoing trade tensions with the United States have made Alibaba investors skittish.
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She's a little skittish at times, and was very skeptical of the Furbo when it first arrived.
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On Wednesday, I wrote about the closing argument President Donald Trump was making to skittish Republican legislators.
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And insurers have said plainly that policy changes from the administration and congressional Republicans made them skittish.
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Investors are feeling skittish, after the Dow Jones industrial average and hit their lowest levels since March.
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But if the company does that too often, landlords will grow skittish about doing business with it.
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The only time nerves were frayed was when people got skittish that the cash may run out.
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And then they immediately dart away, like a shy cat who's still a little skittish around strangers.
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And tactical nuclear strikes would not save deployed Americans and South Koreans, already skittish, from devastating retaliation.
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Sonders believes the action has more to do with sentiment than anything else, thanks to "skittish" investors.
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For investors that are skittish on the European banks, there may be more opportunities in big U.S.banks.
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That's not to say it won't go up again, but investors are rightfully skittish at this point.
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North American film culture was already skittish about experimentation in the same '98 that birthed Furby Babies.
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She was missing for days before the previous owner found her in the bushes, skittish and frightened.
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"She's the friendliest with people, but when it comes to other dogs she's really skittish," says Lanter.
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In practice this has often meant disengagement from the wider world and skittish caution closer to home.
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And deal with skittish incumbents up in 2018 worried that they will become the next Luther Strange.
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Liberos presses on in a particularly antagonistic climate; the American government is famously skittish about sexual content.
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As Atreus progresses from skittish to empowered in combat, he does the same in the game's story.
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Understandably, Hollywood was skittish about making a blockbuster movie for American audiences that was so anti-church.
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Immigration, a subject that "makes people a little skittish," as he puts it, is his latest preoccupation.
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He's a skittish reporter; more content to chat with taxi drivers than squeeze stories from his subjects.
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Jesse Walker: Skittish and Bus are a bisexual, married couple that come from the Burning Man world.
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That said, many are likely to remain skittish even if Mr. Trump offers a full-throated endorsement.
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The two are pals with the skittish Clare (Nicola Coughlan) and the cocky Michelle (Jamie-Lee O'Donnell).
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But investors remained skittish in the United States and Europe as the number of infections there climbed.
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Skittish Republicans would return home to face a barrage of pressure from Democrats and progressive outside groups.
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The odds of seeing skittish animals in the wild while traveling with three noisy youngsters seemed slim.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi's formal impeachment announcement on Thursday was addressed squarely at skittish members within her caucus.
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Though deerhounds can sometimes be a bit more skittish, Foxcliffe was able to sail through the competition.
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He knew just how handle the skittish, sensitive Verdi: with an adroit combination of candor and flattery.
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For the most skittish members, it was the process that turned them wholly against the Democratic effort.
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As a courtesy, she and her pit bull could avoid sharing an elevator with the skittish neighbor.
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The beat is skittish and urgent, and Lil Uzi Vert raps as clearly as he ever has.
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Yet the disjointed orchestra grumbles ominously in its depths while miniature violins play weirdly high, skittish sounds.
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To reassure skittish investors, Snap cofounders Spiegel and Bobby Murphy pledged to not sell their shares this year.
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She is high off an edible, becomes very skittish about this, and crawls into the backseat to hide.
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"She's skittish around other people at first," says Tackett, attributing it to Kimber's past abuse as a puppy.
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The orchestral music unfolds in bursts and spurts, as skittish bits are tossed among various groups of instruments.
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And if you're skittish, you can always couch your predictions in probabilities and say you're 70 percent sure.
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Investors remain skittish; the yield on American ten-year government bonds jumped to 2.9%, a four-year high.
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A small hassle under any other circumstances, but on this night it made a skittish pop star prattle.
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It's not exactly the kind of sentiment anyone who's feeling skittish about Tesla's future is going to appreciate.
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Otherwise, potential residents get skittish if they think that the halls might eventually get overrun with college students.
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If you're a Republican lawmaker already skittish about the bill, what about the new plan changes your assessment?
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Investors had been skittish after reports last month said Gordon was leaving the company, which Entertainment One denied.
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That's above the long-term average price/earnings ratio of 15, and that may be making investors skittish.
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Katherine, meanwhile, seems skittish from a career spent being the smartest woman in a room full of men.
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This is especially risky when skittish investors who bet on short term gains withdraw their money at once.
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It is skittish about alienating Republicans in Washington for fear of losing influence on crafting an ACA replacement.
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Prediction: Stay tuned for more maneuvering, but Bayer seems to be a bit skittish about going fully hostile.
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While some traders view this as opportunity, the renewed volatility also could make investors more skittish about stocks.
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The automaker may be skittish to bang the drum on fuel efficiency for a while, so we will.
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Rights groups say the junta has become skittish as an August referendum on a controversial draft constitution nears.
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Still, some attendees seemed a bit skittish about their security, wondering aloud about the state's open-carry designation.
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Skittish about their uncovered faces and flustered about their friendly interactions with boys, he fired them soon after.
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I started to admit that maybe there was a reason I chose men who were skittish about fatherhood.
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The Trump administration has been making the payments on a monthly basis, which has been making insurers skittish.
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If you're truly skittish, you've got plenty of 2FA options beyond Authenticator, a venerable but rarely updated app.
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Even in the city, property owners can be skittish about taking horticultural risks in their postage-stamp spaces.
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There are intense episodes with instruments breaking into skittish bursts and pitches piling up into tart, raw harmonies.
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The area was cordoned off with yellow police tape, as skittish passengers kept their distance from the colony.
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This week's heavy outflows showed investors remain skittish, having re-entered equities with $14 billion inflows last week.
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"It was a driving, vigorous, restless population," Mr. McKinny sings lustily over skittish, pointillist music in the orchestra.
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The area was cordoned off with yellow police tape, as skittish passengers kept their distance from the colony.
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We've always been skittish and uncomfortable with the idea of housing subsidies, or even interventions like rent control.
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And when media companies have bumped against more traditional gambling in the past, they've been skittish about it.
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And it also weeds out people who are way too skittish to even consider seeing someone like me.
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But in a weak economy with skittish markets, policymakers will be very worried about such a bank failure.
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The catch is that with markets skittish, investing to grow looks almost pointless, no matter the pedigree of leadership.
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Bush's remarks come at a time when Europeans have been skittish that President Donald Trump may promote isolationist policies.
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But, like Malaysia's politics, beset by lurid tales of financial malfeasance, the currency has been unusually skittish (see chart).
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Univision reportedly attempted to sell a stake in the company last year, but ultimately failed due to "skittish" investors.
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Markets will remain skittish as the May 12 deadline to rectify the deal approaches, ANZ Research said in note.
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Third, investors are acting in a more skittish manner, selling earlier and in greater amounts than in the past.
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This in turn has pressured share prices of big pipeline companies, with investors skittish about declining volumes, and payments.
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That makes companies skittish, he says, and some big clients have decided not to buy insurance as a result.
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Deer are notoriously skittish, yet the two deer here wander about and come very close to this crouching person.
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SAFE HAVENS IN DEMAND The skittish mood was underlined by continuing demand for currencies and commodities considered safe havens.
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Because disaster situations are stressful, animals may become skittish, which increases the likelihood they will escape and get lost.
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Faced with massive pressure from skittish investors to make its business viable, Blue Apron can't afford not to follow.
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Bearing witness in the region is a bloody business and not a pursuit for anyone feeling skittish about martyrdom.
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But his tenure has also been marked by lulls and calls for change from the always skittish USMNT fanbase.
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It may be that arbitrageurs, who have been burned badly multiple times in recent years, are being overly skittish.
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The piece moves in heaving spurts, with wailing flute and clarinet lines, pounding rhythms and skittish pointillist piano bursts.
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When Mr. Greenberg first looked at the location in 2122, "every real estate broker was so skittish," he recalled.
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After entering the dark and deserted parking lot, the man appears to grow skittish and begins walking away quickly.
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There is one problem: Some job applicants are skittish about employers doing background checks on their social media profiles.
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The period before publication is a skittish time, particularly when readers' expectations have had nearly two decades to ferment.
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Investors were particularly skittish about the China report as they worried that the market was overdue for a correction.
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Markets are still skittish about the effect the rapidly spreading novel coronavirus, COVID-314.763, will have on the economy.
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An American investor also became skittish, Mr. Markusic said, after a SpaceX rocket exploded on the launchpad in 2016.
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This result isn't exactly a resounding victory, but it avoids giving skittish Republicans another reason to eye the exits.
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Cosgrove and her family adopted Kasey and set to work introducing the skittish canine to a new, loving normal.
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He's big and he moves well, but last year he was slow reading progressions and skittish in the pocket.
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Fashion is acknowledging the value of porous borders, even as its Western European home grows more skittish about them.
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Before long, the sheng takes charge, spinning out phrases that are sometimes elongated and delicate, sometimes skittish and menacing.
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Now rescuers say, the hard part begins: finding homes for dozens of cats, some still skittish from their ordeal.
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Iran could threaten Trump hotels *worldwide* and he could provoke war over the loss of revenue from skittish guests.
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There may be at least one sign that self-directed investors are more skittish, at least on the margins.
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"Clearly the market was skittish about, primarily, the Fed," said Alicia Levine, chief strategist at BNY Mellon Investment Management.
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The uncertainty around the future of this program is making insurers skittish about signing up for the Obamacare markets.
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As the owner of a landscape business, Ohrmundt isn't really skittish around bees, but this freaked even her out.
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Some airlines have said they won't charge passengers skittish about the planes to switch to flights operated with other aircraft.
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Swindlers such as Bernie Madoff and banks that didn't play by the rules also caused some investors to be skittish.
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If the declining projections are realised, already costly stocks could become pricier and equity investors could become even more skittish.
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"Audiences are skittish and they want to see you to walk up to a person live on Periscope," he said.
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But Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledged at a think-tank event in London this week that banks remained skittish.
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With these kinds of stories around, it's totally understandable to feel skittish about talking to a stranger in close quarters.
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It's the way you'd approach a skittish horse, and it really cements the audience's empathy for Kong as a character.
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Aged six months to 11 years, they were skittish, malnourished, and frightened, and they "spoke with speech impediments," authorities say.
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While appearing on Ellen Monday to promote the upcoming Ocean's 8, Paulson was skittish from the moment she sat down.
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While others were skittish about Donald Trump, Ackman felt nothing but optimism Wednesday morning when he heard the election results.
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And while Jake is still skittish, especially around new people, "he is a great snuggler" and adores meeting other dogs.
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Stocks have bounced, inflation expectations have firmed and U.S. Treasurys, long a port of refuge of skittish investors, have tumbled.
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Rival campaigns suggest the move shows that the Bush team is struggling to raise hard dollars from increasingly skittish donors.
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Investors may be a little skittish after the recent earnings report, but Hastings says Netflix is in an excellent spot.
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Figures in the industry whispered to the Hollywood Reporter that executives have become skittish about greenlighting films with gratuitous sex.
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Understanding that some users may be skittish about sharing personal health information, Apple and Aetna are making privacy a priority.
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Boeyink said Christie's support makes establishment Republicans like him less skittish about backing a front-runner many have recoiled from.
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If you're skittish about shelling out cash for a tabletop hand-cranked spiralizer, just get yourself the cheaper handheld kind.
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To help skittish millennials adhere to that long approach to capital management, FJY Financial puts a heavy emphasis on education.
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She is slightly nervous but masks it with that chirpy, skittish sort of positivity that people affect at business meetings.
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Home prices are heating up this spring, and buyers are skittish, still fearful that prices could cool just as easily.
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A devaluation would further harm consumers' disposable income and consumption, and would sound like a distress call to skittish investors.
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In an interview with Vulture, Webber revealed that Swift will either play the extremely flirty Bombalurina or the skittish Demeter.
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Blue Apron's spectacular fall from grace has left investors skittish of such companies' ability to balance marketing costs and sales.
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Investors remain skittish, with its shares down 5.5 percent since the crisis broke to close at 16.44 euros on Friday.
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And he's percussive, as well, playing musical shootout with the skittish, glitchy production of bandmates William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes.
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Sumers told The Hill that any time countries are skittish about a model, it could hurt the manufacturer's bottom line.
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And then there's Mohamed Hadid, who seemed a little skittish since his daughters are unmarried and around the same age.
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A few agreed and then backed off, skittish or weary of being mouthpieces for the larger problems of their field.
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The more traditional elements involved rustling runs, skittish riffs and high tinkling figures that evoked pagoda chimes, all splendidly played.
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Those centrist Republicans have been skittish from the start because they are concerned about the AHCA's consequences for their constituents.
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After a nearly decade-long bull market, investors have been increasingly skittish about how long the push higher could extend.
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Evidence is mounting that reciprocal tariffs are hurting both sides, and global markets have been skittish while awaiting a deal.
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In today's trend-averse fashion universe, that may be the key to this brand's endurance in a skittish retail world.
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In San Francisco, entrepreneurs are quietly sharing tales of skittish investors and a struggle to adapt to a new reality.
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Up to that point in the story, we have attended the growth of a restless child into a skittish adult.
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OPEC is likely to make some cuts, Ms. Sen said, but that may not be enough to bolster skittish markets.
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Their relationship proceeds grudgingly, against the backdrop of a skittish administration and school board demanding that they sanitize the production.
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I started running NSO Group by my sources at government agencies and, without fail, the person would turn noticeably skittish.
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A skittish overtone remained in the currency markets, OANDA APAC Head of Trading Stephen Innes said in a Wednesday note.
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Was it possible to turn chickens — those skittish, bony, feathery, beaky creatures — into soft globs the size of your thumb?
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Medica too cited the uncertainty around the health law's future as making it skittish on sticking with the Obamacare marketplaces.
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But Stoltzfus said the money flows more likely reflect the whim of skittish investors reacting to the markets on their own.
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So while many informed observers say there really isn't cause for alarm right now, it's perhaps understandable that people are skittish.
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But this year, shoppers are skittish amid cooling economic growth, trade tension with Washington and weak real estate and stock markets.
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He'd read the piece, and it had reminded him of the closing argument President Barack Obama made to skittish Democratic legislators.
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Donors are skittish about spending money on anti-Trump ad campaigns — because, Politico reports, they fear his insults and rumor-mongering.
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Investors are skittish, and that means the market's recent gains are set to continue, according to Oppenheimer technical analyst Ari Wald.
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And needless to say: if you're skittish, this probably isn't the kind of tale you should read, err...watch before bedtime.
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Skittish Wall Streeters reacted by selling off the company's stock en masse, cratering its market value by more than $50 billion.
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Trump rode a populist wave to victory, and many lawmakers are skittish about being the next target of a tweeted tirade.
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The pace of Fed rate hikes has made investors skittish since the beginning of February and weighed on stock markets worldwide.
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According to Zardulu, the small, skittish creatures seem to be a perfect foil on which to project our own human frailties.
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But Finerman added that if investors are still skittish on the market, buying puts on the S&P would make sense.
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Apparently, the Empire is still skittish about Jedi and the Force, enough so that they keep them under a watchful eye.
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Shabbir said Abu Dhabi's relatively thin liquidity, especially over the last 6553 days, had left the market vulnerable to skittish trade.
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In 2016, PDVSA's base of suppliers has fallen to 51 from 19 in 2015, the data show, as sellers grow skittish.
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The Iranians are also finding it difficult to find financing from foreign banks still skittish about doing business with the country.
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The Irish resorts never were fancy, but my children didn't seem to mind the skittish Wi-Fi and sulfur-smelling water.
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He badgered a skittish Mitt Romney into accepting his endorsement on national television, and became a celebrity fixture at conservative gatherings.
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Because the health care law started off pretty polarizing and unpopular, Democrats were skittish about advertising the coverage expansion as Obamacare.
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The viola and orchestra trade bursts of perpetual-motion riffs and phrases, in music percolating with sputtering rhythms and skittish lines.
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Handel's music conveys that confusion with vocal lines that seem at once weighed down with poignancy and restless with skittish flights.
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But with the Republican brand already receding in popularity, more Republican members will find themselves skittish in voting for unpopular policies.
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I loved the way volleys of skittish lines would hover on the divide between vibrant jazz riffs and stern pointillist strands.
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Perhaps it's because I'm a flutist, but I've never shied away from Tchaikovsky, I've never been skittish of the Goldberg Variations.
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"Investors are skittish about whether we've seen a peak in earnings," said Mark Luschini, chief market strategist at Janney Capital Management.
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At first, hearing about Jaufré's adoration, Clémence is affronted and breaks into skittish lines that Ms. Phillips sings with miffed agitation.
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Mostly, the Mashco approach outsiders with friendly, if skittish, curiosity, but at times they have raided local settlements to steal food.
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FANG's high-flying market success would make it an easy target for skittish profit-takers if the stock market heads south.
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The majority of the investments will come from Chinese companies, as overseas fund managers remain skittish over valuations, the sources added.
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Some are also skittish about certain policy proposals, like vast changes to Medicare, that could prove unpopular among the broad electorate.
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People are already skittish about how much Google knows about them, and they are unclear on how to manage their privacy settings.
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But once the video hit Twitter a new theory cropped up: It's Dobby, the lovable, skittish elf from the Harry Potter series.
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In an interview with Bloomberg, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg disclosed the fact that ongoing privacy revelations around Cambridge Analytica have some advertisers skittish.
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If Trump wants to accomplish his goals, he'll need to convince a skittish and often skeptical Congress to go along with him.
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However, if you do scare off a Pokemon, you can try tapping on nearby tall grass to make the skittish critter reappear.
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ICOs have begun to make people in the cryptocurrency world skittish lately, since they attract so much investment on potentially thin claims.
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Republicans have characterized the disagreement as Democrats being skittish over the politics of providing money for Homeland Security at the southern border.
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"These sharks are really skittish, so when you get in the water, they're going to scatter and go away," he told TIME.
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The measure is a sign of how airlines are addressing skittish passengers as regulators prepare for a potential return of the planes.
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As Keith Phipps noted for The Verge, the movie is skittish about its racial politics, and Taylor doesn't always maximize its suspense.
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I had been married briefly and left the marriage feeling skittish but hopeful that someday I'd find someone who suited me better.
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For skittish investors, all this has concentrated minds on whether the giant can maintain its momentum as it enters its third decade.
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The D.J. collective's sets have nurtured a cult following for deft cohesion of fringe disco sounds, from bouncy Italo to skittish dancepunk.
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"She was very friendly but very skittish— I thought maybe she had been booted out of a house before," Craddock told MLive.
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His skittish, prickly, armed imagery, most evident in "Umbral" (28), prefigures the formal edginess of the weaponized letters in Rammellzee's Gothic Futurism.
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The level of outrage about Pruitt -- even in a Republican Party where members are skittish about crossing their President -- is palpable. Sen.
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Investors were skittish about potential fourth-quarter surprises, a trend that has been set by Snap and Blue Apron, the source added.
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This D.J. collective's sets have nurtured a cult following for deft cohesion of fringe disco sounds, from bouncy Italo to skittish dancepunk.
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The piano and violin would exchange skittish figures, then just stop, and join together to make a statement in stern unison phrases.
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He must appease demanding investors and a skittish board, which most likely means reining in some of Mr. Crane's clean-energy ventures.
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We may all end up staying home a little longer than we actually need to because executives are skittish about being sued.
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The approaching deadline makes it harder for would-be skittish legislators to delay action, especially if they worry voters are paying attention.
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But these days, publishers are skittish about working with authors accused of sexual misconduct — for pragmatic reasons as much as ethical ones.
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A well-coordinated coalition of opponents, including law enforcement officials and parent-teacher associations, has warned skittish lawmakers of public safety consequences.
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In its latter years, Smith's world has become, unpredictably, fiercely optimistic, every stroke and line imbued with a skittish, supremely human touch.
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Even when that does not happen, the threat creates a chilling effect that makes people skittish about leaving or seeking a raise.
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The market has since recovered completely, but prolonged trade tensions between the U.S. and China have caused many investors to remain skittish.
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And all comes to a head during the final song, "The Party Goes On," a skittish, dizzying ensemble for all five voices.
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This brooding piece, dotted with skittish, mysterious outbursts for both cello and piano, has a distressed and confused quality, well conveyed here.
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Some members were reportedly skittish about using the language "emergency" because the German word for emergency is associated with Nazi-era law.
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As for your colleagues who seem skittish about offering frank feedback at all: That will pretty much guarantee that nothing will improve.
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So if networking makes you skittish, practice in low-stress settings by asking colleagues to go for coffee or grab a beer.
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Economists' big fear is what could happen if consumers — already spooked by the trade war — get more skittish during an impeachment saga.
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It's possible that insurers will look at the language of the order and get skittish, setting off a market collapse next year.
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"These guys have been crushing the competition at United Parcel, but skittish sellers are more worried the phantom of Amazon, " Cramer said.
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As skittish as she appears, Ms. Garfield seems tethered to the stage; you get the feeling that moving, for her, is life-affirming.
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Airlines including Southwest and United said they won't charge passengers to change their flights if they are skittish about traveling on the Max.
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Viewers are led to believe the doctor is simply skittish about changing her life so radically less than a year after getting married.
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And numerous billion-dollar startups like Snapchat, Zenefits and Dropbox are watching as skittish investors slash their lofty valuations on the private market.
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Financial markets have been skittish lately, posting aggressive gains and losses, and the major indexes have been in and out of correction territory.
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Investor sentiment is skittish ahead of the meeting between the U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit.
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They say that during his nine weeks in animal control, he went from 90 to 75 pounds, and he became scared and skittish.
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He was newly skittish around dogs, he stopped adding salt to his food, he stopped eating bananas, his pace on the sidewalk changed.
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Members might be more skittish to join if they learn much of their $10 million investment might just go to paying back Facebook.
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I say that not to brag — I'm honestly really skittish, so jump scares get me every time — but to put things in perspective.
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Well, investors may in fact feel more confident, rather than skittish, in these first few days following Election Day, abandoning bullion for equities.
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And I would have been very skittish on ESPN, especially over the last couple of years, because we were on probation so often.
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They capture the pair's dynamic well, too, with Mr Coogan a prim and skittish Laurel and Mr Reilly loafing and boisterous as Hardy.
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Horses are "skittish" and "much more aware and alert than farm animals," he said, and they don't willingly or easily submit to slaughter.
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Banks and investors were skittish when it came to spending hundreds of millions of dollars on projects they weren't sure would pay off.
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But listening some weeks later, he and the producer agreed that take six was somewhat pompous and take eight rather jubilant and skittish.
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Peter Tantsits' intricate combination of poetry and music featured a rare hearing of Milton Babbitt's skittish "Vision and Prayer" but felt heavy, overstuffed.
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Sources at Facebook have long been skittish and vague in conversations with me talking about the role of people in an editorial capacity.
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LPs are mostly skittish about companies that actually cultivate and distribute products containing THC since it is a federally controlled substance, Patricof said.
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"I remember one dog that was just terrified of everything—super skittish, wasn't able to cope with any kind of human," Asgharnia says.
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While lower rates may induce some skittish businesses to invest and expand, cheaper money won't likely soothe uncertainty created by Trump's trade battles.
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The move has made members skittish, especially conservatives who fear supporting anything that could be construed as backing so-called amnesty back home.
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The N.R.A. was initially skittish about the case, which was brought by a scrappy group of libertarian lawyers led by Robert A. Levy.
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But, while Gray, 28, has had some skittish starts this season, there had been seeds of progress in his recent performances before Wednesday.
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They are skittish about offending the base and quick to placate culture warriors who demonize those with traditional beliefs about sex and gender.
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The third opened with a drum-set duet that yielded to a skittish dialogue for double bass and cello, then a wailing din.
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The piano will slip into an episode of skittish two-part counterpoint, while orchestra instruments look for places to intrude with misbehaving outbursts.
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Biden finished in fourth place, just barely ahead of Klobuchar, leaving his supporters skittish and his path to the Democratic nomination in doubt.
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So I think it's little bit skittish these kind of events like this – AD: You think we're priced for perfection in equity markets?
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Condo buyers might be skittish about an untested market, they say, so for now, developers will dip in just their toes, with rentals.
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Investors remain skittish about the currency's long-term future, despite moves by the European Central Bank and signs of growth across the Continent.
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But in these politically polarized days, the billion-dollar brands are skittish about being trolled online by provocateurs on the right and left.
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I'm skittish right now to even write that I was about to tweet that, because it cracks open the door for spoiler fetishists.
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Skittish cats can be trip hazards in a home where anyone has mobility issues, as can larger untrained dogs who regularly bump around.
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Still, seminal album or not, he's a technically flawless MC, with his skittish drawl cleaving through instrumentals like a butcher's blade through meat.
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The University of California, Los Angeles researchers gave slight electric shocks bunch of donor slugs, which made those slugs more skittish about being touched.
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The first time you wanted to meet her, I had just taken her home, and she was still so skittish and scared of everything.
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Patience is key when trying to encourage a yellow Labrador puppy to cuddle up with a matching (and somewhat skittish) guinea pig or rabbit.
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Investors have turned skittish towards a new class of loans, uncertain how they'll perform should the economy slow and capital become less readily available.
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The skittish Dachshund is more relaxed in her foster home and is "starting to enjoy life again" after being terrorized by her unknown abuser.
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Many U.S. voters have shown this year that they're skittish on foreign trade, but two close U.S. allies are moving in the opposite direction.
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There is no evidence right now that skittish GOP donors who aren't funding Trump's presidential race are actually writing big checks to House Republicans.
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" He added, "And the technocratic billionaire looking all competent and capable waiting in the wings looks even more appealing to skittish and restive Democrats.
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Real estate firms Emaar Properties and Deyaar Development slipped 1.6 percent and 2.1 percent respectively as investors remain skittish about the property market's outlook.
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It sounds like it would be at home on earthly dancefloors, but there's a skittish fuzz to it that seems closer to Mars Attacks!
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The IPO market has been muted since the country voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, making firms skittish about market launches.
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Republican senators were skittish enough that their health care bill would leave 22 million people more without health insurance by 2026, compared to Obamacare.
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For the skittish cybercriminals who don't want to deal directly with their victims, Ran$umBin was created to fill a void in the market.
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I found these unpersuasive: Gero failed to capture the composer's skittish manner, and the texts came from "Testimony," the memoir dubiously attributed to Shostakovich.
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The White House has stayed mum on key policy decisions, and that has insurers skittish about signing on for another year of marketplace coverage.
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Skittish corporate customers have delayed some projects until the company can prove that its systems are secure, Equifax said in a regulatory filing Thursday.
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For the most skittish, you might want to skip the entirety of the Hardhome sequence once the dogs start barking about 44 minutes in.
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In the letters, Mr. Isherwood and Mr. Bachardy adopt animal personas: the former as an old workhorse, and the latter as a skittish kitten.
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Just below the surface, the music sizzles with modernist harmonies, fractured phrases, gaggles of counterpoint and lyrical strands that keep breaking into skittish bits.
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"Australians are getting skittish about the well-being of the economy, though they are still quite content about their personal financial circumstances," Plank added.
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As the tariff threats grow in scale, and the battleground shifts from rust belt industries to new technologies, the markets are growing more skittish.
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Solar-farm developers have became skittish about long-term commitments to supply power at prices that could become uneconomical if tariffs raise their costs.
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Peter, on the other hand, refuses to even try to see why Victoria may be feeling skittish in the world's most stressful dating scenario.
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He is still skittish about commitment, apparently, whether it's to the idea of himself as a brand, or the idea of joining another one.
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It's funny that I'd be skittish about making a mess when toast is, with no good reason, one of the messiest foods on Earth.
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Others are skittish of putting their money into fossil fuels, especially as climate change may eventually curb demand for Aramco's huge reserves of oil.
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Investors may still be skittish after US President Donald Trump signed a bill supporting Hong Kong protesters, which could complicate trade talks with China.
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It has attracted more than $60 billion in foreign portfolio investments since Rajan's appointment in September 2013 and some investors could start getting skittish.
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Sources with knowledge of how he approached the day tell me he is not as skittish as some were reporting about his final decision.
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He has seen few new customers in weeks, and his core clients, he said, have been skittish about making the trek across the border.
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Mentally strong people have an upper hand over the doubtful and the skittish because their confidence inspires others and helps them to make things happen.
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The $30 million runway also gives customers who might have been skittish about dealing with a young-ish startup, more confidence to make the deal.
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Those governors have grown increasingly skittish about the fate of their low-income residents who gained coverage under Medicaid expansion, as well as the future.
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That's likely to scare off the elite founders who are naturally skittish about yielding too much control to any investors, never mind one single one.
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In that case, it's no surprise that officials would be skittish about sharing, afraid they might lose a rare and powerful window into iPhones worldwide.
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The technical innovations in his writing for strings — the skittish bow taps, the string-snapping pizzicatos — have long since been absorbed into players' technical lexicon.
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But she's also fallen under Chet's spell: When she runs into Coleman later in the morning, she's weirdly skittish and won't tell him what happened.
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" Also roped in is the show's newest clone M.K., whom Maslany describes as "a bit skittish, so it's kind of hard to pin her down.
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Among the main components were skittish tapping sounds, breathy scratch tones and rapid crescendos on single notes that whipped through the room at unpredictable intervals.
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In practice, it means Yeh tries to infuse her food with flavor, but not so much flavor that it scares off her skittish in-laws.
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A proposal pushed by Illinois Republican lawmakers last week for a state takeover and potential bankruptcy filing for the school system made some investors skittish.
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Over time, the foxes became more dog-like: they're not skittish around people, though they might not climb into your lap for a cuddle, either.
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But investors have become skittish, gripped by uncertainty over whether markets have truly turned a corner and so they could not retain Monday's initial gains.
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And while these bonds come with holding periods, and investors could earn more elsewhere, the option offers some guarantees that may appeal to skittish investors.
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It's a moment that sends the rest of the visuals into a skittish whirl, as both men most likely splinter off into their own headspaces.
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The prospect that any dirty laundry—from mass layoffs to furious— may come out in the open appears to be making the Chinese administration skittish.
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The orders of January 25th may be a sign they feel a tad skittish about extending their hand still further into America's most contentious disputes.
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By considering negative interest rates, the Fed could strike more fear into already skittish investors, said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Bowers has fallen several times, and those falls made her very skittish about walking, a serious problem in the rehabilitation of those who have fallen.
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As the competition for the Republican nomination drags on, Lafferty argues that the markets would grow even more skittish, in tandem with Trump's continued popularity.
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ICOs offer another option to founders who are skittish about handing control of their baby over to outsiders driven above all else by financial return.
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Grime is skeletal and skittish — producers are as essential as rappers — and grime beats are often as striking for what's missing as for what's there.
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Investors remain skittish, though, and have pulled $60.3 billion out of funds that focus on U.S. stocks, according to Investment Company Institute data through April.
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Many worried that the material was too traumatic for young readers, and feared that parents and teachers would be skittish about engaging with the subject.
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It convened a huddle of the Never Trumps, disaffected Republicans-in-exile and increasingly skittish party notables like Ryan and Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee.
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Challenging debt conditions for retailers are also having ramifications on the equity market, as lenders have become skittish about financing attempts to take retailers private.
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The stocks have had high-flying market success and lofty valuations, making them easy targets for skittish profit-takers should the stock market turn sour.
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Against Michael Johnson, Nurmagomedov looked skittish on the feet, employing a bizarre stonewall guard which did little as Johnson slotted left straights down the center.
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Unsurprisingly, this crusade has failed to catch fire in Congress, where even anti-tax lawmakers can be skittish about so blatantly playing to the plutocrats.
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Mr. Murphy is a staunch proponent of full legalization of marijuana, including for recreational use, an issue on which Mr. Cuomo has been more skittish.
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Market jitters and fluctuations in technology stocks have kept investors skittish about the sector, making Twilio's offering only the third U.S. technology IPO of 2016.
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Boeing recently announced that it will hire mechanics to work on that process It will also need to convince skittish customers the planes are safe.
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"A Quiet Place" at least managed a nomination for best sound editing, but the academy can be skittish about nominating genre films for best picture.
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Mr. Ruo's style, well suited to theatrical works, vividly blends Chinese melodic elements and skittish dance riffs with tartly modernist contemporary sounds and pointillist bursts.
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The non-profit posted on Facebook that the skittish Saint Bernard, who was rescued from a puppy mill situation, escaped her foster home on Jan. 4.
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Republican governors also have grown increasingly skittish about the fate of their low-income residents who gained coverage under Medicaid expansion -- as well as the future.
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This may come as a shock to many, but not every gesture a black person makes is aimed at skittish white people or uplifting black thugs.
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But it also makes one wonder why normally public relations-skittish companies take such delight in being associated with a day of lies, deception and manipulation.
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Financial markets across the globe have remained skittish since Friday, when news that the FBI was investigating new emails related to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton broke.
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While the actress makes no bones about being nude around her children, she's a bit more skittish when it comes to baring her body on-camera.
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We've also been treated to a pair of balearic beauties this week—the skittish squelch of Lissvik's "BACKSIDE" and Oma & Amberflame's smothered roller "Tropic Of Capricorn".
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A hard sell from Day One on the platform opportunities could make founders skittish, even if it is ultimately their company's best path to growing sales.
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Fed officials had anticipated the roll-off to proceed with little market impact, but investors have grown skittish over "quantitative tightening" as opposed to easing, since.
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It's possible that states wary of the federal government's involvement in state and local elections will be less skittish of help coming from the private sector.
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On the Monday after, Asian markets led a day of turmoil as an already skittish market was rattled by U.S. warships shelling an Iranian oil platform.
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Most were campers there themselves as children, but there's also a newbie, Amy (Elizabeth Lail), who is somewhat skittish for reasons that are doled out slowly.
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The mood was still skittish - when China set a slightly lower guidance rate for its yuan, the yen and safe-haven bonds got an instant boost.
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Stuck in a shelter for so long, the rescue was initially a little skittish about all the attention, but that melted away under Handley's loving guidance.
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Hedge funds, already skittish because of their own weak performance of late, have led the way among those seeking to reduce their exposure to the bank.
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Before the meeting, some Republicans were skittish that the President could thwart the hard-fought compromise bill with a random tweet or off-the-cuff comment.
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If he does not, expect foreign investors to become even more skittish and for the Iranian currency to fall further against the dollar, fueling more inflation.
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The album paired the rapper's exuberant flow with skittish, jazz-inflected dance beats; it's a convincing manifesto for "future bounce," a style that Goldlink himself coined.
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"Broken Scherzo: Tripping Up, Falling Down," the second movement, is even more jumpy and fragmented, with skittish bursts that suggest both jazzy improvisation and ethereal Messiaen.
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And national Democrats, skittish about appearing too involved in the race, mostly stayed away from the state, with the exception of last-minute stumping by Sen.
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Things like this are why the smartest strikers can often be the most skittish about exploiting what seem like obvious habits to those watching the contest.
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In the cold open, we see Owen's current, post-Amelia love interest Teddy Altman (Kim Raver) acting skittish while walking through the hospital with her fiancé.
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So Trump created something of an interesting media moment, where broadcast outlets are skittish to air the word but their websites are free to post it.
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It might seem innocuous enough — an unsubtle attempt to lure skittish female drinkers to whiskey — but there's a back story to this relationship that's worth noting.
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Past incidents show however that when volatility spikes, HFTs can turn skittish; split-working, which erodes humans' ability to intervene quickly, could exacerbate this, JPM noted.
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Seeing a college in person carries more weight these days, in part because the rising cost of college makes students and their families skittish about choosing.
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Donkeys are notoriously skittish about sudden moves, and their natural reaction is to hammer away with their hooves until the threat is pummeled into the dirt.
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Investors have grown skittish on the threat of a more aggressive Fed willing to raise rates at a faster pace this year as inflation heats up.
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Brave New World itself has no bank account because most banks in Sweden, wary of U.S. pressure, are skittish about transacting with companies involved in Iran.
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And he's advised his more skittish, moderate, colleagues to deflect reporters' questions by saying they'll be "a juror" in Trump's Senate trial and therefore can't comment.
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Much of the year its greensward is taken up with cricketers and soccer players; on this chilly day there was only a skittish flock of gulls.
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Conservatives want to roll back all of the law's insurance regulations; moderates are more skittish about unwinding the popular protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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The song had come to him as he slept, and he had sketched it out quickly: a skittish drum track, swooping keyboards, a rupture of guitar.
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Conventional wisdom is that tariffs pose a threat to the economy Meanwhile, as Trump continues to rack up tariffs and project confidence, business leaders are increasingly skittish.
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"Before we even train, you have to get a dog that's very social, not skittish, friendly, and not scared by a lot of different environments," says Clark.
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For starters, groundhogs are very, very shy and skittish — so much so that there is relatively little field observation research because they're so hard to creep on.
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The dollar strengthened against a basket of currencies, hitting 96.26 in Wednesday trading, on the back of skittish investors heading for safety, says Neil Wilson, at Markets.com.
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Two months later, there was finally a glimmer of good news: Someone came across a malnourished and skittish feline and took it to the vet for care.
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Stocks managed to rebound from a February low, but events including the U.S. presidential race and the British vote to exit the European Union kept investors skittish.
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That period gave way to 2007, when the tape grew more skittish but still advanced for another nine months (ahead of the singular, prolonged meltdown through 2008).
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However, U.S. influence over the international financial system has made banks skittish about resuming ties with Iran because the United States maintains robust unilateral sanctions against Iran.
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Savings have piled up as skittish emerging-market central banks stockpiled foreign-exchange reserves and as the share of income flowing to the savings-prone rich grew.
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Defying technology failures, skittish lawyers, and power outages, a new episode of "The Other News" aired every Thursday evening at seven-thirty for the next twelve weeks.
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The shallow waters found at places like Pelham Bay Park or Brooklyn's Plumb Beach are particularly good sites to observe the skittish behavior of these tiny fish.
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But she was in a difficult bind, with progressives advocating for a series of amendments—including cutting funding for ICE—and skittish moderates fretting over the changes.
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But after a plummet in energy prices last year, investors became skittish about pipelines as well because many of their customers were on the brink of bankruptcy.
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The president wants a win and fast, but that increasingly looks like it won't happen before 2018—when skittish Republicans will be heading into a crucial election.
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Although many American companies are happy to take defence dollars—Amazon and Microsoft are nearing a $10bn cloud-computing contract with the Pentagon—others are more skittish.
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Say hi to Thora: Frida: Freya: Eistla: And Balder: The team paid Greenlandic hunters to help them capture these skittish animals in a polar-bear-free fjord.
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Like a skittish suitor, I've spent the smartphone years hopping from system to system, sometimes changing what I use week to week, never quite ready to commit.
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Ms. Ryan called them the "Swiss Army knife of the bike world" — not as clunky as a mountain bike, but not skittish and thin like road bikes.
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Mary Jackson, CEO of the Online Lenders Alliance, a group of online small-dollar lenders, said her members were "skittish," fearing the charter may spark renewed criticism.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. organized a conference call with his national finance committee after his fifth place New Hampshire finish to reassure skittish donors.
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It begins gently, with distant sounds that could be fluttering birds; gurgles that ripple mysteriously; and skittish bursts of metallic pitches that nod to pointillist contemporary styles.
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I decided to impose the social pressure that a skittish cook like me needs: I scheduled a dinner party for myself, my husband, and four nonjudgmental friends.
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The party would be wise to spend some time thinking about how to construct a story about the country's future that's less skittish about honoring its past.
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Advertisers were skittish; her boss, Jonathan Newhouse, the chief executive of Condé Nast International, once considered firing her; and she was often criticized by various talking heads.
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"Part of that is about trying to attract the suburban white voters who are skittish over some of the language he's used in the campaign," Skelley said.
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One thing is certain: truly confident people always have the upper hand over the doubtful and the skittish because they inspire others and they make things happen.
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Her writing for the ensemble is more enigmatic, skittish and subtle: uneasy winds, a wispy guitar-violin duo, a crackling electronic background conjuring the growth of flowers.
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There are constant shifts from obsessively repeated notes and chords, to wildly skittish bursts, to rhythmic episodes that almost — but never quite — slip into a marching groove.
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The administration has tried to patch over the problem by telling members of Congress that it will keep making the payments, but insurers are skittish, even panicky.
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Van Hook wouldn't meet me on a farm — local growers were just too skittish to have a reporter around, he says — so I visit his office instead.
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And while Congress has plenty of authority, its leaders are too personally skittish to use it, or even signal that they might use it in the future.
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Financial institutions are skittish about cannabis businesses, even in U.S. states where they are legal, and investors until recently have been reluctant to put their money behind pot.
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This may also help explain why McConnell has sought to assure senators skittish about the deeper Medicaid cuts in later years that those cuts would never actually happen.
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To get there, China and the US will have to somehow jointly reassure the skittish and youthful Kim that he will not be the victim of regime change.
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When Karma was finally captured, "she had worn all her paws down to where they were bleeding," Hynes told CNN, adding that the dog was underweight and skittish.
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He implored them to come to his house, and their numbers grew until he had more than 30 relatives and neighbors, a skittish cat and a large dog.
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A skittish robot leads her through the same routine every day, which starts with a series of questions about compliance and ends with hard labor mining for minerals.
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It also has a loose sort-of love story filled out by Memo (Jorge Lendburg Jr.), a skittish neighbor who's deeply in love with protagonist Charlie (Hailee Steinfeld).
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He emphasised that American inflation remained "muted", that the Fed will be "patient", and that it will listen "sensitively" to financial markets, which have turned skittish of late.
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Perhaps more important: Others could be skittish to report their losses if they never shared their gains with the IRS, said Selva Ozelli, a CPA and tax lawyer.
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Thus, the last few weeks of slowing momentum for the Trump train and the rising chances for a dramatic convention should be attracting sponsors, not making them skittish.
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Sure, if this were a skittish market beset by multiple challenges and looking for an excuse to pull back hard, the political headlines could easily serve the purpose.
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"I think the number one indication that there may be a problem is that you bring up a topic and your partner gets skittish right away," Cetera said.
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The steroid trial which rocked WWE in 1994 made the McMahons skittish about building up a second generation of vascular muscle men like Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage.
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The closer we get to the midterms the harder it will be to corral skittish and vulnerable Republicans to cast a vote that could cost them their seats.
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The firm went out of business a few months after widespread media reports about the search as clients became skittish about dealing with anyone linked to insider trading.
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I don't think Trump and Cornyn lose Texas, but I could definitely see some congressional districts going to the Democrats… and these retirements are making everybody really skittish.
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The National Park Service describes the cows as "very wild and very skittish" around humans, and is working on a plan for how best to handle the situation.
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Mr. Hollande is entering spring presidential elections with record-low approval ratings, a sluggish economy and his nation in a skittish mood after a series of terrorist attacks.
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You and your skittish pup ultimately have to live in this building, and the tenor of the interview should help you determine if it is a good fit.
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The Jets' defense came into the game with 220 sacks, tied for second worst in the league with the Titans, but New York kept Taylor skittish all game.
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Investors have also been skittish about the usually sought-after technology stocks, keeping at bay the so-called unicorns, or start-ups valued at more than $1 billion.
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But the budget process showed a distance remained between the party's emboldened left wing, and the older guard, centrist lawmakers who seemed skittish by the pace of change.
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But if I were your adolescent son, and my short lifetime had included a terrifying spate of school and mass shootings, I would be skittish around guns, too.
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If men approach me when I'm walking alone, I'm as skittish as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rockers, as the small town colloquialism goes.
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It was one of many awkward ad placements as companies try to reach skittish customers while protecting their brands from becoming collateral damage in the growing coronavirus outbreak.
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He named his company 1871 Dairy, a reference to the year of the Great Chicago Fire and the debunked legend that it was started by a skittish cow.
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On campus, where Westminster's motto is "spectemur agendo," or "let us be judged by our deeds," many students said that they were skittish, particularly if future enrollment plummets.
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I sat up every time he seemed to push the libretto aside briefly to let some gnarly, skittish music take charge, especially in the incisive performance he conducted.
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FED WAS SKITTISH ABOUT RATE HIKE: The Federal Reserve unanimously agreed to a small, but significant interest rate increase at its December meeting, but didn't do so easily.
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Some members of Florida's Cuban and Venezuelan communities are skittish of Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, a term some conflate with socialist policies that ravaged their homelands.
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The intensity of their production is still high, but there's more space now — "Serpent" is skittish, with hints of footwork, early Timbaland and perhaps Native American drum circles.
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In this account, it was a mercurial fantasy, rich with fluttering cello bursts, alternately stentorian and whispered sung passages, skittish piano flights, and sliding riffs for electric guitar.
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"Its not a new incident but (the subpoena) is enough to shake off some of the more skittish bulls on the story," said Maxim Group analyst Stephen Anderson.
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The drug community is naturally a little bit more skittish than the fraud community, and I think we will see them more openly discuss their intentions for next steps.
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Still, some people are skittish about withdrawing from their traditional IRA because of the taxes that will be triggered, Kotlikoff said, and so they file for Social Security first.
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Subscription-based digital platforms, eager to reach into global markets and unburdened by skittish advertisers, are more willing to gamble on series that traditional networks might consider too risky.
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Based on that data, it makes sense that the millions of Americans who entered adulthood during the Great Recession a decade ago are more skittish about marriage and sex.
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Burgher says the majority of the people who watch and comment on her videos are men, but she thinks women are watching, but they're just more skittish about commenting.
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While concern over increased regulation of banks has some investors skittish, one investment expert told CNBC on Wednesday it's not as big of a deal as some may think.
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"The children appeared to be skittish and spoke with speech impediments," prosecutor Veronica Juarez wrote in a request last week to raise the father&aposs bail to $5.2 million.
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Though Uber has had some impact on investors previously skittish to fund services that take on current regulations, many are still cautious about getting into this sort of business.
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Anti-Trump movement quashed in Cleveland Trump has long been skittish about confrontation with those who are loyal to him, and Christie had stood with him longer than most.
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Meanwhile, skittish investors pushed investment demand for gold up 241.1 percent on-year in the fourth quarter to 239 tons, as net outflows from exchange-traded gold funds slowed.
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That's because Facebook has been skittish ever since a 2016 Gizmodo report revealed that Facebook employees curating its "Trending Topics" suppressed conservative sites like The Daily Caller and Breitbart.
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If the GOP of a couple of years ago was skittish when it came to overturning abortion rights in this country, the current party leaders show no such aversion.
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As soon as they see an unusual money trail - and this can be a bet of as small as 50 bucks when the average is 10, they get skittish.
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In this instance, the realism of the animation, in concert with the rabbits' skittish, jittery body language, only served to remind me of just how stressed out I was.
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He's very apprehensive around people, skittish around noises and movement and uncertain about things a dog shouldn't question — which made living in one of the world's busiest cities difficult.
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So Obamacare repeal now hinges on the unlikely flip of either Paul or Collins, plus sweeping up the other skittish senators like Murkowski and West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito.
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That status had kept Márquez off Mexico's national team for most of the past year, and the team's sponsors are clearly skittish about appearing to do business with him.
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He forecast other areas of leisure travel would come back before cruise ships because consumers may be skittish about being packed on a ship with thousands of other passengers.
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Perhaps best of all is the way Hiaasen conveys the wonders of wild creatures, from the "skittish and solitary" behavior of panthers to the unusual nesting habits of swallows.
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Solar-farm developers have become skittish about long-term commitments to supply power at prices that could become uneconomical if tariffs, which can be applied retroactively, raise their costs.
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If the spreading virus makes investors skittish and causes a protracted market slump, that could feed through to credit conditions, making it harder for households to borrow and spend.
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On other hand, dogs that are overwhelmed by the boisterousness of others may become withdrawn, skittish and nervous when meeting other dogs in and out of the dog park.
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"Democratic presidential candidates make final push to rally a skittish, and largely undecided, Iowa electorate," by Matt Viser and Dan Balz Sights, scenes and worries from the last stretch.
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Their mom, though, was too skittish and didn't trust the rescuers, so the group made the tough decision to leave her and try to come back the next day.
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Since cannabis remains illegal under federal law — and the federal government oversees all US banks and credit unions — banks are often skittish about granting bank accounts to these businesses.
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But by underscoring the bill's effect on the ranks of the uninsured, Congress's official scorekeeper, the C.B.O., made wavering Senate Republicans all the more skittish of the House's legislation.
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It makes sense, though, that US security officials would worry about pulling troops from the Demilitarized Zone or doing anything that would make US allies in East Asia skittish.
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In other words, investors seem to have become more skittish since the crisis and are quicker to redeem shares, and in larger amounts, for a given degree of underperformance.
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One of the biggest struggles for Graycie back then was eating; Mathis and the rest of Granite Hills staff were having trouble getting skittish dog on a normal meal schedule.
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" In a longer explanation, he said: "We would've finished the song but we're all feeling a little skittish after Orlando and things were just—we're not sure what was happening.
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Hamilton, who started the first two races of the season on pole and is seven points behind Vettel, looked strangely error-prone as he struggled with an unusually skittish car.
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After days of rioting and looting, police -- skittish about reports of snipers -- terrorized and killed African-Americans unluckily brought together at the Algiers Motel, as complicit National Guardsmen stood by.
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In an attempt to win over a handful of skittish Republican governors, Vice President Mike Pence and Verma were dispatched to Rhode Island to the National Governors Association's summer meeting.
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As he faced the prospect of hanging, he became "skittish, excited", but despite the urgings of the gutter press, who branded him a "half-formed monster", the jury was merciful.
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Insurers have been skittish about the future of the law, but concerns over profitability and the decision to continue to participate in the exchanges have pre-dated the Trump administration.
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According to DiCicco's book, a skittish Disney was no longer interested in having Buddy help promote their hit film, as they feared the dog's brush with mortality might traumatize children.
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But the more ethereal concern here explains Netflix's need to boast about its massive viewership: It's trying to assure a skittish entertainment industry that it's the only game in town.
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The new drug, he said, likely would appeal most to people with deep depression who are skittish about being hooked up to an I.V. and respond slowly to other treatment.
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When the Brooklyn Academy of Music's first Next Wave Festival was advertised in 224, the organizers included tongue-in-cheek promotional material directed at those skittish about its adventurous programming.
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There is no evidence that this chain reaction has begun, but when the stock market is in a skittish mood, it does not wait around for the next economic release.
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The music shifted from passages of steady pulses, sometimes muffled and distanced, sometimes thumping and animated, through skittish bursts of rattling sounds, gongs, snare drum rolls — and more kept coming.
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It could also be meant to restore faith in the renminbi for any investors who might be more skittish after Moody's Investors Service downgraded its rating for China last week.
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Skittish Met board members fearing a reprise of the Public Theater's incendiary depiction of a President Trump-like Julius Caesar being stabbed in a 2017 Shakespeare staging need not fear.
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Earlier this week Bloc Party released "Stunt Queen," a buoyant cut of skittish beats and vibrating synths, their first 100 percent collaborative composition, jammed out in soundchecks while on tour.
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Fitbit analysts and investors have also been skittish in recent months, and have been clamoring for some type of reassurance from the company after a much weaker-than-expected holiday quarter.
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The rise of superfoods is a date with the destiny of super you—a body above what you thought possible from a scarecrow of skittish nerves, white bone and globular meats.
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So these startups face fundraising challenges for the space they are in, as well as unnecessary additional hurdles from the home institutions, increasing the likelihood of scaring away already skittish investors.
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Critics also point out that the agreement's enforcement mechanisms haven't prevented Iran from pernicious activity and that the deal has sparked public resistance in Israel, one of several skittish regional allies.
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Tencent largely struggled to maintain its high standards last year as a Chinese government freeze on issuing new licenses for games cut into its money-making ability and left investors skittish.
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And all that matters is that anyone who'd try to hit on me or get to know me realizes I'm skittish and easily scared off by sudden movements and aggressive talk.
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Before Kotb turned to her co-hosts for guidance when it comes to maintaining personal space, conflict resolutions and more, she said there was one person she was skittish to tell.
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Investors also were skittish about the impending end Thursday of a six-month ban on share sales by any stockholder who owns more than 5% of a company, according to Zhang.
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But Trump's freedom from needing major donations at least for now, and some of his wild pronouncements like promising to initiate a tariff war with China have some bigger investors skittish.
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Moderate Republicans who were already on the fence about the bill are even more skittish about it now, and a White House official admitted, "We're right on the threshold" of losing.
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Now that he's taken over a group of skittish Senate Democrats, he and they are terrified about their prospects in the first mid-term election of the Trump era in 22019.
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His remix of MARZ LÈON's "Hrtbaq," premiering on Noisey today after airing on Beats 1 on Sunday, turns the track into something skittish and sunny, glitching along behind the singer's melancholy.
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However, there is an acknowledgment that some caucus members are skittish about putting their necks on the line without yet knowing the full story of what happened at Ohio State University.
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Then, perhaps, it could react differently to different animals -- which would make sense, since some animals may want to look at it while others may be more skittish or just disinterested.
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Chinese leaders have grown more skittish, saying any agreement must be "balanced," reflecting frustration that American officials would portray the talks as a victory for Washington, with China bearing the costs.
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Grant continued to pet the mare, and I was amazed at how relaxed the horse already seemed with him, as she had been skittish and evasive not too many minutes ago.
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Even though Simba swears off meat and sticks to an insect-based diet, the other jungle-dwellers are still skittish around him, only enforcing that Simba doesn't belong here with them.
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Trump has sought to cast himself as the "law and order" candidate, projecting a tough-on-crime attitude designed to appeal to skittish voters worried about headline-grabbing violence across America.
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Add in a slowdown in the residential market, tax reform pushed by U.S. President Donald Trump, climbing interest rates and falling oil prices, and stock market investors remain skittish about solar.
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If he believes in their ideas he will wait for them to pay off - a rarity in an industry where skittish investors often pull out at the first sign of trouble.
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One of the album's most chilling songs is "Godmother," in which Spawn "sings" a vocal-free track by the Indiana dance-music producer Jlin, whose songs tend to be beautifully skittish.
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But once the media discovered the "abolish private insurance" framing, many candidates got skittish and backed away from the commitment in favor of some form of a public option plan instead.
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Today, Schultz argues Democrats have grown too bold and leftist, leaving behind the more fiscally conservative "moderates" who are more skittish about progressive taxation and a more expansive social safety net.
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But I became skittish about revealing my disability, because in an already shallow dating culture, I believed my wheelchair would cause most men to write me off without a second thought.
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His début album, "Big Baby D.R.A.M.," demonstrates the same genre-hopping sensibility: bright upright piano flutters over skittish 808 drums in its brainiest moments, but at its best it's all id.
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And if Sanders wins the Nevada caucuses on February 22 -- as he is favored to do -- you may well start hearing from a lot more of those skittish Democratic House members.
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On Tuesday, the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble performed Morton Feldman's skittish "Ixion," which was first performed in a gallery showcasing Rauschenberg's art in 1958, at the artist's invitation.
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During a period of political instability, starting in the 1980s and leading up to a referendum about Quebec leaving Canada in 1995, many companies became skittish of keeping outposts in Montreal.
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The Georgia Republican has expressed strong doubts about climate science, and his own department has shown it's skittish about pursuing the topic despite the fact that farmers are already being impacted.
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But current White House officials are skittish about discussing legal representation at all, given the fact that the president feels he did nothing wrong in his conversation with the Ukrainian president.
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Australian retailers had it tough in October as skittish consumers chose to hoard any windfall from lower interest rates and tax rebates, likely heralding another quarter of disappointment for the economy.
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For Veritas, it meant that new investors who were interested in the business got skittish because of the potential for oversight from CFIUS, according to the person familiar with the company.
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Although she rarely makes any remarks that aren't scripted, Kate's confidence has grown by leaps and bounds from that first skittish interview she gave with William when they announced their engagement.
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The bottom line: The buoyant consumer is making up for skittish businesses, which have been thwarted by a global economic slowdown and trade war uncertainty, causing them to pull back on spending.
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"There's not a major move on fundamentals, but with investors a little bit skittish, it does make sense to see some selling," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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And $13 (plus replacement pads at $4 a pop) is definitely worth it to ensure my equally skittish and apathetic furbaby is getting enough mental and physical activity in her indoor life.
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However, market pros recently have grown a little skittish over the pace of economic stimulus that President Donald Trump has promised, and that concern may be weighing on Fed sentiment as well.
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Markets could be skittish in the week ahead as the Federal Reserve meets and investors increasingly fret about whether the U.K. will vote this month to break away from the European Union.
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Last year, the Spanish language broadcaster reportedly attempted to offload a 20-percent stake in the company for $200 million, but ultimately failed to find any takers, due to "skittish" potential investors.
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Lonergan had not made a movie since 2011's Margaret, a masterpiece released after four years and a pair of lawsuits, a torturous experience that left him skittish about working in Hollywood.
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The big picture: A source who has been talking to Trump about the border situation throughout the past week said that the president remains skittish about doing anything to disrupt the markets.
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"Portfolio managers tend to move to the sidelines in a skittish tape out of fear of suffering from a quick and sharp pullback," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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At other times, the public wasn&apost allowed in the courtroom, like when a judge let a skittish witness testify behind closed doors without revealing that the person in question was Arias.
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People who are skittish about border security — including, notably, the president of the United States — don't make distinctions between people entering to seek asylum at ports of entry and people crossing illegally.
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But for the time being, a suddenly skittish Chinese consumer apparently isn't willing to spend to improve their smiles — and that's causing a lot of frowns for Align's investors on Wall Street.
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Though stock markets have been skittish on China's economy, Cisco's chief executive, Chuck Robbins, told "Squawk on the Street " on Thursday that China and India were two bright spots for the company.
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The entrance of a major automaker onto the scene could pave the way for other big name sponsors, which have traditionally been skittish about esports, despite growing engagement from a key demographic.
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"He was malnourished and a little skittish, but he let me pick him up and as soon as I petted him just once, he was all over me," Lide, 26, tells PEOPLE.
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Promise: Trump assured skittish Republican voters that he would nominate conservative judges and published a list of vetted candidates during that campaign that he promised to pick from for the Supreme Court.
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If your cat or dog is more skittish around new company, provide them a safe space set away from the action where they can rest and eat in peace during the festivities.
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Like all such offerings, it will have to win the confidence of wary investors who are skittish about buying bonds in a sector feared to be in another bubble at the moment.
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Here and there, passages of gritty harmonic intensity, brief eruptions of skittish instrumental lines, and other restless touches remind you that he earned a doctorate at Princeton under the serialist Milton Babbitt.
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Passing something that gets rid of a major component of the Affordable Care Act and replacing it with something unknown will make lots of people -- including even some loosely-affiliated Republicans -- skittish.
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Members historically have been skittish about lifting the export ban when gasoline prices are high, lest consumers blame them for allowing oil to go overseas while they're getting burned at the pump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New guidance from the Obama administration offers reassurance to foreign banks which have been skittish about doing U.S. dollar transactions with Iran, lawyers and former sanctions officials said on Monday.
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But it would not be monopolized by IBM, which had kept control of the computing industry since the 1950s, because IBM's corporate structure was now skittish about the raw use of power.
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After skittish comments from several companies that supply iPhone components, everyone is keen to hear what Apple itself has to say about demand when it issues its financial earnings results later today.
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Here's a stowaway on Welsh commentator Jason Mohammad's suit: And seeing as how certain players get a little, well, skittish around floaty little things, this could be problematic: Demitri Payet is screwed.
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He has also charged Cruz with selling his colleagues on the plan, the Washington Post reported, many of whom are skittish about rolling back the Obamacare regulations most favored by the public.
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Mr. Huebner and the violinist Quan Ge then played Martijn Padding's "Mordants," an agitated, rhapsodic duo titled for the musical ornament (a three-note squiggle) that this sputtering, skittish piece explores obsessively.
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His timing was odd to say the least — the financial crisis had made investors skittish, and the bankruptcies of General Motors and Chrysler did not bode well for an automotive start-up.
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, the fabled free jazz ensemble, embraces volcanic bursts and entropic rambling; the electronic musician JLin creates skittish footwork beats that favor only the bravest and most experienced dancers.
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Mr. Breslin revealed that Mr. Pavarotti had two other superstitions: He banned the color purple and was skittish about the number 17, preferring to spend the 17th of any month in bed.
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It creates an environment where markets will be more skittish because it's unclear if countries will be acting in their own interest for the great or good, or to spite each other.
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Companies today bring executives to the ranch to learn how Grant Golliher builds a relationship with a skittish, untrained horse through a methodical display of respect, patience and non-violent boundary-setting.
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In Zoey Rita Chin's harrowing and lyrical memoir, "Let the Tornado Come," a skittish chestnut named Claret grounds the author after she begins to experience the debilitating aftershocks of her abusive childhood.
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Aversion to tax increases causes skittish lawmakers to delay addressing the unavoidable challenges of Social Security, even though the required adjustments grow more wrenching every year that a feasible solution is delayed.
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For those who prefer to work out their emotions on the dance floor beneath skittish strobe lights set to epic bass drops, a few splashy E.D.M. headliners should provide opportunities for catharsis.
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Lower yields might be safer bets Still, stocks could be good options for skittish investors too, according to Kurt Spieler, chief investment officer of wealth management at First National Bank of Omaha.
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The move shows that for select start-ups, massive amounts of cash are still readily available, even after investors have grown skittish after Uber and WeWork exposed excesses in private funding markets.
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Yet signs that the trade war between the United States and China - the world's two largest economies - could continue has made investors increasingly skittish that the stock market rally could be slowing.
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But even for those of us who are somewhat skittish, It never quite gets under its audience's skin the way you'd expect (unless, of course, you're suffering from honest-to-god-turtle coulrophobia).
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I feared him as soon as he appeared, and even before he grabs his wife by the neck, you can sense he's been abusive by how skittish and careful she is around him.
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During the League's 14 months in government, the spread between Italian and German bonds widened, and the cost of debt servicing increased, with financial markets skittish about the permanently tense relations with Brussels.
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Investors are skittish because May has yet to win parliamentary support for her deal six weeks before Britain is due to leave and options markets show jitters remain about the March 29 deadline.
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Securing a partnership with a large carmaker like BMW is likely to boost its credibility with equity investors who have been skittish due to the head start Asian firms have in the business.
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A company's stock falling after it reports its best profit of all time, however, says a lot more about the skittish nature of the current bear market than it does about Disney's fundamentals.
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Exchange operators, which initially reaped the benefits of increased volatility from the U.S.-China tariff war, are now facing the heat as prolonged periods of volatility drive skittish investors away from the market.
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But Twitter, which is based in San Francisco, has been skittish about making major changes to the service, seemingly paralyzed at the thought of scaring off any members of its loyal fan base.
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In Europe, benchmark German government bond yields fell below zero percent for the first time, a signal that skittish investors are willing to pay to park their money in investments they consider supersafe.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's skittish lira moved in and out of negative territory on Friday as investors weighed the prospects for the release of a U.S. pastor whose trial has strained relations with Washington.
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As the U.S. technology giants dive into earnings next week, they face a notably skittish investor base: The Nasdaq composite index is on pace for its worst month since the 22015 financial crisis.
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While some may call this elitism or snobbery—and Didion's handling of race in this book is very skittish—it still reflects truths about the South, at least for people like Joan Didion.
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A portfolio of 'stay at home' stocks But several other stocks could be safe havens if consumers become more skittish and workers have to work at home or or can't take business trips.
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The orchestra does the heavy lifting in advancing the drama, including during many stretches of spoken dialogue, accompanied by a few solo instruments or a florid piano, or, at times, skittish symphonic bursts.
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Our heroine is excited but understandably nervous; it's her first time being someone's girlfriend, and the fact that the object of her affections is the Peter Kavinsky is making her even more skittish.
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"Nevicata" was riveting: Images of snowflakes falling from an ashen heaven are conveyed in the piano through numbing, repeated midrange tones, surrounded by elusive chords and, at the end, skittish, almost jazzy flourishes.
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The chef popped the disks onto mini-toasts, squirted them with hazelnut oil, and fed them to the spectators, who swarmed toward the free samples with a skittish barnyard velocity of their own.
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But it's also the kind of sell that the network needs to keep making to advertisers, who are notoriously skittish about stepping away from of targeting the demographics they're most used to targeting.
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When it comes to talking about sexuality with young children, the majority of these otherwise open-minded parents become skittish and tongue-tied, wholly uncertain of what to say and how to say it.
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But it's not exactly confidence-inspiring stuff for congressional Republicans who are already skittish about how the White House is handling this latest scandal and the impeachment inquiry launched last month by House Democrats.
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Donors across the country wanted to give to groups fighting Trump's message, but they had few inroads into US Muslim civil society and were skittish given the suspicions swirling about charities linked to Islam.
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Turkey travel specialists report that, given last year's attacks and the country's shared border with Syria, travelers were already skittish about visiting, and 'the events of earlier this month will only compound their concerns.
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The deathcare company hired investment bank Houlihan Lokey to help it refinance its credit line as its existing lenders grew skittish about its deteriorating financial condition, according to the sources familiar with the deal.
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Sources say that Chinese investors in the past year have been especially present in Saudi Arabia, backing Saudi startups and venture firms at a more aggressive pace as the US business community grows skittish.
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With financial markets skittish about the possible collapse of a $1.2 trillion global trading bloc, Canada and Mexico say they are prepared to be flexible on U.S. proposals they had initially rejected as unworkable.
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Stephen Colbert's long-running "Superb Owl" bit on The Colbert Report was probably unnecessary too; parent company Viacom was just too skittish about evoking the NFL's wrath to let him use the real term.
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The face-to-face meeting was welcome news for financial markets, with stocks jumping as skittish investors took comfort in a development aimed at resolving the ongoing trade war between the two economic superpowers.
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Engadget noted that the deal may position Uber to receive more funding from the Saudi firm (albeit at a time when some major firms have become skittish about the nation's atrocious human rights record).
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Choi says the group has often pushed the agency's initial pitches in a bolder direction — a reverse of the usual dynamic in which agencies try to coax their skittish clients into riskier creative work.
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Analysts pointed to a combination of factors that kept investors skittish, including low oil prices, wavering confidence in the ability of central banks to spur growth, weak data, and renewed concerns over China's renminbi.
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After a low-probability, high-consequence negative event, a sense of "dread" can lead to an economic climate of weak investments and skittish investors, he said — which is just what may be happening now.
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Japan's rising has made some investors skittish in the past week, and they will certainly be watching Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda when he speaks Tuesday and again in New York on Thursday.
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"As an arranger it remains very aggressive to win a deal but it is a skittish market which makes it difficult because you don't get paid for not doing deals," a syndicate head said.
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The nearest one, an hour's drive away, sometimes refused to come, and hauling a body in a van as it bounced along potholed roads and swerved to avoid skittish kangaroos was a dicey proposition.
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LONDON — Financial markets got off to another weak start on Wednesday, as investors made skittish by Britain's vote to leave the European Union fled stocks in search of safer places to stash their money.
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Yet for all of the service's phenomenal growth, Snapchat's parent must still demonstrate to potentially skittish stock market investors that it has a path to profitability if its offering is to soar, analysts say.
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Mr. Jackiw has in any case made the work his own: not only the beautiful melodies but also the skittish passages in which the tunes seem to be morphing and turning themselves inside out.
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Bond investors became skittish last week over proposed legislation backed by Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and fellow Republicans to take over the troubled school system and potentially allow it to file for municipal bankruptcy.
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The watered-down proposal, which has faced pressure from skittish lawmakers, has raised doubts among investors about how close it will come to the original goal of narrowing a huge and growing budget deficit.
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Except that the Republican Party has always been skittish, derisive even, about prioritizing female candidates, sniffily claiming to reject identity politics in favor of backing the "best candidate" without regard to gender or race.
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Rutledge and the coaches association have tried to reassure skittish parents by adopting rules that govern when players can return to action after a concussion and also limit the number of full-contact practices.
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Instead, in much the same way that they gave up the word "liberalism" in the 1980s, they've gotten skittish about the word "nation," as if fearing that to use it means descending into nationalism.
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That abundance of negativity isn't intended as a quantitative assessment of the market's prospects, but it does give a rough sense of his view and, I think, of the perspective of many skittish investors.
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The White House's decision to stay mum on certain health policy issues — particularly whether it will fund key Obamacare payments for low-income enrollees — has left insurers skittish about selling marketplace coverage in 2018.
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After he takes a small canvas ("Landscape With Snow") out of his bag, the skittish camera pans from the painting to his feet and up his body, and then settles on his furrowed face.
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Even if Mr. Trump does not end the subsidies, experts say, many insurers are already skittish about the administration's animosity toward the A.C.A. They could stop selling Obamacare policies if the payments went away.
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But its buzz has cooled considerably in recent years as some investors grew skittish about hardware plays and others struggled to wrap their heads around what could reductively be considered just a toy business.
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"While in skittish markets this may be enough to further exacerbate downward moves, this looks like nothing more than profit taking with these headlines another convenient reason to do so," he said in a briefing.
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Network donors have been skittish about advertising against GOP candidates in the past, though Koch officials said last year that they were inching in that direction and to expect more primary fights in the future.
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The song feels almost too changeable, too skittish of feeling, to really fit one moment, a single mood, but as a snapshot of everything to come—or that has been—in the game, it's perfect.
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The kitten is confident, and stares at the skittish puppy (who cannot meet her gaze), much like Kristen Visbal's newly situated "Fearless Girl" sculpture stares down Di Modica's Wall Street bull, but way more successfully.
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The pooch, now named Meg Rayburn, had been seen around the area where she was found for several days, without the fireworks taped to her back, but was too skittish to let anyone near her.
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A longer spell of $212 oil will confront them with stark choices: bankruptcy, debt writedowns in return for deep concessions to creditors or fire sales of assets at a time when potential buyers are skittish.
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If it can strip down to just the most efficient business model and essential content moderation staff, it might be able to become a sustainable long-term business rather than relying on skittish venture funding.
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The band's wiry sharpness and skittish enthusiasm musically embody the paranoid anxiety conveyed by Byrne's persona, certainly, and when he opens his mouth, agitated noises come out that perfectly complement the harsh whoosh all around.
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With the long-anticipated West Wing shakeup finally under way, President Trump's skittish staff claims it is rallying around a new mentality: "It's us against the world," a White House source told Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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I don't like them because they have inscrutable lizard eyes, because they have weird spindly backwards legs, and because — for an animal that big — they have no right to be as skittish as they are.
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The movement settled into a comfortable routine of announcing campus speeches, having them cancelled by a skittish university administration, suing on First Amendment grounds, and winning, thus garnering tenfold the attention such speeches actually deserved.
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Middling economic data, a skittish consumer and the likelihood the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by year-end are all conspiring to drag stocks lower in the final months of 2016, strategists said Thursday.
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In rehearsal, some white members of the production team have been skittish about uttering a racial epithet that is part of the show, while Ms. Kidwell says she is fine with that word in context.
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The vote was an additional bedevilment for emerging markets already made skittish by slower growth in China — some commentators fret about a real estate bubble and banking crisis there — and a political crisis in Brazil.
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Equipped with print-outs of the poems, I attempted to match them to their illegible painted counterparts, William Carlos Williams's "This Is Just To Say" (1934) no more than a thin column of skittish lines.
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No matter how hopeful or skittish you are about when the future, when the opportunity to have a psychic weigh in about all things Fashion Month presents itself, you take it and don't look back.
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A longer spell of $240 oil will confront them with stark choices: bankruptcy, debt writedowns in return for deep concessions to creditors or fire sales of assets at a time when potential buyers are skittish.
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But that last incident, that last food sanitary incident then started the clock again, so I think people are a little skittish and they may have trouble making their numbers, so I'm not a buyer.
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In the character's later aria of fury, when she orders her daughter Pamina to kill the high priest Sarastro, Ms. Lewek handled the skittish runs and leaps to high F with uncanny ease and accuracy.
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A.T. "Catalogue d'Oiseaux"; Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano (Pentatone) True to its title, Messiaen's two-and-a-half-hour collection of stunningly difficult piano pieces is a catalog of skittish, tart and eerily beautiful bird calls.
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"I've seen enough films in my life to know that your intent as a director has to be put over within the first five minutes of the picture, because audiences are so skittish," McQueen said.
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PARELES Holly Herndon is an electronic composer who often uses her speaking and singing voice; Jlin is a producer and D.J. who has pushed the skittish momentum of Chicago's footwork into even more hectic abstractions.
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His later, skittish, tartly modernist scores skillfully combine neo-Classical structures with a vigorous but free use of 12-tone techniques, as in the final movement of his 1962 Symphony, generally considered Fine's major statement.
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The main problem with Iger's success was that it made the company skittish about losing him, as ostensible heirs came and went — like former chief operating officer Tom Staggs — while Iger kept postponing exit plans.
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The lines are thick with rapid-fire leaps to high and low extremes; sustained tones delivered in wobbling vibrato; explosions of skittish notes that sound like crazed bird calls; cackling that morphs into manic laughter.
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One lawmaker said the moderates were "getting skittish" about leadership's plan to replace the sprawling healthcare law within about a year of Trump's inauguration, which they said would run too close to the 2018 midterms.
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That level could increase the risk of a financial crisis and raise the possibility that investors will become skittish about financing the government's borrowing, some economists say, although many countries have far higher debt levels.
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This does, however, fall below the index's all-time closing high -- 2,872.87 -- hit on January 26 before investors turned skittish on rising yields, higher inflation, the threat of mounting trade wars, and a weak dollar.
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Investors have been skittish following U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments last week urging caution on raising rates, which were in contrast with remarks made by some policymakers supporting more aggressive stance on rates.
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But to realize their full potential, small start-ups must cross the so-called "valley of death" — that precarious stage when their technologies are not yet perfected, investors are still skittish, and customers are scarce.
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ObamaCare left 2015 in a stronger position than it began, though the threats of rising premiums, skittish insurers and challenges from Washington loom for the president's signature health law during his final year in office.
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The big picture: The market is now bringing private valuations around to reality, as skittish Wall Street investors have been punishing billion-dollar-plus initial public offerings with questionable balance sheets or paths to profitability.
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But they've also spooked Fox News's advertisers, who are becoming increasingly skittish about Hannity's willingness to go off the rails — and even contradict his own network's reporting — in order to protect an increasingly unpopular president.
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"Everybody's skittish, you talk to enough people and you express your skittishness, and it echoes and it just keeps compounding," Morgan Stanley's chief executive, James Gorman, who's led the bank since 22019, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Shields, while a skittish striker, was always cognizant of the right hand and by stiff arming, keeping his lead shoulder high, or just by being too far away after he kicked he was rarely in danger.
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Fake news and political provocation aren't the only things advertisers are sensitive about, as skittish brands often try to avoid being associated with news about tragedy, violence or even sometimes controversies related to our president elect.
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If you're nervous or skittish about going out to a sex shop or overwhelmed by the offerings of Jeff Bezos, then turning to an old phone found an eBay might help you achieve your masturbatory dreams.
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The decision comes nearly a month after LinkedIn released a disappointing holiday quarter earnings report, which prompted skittish investors to abandon the stock, effectively cutting the company's market value in half in a matter of days.
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Given how skittish some people still are about electric cars, it might take some cajoling to convince school boards and PTAs they've got enough range and power to safely deliver their kids to school and back.
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Traditionally an opposition Peronist stronghold, Macri's "Let's Change" coalition eked out a victory in Buenos Aires province in 21.76 elections, and a strong showing in October could convince skittish investors that market-friendly reforms will last.
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She offered me custody of Pockets, but I knew I couldn't (1) split him up from Kevin, and (2) drag a skittish cat with me to a random Craigslist spot with two complete strangers for roommates.
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For up to four days, the skittish stray was spotted around Fort Worth, Texas, donning a plastic pickle-like jug on his head, but he was too scared to get close enough to strangers for help.
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Obviously, this is something that should be transparent to all parties, but I actually could see this happening more commonly at the seed stage, where some rounds almost certainly fundraise continuously and investors are more skittish.
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Arsenio Hall, the popular black late night television host, insisted on taping his show at First AME Church over the objections of studio executives skittish over outbreaks of violence that law enforcement seemed unable to contain.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A growing number of Japanese firms are raising prices as they grapple with a jump in materials, transportation and labor costs, although a slim majority remains skittish about doing so, a Reuters poll shows.
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"When equity investors are skittish, the Canadian dollar tends to underperform, when there is a little bit of bullish sentiment with respect to equity markets, the Canadian dollar tends to track that very closely," Schruder said.
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Investors have also been skittish following U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments last week urging caution on raising rates, which were in contrast with remarks made by some policymakers supporting more aggressive stance on rates.
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The effect of this on him was palpable and immediate, and she felt as if she were petting a large, skittish animal, like a horse or a bear, skillfully coaxing it to eat from her hand.
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Still skittish in white evangelical settings — she received mixed reactions at a summer conference in Colorado called Simply Jesus — she is reluctant to apply within the 13-member consortium of evangelical colleges to which Wheaton belongs.
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When he first took the mound in the majors — for the Yankees at Fenway Park in 1956 — he was so skittish he bounced his warm-up pitches and could not bear to look into the stands.
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Oil companies may also be skittish to invest in higher cost offshore projects having faced a tough low oil prices environment for much of the last three and a half years that forced difficult investment decisions.
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It's been an ongoing quandary as investors were already skittish after a roller-coaster first week of March that saw the S&P 500 index swing up or down more than 2.5% for four days straight.
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We had already been warned that flamingos are skittish and could take off at the slightest disturbance, so it would have to be Plan B — the mobile phone tethered around my neck in a waterproof case.
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"Some schools have been skittish in the past to address this issue, fearing that parents will object," said David Finkelhor, director of the Crimes against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.
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Diabetes patients, who must exercise, have told doctors here they will not even walk around the block, skittish about the cruising police cars — even though a few departments have announced they will not check immigration status.
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His sources are more skittish because of the perception that journalists could be used as government agents: "Shirdon would have never spoken to me if he thought I was a cop or a spy," he said.
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By the end of the campaign, Priorities had raised more than any other super PAC ever, capitalizing on the new wild west of fundraising in a way that made Republicans look like the skittish big-money players.
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Skittish investors snapped up gold and other safe-haven assets amid fears of a global economic slowdown, coupled with concerns about a potential credit default as lower commodity prices make payments by creditors in emerging markets difficult.
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In the wake of that "baked cookies and had teas" remark in 1992, the future first lady did an interview with Katie Couric in part to reassure skittish voters that she wasn't gunning for actual political power.
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"Some of the benefits of the tax cut will be wearing off, in addition we have this trade skirmish, so in my opinion investors will be quite skittish in the second half of the year," Geraghty added.
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President Sergio Mattarella met with Conte, a law professor with no political experience, for nearly two hours Wednesday amid skittish markets and concerns in Brussels that Europe&aposs third-largest economy was embarking on a populist plunge.
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Tough fight ahead And as Trump basks in his own post-convention bounce, Democrats are becoming increasingly skittish about a presidential race in which Clinton is still the favorite, but appears to be facing a tough fight.
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Still, it only resumed operations this February after nearly three years of cleanup, with an estimated cost of about $1003 billion after everything's said and done, and left many people understandably skittish about nuclear waste storage underground.
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Moderates were skittish about passing a plan that would lead to millions of people losing health coverage they gained under Obamacare, openly advocating to keep some of the most popular provisions of the 2010 health care law.
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Banks in recent months have become skittish as the retail landscape has worsened and were wary of difficulties in syndicating the debt, reminiscent of banks' struggles with Sycamore Partners' $3 billion purchase of department store operator Belk.
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Pundits will always second-guess with the aid of hindsight, but the fact that real economic growth has been remarkably steady, unemployment has progressively declined, and even ordinarily skittish financial markets have been relatively calm, deserves appreciation.
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In recent weeks, insurers in many states have grown skittish about offering ObamaCare plans in 2018, raising the possibility that large swaths of the country will be left without a coverage option on their exchanges next year.
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"But what happened after that shows you just how fragile, skittish and easily manipulated the oil market is because the price of crude collapsed pretty much in a straight line" to $31, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Today her blue eyes aren't afraid to hold gaze, she's not hiding behind her bangs, she's buoyant and primed but back in 33, although she was friendly, she was also visibly restrained, skittish like Bambi on ice.
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SPD leaders hope to sell the about-face to skittish members by forcing Merkel's conservatives to concede a raft of popular worker-friendly measures in exchange for their support, either for a coalition or a minority government.
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Samsung is so big that the government is skittish about taking steps that could destabilize the company and take the Korean economy down with it — a problem Finland is currently dealing with after the decline of Nokia.
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In an early sign of loyalty at a time when many Republicans were skittish about Mr. Trump, Mr. Cain rebutted accusations that Mr. Trump was racist and even attacked Jeb Bush in 2015 on Mr. Trump's behalf.
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The superstitious peasants, largely played by local people, live with their animals and a host of unseen presences — skittish angels, the mischievous spirits of unbaptized infants and Mussolini, the godlike figure who addresses them on the radio.
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They have been skittish over his repeated suggestions that the nation had not meddled in the United States' presidential election, contrary to copious intelligence information, and his frequent hints that his administration could lift sanctions against Russia.
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But every time they seemed to be getting traction in convincing skittish diplomats that Mr. Trump was not about to abandon decades of American national security policy, their boss did something in Washington that undercut their work.
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And here's a look at the Boeing board's deliberations that led to the ouster of Dennis Muilenburg as C.E.O. Investors grew skittish after Iran fired missiles today at two military bases in Iraq that quarter U.S. troops.
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Inspiration may be like finding the light switch in a darkened room, but Schiff's poems—caged, skittish, aghast at their own force—more often attempt to dim the glare of an imagination that's a little too trenchant.
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Take those extant worries and pile on the agita created by the deputy attorney general (and the guy in charge of the Mueller probe) being replaced and you have a very skittish group of Republican elected officials.
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"Investors are very skittish on IPOs at the moment and that's affecting our ability to get sufficient demand at prices at which the companies are actually willing to deal," said one of the people involved in the cancellations.
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Network executives were worried about turning off kids or some adult portion of the audience that wasn't interested in intellectually challenging material, and they grew steadily more skittish about the kinds of more mature storytelling Serling specialized in.
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Republicans who were unbelievably skittish just a week ago are sounding much more confident, while Ossoff backers privately say they were always gunning for a runoff even if publicly he says an outright win is still within reach.
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One analyst believes that the market is too skittish and sees a buying opportunity in the financials, which is the worst performing sector in the S&P year-to-date, down more than 15 percent according to FactSet.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. 30-year government bond regained some luster on Tuesday as yield-hungry investors who had been skittish about owning longer-dated debt, loaded up on $12 billion of this maturity at an auction.
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And if the bookers or foreign attendees get skittish about terrorism, a more common violence to most non-westerners, then an evening of a fest or even an entire festival can be cancelled, leaving musicians high and dry.
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The Current TV arrangement was followed by months of lawsuits and infighting with skittish cable companies, which resulted in concessions such as the agreement that no TV content could be featured online—effectively partitioning AJAM's channel and website.
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But in the past few days, even skittish Democrats have demonstrated confidence that Mr. Trump has made the conversation about himself and the swirl of controversy over his words in his own party, rather than attacking Mrs. Clinton.
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Skittish global investors may be reassured by fairly steady growth expected in a flurry of Chinese data in coming weeks, but tepid demand, slowing investment and rising debt levels remain pressing concerns for the world's second-largest economy.
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"If jobs are lost based on tariffs, or if we have these trade wars going back and forth, people are going to be skittish, because they don't know if they're going to have a job tomorrow," he said.
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At the same time, Bloomberg campaign officials presented internal polling projections to skittish Democratic Party leaders, arguing that Mr. Bloomberg's presence in the race was actually containing Mr. Sanders's potential to run up the score on Super Tuesday.
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But that assurance did little to assuage fears among immigrants who were already skittish because of recent, stepped-up enforcement policies under the Trump administration, many of them supported by state and local government officials in the region.
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Michelle (Jamie-Lee O'Donnell) is a raunchy, raven-haired rebel who just wants to smooch boys; Clare (Nicola Coughlan) — my favorite of the posse — is a goody-two-shoes who might also be part paranoid, skittish woodland creature.
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The Kenobi series, for example, is the kind of marquee offering that could have become a movie, although the studio became more skittish about such spinoffs after "Solo: A Star Wars Story" proved disappointing at the box office.
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Hang may not always know their exact meaning, but she feels their intent and uses them to forge a path to skittish David; to Cora, David's American mother; to blustery LeeRoy; and, finally, to her driven, damaged self.
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The chamber did pass a spending bill delivering aid to the border this year, but Democrats battled one another so fiercely over the matter that it made the party only more skittish to deal with the Trump administration.
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" A former senior noncommissioned officer who took part in the battle said that the younger Afghan soldiers were skittish when it came to the fighting unless "the [press] cameras were near them or they wanted to show off.
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The soggy economic data comes in the backdrop of a sustained rise in the Japanese yen, which has risen sharply against peers after skittish investors piled into assets perceived to be safe after the uncertainty following the U.K. referendum.
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Of course, the president then had to go out jump into the fray with a tweet on Thursday morning:Amazon's stock lost $53 billion yesterday as Wall Street becomes skittish over any signs of speed bumps in the tech sector.
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After they turned up nothing, the Whitners decided to place a few articles of their clothing around the area where a skittish Wrigley was spotted by locals, in hopes the service dog would recognize the scent and reveal himself.
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The markets have become skittish, with the S&P 9603 swinging between gains and losses in the past few days as investors await the upcoming corporate earnings season and the outcome of a tight race to the White House.
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It's a bright Sunday in November—perfect weather for a braai, South Africa's cherished barbecue tradition—and in the hot stillness of the afternoon even the skittish, deerlike duikers that roam the backyard have paused their grazing to lounge.
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He announced a plan to set up a vote on a straight repeal of Obamacare, a move that could let some Republican senators save face but likely wouldn't pass given lawmakers are skittish about repealing Obamacare without a replacement.
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It's hard to feel invested in the dancers as characters, despite vivid dancing from the cast of 56, in particular Ms. Hyltin, Mr. Stanley and, as the Cuckoo Bird, a fittingly skittish Tiler Peck (no relation to the choreographer).
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Sure, the market could go up, but the instability of the administration already has Wall Street skittish, and with trade wars on the horizon, it's hardly a sure bet that conditions will be this promising four years from now.
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That sent its stock down 22019 percent after hours and knocked 123 percent off S&P 212 futures, suggesting the market was set to open weaker on Thursday as already skittish investors reconsider their earnings expectations for U.S. multinationals.
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At the Pentagon, Mr. Trump's reference to Ukraine alarmed officials, who have tried to reassure skittish European allies that the United States will stand with them to prevent Russia from carrying out the same predatory moves it imposed there.
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Calling "Erwartung" the "first Freudian opera," Mr. Botstein played excerpts to illustrate the work's restless, sometimes rootless harmonic language, the skittish interplay of contrapuntal lines, the composer's use of recurring motifs and the tormented emotional cast of the music.
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For business owners worried about how to sustain their businesses at a time when they are dealing with frightened employees, skittish customers, disrupted supply chains and a falling stock market, experts offer management tips on how to handle disruption.
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Early reporting on the effects of the Houston storm showed that financial markets were less skittish than expected, and some analysts even predicted a modest economic bump in the region, spurred by construction projects as people restore their properties.
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As she sings about the expansive possibilities of a wider world — "It's worth it to show 'em everything you kept inside" — a beat and a band gather behind her, but evaporate before they can frighten away that skittish listener.
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A young person in his 235s, unformed, skittish, goes out into the world and tries to fall in love, a project complicated by the bulky defenses that allow him to undertake so risky a venture in the first place.
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Pentagon reporters don't usually do feelings, and we certainly don't spend a lot of time talking to service members — many of whom are skittish about speaking on the record to reporters anyway — about their feelings on Defense Department policy.
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Businesses that have lumpy or erratic performance make investors skittish because it suggests that the management team doesn't know what to expect and therefore isn't in control of the results; this results in diminished valuation and volatility in stock prices.
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Along with a deep love for kitties and their emotional welfare, the clinic asks that prospective cuddlers are comfortable petting cats for long periods of time, know how to speak softly and sweetly and are prepared to calm skittish kitties.
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There's going to be a new set of privacy policies for users who make the switch from a Nest to a Google account, and any change like this should make users rightfully skittish about needing to pore over privacy policies.
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ON SEPTEMBER 983TH 2010 "The Oprah Winfrey Show" hosted the unlikely trio of Cory Booker, who was then the Democratic mayor of Newark, Chris Christie, who was then the Republican governor of New Jersey, and a skittish-looking Mark Zuckerberg.
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Ilishayev cited two delivery businesses that failed around the turn of this century, including warehouse-based grocery delivery service Webvan — which collapsed after reaching a more than $1 billion market value — as reasons that others may be skittish about warehouses.
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But health reform seems to follow the inverse dynamic: People appear to support big changes in the abstract, but get skittish and reactionary when the realities of change come into focus, especially when there's a loud, funded campaign to sow worry.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of global equity markets eased and the dollar slipped on Monday as an expected new round of tariffs from Washington on Chinese goods made investors skittish about an escalation of a U.S.-Sino dispute over trade.
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One reform he championed involved improving its ability to lend confidence-boosting dollops of cash to sound banks when markets get skittish, which in turn has allowed regulators to be tougher with the most indebted companies without causing systemic distress.
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Washington (CNN)Nikki Haley, the US envoy to the United Nations, is characterizing Russia as skittish and isolated in the wake of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad's deadly chemical weapons attack last week that killed scores of civilians, including children.
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Like Stahr, most of the studio chiefs are secular Jews, but unlike our square-jawed hero, largely unwilling to stand up to Hitler's representative in Hollywood, skittish about losing access to a major European market during the throes of the Depression.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of global equity markets eased and the dollar slipped on Monday as an expected new round of tariffs from Washington on Chinese goods made investors skittish about an escalation of a U.S.-Sino dispute over trade.
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Comprised of Leah Pritchard and Matt Mndolo, who have previously described themselves as "the non White Stripes", Alimony Hustle take lots of minimal elements—understated vocals, skittish drums and intricate guitar parts—and combine them into something huge and chunky.
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The first time my partner and I set foot in the place, we were skittish as fuck (luckily we ran into a couple we knew from our regular lives that night, which was actually really helpful after it stopped being weird).
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All the while the orchestra teems with fragments of skittish lines, piercing sonorities with notes that mingle into needling dissonances, chords that unfold in halting bursts atop pulsing rhythmic figures, and ominous, heaving bass lines that sometimes seem eerily disconnected.
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And, to be honest, the Workologist is a little skittish about overstepping the boundaries of workplace advice: Telling a reader to challenge her husband's (or her own) thinking about the division of parental responsibility seems like something in a different territory.
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The new agreement has given American national security officials the ability to assure the public, and skittish allies, that the country's commitment to the alliance remains intact — no matter any anti-NATO tweets or interviews or statements from Mr. Trump.
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Melodic fragments appear at the extreme low and high registers of the instrument; a phrase rendered in lumberjack-brawny full tone is answered by skittish scratches; a lyrical rumination comes up against a dead-end of dry-rubber plucked notes.
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Mr. Bryan is better as a sensualist: "Light It Up" has the skittish pulse of a frayed relationship, and he's at his most emotionally tactile on "Like You Say You Do," about coveting a woman his friend is letting down.
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One flight attendant for a major airline who did not want to be named because he wasn't authorized to speak to the media said that he and his coworkers were possibly more skittish about the downturn than catching the virus.
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The bill also includes substantial funds to help protect insurers from losses caused by unusually expensive patients, a measure designed to lure into the market those insurance carriers that have grown skittish by losses in the early years of Obamacare.
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SCHNEIDER CONCERTS, MAY 14 Luciano Berio, in his seminal 1960 work "Circles" for soprano, harp and two percussionists, explored unusual ways of setting words to music, eerily prolonging syllables and turning verbal sounds into skittish lines that dart and weave.
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The FT reported Tuesday that it would be similar to Snapchat Discover, which features videos from vetted creators and professional publishers and could provide a safe space for brands, especially ones that are skittish about advertising next to user-generated content.
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The Oxford team focused on verisimilitude, with the idea that if you can confuse buyers, the price of horn will eventually crater as potential acquirers either sate their desires with cheaper wares or grow skittish of buying the wrong thing.
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"Most of the deals have been tack-ons or tuck-ins, which reflects the fact that equity values are at all time highs and companies are skittish about entering into a merger agreement with the legislative uncertainty," a senior banker said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Skittish global investors may be reassured by fairly steady growth expected in a flurry of Chinese data in coming weeks, but tepid demand, slowing investment and rising debt levels remain pressing concerns for the world's second-largest economy.
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That leaves McConnell with no room for error, and the moderate members who were already skittish about BCRA might balk at a plan that is estimated to lead to even fewer Americans have health insurance than the initial Senate bill.
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In the previous day's trade, markets worldwide became skittish on the back of news that North Korea had fired a ballistic missile over Japan, however, U.S. markets finished in the black and Asia traded mostly higher on Wednesday as nerves abated.
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Oliver, one of the founders of H.B.A., feels that some designers who appropriate streetwear have a fascination with urban men but are also afraid of them—he considers their skittish engagement to be "disconnected from the real masculinity" driving street culture.
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It's also a savvy move towards respectability—a way to legitimize the game for hesitant consumers and skittish investors, who value the reach of such a social, popular game, but want it to have a reasonable degree of regulation and safety.
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There are affecting moments when tense family interaction (spats at the dinner table over meager Army rations dropped from a helicopter, bickering between the defensive, humiliated father and the exhausted mother) are activated by delicate figures, skittish lines and veiled instrumental textures.
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As skittish investors became more concerned with companies' earnings, some of the biggest victims of last year's IPO rut were private equity backed, highly indebted companies such as Neiman Marcus, which had been looking to use IPO proceeds to pay down debt.
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By his own admission, opener "Regular" contextualizes the record's ethos as clearly as possible, with the phrase "right now I don't have a backup plan for if I don't make it" repeated and spliced alongside swirling atmospheres, skittish percussion, and deep pads.
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Banks may step in to pick up the slack in these refinances, but banks have been increasingly skittish due to a slew of new regulations starting this year, particularly involving high volatility commercial real estate and rate terms which impact development lending.
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McClellan, who spent years working in big data, said Apple's use of generalized data to drive its AI and machine-learning efforts is probably music to the ears of consumers who are already skittish about what big corporations are doing with their data.
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"The new agreement has given American national security officials the ability to assure the public, and skittish allies, that the country's commitment to the alliance remains intact—no matter any anti-NATO tweets or interviews or statements from Mr. Trump," the Times claims.
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Asha Rangappa, who is a former FBI agent and a lecturer at Yale, explained the "short-sightedness" of the memo in a worthwhile Twitter thread, which she argued would make sources skittish about risking their safety to work with American intelligence agents: 7.
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"If Biden" -- who's long considered South Carolina to be his "firewall" but has recently seen cracks in it -- "wins on Saturday, folks who were skittish about his chances may feel a renewed sense of his electability rolling into Super Tuesday," Theodore Johnson said.
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As for Mr. Biden, he began 2020 with the least cash on hand of any of the four top candidates — less than $9 million — and his apparent fourth-place finish in Iowa already had some in the Democratic establishment skittish about his prospects.
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Allies say the chief danger is that a fourth-place finish — or even a third, depending on who is ahead of him and by how much — could jeopardize Mr. Biden's financial prospects, especially in a Democratic Party with a notoriously skittish political establishment.
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There are plenty of valid reasons for this — Clinton was more worried about failing to turn out minority voters, Obama was more worried about alienating skittish whites, and there was no way to respond to Trump's campaign without tackling race head-on.
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But just as Republicans seem to have a path that would allow them to pass Medicare reform — control of the White House, and both houses of Congress — the party has also become somewhat skittish on the idea, looking to prioritize Obamacare repeal instead.
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Though the informal deadline for a new NAFTA deal is set for March 31 — well within that 30-day period — talks have hit setbacks, and all three countries are skittish about inking a final agreement because 2018 is an election year for each.
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Tourism revenues are continuing to dry up following a series of terrorist attacks by the so-called Islamic State and the Kurdistan Workers' Party combined with the abortive coup, while Turkey's dependence on hot money and skittish investor sentiment makes it more vulnerable to shocks.
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Gold had fallen into a slump last summer and had been held back by a soft demand picture The changing demand dynamic, and a flight to safety by skittish investors, has changed the prospects for gold and it could perform much better in 22013.
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Tillerson's trip comes as the Trump administration is seeking to reassure skittish allies in Europe the US has their backs, all while exploring new areas for cooperation with Russia as advocated by President Donald Trump over opposition from some members of his own party.
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This skittish overreaction to a perceived threat to social order repeated itself in 2010, when the entire downtown core of Toronto went on police lockdown because of protests at the G-20 summit conference, protests that resulted in the largest mass arrests in Canadian history.
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Already, markets have been skittish in response to the 5-Star-League program, which includes a budget-busting basic income for needy Italians and a two-tier flat tax that is expected to add to Italy&aposs debt load, already Europe&aposs heaviest after Greece.
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Mitch McConnell started the Senate health care debate with an impossible task: reconciling the bitter differences between his conservative senators who wanted to undo as much of Obamacare as possible and more moderate members who were skittish about millions of people losing health insurance.
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It faces several investigations and lawsuits, customer airlines that have had to cut flights during the peak summer travel season due to the planes' grounding, and passengers who may be too skittish to fly the 737 Max once regulators give it a green light.
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He claimed on Monday that the police were so skittish about being accused of inappropriate profiling that they would balk at stopping someone who "looks like he's got a massive bomb on his back," if the suspect appeared to be of a certain background.
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Although he had no role in the handling or recruitment of agents or "business partners", Wilhem's position on the obscure "Company Development and Selection Committee" left him vulnerable to broader pressure for a clearout of managers from an increasingly skittish board, the sources said.
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President Trump, on his first full day in office, praised the intelligence community during a solemn trip to CIA headquarters and announced a state visit and trade talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May, reaffirming the skittish United Kingdom as a top U.S. ally.
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Despite their strength, on game night you may want to approach the Maroon 5 slowly and speak in soothing tones, as an ongoing, multi-pronged cultural controversy over who should and should not headline the Super Bowl halftime show may have made them skittish.
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Stock markets are plunging — down about 7% at Monday's close — oil prices are in free fall, supply chains are being disrupted, and in the middle of it all, small- and medium-sized businesses are dealing with frightened employees, skittish customers and an uncertain future.
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In it, a seal, octopus, walrus and mouse help each other don their face masks and then hug it out: Many travelers to and from China have voluntarily subjected themselves to a 14-day quarantine, leaving them isolated and making their neighbors skittish and avoidant.
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It is not difficult to understand why Iran would be skittish about talks after Trump withdrew from the JCPOA despite Iran&aposs independently verified compliance—to say nothing of his October bungling of a four-point deal painstakingly brokered by Paris between Washington and Tehran.
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Symptoms of PTSD include reliving the traumatic event through flashbacks or nightmares, feeling emotionally numb or avoiding places that serve as memories of the trauma, being unable to sleep or concentrate, and feeling skittish or irritable, the Anxiety and Depression Association of America website noted.
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When the last British ambassador described the Trump White House in cables to 10 Downing Street as "a uniquely dysfunctional environment," his "unvarnished assessments" came from two years of cultivating and kibitzing with many of those aides who are now too skittish to attend.
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But as the head of an image-conscious firm, his public show of support for Trump does not fit the pattern in Silicon Valley, where leaders are skittish about even acknowledging that they voted for Trump, never mind that they gave him big money.
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The free app offers explanations for basic aspects of aviation like takeoff and descent, and a tool to measure the G-force in turbulence, which shows passengers that the aircraft is well within the range to withstand any bumps — moments that particularly unnerve skittish fliers.
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What the bill doesn't include: Emily Martin, the vice president of education and workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center, which advised on the bill, notes that the Senate was a bit more skittish about member reimbursements and what that process would look like.
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Already insurers are skittish about the future of the exchanges thanks to the Trump administration's mismanagement—but any uncertainty or doubt about the system inevitably gets used by Republicans as a reason the ACA needs to be repealed and replaced with a much less generous system.
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He also provided an early reassurance to skittish members, who have publicly and privately voiced concerns ranging from mass disruption of the insurance markets and constituents losing care to the President -- at one point or another -- hanging them out to dry if the process hits a snag.
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Europe's retail index fell 2.2 percent, the biggest sectoral faller in Europe, and Britain's mid-caps suffered their sharpest fall this year, as investors grew more skittish about the resilience of consumer spending in Britain, where is inflation is climbing due largely to a weak pound.
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After La La Land — the sort-of frontrunner that hit every mark it seemingly needed to hit to clinch the title — lost in memorable fashion to Moonlight at the 20103 ceremony, those of us who like to predict these sorts of things are more skittish than ever.
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Parties can help you to meet like-minded people who are into the kinks and fetishes you are and who may be willing to explore them with you—or who can make you feel less skittish about sex more generally, since everyone's there for similar (horny) reasons.
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Nobody's going to tell him that he can't spend $60 million for a seaside property, but the fallout from that is a federal investigation of his affairs and the loss of business from a skittish pension-fund investor who's willing to sacrifice big gains for stability.
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To do so, Trump and his team will have to turn the charm on full blast and master the art of calming the skittish man or woman who just isn't used to a tidal wave of social media contacts or phone calls or visits from maniac politicos.
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Argentina's positive tide turned in April, when skittish investors, fearful of the global repercussions of a potential U.S.-China trade war combined with expansionary fiscal policy in the United States likely raising U.S. inflation and interest rates, started to pull their money out of emerging markets.
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For instance, companies are struggling to issue commercial paper — a popular form of short-term promissory note typically used to cover payroll, rent and other immediate payments — because the few skittish investors who aren't steering entirely clear are demanding the highest premium in more than a decade.
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HONG KONG — Anbang Insurance Group, whose chairman has been detained by the police, has seen its growth come to a screeching halt as Chinese investors who helped fund its meteoric rise prove skittish about a politically connected company that is no longer in Beijing's good graces.
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Many European nations, which have been skittish about Trump's attacks on the EU and NATO, offered a mixed endorsement, with some leaders seeing Democrats' victory as a source for optimism, and others, like Italy's right-wing populist leader Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, seizing on Trump's narrative of victory.
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But Gulf stock markets that are more susceptible to foreign fund flows such as Dubai's index and Qatar's index are likely to be dented by the skittish trading behaviour in Asian trading as investors decipher what a Donald Trump U.S presidency would do to fund flows to those markets.
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In November, for instance, he urged bishops attending a conference on the crisis in the States not to take any definitive steps until after the global meeting—a move that some argued was an additional skittish avoidance, while the Vatican insisted it was for the sake of global unity.
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But, thanks to Trump's historic unpopularity, the passion within the Democratic base and the malaise that appears to be creeping into their own base, Republicans who had assumed they would control the Senate well beyond the 2018 elections have to feel much more skittish about that prospect today.
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Munster's call comes as shares of Apple have pulled back near their 52-week low in the past two months, due in part to concerns around slow sales at iPhone suppliers, paired with a skittish stock market at home and economic uncertainty in Apple's fastest-growing market, China.
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But the positive comments from Ms. Collins — who voted in favor of Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, two of President Barack Obama's nominees — may have already shifted the pressure from leery Republicans to skittish Democrats running for re-election in states won handily by Mr. Trump in 2016.
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Whether all that is enough to convince a skittish Switch owner to drop $49 on a historically problematic product category will likely depend on the user in question, but it's good to see that Genki is aware of the problems and has thought a lot about solving them.
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But at a most inconvenient moment, Ms. Warren finds herself a candidate in-between, neither surging nor necessarily free-falling, struggling to channel the zeal that long powered her last year but also careful not to project any outward alarm to her slice of an often skittish Democratic electorate.
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About falling in love with her husband, the thriller writer John Katzenbach, Blais writes: "John and I met in New Jersey during the 1970s, a skittish time in the history of the republic" — as if they were clinging to the landing skids of the last helicopter out of Weehawken.
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In a stalemate, Congress would likely need to delay repeal and, to reassure skittish insurers, focus on small-scale repairs, such as affirming that subsidies will continue to be funded, and either enforcing the existing mandate or revising it so that more young and healthy people sign on.
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"The president will have to crack the whip, and hard, because notwithstanding some bravado chatter, it would not make sense to lose the support of the IMF at a time when the markets are so skittish and our debt-to-GDP ratio is nudging 60 percent," Satchu said.
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The meltdown at Three Mile Island and the decades-long debate about storing nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain have made people skittish about the prospects of this carbon-free energy source, but the UN and many experts say fission energy will be key to hitting our climate goals.
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Despite that support, the yuan still dropped 0.2% to 7.0708 in offshore markets, with currency markets still on edge after the People's Bank of China (PBOC) set its official reference rate at an 11-year low.. The skittish mood was underlined by continuing demand for currencies and commodities considered safe havens.
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Others used the Town Hall Project, a new volunteer-run database that logs opportunities to meet elected politicians—after rowdy meetings in places including Utah and California, some skittish members of Congress declined to hold public events in the recess that began on January 17th, or held virtual "tele-townhalls" instead.
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While Pence has gotten heavily involved behind the scenes, the vice president's initial meeting Monday with a small group of moderate members today was the first sign that anyone from the White House has started to approach the work of assuaging the concerns of the equally skittish moderates inside the conference.
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Not all patents and trademarks registered by technology companies turn into actual services, but Blue Apron has been a skittish stock since it went public late last month — it fell over 10% last week after a brokerage firm put out a research report pegging its value at only $2 a day.
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The reason corporate America is skittish about withdrawing from the Paris agreement is, in part, because all but two countries (Syria and Nicaragua) declined to sign it, and the U.S. is expected to play a critical role in implementing the deal, as well as providing leadership in renewable forms of energy.
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As the sweeping health care reform bill took shape in early 2009, Pelosi confronted a landscape peopled with intransigent House Republicans, reluctant Blue Dogs, liberals demanding nothing less than a single-payer system, skittish White House advisers and Senate Democrats willing to waste months in quixotic pursuit of bipartisan cover.
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The current state of WWE (outside its pay-per-views, which have been nearly as good the past four months as its television has been bad) might create an unexpected problem for AEW: its television has been so bad, with such abysmal ratings, that it might make any prospective home for AEW skittish.
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But try telling that to already skittish Republican House members who have spent the past week watching Trump make a political hash out of Hurricane Dorian's path and are confronted this morning with new polling from The Washington Post and ABC News that showed the President's approval rating at a dismal 38%.
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Many Israelis argue that Ma'ale Adumim — a city of 21975,215 with filled schools, a largely secular civic pride and skittish stray cats — is a special case: Its closeness to Jerusalem has put it near the top of the list of settlements Israelis say they could swap for other land in a peace deal.
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Still, Alimony Hustle do a lot with a little here as understated vocals, skittish drums and intricate guitar parts continually coalesce, splinter off and interrupt each other to create a sum of its parts, rather than clubbing you over the head with one overriding element like a roast comprised entirely of potatoes.
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And while viewers might be skittish about seeing Bachelor producers — who obviously orchestrated the entrance of her estranged ex Ross Jirgl, knew before she did Arie was going to shatter her heart in favor of Lauren, and responded to that news by filming the whole thing — in charge of Becca's romantic future again, she isn't.
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Her Senate colleagues and competitors, Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris, are more skittish, even though it is difficult to imagine some of their signature campaign issues—gun control for Mr Booker, paid family leave and abortion rights for Ms Gillibrand, and marijuana legalisation for Ms Harris—attracting eight or so breakaway Republican supporters.
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My father made sure that, as they jostled, they didn't stab one another with their horns; he went from one to the next, his staff raised, protecting the gentle cows from those who were known to be skittish or feisty (we had carefully burned the tips of the horns of the most aggressive ones).
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As to the virtual silence among GOP leaders about the substance of the damning court filings, one of the GOP strategists contacted over the weekend said "the fear factor is No. 1" -- meaning even GOP lawmakers who are profoundly disappointed by the President's conduct remain skittish about saying anything that would bring a presidential counterpunch.
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Whether she's a 17-year-old waiting for a parachute supply drop in the fields of occupied France; a diplomat's wife wreaking savage havoc on a dinner party during the Suez Canal Crisis; or a young advertising whiz slumming it with a Cockney stud, our Susan is less fire-breathing dragon than skittish whippet.
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"No reputable animal care facility would subject a skittish animal like a donkey to the stress of being restrained and sprayed with chemicals like paint, which could cause a painful allergic reaction, and PETA hopes that Cairo authorities are fully investigating this matter," PETA Foundation Vice President Delcianna Winders told CNN in a statement.
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Some 50,000 Americans each day depend on a strange and precarious supply chain easily disrupted by a variety of menaces: shipments grounded by fog in Dubai, skittish commercial airline pilots who refuse to carry radioactive material and unplanned nuclear reactor shutdowns, including one in South Africa when a mischievous baboon sneaked into a reactor hall.
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"We have a lot of people coming from other places, and we wanted to give them a window and a glimpse into this really cool city," said Mr. Glezman, who, after relocating to South Bend, moved with Mr. Buttigieg to an old frame fixer-upper they share with a skittish rescue mutt they named Truman.
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Blurting out lyrics with skittish, unpredictable energy and impatient charm, he recalls a less cartoonish E-40, another California rapper whose babbling plays rhythmic jokes on you, especially when he coins his own poetic idioms ("Two dicks in my pants!" he announces without explanation; you can either assume he means guns or take him literally).
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Investors might be skittish about tax reform, but they might also be worried it's just been so long since there's been a real dip: The S&P 500 hasn't had more than a 5 percent decline in more than 18 months and hasn't seen a correction — a reversal of 10 percent or more — since May 2015 to February 2016.
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About those Republican cracks The White House had good reason for concern about GOP unity 72 hours ago, when House GOP leaders were sending word that a group of their members were growing skittish and across the Capitol and more and more GOP senators were voicing concern with the President's position and strategy, or lack there of.
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In 1988, five years after voting in favor of a 200-mile light rail system with local financing, Dallas voters refused to approve bonds to pay for construction, growing skittish on the whole prospect due to the oil crisis which hurt the local economy, according to Indiana University professor George Smerk's history of the government's mass transportation policy.
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Between the economic pressures that Saudi Arabia is increasingly facing — the price of oil is hovering around $50 a barrel when the kingdom needs it to sell for $70 to maintain its budget — and the executives who are rightly skittish about investing there, Mr. Trump may have pushed Congress toward taking actions that create more problems.
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This confident, vampish St. Vincent was a world away from the skittish Texan indie guitarist who'd toured with the Polyphonic Spree and Sufjan Stevens during the 2000s and made records on the side, or even the more musically equanimous and ambitious St. Vincent on the wonderful 2011 album Strange Mercy, which explored the unlikely bedfellows of submissive sexuality and depression.
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But the listings for a legal counsel and for a finance and operations manager do spell out some details: Venture capital firms have been generally skittish about investing in cryptocurrencies directly, with some saying that their limited partners could very well do so without their help (and avoid the fees that they'd have to pay to the venture capital firms to do it for them).
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While I wouldn't need to worry about acting out any specific scenes, Virgil did receive the full backstory treatment, and a couple weeks before SXSW, Giant Spoon and writer-director David Wally offered me several takes on Virgil: he could be a confident fourth-generation lawman, a tentative rookie, a corrupt cop, a skittish coward scared of Sweetwater's tougher elements, or a sadistic deputy who thought residents needed harsher punishment.
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"It's no surprise that a skittish steer would react to a perceived threat by charging, and PETA is calling on the University of Texas and the University of Georgia to learn from this dangerous incident, retire their live-animal mascots, and stick to the talented costumed mascots who can lead cheers, react to the crowd, and pump up the team," PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange said in a statement.
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With European member states having become increasingly skittish about America's commitment to the NATO alliance, especially in light of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's negative musings about its value to the United States, a reduction of that magnitude hardly helps matters.
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Trump is for the moment saying he's committed to diplomacy and believes he would "probably have a very good relationship with Kim Jong Un." But here's the bad news, and the reason hours of conversations with some of the people who know North Korea best have left me feeling profoundly unsettled: It's easy to imagine a misunderstanding or accidental run-in between the two skittish countries leading to a full-blown war.
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