Maybe subjective softness is attainable, but universal softness is not.
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Femininity meant softness, and softness, in sports, meant you were benched.
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There was a great softness to Ivana, and she still has that softness.
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These are normal companies that should see softness in their business if there's something coming down the pike, and we haven't seen that softness yet in our order numbers.
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If people punish women for assertiveness, maybe she'll embrace softness.
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It's softness in the verses builds to an anthemic chorus.
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It mirrors this softness that happens, and what K wants.
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Go deeper: Samsung warning shows continued softness in consumer electronics
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Fabric, like the softness of femininity, is universal and powerful.
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Curves in handwriting show softness, nurturing and a maternal nature.
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IM NOT REALLY SEEING ANY TYPE OF SOFTNESS AT ALL.
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There was a softness in him that hadn't hardened yet.
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There's a softness in his typically effusive and upbeat tone.
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"We've really seen some softness in the business," he said.
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She was careful to ensure that Teresa retained some softness.
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" Mr. Franklin judges chiefly by feeling "the floppiness and softness.
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Do you prefer firmness for support, or softness for comfort?
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So I searched for softness wherever I could find it.
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Aging is as natural as a baby's softness and scent.
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It does suffer at times from a softness of focus.
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What is at play goes beyond softness in the economy.
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But it does demonstrate some softness within this voting bloc.
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Counterfeit bags can't fake the buttery softness of the lambskin lining.
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The softness is cut with pickle slices, ketchup, and diced onions.
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He's bringing that same softness to theaters right now, in Paterson.
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Mr Terrazas warns of overreaction to "any slight news of softness".
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Savor the grip of his hugs, the softness in his eyes.
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Senior Fed officials have largely dismissed the inflation softness as temporary.
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But tape's extreme softness allows it to fill in those spaces.
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That includes softness at Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks and Restoration Hardware.
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The secret softness of these supposedly irredeemable characters could be fascinating.
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This will add some softness, but don't expect that much warmth.
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The loudness of the music masked the softness of my confidence.
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Down pillows are popular for their softness, luxurious feel, and versatility.
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Most customers commented on the softness and comfort of the fabric.
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There was a softness to the air, a promise of rebirth.
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The softness of Valero-O'Connell's aesthetic is integral to this effect.
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Housing has already shown softness in some markets in recent months.
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As it has before, GE said "softness" was the main culprit.
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"There has been some continued softness" a secondary loan trader said.
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Can the nano-texture be damaged by anything of insufficient softness?
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The secret seems to have been in the softness of the expectation.
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Noah does a great job of drawing out his softness and sweetness.
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A resurgent U.S. economy would help offset softness elsewhere in the world.
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But if the stink of softness sticks, he might be in trouble.
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Despite this softness, several analysts reiterated their "buy" rating on the retailer.
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And now signs of softness are appearing in parts of the economy.
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"It's a revenue softness," he said, adding that demand is "gradually" recovering.
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But also their tenor and how they talk to us, the softness.
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The ballet seemed to show a softness that was new to Peck.
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Clothing quality: I was pleasantly surprised at the softness of the fabric.
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For sheer softness, though, it didn't hold a candle to the lokum.
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Now, having said that, of course, there's always softness around the corner.
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COKING COAL DECLINE One reason could be softness in India's steel sector.
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It has this really beautiful softness to it, like your grandmother's skin.
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Another worry for the central banker is softness in the domestic labour market.
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First, she stands stoically in a white sculptural dress, overpowering the statue's softness.
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In contrast to these two artists, there is a softness to her work.
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All of the edges have chamfers with just the right amount of softness.
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The softness in demand "hasn't necessarily changed" from 12 months ago, he said.
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With digital zoom, a certain amount of softness and graininess tends to appear.
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The softness of the original keystrokes is replaced by a much firmer response.
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But the softness of consumption may now be putting that out of reach.
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Bears are arguing this is a sign of consumer softness at the edges.
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The pika has adorably soft fur; a Pikachu's coat is of questionable softness.
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The softness in manufacturing appears to be spilling over to the services sector.
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Dudley also said several sectors of the economy are showing signs of softness.
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Softness and femme energy can be turned on their heads to demonstrate refusal.
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P.M. Dawn's sound was singular — rooted in hip-hop but unafraid of softness.
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I was ashamed for having revealed softness in the presence of my oppressor.
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Substrates limit things in several ways, including overall softness, weight, and gas permeability.
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The concept of softness in general is a reoccurring theme in Japanese skincare.
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"We saw some softness in the tourism market in China," Mr. Iger said.
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Blame also the softness in agriculture, another consequence of his misguided trade war.
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Importantly, we believe any revenue softness will be overshadowed by the profit upside.
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The company pointed to softness in the retail consumer foods and coffee segments.
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The company points to softness in the retail consumer foods and coffee segments.
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What I like about Buddhism is that it brings in softness and quietness.
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What is unexpected is his softness, something he admits is new for him.
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Seemingly stronger at first look, the forecast may actually point to softness ahead.
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"Most participants viewed the recent softness in these price data as largely reflecting idiosyncratic factors...however, several participants expressed concern that progress...might have slowed and that the recent softness in inflation might persist," the Fed said in the minutes.
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Jordan wears both strength and softness as comfortably as he wears very fitted shirts.
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"Overall, Powells tone is cautious which is contributing to U.S. dollar softness," Viloria said.
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Any human who values coziness knows it relies on two components: warmth and softness.
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But should fund managers be worried by indications of softness in the physical market?
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Experts also believe that softness in China's economy could dampen demand for Apple's products.
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Next, apply a lightweight oil — like Sebastian Professional Dark Oil — for softness, and blowdry.
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That leaves the core manufacturing sector as the prime point of Chinese demand softness.
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Forbes meanwhile attributes some of the softness in viewership to the National Anthem protests.
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But Dudas said any near-term softness in copper prices is a buying opportunity.
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The coffee brand has shown softness for several quarters, raising red flags for investors.
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Data earlier this month showed surprising softness in November's factory output and retail sales.
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Then in middle age, out of softness, laziness and self-approval, he indulged himself.
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I do kind of miss the softness and plushness of the traditional po'boy bread.
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It's just a matter of finding the right softness for the right impact force.
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In silk circles, thickness correlates to softness, and 22 is apparently an ideal number.
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Broken Age's craft elements are the abstract implementation of Overmother's protective—or controlling—softness.
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Thread counts between 300 and 600 are the sweet spot for softness and strength.
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Or the rising star Lucas Hedges, also 21, whose acting exudes anti-alpha softness.
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Traversing the road back to softness helped the artist once again see the light.
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Tiffany said it had "strong growth" in mainland China but "softness" in Hong Kong.
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This should have been a perfect blend of saltiness and sweetness, crispness and softness.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, look, we've had some softness in the Spring and Summer quarters.
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The mattress had the right mix of firmness and softness, and I slept great.
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The loudness of the film, both literally and figuratively, requires Emily's silence and softness.
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The arugula and fennel lend a gentle crunch; the carrots give their rich softness.
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But there's a softness in the eyes because he's sitting across from his grandson.
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I had no feminine mothering and softness, and I was very harsh on myself.
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Venus in Taurus is bringing softness to some very sensitive, intense situations in your life.
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The company cited some softness in server demand and some weakness in China, spooking investors.
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Pockets of softness mix with more obstinate applications of opaque color, instigating an emotional response.
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In addition, several trade-oriented economies also reported softness in their import and export activities.
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Lower restructuring revenue and softness in European deal completions hurt the unit, the company said.
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SORENSON: MUCH LESS SO. AND YOU GOT A LITTLE BIT – YOU GET A LITTLE SOFTNESS.
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Softness in China, where Apple gets nearly 20% of its revenues, has been a concern.
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Discussions about the texture, color, or softness of the pillow are secondary considerations, Balint says.
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Growth in the consumer business helped offset softness in market revenue and Wall Street businesses.
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Next to the Rock, Statham is atypically understated, and his cynical softness works remarkably well.
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First, the International L'Oréal Professionnel Stylist adds a drop of oil for softness and shine.
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Despite her dark wardrobe and wolflike rapacity on stage, she has a softness in person.
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However, it lowered its full-year outlook on anticipated softness in brick-and-mortar retail.
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I think overall there will be a bit of softness across the market you feel.
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Bergman's close-ups in "Notorious" have the charcoal softness of a child recognizing its mother.
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Companies including FedEx (FDX) have already warned of trouble due to the softness from China.
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"As you know, our primary softness has been centered around Frappuccino," Brewer said on Thursday.
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If softness is your biggest concern, you'll fall in love with Naadam's Mongolian cashmere sweaters.
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Southwest also mentioned unexpected softness during the second half of February that has since rebounded.
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The broader Hang Seng index fell 6.5% in June, reflecting softness in Chinese tech stocks.
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Beyond looking chic at bedtime, these pajamas will wrap you up in silky smooth softness.
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The softness of the pencil allows for blending where colors meet, producing an ombré effect.
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There really wasn't much in the way of softness or fragrant scents about the encounter.
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You can control the degree of your asparagus's softness by choosing the size with care.
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"Tesla sales in China are being affected by the softness in the market," he said.
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And also some of the softness we saw in spending on services over the summer.
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The company also lowered its full year guidance, due to softness in its Timberland brand.
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She is trying harder and there is a softness to Caitlyn that is new to me.
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But what felt like cyclical softness looks increasingly like it is being compounded by structural decline.
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Revenue was below Street forecasts, however, due in large part to softness in the European market.
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Even so, my palate detects an underlying degree of alkaline softness that I've never experienced before.
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The only moment of softness in The Hateful Eight is a setup to a gory gag.
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"His strength would startle you but then his softness would catch you off guard," he continues.
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"It will have to make a convincing case that softness in Q1 ... is transitory," they said.
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ED BASTIAN: We've seen some softness both in the Pacific as well as in the Transatlantic.
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Dad Internet delights in reassurances and softness and pliability and a certain kind of lovable uselessness.
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I think in early 2020, you are just going to see softness in the U.S. economy.
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This softness is expected to continue into the second half of the year, the company said.
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In addition to its internal challenges, Coach is challenged by softness in the overall handbag market.
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But corruption, his perceived softness on Trump, and other issues have damaged Pena Nieto's party's standing.
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Despite recent softness, Nordstrom management reiterated its goal of operating 300 of these locations by 2020.
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But he expects the softness to remain in the fourth quarter, with growth at just 1%.
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Though sales in wearables continue to excel, they haven't been enough to counter softness in mobile.
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The retailer said it saw softness in in-store sales, although digital sales growth was strong.
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Their contrasting qualities of movement — Ms. Whelan's angular alertness, Mr. Brooks's rounder softness — keep it interesting.
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Her softness gives the show space to explore something new, and that's how such bravado emerges.
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THAT HAS TRADITIONALLY OR RECENTLY BEEN THE CATEGORY THAT HAS SEEN SOFTNESS ACROSS THE RETAIL INDUSTRY.
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I had a very tough exterior in Detroit and I wanted more softness to come through.
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And no need to finish it off with hairspray — the key to this look is softness.
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Safety, softness, even boundaries, just aren't coming from anywhere else, so here we are, doing it.
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Strength in its consumer sector helped offset softness in Citi's Wall Street business and corporate banking.
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The Heavyweight Cashmere was obviously heavier, but it feels identical to touch in terms of softness.
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This is what many believe happened with polyester fleece, which was initially coveted for its softness.
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The best mattresses for side sleepersSide sleepers need a certain level of support, softness, and firmness.
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He pointed to softness in the manufacturing sector as the reason he's bracing for "mild" disappointment.
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Buyers overwhelmingly comment on the softness of the fleece and the overall comfort of the slippers.
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The colors add a hint of softness to an otherwise gold-gilded and marble-clad room.
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I was struck by the strength of their words juxtaposed with the softness of their tone.
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Quest Diagnostics – Quest lowered its 2018 revenue and earnings guidance, citing "volume softness" at its medical labs.
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Quest Diagnostics (DGX) lowered its 2018 revenue and earnings guidance, citing "volume softness" at its medical labs.
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Some people are born with it while others — like me — have to labor to achieve desired softness.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before championed the very radical softness it's making its viewers feel.
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We've seen a softness in the numbers and the new orders and the regional Fed manufacturing surveys.
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Some firms said they had noticed recent softness in demand from U.S. clients due to that uncertainty.
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Whatever softness might exist in the standard iPhone photo (left) basically disappears in the Microsoft Pix version.
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Children's brand Carter's last month lowered its full-year sales forecast because of softness at department stores.
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But seriously: The asymmetrical line automatically adds an element of softness to your features, every single time.
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That would be one option the Fed would have should the current bout of economic softness intensify.
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UBS explains that the stock's underperformance in 2015 is mostly due to softness in insurance and railroads.
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Yet high-yield junk funds showed continued softness, posting $386 million in withdrawals during the latest week.
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Is this moderation in services the first sign that the softness in manufacturing is now impacting services?
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She's younger and more innocent, and there's still a softness and baby-fat roundness to her face.
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They judged "the apparent softness in spending in the first quarter was unlikely to persist," it said.
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The resulting softness in refined metal import demand is being compounded by continued robust "exports" of copper.
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Softness in the dollar was also likely due to a spat between President Donald Trump and Sen.
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Quilted Northern Ultra Plush Supreme Toilet Paper is the ideal tissue when softness is your top concern.
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Apple (AAPL) warned last week that its holiday quarter sales would miss forecasts due to China softness.
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Similarly, I think the clothes we are drawn to now have a softness and modesty to them.
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But her relationship with Tobias makes for a surprising moment of softness in this otherwise gritty adventure.
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Third, Powell highlighted the weak 22019,000 jobs report in May as an indication of labor market softness.
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The reviewer appreciated the balance of softness and bounce afforded by the plush top and pocket coils.
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Wheat price jumps more than offset softness in corn prices due to record harvests in South America.
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Clinton will make another stop on Monday, so clearly the Clinton campaign thinks there's some softness there.
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I was impressed with how well Leesa's luxury hybrid mattress balances firm support with cloud-like softness.
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No, it won't have the softness that the regular Arizona offers, but it's one-third the price.
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Despite the softness on the demand-side of the economy, the manufacturing sector recovery is gaining steam.
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I ask myself, then try to provide for her—some love, some softness, some words of affirmation.
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I understood from a young age that I was a femme, a sissy, something that desired softness.
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You can recognize her in the pictures, the same softness in her eyes, the long, strong hands.
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The dearth of bids reflects the softness of the real estate market, particularly at the upper end.
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And with just the right amount of softness and loft, they're an excellent option for stomach sleepers.
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HPE also said the computer and storage markets are showing signs of softness in the current quarter.
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Its leavening action puffs the filling, as it would puff a cake batter, adding air and softness.
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He modified the poured concrete stairwells, hand-sanding the hard-edged corners to achieve an organic softness.
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The dollar's softness benefits American companies with sales abroad, as those foreign revenues are translated into dollars.
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Under Ms. Saget's watch, dried fish are resurrected into softness, then packed into her handmade puff pastry.
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U.S. trade policies and softness in the domestic auto and industrial sectors have also hit freight volumes.
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There's "such joy, kindness and softness in the relationship with the girls," she said in an interview.
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One night in mid-December, lying in bed, he felt a cobwebby softness on his left cheek.
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There's a softness to his music, even though you can play it in the hardest club set.
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In her lab, Andrew is capitalizing on this softness to develop pajamas that monitor your sleep posture.
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Solid ice is a gift to trackless stealth, but this touch of softness will emboss every footfall.
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Because there is something about the fabric and the softness from women wearing it that I love.
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Davis told CNBC that it is seeing overall softness in its China business, particularly in its chip unit.
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It appears to me that buyers are seeing a bit of value after recent softness in the market.
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His all-in-one role as coach, tutor, drill sergeant and manager undoubtedly left little time for softness.
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The softness comes as the trade war between the United States and China is back in full swing.
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Flying through drizzle and sea breeze, I see the women beaming down from billboards with a new softness.
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We expect the company to show above-industry Y/Y growth with strength in NA and softness int'lly.
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That mix of old and new, and that youth and wisdom and structure and softness, I really loved.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES SAYS IT SAW SOFTNESS IN LAST-MINUTE BOOKINGS IN MID-MARCH DUE TO 737 MAX UNCERTAINTY
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COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO EXEC - THERE HAS BEEN A LITTLE BIT OF SOFTNESS IN THE U.S. MARKET- DB CONF
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Lear's rage comes naturally to her, but there is a moving softness and humour in her mad scenes.
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It's also seen a "continuation of sales softness" relative to last year, and to its other U.S. stores.
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Still, there's a human softness to "Moth," with hints of Sade in certain smooth melodies and saxophone lines.
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Among the considerations were the recent softness in inflation, the government shutdown and the path of fiscal policy.
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We see slight warping and obvious softness at the corners, but it's better than the no-brand lens.
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The combination of low price, decent quality, and increasing softness justifies the praise these sheet sets are receiving.
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The euro zone single currency had initially rebounded after Draghi played down concern over recent softness in data.
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When in opposition, Mr Modi and his colleagues were fierce critics of Mr Singh's alleged softness towards Pakistan.
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It's been difficult to reconcile both this sudden softness towards each other and their discomfort with seducing others.
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Other factors helping earnings and overseas economic growth are softness in the U.S. dollar and stabilizing oil prices.
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Plemons' performance makes David's pity relatable, giving the young man an outward softness that conceals the biting humor.
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The reviewer liked that the pocket coils and plush top afforded a pleasant combination of bounce and softness.
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There's the crunch of tortilla chips and the pillowy softness of avocado chunks — not quite guacamole, but close.
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The denim includes 18% Tencel, a fabric made from wood cellulose that gives the fabric softness and breathability.
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Tire maker Goodyear (GT) and FedEx (FDX) have also said that softness in China was hurting their profits.
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My hair looked even better after I used those; there was even more shine, softness, bounce, and definition.
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The Juilliard students (coached by the faculty member and Taylor alumna Linda Kent) performed with a lovely softness.
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"Just as most men are attracted to femininity, or softness, most women are attracted to masculinity," Venker wrote.
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Each dose revives damaged, brittle hair from root-to-tip in 60 seconds, so you'll instantly notice softness.
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Reviewers on J.Crew's own website love the Dreamy Cotton Pajamas, raving about their softness, fit, and good looks.
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It's a game that got me thinking about hardness and softness, opaqueness and transparency, accessibility and total obtuseness.
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Technically a vegetable, it is treated like a fruit, simmered to softness with sugar to counteract its astringency.
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There's a softness cutting through the affect, a sorrow of soul that gives Joker a pale, tragic glow.
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The same softness which once made you a target now compels people to trust you with their stories.
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Silvertip bristles are prized for this distinct color pattern as well as for their unrivaled softness and pliability.
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After the sauce and kefta had simmered into a velvety softness, it was time to add the eggs.
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The softness of the synthesizers on "Hyperspace" gives many of the songs a pleading and almost hymnlike feel.
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Some worry that the decrease in imports could indicate softness in domestic demand, a key driver of growth.
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It's 85% wool, so you'll experience fluffy softness you wouldn't expect from a rug that looks so sophisticated.
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Ultimately, Kim says, the key to honestly capturing the haenyeo was in recognizing both their softness and toughness.
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He's supposed to be gruff and soulless, and yet she brings out the softness and vulnerability in him.
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"However, China, is exhibiting signs of softness in F17, including lower interest in the 7 than the 6/6s."
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For me, at least, it is the sounds and the softness of the material that makes it so satisfying.
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While Fitch does not expect Viacom to lose any distribution deals, continued ratings softness could weaken its negotiating position.
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In addition, recent softness in top-line growth could continue to delay UVN's IPO, which hampers its deleveraging efforts.
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As agrarian life gave way to creeping urbanization and industrialization, the voices of Social Darwinism sounded the softness alarm.
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Continued weakness in the domestic market along with softness in South America are affecting the company's farm machinery business.
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Moreover, this cold hard straw lacks the softness that makes straws so great, meaning you can't chew on it.
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Softness in consumer spending briefly spooked stock markets this week, which were already seesawing thanks to trade-war uncertainty.
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That was very important, because there was a softness and an innocence to Jonas that perhaps wasn't immediately obvious.
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It's a little more than I would normally spend, but the softness of this sweatshirt makes it worth it.
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To understand areas of softness and success, Foursquare's data scientists looked at how specific brands and categories will fare.
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Growth in the consumer business helped offset softness in the Bank of America's market revenue and Wall Street businesses.
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There's a softness, and kindness, and there's almost this glint of humor that lies behind everything that they do.
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In the earnings call, Apple CEO Tim Cook noted "economic softness" was beginning to grow evident in the region.
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Ablin also likes homebuilders on softness because sentiment in the space is positive, but the stocks are still negative.
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More cost reductions may be in order going forward if the softness in the consumer packaged goods market continues.
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The softness of Brooks's lines and the vulnerability of her subject imbue the work with a sense of voyeurism.
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At the same time, neighboring Nevada has seen softness too but store owners don't blame that state's gun regulations.
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The natural food distributor cites softness in its retail business as well as costs related to company restructuring moves.
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Known for its softness, it is used in cosmetic products like blush because it absorbs moisture and prevents caking.
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She had brought her softness, her femininity, her down-to-earth practicality and deep empathy into our life together.
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Its a lot of issues swirling around at the moment but there is some sign of softness in demand.
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"She has a softness, but I detected a steely core to her," a royal family friend said of Doria.
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Apartment Therapy recommended the Hughes Sofa because it received high marks for seat softness and depth in its tests.
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The shredded memory foam provides excellent support and just enough firmness, while the microfiber adds cushioning comfort and softness.
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Softness in the Japanese currency came after the Japanese central bank kept its monetary policy steady earlier this week.
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Duvet covers will add another layer of softness, a fun color or design, and durability to your pricey duvet.
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The supposed point of Bigelow's National Institute for Discovery Science was to get away from that kind of softness.
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Meanwhile, Warren Jacques' works, inspired by landscapes and the night sky, share a softness with Otto's mixed-media pieces.
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The garnered some safe-haven demand on initial weakness on Wall Street and softness in other major stock markets.
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CEO Drew Nelson said the company's problems had been compounded by a "well-heralded softness in the smartphone market".
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Roasted at high heat, red onions get crisp at the edges, providing textural contrast to all the luxurious softness.
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That's due to external headwinds, softness in 5G network spending and lower electric vehicle sales in China, it said.
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The party was beset by "laxity and softness" before he took charge, Mr. Xi told the delegates on Wednesday.
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Then she visits Paris, the screen floods with warmth and softness, and, for the first time, hope seems possible.
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Verb Ghost Oil is an easy-to-use product that detangles, adds shine and softness, and revitalizes your hair.
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Even though the oil markets are entering a period of seasonal softness, she sees geopolitical trends supporting pricier oil.
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This 3-inch mattress topper uses ventilated gel material that supposedly adds softness to your mattress and relieves pressure.
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Demand for wide-body planes remains relatively weak amid some softness in international travel and a slump in cargo.
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Yet despite their size, they're plush and capable of softness as they crumple to the floor and rise up.
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This salad illustrates his point perfectly, vibrating with tension between salt and vinegar, softness and crunch, sweetness and tang.
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He prefers the softness of its texture, and the wide variety of color options (it comes in 170 shades).
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Analysts expect earnings growth in emerging markets to rebound in 2019, despite recent softness from the global trade slowdown.
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Tire maker Goodyear (GT) and FedEx (FDX) have also said that softness in China was hurting their profits. 4.
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He prefers the softness of its texture, and the wide variety of color options (it comes in 170 shades).
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Arya may be equally a victim of emotional trauma, but she has always wielded violence and strength, not softness.
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If there was a downside it was that a 4% fall in imports suggested softness in domestic consumption and investment.
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By the time their fifth and last album, 10,000 Days came around, the band were practicing an entirely vulnerable softness.
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The chewy varieties did not disappoint either; they are similarly structured, but with a bonus added softness in each bite.
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The softness of his voice and sincerity in his eyes brought me to tears because I felt like a fraud.
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The company said on Friday that it expected its cost savings and other initiatives to offset the softness in advertising.
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After rinsing, I was left with just the amount of softness I like, without that heavy, weighed-down feeling. Success.
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While prime rents have held up to date, should the softness continue, they could be the next shoe to drop.
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Trump Economic Advisor Peter Navarro cited softness in manufacturing and construction jobs as a reason the Fed would stand pat.
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This lends a certain softness to their properties as a material and allows them to slip past each other easily.
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That followed its warning earlier this month that revenue would be less than previously expected due to softness in China.
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Energy issuers are no longer at the epicenter of credit weakness, but the prolonged softness of commodities is a drag.
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Apple also forecast its first revenue drop in 43 years, citing some softness in the critical Chinese market, Reuters reported.
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Apple began to see "some signs of economic softness" in its Greater China region earlier this month, according to Cook.
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Friday's monthly employment report might also add to concerns about the U.S. economy given recent softness in some data points.
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Softness in car sales and questions over U.S. economic stimulus also weighed, while China's outlook still calls for a slowdown.
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We probably wouldn't put something as tough as country bread on our face, but the softness of a butter roll?
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The consumerist images we're blasted with tell us that having a baby is all twinkly toys, contented gurgles, and softness.
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A senior Boeing executive said in August that the plane maker was not seeing any softness in demand in China.
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JLT said in a statement that the trading environment had been challenging, with "sustained softness" in insurance and reinsurance prices.
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Unlike other dairy-free ice cream, it maintains its softness so that it stays creamy and is easy to scoop.
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Pillow-top mattresses can have springs underneath or not, but they always have a fluffy, pillowy top for extra softness.
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Many people love down pillows for their supreme softness and the way they gently cradle your head while you sleep.
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For the woman on your list, the Natori Robe not only offers superb softness and comfort but style as well.
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They a nice level of softness, but may compress too much under pressure, not giving sleepers the support they need.
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In the volume's final poem of, "Softness," Kandinsky writes: Each lay on his own horse, which was unbecoming and improper.
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Softness in Manhattan's luxury market has helped the rental market in recent months, but there is still cause for concern.
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The Sherpa blanket lives up to its 4.7-star customer rating on Amazon with its balance of warmth and softness.
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The boys who were told that their creativity, their softness, their queerness and their beauty were incompatible with their blackness.
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Mr. McKinnon had recommended a finisher that returned to American Giant flannel with all the softness of an outdoor carpet.
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I definitely agree: I used OsoCozy Prefolds with my babies, and you can't beat the cost savings, durability, and softness.
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Softness, though equally subjective, at least gets that lovely old word, soft, from the Old English for calm and agreeable.
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Miller says the company is very focused on the struggling power business, as order softness has continued in the sector.
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The Nikkei 210 advanced 234 percent, or 260 points, to close at 2500,282, buoyed by extended softness in the yen.
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These babies (normally $68, sale $51) are basically MeUndies in pants form — so there's even more stretchy softness to love.
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A bearded and slightly cherubic man, Munshi-South speaks engagingly about his epiphany despite the notable softness of his voice.
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The fleece is brushed on both sides, giving it that extra softness that you'd expect from a good fleece blanket.
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The company, founded as a small textile company in 1903, has also warned of softness in the European automotive market.
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Kotowski did note that Warren's momentum is not the only possible reason for the recent softness in the financial sector.
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Yet stubborn softness in wages has kept inflation in check, suggesting there is still plenty of slack in the economy.
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Analysts attributed the softness in resources stocks to a continued retreat in China's commodities futures market after a dramatic rally.
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Wirecutter recommends the transcendent softness of Cottonelle's Ultra Comfort Care, promising you'll use less of it because it works better.
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But it's not just the softness of the shirt that's important — It's the benefits it gives you during your workout.
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Don't make my mistakes; instead, buy these Puffs Facial Tissues, which is Wirecutter's top pick for their strength and softness.
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Softness wasn't missing on Body Talk, but the robotic production textures of the record didn't lend itself to such nuances.
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Made from a relaxed fabric with a subtle texture, it has that lived-in softness, even fresh out of the box.
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All Jeb would have needed to do was overcome the other 16 Republican primary contenders, Hillary Clinton, and his own softness.
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The rise in cosmetics sales comes as a limited number of new fragrance launches has contributed to softness in that subcategory.
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The company said some of that softness was due to Hurricane Michael, the California wildfires, and the recent East Coast snowstorm.
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She also noted that her firm's research shows greater softness for iPhone sales in the larger markets of U.S. and Europe.
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It's not that they have some kind of defect or fall into one of the worn-out bromides about mental softness.
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A caramel-colored leather sofa adds warmth to the space and a plush area rug offers softness to the hardwood floors.
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The softness in the dollar will serve to support equity prices, according to Costa, as it hovers at three-year lows.
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Pressed against her softness, I rode the undulating waves and opened my mouth, swallowing everything she gave: love, anger, resentment, hate.
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The analyst added that the ongoing concerns over the U.S.-China tariff situation may have contributed to "softness" in the stock.
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The camera was draped in a thin sheet of bridal-veil fabric, which created an effect visually stunning in its softness.
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The genetic testing company Illumina has been warning of softness in the direct-to-consumer genetic testing market as well. 3.
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CEO Manny Chirico told Cramer that they saw some softness in the quarter, which was reflected in its results and forecast.
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The "looking a little soft" taunt directed at Momoa is only negative if one finds softness — a feminized quality — inherently negative.
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Department stores kicked off with better than expected results last week, but Friday's retail sales figures for July showed overall softness.
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I started working with different human hair and testing with materials that resemble human flesh qualities in texture, reliefs, and softness.
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Any softness in the currency, coupled with low foreign positioning overall in those assets, made local debt attractive, said JPMorgan's Amoa.
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Berkeley rose 1.9 percent after it stuck to its profit target despite softness in Britain's housing market caused by Brexit uncertainties.
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Berkeley added 2 percent after it stuck to its profit target despite softness in Britain's housing market caused by Brexit uncertainties.
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Strategists say one of the reasons for this "flattening" move, often associated with economic softness, is uncertainty about the Trump agenda.
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Despite softness in the fourth quarter, the YPO Global Pulse survey indicates that CEOs remain optimistic and expect moderate GDP growth.
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The data for April should help indicate whether that was a blip or a sign of softness ahead in residential construction.
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The Czech economy has stayed buoyant in the face of softness in the euro zone, particularly in key trading partner Germany.
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But I am a slipper connoisseur and am picky about my feet being able to breathe some, softness, comfort, and durability.
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Instead of bluefin tuna, you eat skate, cooked gingerly to keep the appealing gelatinous softness, under celery and batons of apple.
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Winner: As a side sleeper, I found the softness of the Casper Hybrid served me better than the firm original Casper.
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The first thing I noticed when I slipped on the Flint and Tinder 365 Corduroy Pants were their softness and stretch.
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The cushion-y insoles are made from OrthoLite comfort foam, while the shearling lining provides a little additional warmth and softness.
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Some are also engineered for softness, comfort, and staving off blisters, making a pair an essential item for your gym bag.
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"The market tone is generally stable but there was a bit of softness going into the major event," said one trader.
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Hurricane Harvey could also have created some softness in August vehicle purchases, which came in at a 16.1 million annualized rate.
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Somehow, Ably has found a way to integrate its Filium technology without actually compromising the natural softness of the fabrics themselves.
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It's harder to transfer that same softness to my actual body, which is usually dehydrated, overworked, and not nearly as cute.
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I desperately wanted a single product to satisfy the parched zones of my face while helping with softness, elasticity, and tone.
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"However, in a celebrity home, we want softness, luxury, rich fabrics, textures, and statement furniture pieces," she went on to say.
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It's part modal and part spandex, so you get a bit of stretch and a whole lot of lightweight, swingy, softness.
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There is a looming sadness to "Nothin' New" that is accelerated by the softness of Zaytoven's piano riffs on the beat.
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"Many respondents continued to note global trade softness as a reason for sluggish activity," Fiore said of slowing new export orders.
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When it comes to setting the timer for the perfect level of hardness (or softness) of your boiled eggs, minutes count.
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Tiffany reported "strong growth" in mainland China but "softness" in Hong Kong and "mixed performance" in other markets in the region.
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Then, I clear a space in the center of the wok and add the eggs, and cook them quick to softness.
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When it came to seating, Ms. Mariscal scrutinized the angle of the banquette seat backs and the softness of their upholstery.
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Specifically, ABT mentioned that it experienced very strong growth in Southeast Asia and Latin America though China continues to experience softness.
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Hibbett said that it is seeing softness in certain parts of its business, although recent initiatives are boosting footwear and apparel.
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According to the person familiar, there is a "softness" in international regulatory rules between launch providers, satellite payloads and the FCC.
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It had previously said softness in passenger bookings because of the government shutdown would cost it $60 million during the quarter.
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"As we move into the March quarter it's becoming more apparent that there are some signs of economic softness," Maestri said.
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An excellent collard-green salad, which melds the softness of red adzuki beans with the crumble of candied cashews, thankfully remains.
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Ellis said the bank was still trying to reconcile the softness of household consumption with the strength of the labour market.
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When it came to seating, Ms. Mariscal scrutinized the angle of the banquette seat backs and the softness of their upholstery.
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In January competitor Target said its holiday sales fell short of estimates following softness in the company's toys and electronics divisions.
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The idea is great; the salad is smokier than the original, and with the wonderful added oily softness of the eel.
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Airbus sales chief Christian Scherer said there was some softness in the market but did not see an increase in cancellations.
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Bodleian Libraries digitized over 163 photographs by 19th-century photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, who brought a dreamy softness to her images.
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I pay attention to the softness and/or smoothness of somebody's skin, and the feel of their hair, especially if it's long.
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Her body mass index (BMI) was very low now—all muscle and softness stripped from her body, leaving only sinew and bone.
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"I believe he needs to get back to the softness and athleticism that he had when he first came out," Chamblee said.
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Maybe the personal income/spending softness is coloring the sentiment in retail and auto stocks today, which are getting hit pretty hard.
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First Pita prepped her strands with the Orlando Pita Play High Spirited Leave-In Conditioner on her ends for softness and shine.
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The company is experiencing softness in its top-selling cardiac and vascular unit, which makes defibrillators, pace-makers, heart valves, and stents.
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Stink-free and lightweight, this brushed-for-softness on the inside base layer easily slides under any sweater, fleece, or mid-layer.
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This relative softness of the federal funds rate reflects, in part, the fact that only depository institutions can earn the IOER rate.
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The skin of the chicken was crisped in near-perfect proportion to the moistness of its meat, a crunchy dive into softness.
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The number took on less importance because the Fed Reserve told us they thought the first quarter softness in GDP was transitory.
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Apple began to see "some signs of economic softness" in its Greater China region earlier this month, according to CEO Tim Cook.
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They describe something to a degree that you can feel it; you can feel the softness of the skin, beard, or fur.
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Nordstrom shares tumbled Friday after the retailer reported a second-straight quarter of softness across its full-price, discount and online stores.
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The company said the transition to the new FTC rules along with softness in Mexico was to blame for the lowered numbers.
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Fitch forecasts continuing export softness, with net trade making negative contributions to GDP growth of 0.5pps in 2016 and 20153pp in 2017.
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Higher competition from Pizza Hut, market softness and an unsuccessful "Winter Survival" promotion campaign hurt the like-for-like sales, analysts said.
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It's just like her to leave us a title, "In Gratitude," that slowly sheds its softness and sends up a mischievous flare.
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Apart from an engrossing duet revealing the strength and softness of Baidy Ba and Ms. Gomis, this work was meandering and overblown.
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The strong showing from the firm's wealth management arm easily offset softness in equities and fixed-income trading, Wall Street analysts said.
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It's not 100% there yet, but softness is really what we want for all of this stuff, rather than it feeling hard.
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Chief Executive Alain Bellemare said on a conference call there had been "significant softness" in the market for smaller size business aircraft.
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Yes, there's the gooey softness of the inner mac, but there's also the intriguing and challenging chewiness of the baked cheese bits.
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Great America PAC's ad, first reported by CNN, accuses Cruz of expanding amnesty for illegal immigrants and softness toward dangerous Syrian refugees.
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Our culture is inept at nurture and care, terrified of vulnerability and softness—all things that are squarely in the femme's handbag.
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If you want to maximize the softness of your morning biscuits, there's only one way to do it and that's with lard.
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Traders in Asian stocks were cautious over the latest missile test by North Korea and concerns at recent softness in Chinese shares.
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The data on wages is a little better than that number would suggest despite the softness in the year-over-year data.
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But the upside of that softness is that "you can buff it out with a Scotch-Brite pad," for a quick repair.
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Southwest, which flies more domestic flights than legacy peers like American, said it is hopeful that first-quarter demand softness is temporary.
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The commercial background of these paintings, as well as the general softness of the market for such Netherlandish art, didn't encourage demand.
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The density of White's charcoal mark gives the figure an indubitable physical presence, while its softness gives that presence a spiritual quality.
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Yellen has attributed the recent softness to temporary factors like a reduction in costs for cellphone coverage plans and prescription drug declines.
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Dell had previously warned that softness in the server market would continue in the second half, as companies cut back on orders.
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What has caused some recent softness in its consumer survey numbers is just how good the economy and consumer confidence have been.
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They combine the pillowy softness of over-ear headphones with the convenience of truly wireless earbuds for a supremely comfortable listening experience.
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The G70 — much like BMWs of years past — manages to strike the perfect balance between sports sedan agility and luxury sedan softness.
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The ADP report, below 200,000 for a fourth month, could be signalling softness in job growth due to a lack of workers.
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Gold producers also finished the session in positive territory after the yellow metal hit four-month highs on softness in the greenback.
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The softness of the chicken is enmeshed beautifully with the crunchiness of the chicken thanks to a generous pat of melted butter.
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Honey is sweet and glowing, a syrupy softness permeating the whole thing, as if she now inhabits a different, much easier energy.
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Think of a flat brownie type of thing, but take out the softness and add in a very satisfying crunchy sensation. Yum!
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One particular Chinese client had credit issues during the quarter, Davis told CNBC, and its unclear whether the softness in China is seasonal.
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But there's a deliberate softness to the work, in contrast to the confrontational images of protests that the media often choose to circulate.
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If such grassroots consumers are reluctant to spend, that would be consistent with other signs of softness coming from the American consumer economy.
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" Lemonis appreciates the emotional appeal of Reed's pitch, but he also questions whether "that softness will turn into strength when it needs to.
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If investors had listened to the conference call they would have known that 3M's softness had to do with a particular retailer's troubles.
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The response to this particular image has been that there's a softness and gentleness that you usually don't see associated Tubman, he said.
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And homebuilder Lennar said Wednesday that it would delay putting out a 22.9 forecast because of "softness" and "uncertainty" in the housing sector.
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If the Fed's assessment that the softness in CPI between February and May is transitory, the Fed will go ahead with its plan.
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"There is a known softness to Trump's 1,237 number," said Humphrey, referring to the number of delegates needed to qualify as presumptive nominee.
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I understand where Hoffman is coming from; the idea of introducing "softness" into a robot and having it be more personal makes sense.
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Manufacturers' Q26 profit growth slowed sharply from the brisk pace of late 2018, and we could well see the softness extend into Q2.
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Manufacturers' Q1 profit growth slowed sharply from the brisk pace of late 2018, and we could well see the softness extend into Q2.
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But investors will certainly be scrutinizing the data for any signs of weakness — especially in manufacturing — or seasonal trends that mask underlying softness.
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That is above last year's increase of 3 percent but could prove to be overly optimistic given recent softness in the retail space.
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"Growth in these high-paying jobs is picking up much of the slack created by the softness of the securities industry," he said.
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Shwed said there was some "softness" in high-end deals while subscriptions for software rose 27 percent to $118 million in the quarter.
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The central bank foresees "lingering softness" on the horizon, exacerbated by geopolitical factors and trade disputes that have dampened exports and softened manufacturing.
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What's more, the latest indications of softness come amid some strikingly bearish commentary from manufacturing- and industrial-exposed companies' fourth-quarter earnings calls.
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What's more, Michael Kors' management said in November that the popularity of smaller, less expensive handbags was contributing to softness in the market.
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There are jokes where male characters talk about skincare, refer to their ballet training, complain about pillow softness, and listen to Justin Bieber.
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Trade data for last month missed expectations, while reports earlier this week showed softness in industrial production, fixed asset investment and retail sales.
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This in the past has had mixed implications, with near-term softness and widely varying but slightly below normal returns a year out.
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LG says it sand blasted the phone's rear glass to achieve a "silky feel," hence all the references to softness in the video.
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"This softness could be good or bad depending on whether users are waiting on the iPhone X," Milunovich wrote in a Monday note.
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The Sleep Innovations Dual Layer Mattress Topper Set doubles up the support and the softness with its two-for-one mattress topper set.plustwoProsCons
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"Approximately one to two points of this estimated decrease is attributable to recent softness in bookings following the Flight 7373 accident," Southwest said.
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Slip's founders spent ten years developing a proprietary silk called "Slipsilk" until it was the perfect combination of thickness, softness, durability, and comfort.
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The broad-based softness kept the dollar retrained against a basket of currencies at 89.121, after touching a five-week trough of 88.979.
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The paintings in Met tere huid combine both soft and harsh hues to reflect the simultaneous harsh imagery and softness in animal flesh.
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Mansell called the 2016 holiday season "volatile," and a strong Black Friday for the company couldn't offset "softness" in early November and December.
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Watching, we feel the different legacies of two master-choreographers who both died this century — Cunningham (the rigor) and Trisha Brown (the softness).
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Stocks in China have been declining for months amid signs of economic softness and worries about the impact of President Trump's trade war.
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The Seahawks have allowed an ugly 134 yards a game on the ground, and that softness up front should be enticing for Gurley.
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When the tempo picked up, her quick pointe work was particularly brilliant, and in the crucial slow sections, her dancing had feathered softness.
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Notably, this is despite recent softness in top-end sales of art, cars and real estate, amid broader fears of an economic slowdown.
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As she slips the gown over her head, she's shocked by its softness, the way it butters the rough patches on her back.
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It was important to me that I get a eucalyptus-based duvet cover to maintain the softness and breathability of the Cloud comforter.
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"At that point in my life, I was in need of a certain level of softness, and Michael provided it," Ms. Cunningham said.
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People say they see a difference in the lessening of wrinkles and sagging skin and in the dewiness and softness of their skin.
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OSCAR MUNOZ: Again, Beijing and Shanghai, where there is the predominant level of travel, we're seeing a little softness but not anything noticeable.
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"China's commodity imports for November were stronger than expected, suggesting economic growth has stabilized after Q22's softness," said ANZ in a report.
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"China's commodity imports for November were stronger than expected, suggesting economic growth has stabilized after Q3's softness," said ANZ in a report.
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"But broad macro worries, oil demand softness and pent up producer hedging may continue to serve as near term headwinds for oil prices."
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"China's commodity imports for November were stronger than expected, suggesting economic growth has stabilised after Q3's softness," said ANZ in a report.
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"Landlords are trying to lock in tenants for longer durations of time, if possible, because they're concerned that softness will continue," he said.
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I've gotten a ton of compliments on mine, not only for their design and rich color but for the softness of the leather.
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The ideal candidate "understands the perfect 'crunch to softness' ratio," and "never met a carb they didn't like," said Domino's in the listing.
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Softness at the top of the market in Brooklyn forced a redefinition of luxury living, according to a new report from Corcoran Group.
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Analysts said lingering doubts about the likelihood of a June rate hike given recent softness in U.S. economic data also weighed on the dollar.
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When determining the best beaches in America, Dr. Beach factors in 50 criteria, including water temperature, sand softness, views and vistas and public safety.
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Softness ScaleIt's true that my feet didn't experience the parchment-paper level of shedding this time around, but the results could have fooled me.
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We believe several variables (Diwali timing in India, ASC 606 change for Prime fees, FX, etc.) contributed to softness, but none impacts ongoing fundamentals.
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His skin feels of age and the scars of work, years of absorbed salt water pressing back against the softness of my own hands.
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This set comes with a fitted sheet, flat sheet, and two pillowcases that have the comfort and softness of 1,500 thread count Egyptian cotton.
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Hopes that the Chinese government could introduce more stimulus to cushion any softness caused by fallout from the trade dispute supported prices, Hansen said.
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At the same time C&F doesn't provide much of a buffer with moderation in legacy Construction markets and Wirtgen softness driven by China.
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If parts of the world are drenched in bloody, tragic chaos, as in Syria, the softness of the outgoing president is not the cause.
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The genetic testing company Illumina has been warning of softness in the direct-to-consumer genetic testing market, as Business Insider reported last August.
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The softness in the Hamptons mirrors declines in high-end real estate across the country, from Manhattan penthouses and Miami condos to L.A. mansions.
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Alvarez used human hair from Indique (a brand loved by Beyoncé and Kim Kardashian), as the softness and luster makes it look more realistic.
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These are stills from pornographic websites—tongues entwined, a naked man seen from behind—enlarged and blurred until they take on a dreamy softness.
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Notably, Wal-Mart's digital sales — which have been a source of ongoing softness — picked up during the period, growing 10.43 percent excluding currency swings.
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We cut our iPhone forecasts to reflect the smartphone softness and see risk of potential demand destruction in China from backlash given Huawei situation.
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While the shoe itself is made from eucalyptus fiber, it's still lined with the brand's signature merino wool, for maximum softness and odor reduction.
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The Casper is its most popular model, known for its cleverly named "just right" firmness level that toes the line between softness and support.
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"I found comfort in the softness of the female breast," Vlach wrote as he described waking up with cold hands and searching for relief.
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Economists have written off part of the first quarter's softness due to a very warm January and February, followed by winter storms in March.
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The microfiber-covered Elear pads use the same memory foam, but they can't match the feathery softness of the more expensive pair's perforated leather.
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In the short film, femininity and softness inhabit the desert landscapes so loved by O'Keeffe, one of the first and greatest American Modernist painters.
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Estee Lauder – The beauty retailer's stock shed 3.6% after the company cut its full-year outlook on anticipated softness in brick and mortar retail.
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This set comes with a fitted sheet, flat sheet, and two pillowcases that have the comfort and softness of 1,500 thread count Egyptian Cotton.
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But where he had correctly anticipated the softness in Socialists' views about business regulation, he was blindsided by the public's resistance to gas taxes.
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"There was value in seeing how the data unfolded over the coming months, to discern whether the softness in Q1 might persist," they said.
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The grilled burrito was thick and perfectly grilled, while the tortilla was toasted just enough to hold everything together and still retain its softness.
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One Amazon customer reviewer loved the warmth of the Highland Carmel Hutterite comforter, as well as its softness and 700-ply cotton outer shell.
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These five-pocket-style cords are the perfect mix of looks with their modern silhouette, and stretch, softness, and durability — well worth the money.
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While the CX-5 definitely doesn't have the pillowy softness of some of its beiger competitors, it handles bumps and potholes with total competency.
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There's a growing push to see consciously chosen simple pleasures — relaxation, self-care and communal care, and softness — as valid and important lifestyle choices.
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I always sleep well at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and found the beds to have the right amount of softness, while still being firm.
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Then there are the realities of Main Street, reflected by a growing number of retail store closures and softness in the real estate market.
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The light breeze, the softness of the ground underneath, the hum of people chatting nearby; it can be downright electric to eat al fresco.
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When the chickens were done, cooked to softness, moist and fragrant, I'd allow them to cool, then shred them into a wide, wide bowl.
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While he can afford to be sentimental about domesticity and chivalrous toward the women in his life, she has no use for such softness.
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U.S. business sentiment has sagged on escalating trade tensions between China and the United States and signs of some softness in the labor market.
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"The smartphone game momentum is not enough to offset the softness in advertising revenue growth," Citi analysts explained as they cut their target price.
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These pillowcases are 100% pure silk, which is often recommended by dermatologists and hair dressers for its breathability and softness on skin and hair.
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Of course, she's been in stores and cafés and shelters, but this is different: the ordered mess of domesticity, the softness of the light.
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The Trump view is so far from the foreign policy mainstream that inevitably there will be darker theories offered for the softness toward Russia.
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Business investment contracted 0.6 percent in the second quarter – the first since 2016 – and preliminary data point to ongoing softness in the third quarter.
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But we fear that still subdued real income growth and the weakening housing market will mean a lot of the softness in consumption lingers.
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That could hit consumer confidence at a delicate moment for the US economy, when spending is making up for softness in the manufacturing sector.
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"Wearables have the ability to help mitigate the ongoing softness in the traditional watch category," Kartsotis said on a call with analysts and investors.
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"It's not any different than we've seen for the last several months, overall softness in price," said Tom Simons, Jefferies senior money market economist.
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Shares of the chipmaker fell 260 percent after both Deutsche's Sidney Ho and BMO's Ambrish Srivastava highlighted softness in the company's memory chip pricing.
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Backgrounds combining variegated colors brushed together depict skies, fields, seas, floors or walls, creating a vaporous softness and a comforting sense of Abercrombie's presence.
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The Williams Sonoma Recycled Italian Cashmere Throw is a high-end blanket at the pinnacle of softness if your budget allows for a splurge.
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For example, if the brush tool is selected, tapping the top of the dial will pop up multiple options for brush size, softness, and more.
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Colder temperatures probably brought an increase in production at utilities, while there is evidence that manufacturing has rebounded slightly after softness in the fourth quarter.
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"She is a woman of kindness, warmth, immense knowledge and a softness that's needed by mankind just as much as it is chimpkind," he said.
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The new Chicken McGriddle supposedly combines the sweetness and softness of the chain's famous griddle cakes with the crispy crunch of a savory McChicken patty.
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Although its e-commerce operation is growing, Target reported its third straight quarter of lower sales from existing stores, citing "unexpected softness" at its stores.
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The report came two days after the Fed signaled it may pause hiking interest rates because of softness in the economy and financial market volatility.
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Data last week showed surprising softness in November factory output and retail sales, indicating momentum is likely to be reduced further in the current quarter.
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"The softness in consumption in the first quarter is a little more pronounced, so therefore a little bit more concerning at this point," he said.
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British Airways-owner said its outlook for the second quarter has been affected because of the Brussels attacks and "some softness in underlying premium demand".
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Management called out a slew of factors as contributors to its slowdown, with softness at its discount outlet stores bearing the brunt of the blame.
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While total cloud revenue rose 59 percent during the latest quarter, it could not make up for softness in the tech giant's traditional software business.
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While the election is over, the softness will continue for the majority of the industry, especially for casual dining or "sit down" restaurants, Pawlak said.
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FX strategists said that although the drop in U.S. Treasury yields overnight was negative for the dollar, softness in other currencies was lending some support.
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And you said, when you talked with us just a few weeks back, that you guys have noticed potentially some softness in parts of Asia.
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The combined softness in the two readings brought Markit's overall U.S. Composite Output Index to 50.9, the lowest since March 2016, from 53.0 last month.
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U.S. business sentiment has sagged as trade tensions have escalated between China and the United States and on signs of softness in the labour market.
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U.S. business sentiment has sagged as trade tensions have escalated between China and the United States and on signs of softness in the labor market.
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They accommodate even the largest of ears, and their immense depth and softness just make me purr with pleasure every time I put them on.
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But broader gains on Wednesday were capped as caution over the latest missile test by North Korea and softness in Chinese shares hit Asian markets.
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Used car prices are declining, there is some softness in auto loans, and last week Santander Consumer reported a small rise in auto loan delinquencies.
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The European Commission on Wednesday admonished Italian lawmakers, saying the country's huge public debt and long-lasting productivity softness represent a risk to its neighbors.
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Customer Growth Partners' Johnson said he also expects trends at Rack to bounce back, attributing some of its softness to the warmer-than-expected winter.
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"We began to see some signs of economic softness in Greater China earlier this month, most notably in Hong Kong," Cook said on the call.
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Among the expensive and obscure gifts are a $1,900 Vampire breast lift treatment, which uses a woman's own blood to improve skin appearance and softness.
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"There has been material softness in this business, so we passed on it," said a second portfolio manager who viewed the terms of the transaction.
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U.S. Silica bought EP Minerals, a producer and supplier of industrial minerals, for $750 million to help weather the softness in the frac sand market.
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Signs of softness in the trade sector were already evident in the latest PMI, with the export orders sub-index falling to 50.7 from 51.3.
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Data last week showed surprising softness in November factory output and retail sales, indicating momentum is likely to come off further in the current quarter.
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While it's not the most breathable nor the most wrinkle-resistant option out there, it gets the job done in terms of softness and comfort.
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"Near growth could turn out better still, and this could in turn influence views of the magnitude of the softness expected in 2017," he said.
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They're struggling, and they'll continue to struggle under the threat of Amazon and just general softness in retail, " Perkin said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The labor market softness caused by holding unemployment higher than it needs to be to fight inflation will undercut workers' ability to get higher wages.
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Solange is known for prints, bright colors and color blocking, but she's definitely evolved and is embracing these nudes and muted colors and this softness.
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Executives told analysts last week that Starbucks' cafe sales in Japan are being weighed down by softness in limited-time offers, particularly on Frappuccino drinks.
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Although the "Four Quartets" style throughout feels homogeneous, the dancers alternate, in a rare way, between firm technical rigor and a looser kind of softness.
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" In Ormonde Jayne's Frangipani ($225), Pilkington uses tart plum to give "a certain sharpness" and Madagascan vanilla to "bring out the softness of the frangipani.
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There is a softness, a kind of empathetic touch, to Darboven's project and its mirroring effect, akin to the writing of fellow German Walter Benjamin.
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"He has an amiable look about him that people mistake for through and through softness," said an aide, who described him as tough and courageous.
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Volkov thinks that people spending less money in times of crisis could add to some "softness in revenue," but he finds promise in streaming services.
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I have never seen colored pencil achieve such softness of surface, becoming almost liquid at times (Weber worked in layers, often three or more applications).
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The longer the better, in terms of softness, because the ends of shorter fibers can stick out of the fabric and make it less comfortable.
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These results come two days after the Fed signaled it may pause hiking interest rates because of softness in the economy and financial market volatility.
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While the Mar-Q revenue outlook of $60 billion to $62 billion was below our view, we think shares have largely discounted iPhone X softness.
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Indicated 8.2 percent lower Dialog reported a drop in second-quarter sales and operating profit as ongoing softness in the smartphone market continued to weigh.
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The weak data also comes amid signs of struggle in the wider region with the coronavirus and a broader softness in demand clouding the outlook.
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It is actually strength, hidden within softness and grace, and I have had to figure out in my genetically male composition, how to find that.
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It said the company's results were affected by extended sales cycles on large deals in the U.S. and softness in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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"With softness in incoming data, we retain our call for another 25 bp cut, likely in the next quarter," said Radhika Rao, DBS economist in Singapore.
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Linde said it expected second-half economic environment to weaken compared to the second-quarter, but saw price increases and "cost actions" offseting any volume softness.
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In announcing an end to bond purchases by the end of the year, Draghi said such softness could last longer than currently projected by ECB economists.
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After years of softness at the top, it is finally becoming a buyers' market for people who intend to actually live and work in New York.
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The lambskin leather is durable, and felt thicker and tougher at first than expected, but wore into buttery softness over the first six months of wear.
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"But signs of underlying weakness abound which, together with the renewed softness of core inflation, will keep the Fed sounding extremely dovish next week," said Pearce.
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The shirt strikes the perfect balance of stretchiness, softness, and comfort, without looking too schlubby to wear to work or for a night out with friends.
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Rubs can be altered in terms of softness and size, and each creation can feature an unlimited amount of rubs from whatever your camera is collecting.
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Adding insult to injury, the pullback in stocks as well as softness in high-yield "junk" bonds this week did little to support traditional safe havens.
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That's a shame, because the food you eat actually has a huge impact on hair growth, shine, strength, and softness — so pretty much everything that matters.
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U.S. business sentiment has sagged as tensions over trade have escalated between China and the United States and on signs of softness in the labour market.
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" Debbie Baker Colorist Adrian Wallace gave Baker the blonde look she was hoping for, and he "made it a deeper blonde to give it more softness.
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Now that the border's hardness or softness has become the biggest single problem in Britain's exit from the European Union, further oddities may be in store.
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Technically, it has a sweet, milky baby-softness to it, with creamy almond milk, coconut, and clean musk, and then a hit of frankincense for bite.
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The bottom line was impacted by a stronger yen, costs from the sale of its battery business, and softness in key areas like games and semiconductors.
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The business software company's revenue was below estimates, with the company citing extended sales cycles on certain U.S. deals, as well as softness in emerging markets.
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Chief Business Economist at IHS Markit, Chris Williamson, warned on Twitter that PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) data is currently suggesting further softness for the third quarter.
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Assia equated the market softness to the dot-com bubble, where despite the crash, the internet still permeated and disrupted the economy in the long run.
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The infamous SLIP pillowcases are 100% pure silk, which is often recommended by dermatologists and hair dressers for its breathability and softness on skin and hair.
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"We began to see some signs of economic softness in Greater China earlier this month, most notably in Hong Kong," Cook said on the earnings call.
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But a breakdown of NBS data points to persistent softness in property markets in smaller cities where a glut of unsold houses have weighed on prices.
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The softness in home lending and prices has in turn clouded the outlook for construction activity, though the damage has been limited by rapid population growth.
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The softness of a new bed or support offered by new sneakers or the smooth shifting of gears on a new bike: On paper, all good.
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She was going to roast them all into softness, then use the garlic in saffron-and-orange-scented yogurt and place the caramelized beets on top.
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We have laid this product out against — you can imagine who the competition would be — and did independent testing on fiber attributes, softness, absorption, et cetera.
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They casually mix the convenience of truly wireless earbuds with the pillowy softness of over-hear headphones to drown out the noise and deliver premium audio.
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A survey of homebuilders published on Monday showed scattered softness in some markets, with builders citing regulatory challenges, as well as shortages of lots and labor.
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My theory for this seamless transition is the pillow's two-layer construction, which strikes the balance between firmness and softness that most sleepers are looking for.
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Shraya builds in the softness and sweetness of a new relationship in with exchanges where the fear of being repulsive overrides the excitement of a flirtation.
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We can define these parameters loosely as: The aesthetic of hopepunk can be seen as part of a broader cultural embrace of "softness," wholesomeness, and gentleness.
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If you crave the softness of silk without the diva-level fuss and bother silk demands, you'll love the feel of Pure Beech's Modal Sateen Sheets.ProsCons
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Pros: Celliant technology, memory foam support and softness, accessible price point, 10-year limited warrantyCons: While some side sleepers love memory foam, it's not for everyone.
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It had the same bounce, softness, and texture, and I didn't have to change a thing about the way I usually make meatballs for this recipe.
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"The current weakness in official data is better understood as a lagged reflection of past softness," the Beige Book's second-quarter report said in late June.
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Slurp at your chowder, bite at the softness of the toast, enjoy the clams and give thanks to GH and to yourself for heeding her call.
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In 2006, she described the meeting of opposites in the work as culminating in obliteration: The silk material is motion, as well as softness and flexibility.
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But in the 1940s, he started to thin his oils with turpentine to a watercolor consistency, which brought a relaxed softness and fleetness to his art.
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This imparts an overall softness, and permits him to explore a whole rainbow of colors (rather as Schanck does, more glamorously, with his variously tinted foils).
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She has also not yet learned to be mistrustful of the illusory softness of families like Elena's, leaving her vulnerable to the subtlest forms of exploitation.
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Lamoon has "many meanings," Mr. Thongtanyong explained: It's a Thai word that connotes delicacy, softness and tender care, with an echo of the chef's last name.
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Silk Pillowcase These pillowcases are 100% pure silk, which is often recommended by dermatologists and hair dressers for its breathability and softness on skin and hair.
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Asian share markets were not as jubilant, checked by caution over the latest missile test by North Korea and concerns at recent softness in Chinese shares.
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Activision had 48 million monthly active users in the first quarter, down from a year earlier, largely due to expected softness from the "Infinite Warfare" release.
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It showed up, insistently, as baker/photographers like Ruth Tam kept posting it, crowing about the crispiness of the ridges and the softness of the centers.
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The company blamed its disappointing results on political turmoil in Chile, as well as "softness" in a few general merchandise categories in its United States stores.
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Short-dated yields held steady despite softness in the Institute for Supply Management's Chicago Business Barometer, which dropped to 47.1 in September from 50.4 last month.
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After all, the wealthy of today are equally flattered and indulged, and, as Frears proved in "Dangerous Liaisons" (1988), costume dramas are no excuse for softness.
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A survey of homebuilders published on Monday showed scattered softness in some markets, with builders citing regulatory challenges as well as shortages of lots and labor.
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Many, if not most, of them will likely vote for the president, but their softness in supporting him for re-election is a sign of vulnerability.
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The Dreamfoam Bedding mattress pad is our top pick for a mattress topper because it adds softness and comfort to any mattress without breaking the bank.
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He did say that the Fed needs to "defend" its 2 percent inflation target, indicating that if softness persists that could warrant a closer look at policy.
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But the company's weak results weren't limited to softness in these third-party stores, which have borne the brunt of management's blame over the past several quarters.
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Despite the better-than-expected headline number and slight expansion in manufacturing activity for October, a detailed reading of the survey showed softness in the Chinese economy.
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"Kem Sokha has already gone through the legal process and it is time for the prime minister to show his virtue and softness," the spokesman told Reuters.
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It was released on Netflix last week, and ever since it came out it has inspired a wave of nice, beautiful softness in its audience (me included).
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However, it gave a weaker than expected current quarter forecast, pointing to softness in the LED market and the U.S. ban on doing business with China's Huawei.
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Wall Street had also seen hefty gains in the energy and industrial indexes, though that was offset by softness in sectors such as consumer staples and financials.
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" She compares its softness to "brain tissue," its elasticity to a "bungee cord," and its behavior on impact with its prey to "shock absorbers on a car.
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Despite the demonstrated softness of the module, further ex vivo and in vivo testing will be required to affirm the safety of the technology, the paper notes.
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"The reality is 2Q has been a tough quarter for three of the past four years, and it's likely a combination of factors driving softness," they said.
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Whether it's hand-knit from your grandma or the product of some weekend retail therapy, everyone should consider hunkering down in a wearable tent of snuggly softness.
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Similar improvements can be noticed in the tree image below, which sheds image noise, a greenish tinge, and a lot of softness in its Night Sight transition.
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Asian share markets were not quite as jubilant, checked by caution over the latest missile test by North Korea and concerns at recent softness in Chinese shares.
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JAMES QUINCEY: As we look into 2019, clearly we see -- we see softness in some of the countries that stumbled a little towards the end of 2018.
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Health and Safety International, a journal for employee protection, describes nitrile as superior for its softness and tactility, as well as its ability to dissipate body heat.
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But Chris Christie, with his habit of looking directly at the camera, has learned Trump's lessons: He kept his pugnaciousness but added some emotional softness when appropriate.
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Both numbers were projected to rebound from March's softness, which had been blamed in part on the fact that Easter arrived late this year, in mid-April.
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Shares of global miner Rio Tinto were 0.3% higher, while those of its larger rival BHP Group were off nearly 1% as softness in oil prices weighed.
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The marks left on him by the jungle, and by his rough life as a wild creature, emphasize his softness and vulnerability compared to his animal friends.
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It's gorgeous and tactile, a show as much about the sensuous softness of having a body as it is about the eerie discomfort of the same thing.
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It's also nice to see her softness around Nora, how these women who've shared a partner can ascend that commonalty and find peace in a different scope.
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It the opposite the blanketed heaviness of 2014's Cope and intentional softness of the same year's Hope ("Two sides of the same coin," Hull says now).
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"She is a woman of kindness, warmth, immense knowledge and a softness that's needed by mankind just as much as it is chimpkind," he said on Tuesday.
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Plump shrimp or cuts of chicken would do well here, but I preferred cubes of milky paneer, which had a bouncy softness to match the creamy sauce.
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I put a pair of shearling insoles in mine for added softness and warmth around my toes, but the faux-shearling liner keeps my legs perfectly cozy.
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Softness is arguably the biggest factor in determining if a cashmere sweater is good or not and Naadam has essentially mastered the art of creating soft cashmere.
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Auto sales, for example, declined in November by nearly 14 percent over a year ago, and Apple's recent public filing indicated softness in consumer spending on electronics.
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Sales at established U.S. restaurants rose 1.3 percent, amid industry softness that executives partly blamed on lower grocery prices that encouraged some diners to cook at home.
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Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe pointed to that figure, the "continued softness in the international environment" and Brexit for repeating the need for careful management of the economy.
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While the softness in Japan's consumer sector casts a cloud over the outlook for 2019, other indicators on Friday showed not everything was dire in the economy.
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Data earlier this week offered more evidence of softness in the UK economy with a purchasing managers' index (PMI) survey showing activity falling to 54.8 in June.
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Now that kitchens — once teeming with color and pattern — have gone neutral, some are using rugs to add visual punch, not to mention softness and warmth underfoot.
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"When you say 'feminizing,' people think of softness in certain places, but I think of strength in other places," where it's normally overlooked, Ms. DuVernay, 45, said.
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But what flank steak lacks in softness, it makes up for with a deeply mineral brawniness that can stand up to the spiciest, tangiest, most pungent marinades.
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Often in Pousette-Dart's work, gravity and levity, bulkiness and softness are so equivalently palpable that the viewer feels both drawn into and levitated by their content.
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He sings more than he raps throughout the song (though you do get some straight-to-the-chest bars about midway through) lending it an emotive softness.
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It doesn't quite pull it off, but the softness in Graham's face and voice as she says, "Even then, you were so … sweet," almost sells it. 242.
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"In the few weeks before Christmas, we experienced some softness" in toys, video games and clothing, Walmart chief financial officer Brett Biggs said in a news release.
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The first injection was to relax her; my husband and I, holding her, felt her taut back muscles melt into a softness we hadn't known for years.
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But investors will be paying attention to anything the company says about demand in China and Europe, given the recent signs of softness in those economies. 5.
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These are Outerknown's iteration of a "work shirt" or "shacket," as you please, but they maintain their softness and don't pill like many other higher-end rivals.
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The researchers used gold in the device for its durability and softness, Dr. Someya said, but it could be replaced with aluminum to be more cost effective.
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However, investors seemed more concerned with the softness in Macau's mass-market business, which is considered more profitable than the VIP side because there are no commissions.
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Bond markets, currencies and commodities were more circumspect, and futures trade pointed to softness in Europe and a flat open the United States after a bumper Monday.
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Japan's slid 0.40 percent, or 93.552.53 points, to close at 19,393.13, as gains in oil stocks were offset by softness in most automakers, financials and technology names.
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The ministry expects the softness in smartphone demand to be mitigated by firmer growth in products such as for the internet of things, auto electronics and artificial intelligence.
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Recent softness in the gold price was ascribed to a jump in the dollar and Treasury yields after Donald Trump's surprise election to the U.S. presidency last month.
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The firm reported on Monday that it saw record global sales last year, most coming from a tough U.S. market that experienced pockets of softness in key regions.
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On Thursday, Carnival, a cruise line operator, forecast weaker-than-expected first-quarter profit, the first sign of "real softness" in the travel and leisure space, Cramer said.
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You can customize your bundle with options for either the Purple plush pillow or the brand new Harmony pillow that offers the perfect balance of softness and support.
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Mr. Morse, at Citigroup, said several key markets — like crude oil — had already been showing softness, suggesting that the global economy was weak even before the virus hit.
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Manufacturing output dropped 0.5%, led by a 2.6% decline in motor vehicles and parts, the third decrease in four months and the latest manufacturing report to show softness.
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Oil prices have fallen more than 20% from their early January high, and the sharp drop in demand from China comes as the market was already seeing softness.
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It has comparable friction and identical responsiveness to a regular glass-covered phone, and the only issue is the potential for more scratches owing to the plastic's softness.
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" Mori created the warm eye look using the Marc Jacobs Beauty Eye-Conic Multi-Finish Eyeshadow Palette, which she says helped "balance the softness of her fresh skin.
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Likewise, the stronger dollar will likely lead to further softness in international buyers, particularly in markets where the U.K. buyers are strong such as Los Angeles, Orlando,Fla.
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The company said the transition to the new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rules along with softness in Mexico was to blame for the lowered numbers, CNBC reported. cnb.
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Marrying high-quality bamboo yarns and high-strength microfiber for enhanced softness, the Ultra Soft 22 Series Bamboo Bed Sheets will transform your bedroom into a slumber paradise.
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"Nothing we see in the numbers support the idea that Tinder is the driver of any softness in our business," Blatt said on an earnings call this afternoon.
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Asia's fourth-largest economy has been riding an unexpectedly robust export cycle on strong global demand for memory chips, which has been cushioning some softness in private consumption.
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Southwest, which flies more domestic flights than legacy peers like American Airlines Group and Delta Air Lines , said it is hopeful that first-quarter demand softness is temporary.
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The subjects turn away from the viewer, while the softness of the brushstrokes blurs them ever so slightly, a stark contrast with the definition in Brooks's later work.
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Among a handful of blue-chip losers was easyJet, which slumped 7 percent after it flagged "softness" in ticket pricing, as Brexit uncertainties led to weaker customer demand.
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"(We) experienced softness in passenger demand and bookings related to the government shutdown, resulting in an estimated $2737 million negative revenue impact in first quarter 212," Southwest said.
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"I don't think the softness this month is a harbinger of slower inflation in the next few months," said Eric Winograd, senior economist at AllianceBernstein in New York.
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The keys have a bit of softness to them at the half-way point, so if you're used to Cherry-style keyboards you might notice a difference here.
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And, the forms in the video, women's bodies, fabrics, and flowers, evoke the softness present in much of O'Keeffe's work but also echoed in Petra Collins' signature aesthetic.
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I've never actually felt my senses like that before; the softness of chocolate on my lips, the pure joy of the touch of a feather against my skin.
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The celeb-loved brand, known for being a purveyor of softness, just launched its first home collection—and, as you probably guessed, everything in it is extremely plush.
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J.P. Morgan's trading softness came amid an otherwise "strong boost to the bottom line" from investment banking and markets, said Ana Arsov, managing director at Moody's Investors Service.
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Salkin recommends using a hydrating curl cream first (to add control and softness) and then finishing with a styling mousse (to add definition and memory to natural textures).
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Fitbit blamed a transition to newer products, greater-than-anticipated softness in the wearables market and production issues with the new Flex 2 wristband for the weak outlook.
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I got the Demi flat in the beautiful, goes-with-everything Saddle, which is the perfect color to show off the softness and glossiness of the leather uppers.
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"However, we are still hearing reports from our members of scattered softness in some markets, due largely to regulatory constraints and shortages of lots and labor," Brady said.
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"Following a few quarters of market softness, during the first quarter we started to see signs of a recovery in the industry," Chief Executive Officer Carlo Bozotti said.
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"Some of this softness is due to seasonal adjustment issues that will reverse later in the year," said Gus Faucher, deputy chief economist at PNC Financial in Pittsburgh.
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Or, check out microfiber-filled toppers like Parachute's Down Alternative Topper (Queen, $229) that deliver on softness and loft and will stay fluffy for longer than feather toppers.
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Gordon notes that using a razor in the mid-lengths will create a softness to the hair that is more flattering to a variety of textures and lengths.
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Compared with the clarity of crisp fact present in all the descriptions of mistreatment, the band's tendency to leave some things up to interpretation provided softness and respite.
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At worst, it's like biting into an old baseball mitt, with shudder-inducing softness compounded by a flavor that tastes like it was muzzled between two cotton balls.
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At Sweden's Essity, pulp accounted for 25 percent of its costs in consumer tissue, which relies almost solely on virgin, not recycled, pulp for its softness, it said.
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The Big Joe Aloha Chair is our top pick because it has the softness of a bean bag chair with some of the structure of a standard chair.
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Her chin belied the softness of her lips: this was a sharp, haughty chin, abruptly interrupting the flow of her jawline, and, below it, a rather short neck.
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Sales prices and volume continued to slide in the third quarter of 22015, but now signs of softness have spread from the high end to the starter market.
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He brings a kind of softness and new feeling to the song, revitalizing the tracks that allowed the band to flesh out their existence in the first place.
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John Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, argues that the American economy is healthier than it looks and that inflation softness is overstated.
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BAT said revenue growth in the "New Category" portfolio was approaching its annual guidance range, which analysts read as indicating some softness in that side of the business.
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Horsehair: Horsehair is the least common animal material used in brush knots and is somewhere in between boar and badger bristles when it comes to softness and pliability.
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The lack of wind and softness underfoot left the 6,697-yard course all but defenseless and allowed Wie to use her high-flying lofted woods to great effect.
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She loves how they sop up the nutty caramel flavor of the Madeira in the cream, how well they play alongside the fresh, crisp softness of the chicken.
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"While [Carnival executives] did cite a stronger dollar [and] higher oil prices" as reasons for the pain, "they also talked about softness in Europe and Asia," Boockvar said.
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I also love the old Chinese seal script for its softness and roundness, and it also always reminds me about the calligraphy school from the film called Hero.
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While Green, who founded his brand in 2012, is best known for his utilitarian work-wear-inspired silhouettes, these handmade elements added softness and even a little romance.
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Naturally, cashmere is an excellent choice for a throw blanket thanks to the material's warmth, softness, and breathability — if you're willing to splurge on the high price tag.
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Total PCE price inflation was projected to pick up in 22017, as most of the softness in core PCE price inflation this year was expected to be transitory.
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Zinus' memory foam seems to achieve the right balance of firmness and softness, and for a budget mattress brand, the reports we've seen about sleep quality are pretty impressive.
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He said policy makers are "grappling" with whether rising trade tensions, softness in the global economy and signs of muted inflation will continue to weigh on the American economy.
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The same headwinds that have dented revenues at other players in the apparel space — including a strong dollar, unfavorable weather and excess inventory — have contributed to the brand's softness.
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One of the questions we are asking is: Is there any space for subtly, for softness — for being not tough and not hard the way hip-hop always is?
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What constitutes "nice" is up to you—your chosen pillow could be squishy or firm, or you could layer two ten-dollar Target pillows for $20 worth of softness.
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The company gave a weaker-than-expected current-quarter forecast, however, pointing to softness in the LED market and the U.S. ban on doing business with China's Huawei Technologies.
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The dish is a playful experiment in textures: the fried oreille de cochon contrasts with the softness of red pepper and the delicate crunch of watercress, served over lentils.
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"Our fourth quarter was impacted by softness in the casual dining industry and increased promotional activity by our peers," J.J. Buettgen, CEO of Ruby Tuesday, said in a statement.
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The single currency had initially rebounded after Draghi played down concern over recent softness in data, but fell as the market digested the news and the U.S. dollar rallied.
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In general, the Microsoft Pix algorithm removes a layer of softness — I'd almost call it haze — from low light images and makes the colors in good lightning really pop.
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"Stocks and commodities have moved up on dollar softness and the optimism that even if the March 1 deadline approaches it will not immediately trigger new tariffs," he added.
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A silk pillowcase The infamous SLIP pillowcases are 100% pure silk, which is often recommended by dermatologists and hair dressers for its breathability and softness on skin and hair.
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Not a strong-hold hairspray hairspray, per se, but a handy aerosol intended to be misted over hair as a final step, giving it lightweight shine, softness, and manageability.
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Although that makes sense given the softness in the United States and mature markets like Western Europe, it backfired at first because Brazil and South Africa tumbled into recession.
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"With petro-states confronting internal instability, risks of disruption point to a potentially more bullish market, while macroeconomic risks pose a lower probability of more softness ahead," it said.
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"There's been some softness in advertising markets following the GDPR, and Facebook and (Alphabet's) Google have increased their market share somewhat," Adevinta Chief Executive Rolv Erik Ryssdal told Reuters.
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Additionally, investors are now seen returning to riskier asset markets after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled this year it could halt rate hikes in light of U.S. economic softness.
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"A lot of the rest of our house is very contemporary, and I wanted her room to have a softness to it," Roper Tolbert explains of choosing the chair.
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Joseph Stiglitz is a short, oracular man with gray hair and gray stubble trimmed to equal length, which gives his head the round softness of a late-stage dandelion.
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I thought I was just going to go in and watch someone who is really tough and gritty, but I like that there's a softness to her as well.
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Pros: 120-night trial, nice bounce, plush softness, three firmness levels, free in-home delivery and mattress removalCons: Not ideal for people over 200 pounds, fees associated with returns
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Annual growth also pointed to softness in the sector with home prices rising 7.8% in October, slowing from 8.4% in September and the weakest pace since August last year.
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Melania Trump has long-been noted as being the more compassionate member of the first couple, and with her, the President adds to his persona a much-needed softness.
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"I wanted to take an interest in the home, which we always see as a space of softness, of protection, where we go to take shelter," she told me.
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Southwest Airlines last month lowered its expectation for first-quarter operating unit revenue after "unexpected softness" in demand for last-minute flight bookings in the second half of February.
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"There's a softness and an elusiveness in Trisha's work, where there's a stridency in mine that I've counterpunched with," Mr. Petronio said recently at the Joyce's studios in Midtown.
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I find, though, that we are rarely considered romantic or sexual prospects—in our normality, in our boredom, in our softness, in our mundanity, in daylight, hand in hand.
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" He was highly sensitive to charges of cruelty but noted "to protest against all hunting of game is a sign of softness of head, not of soundness of heart.
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" That softness and soulfulness at times earned him derision, as when Newsweek published a cover story about his 1988 presidential campaign that was titled "Bush Battles the Wimp Factor.
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"Swimming With Men" makes a point to notice the vulnerability of their flesh — the softness of bellies, the patches of ungroomed body hair, the muscles that strain from underuse.
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My teachers treated me with a softness and patience that I needed, but they also pushed me hard; they wanted me to go to college, to transcend my life.
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Right out of the freezer, this sandwich has an ideal softness all the way through (just part of what makes it better than so many of the fancier imitations).
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New synthetics like the Fendrihan shaving brush are capable of offering a feel similar to badger in softness while still providing enough backbone to whip up a great lather.
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"I will want to assess the inflation process closely before making a determination on further adjustments to the federal funds rate in light of the recent softness," she said.
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So staying in the house, on the other hand, may produce a softness and smoothness, not to say thinness of skin, accompanied by an increased sensibility to certain impressions.
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But with a robust advisory market helping to keep operating margins around a healthy 25 percent — and 27 percent at Lazard — investors can afford to ignore sell-side softness.
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Two other buyers told Reuters they expect home prices will climb in the long run, despite any short-term softness, because a fundamental supply shortage simply won't go away.
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It's double-sided, with a high-pile faux fur on one side and a low-pile velvety fleece-like underside with both sides of the blanket offering unparalleled softness.
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China is counting on growth in services - which account for more than half of gross domestic product - to offset persistent softness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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It's pricey, but with a balance of firm support and cloud-like softness (as one of our reporters puts it) it's comfortable for just about any type of sleeper.
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A full-blown trade spat with the United States, along with some softness in domestic consumption, combined to erase about a quarter of China's stock market value last year.
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While any softness in the rental market — new leasing activity has slowed in recent months, and vacancies are up — could spell challenges going forward, most developers say they are undeterred.
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Shares of MGM Resorts International sank as much as 9 percent Thursday after it reported lower-than-expected fourth-quarter results due to softness in its Las Vegas convention business.
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While that dip was substantially better than the steep drop in the third quarter, when sales plunged 19 percent on the year, it showed continued softness in the Manhattan market.
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And it seems now that Apple is not that immune to those as it feels the weight of downward pressure due to things like softness in China and Hong Kong.
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Now, after a succession of seasons of Helmut Newton redux, this change in silhouette signifies a timely shift to a feminine softness and puts a refresh on ideas of conservatism.
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As the sylph, a delicate Sterling Hyltin instilled the role with equal parts speed and softness, which lent her springy jumps the diaphanous feel of mist seeping through a forest.
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Wednesday's figures showed services sector activity hit a more than 19-month low in March while private payrolls grew less than expected, hinting at softness in the world's largest economy.
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While Apple has suffered constrained iPhone supply and softness in China, executives said on Tuesday that is set to turn around, in part thanks to its growing influence in software.
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Globally, Shake Shack noted that it has experienced softness in the Middle East due to volatility of the oil market and foreign currency effects in the U.K. due to Brexit.
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It's probably because good emotion is difficult to capture in a static sculpt, but the softness once again just makes this look really off—so close, but not quite there.
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Additionally, investors are now seen returning to riskier asset markets after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled earlier this year it could halt rate hikes in light of U.S. economic softness.
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"Overall, our first half results were in line with our expectations," Morrison said, while adding that the company was tightening its belt to deal with the softness in summer bookings.
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The places where we've seen some softness are places where we've chosen to put less emphasis on some of the very low-priced water and juice drinks around the world.
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They haven't seen Pop Rocks in so long, and the interaction between the crackling and the softness of the Jell-O shot, plus the alcohol—it's such a good synergy.
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However, sales in Calvin Klein, its second biggest unit, fell 2 percent during the fourth quarter, dragged down by continued softness in the Calvin Klein Jeans business in North America.
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The trend for further softness in the yuan has raised speculation on policy options for the PBOC, including a one-off devaluation in the yuan or a more steady weakness.
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However, the softness so far in March of actual cargoes discharged is a potential source of concern, assuming the trend is confirmed when final data for the month is available.
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But at the same time, there is a softness to it, because it's saying, I know that I will be needed as well and just be willing to be needed.
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True to its title, a stickiness and softness and sensuality permeates the whole thing; the synths are warmer, the beats less clinical, her vocals easy, gliding and humming above them.
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Economists expect less volatile "core" durable goods to be flat, reflecting weak business investment and continuing softness in the manufacturing sector because of weak demand overseas and the stronger dollar.
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"The softness in rail volumes from late 2Q has persisted in the first few weeks of 3Q and will likely be a headwind to revenue growth in 2H19," UBS said.
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I sleep on my back, stomach, and side regularly, and both Luxe Pillows strike a great balance between support and softness, which makes them easy adaptors to any sleeping style.
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The autumn/winter 2019-2020 collection, described in show notes "as a contrast of strength and softness", featured dresses made of old T-shirts that were stripped and knotted together.
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The softness and coziness of wool is exactly why you'd want to wear them when it rains, which is why I love that Allbirds now has a water-resistant version.
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Depending on how politics play out — especially in the United States — this current window of Western distraction and softness on Russia may close within a year, making this Putin's moment.
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Traders said part of the softness was due to a better pipeline and supply of new deals coming to the market, though commodities and interest rates were also a factor.
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Now, he was playing with such softness and unpretentious delicacy that I could barely hear him over the wind rustling through the trees — and I mean this as a compliment.
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Rather, they seem to simply stand there as giant hard edifices and you have to navigate your way through, and it's only then that you get to the softness beyond.
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"In Middle Eastern crude (prices), definitely there will be substantial softness, we will try to maximize to the extent possible," said M.K. Surana, chairman of India's Hindustan Petroleum Corp (HPCL).
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While the market is still showing signs of softness, he says it has recently become harder to convene a meeting with his agents because so many are out showing properties.
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"I use it quite a lot with brown diamonds as I like the not-so-bling look and the softness of the brown and the blue working together," she said.
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"If I would have stayed in the house, trying to protect everything, I wouldn't be here," Ms. Phillips said, her voice swerving between softness and a matter-of-fact tone.
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That might have been dragged down in part by a strike at General Motors, but the softness in the factory sector is evident in other data that predates the strike.
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The next day my assistant discovered that the parents had spread a piece of plastic wrap under the babies to mimic the softness of their old nest and add insulation.
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All in all, Parasol diapers compare favorably against most other brands I've used but don't stand out remarkably in any category performance-wise beyond the noted softness and quiet tabs.
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UBS believes that fewer concerns over the softness in inflation within the Federal Reserve and higher oil prices will lead the central bank to increase rates three times in 163.
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I knew her as an old woman, and there was a sharp contrast between the rocks on her chest and the softness and slackness of the rest of her body.
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If fall hair color was all about softness, like blended balayage and twinkly babylights, the first winter weather warning brings us a more dramatic color technique: the return of ombré.
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Manufacturing activity also expanded at its weakest rate in over two years in November, a sister survey showed on Monday, and that softness is affecting the bloc's dominant service industry.
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The bottom of the flatbread was perfectly crispy, but the inner layers of the flatbread had just a touch of softness — something I don't mind when it comes to pizza.
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Domestic and offshore lending growth has started to slow due to sustained softness in the domestic property market, easing demand for cross-border trade finance and a weaker global economy.
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His new single, "veil scans," premiering on Noisey today, takes that shift a step further; there's a softness to it, but its buried deeper beneath the mass of decaying tones.
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For a long time, the thinking was that you should vigorously scrub the dead skin cells off your face for softness and to really clean gunk out of your pores.
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Indications are that momentum is likely to come off further in the current quarter and next year, with data last week showing surprising softness in November factory output and retail sales.
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The nation's central bankers are "grappling" with whether rising trade tensions, softness in the global economy and signs of muted inflation will continue to weigh on the American economy, Powell said.
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"For the economy as a whole, it has put the adjustments to the oil price shock behind us, but we still have softness in several areas of the country," added Poloz.
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Yoga and mindfulness are an access to the softness of humanity and being an activist is an outward facing thing—you have to have a kind of hardness to move forward.
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The whole duet had a lovely softness — even its folk flourishes were diffused in an Impressionist mist — yet Ms. Peck intermittently seemed to be indicating the role rather than embodying it.
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And while some softness in price increases could prove to be "transitory," current readings of inflation expectations point to them being at the "low end" of an appropriate range, Clarida said.
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SRC's recent tenant credit issues, resulting softness in earnings as measured by AFFO and same store growth, and weaker liquidity place SRC at the low end of the 'BBB-' peer group.
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The lack of such haptic feedback (the ability to feel the softness of tissues, and the resistance they offer to the surgeon's movements) has long been a criticism of da Vinci.
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A drop in the cost of travel services and a moderation in gasoline prices weighed on overall inflation, while higher costs for clothing and food helped to offset the softness elsewhere.
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The bank pinned softness in Canada's non-energy export sector, which had been expected to pick up the slack from slumping commodities, on "an unexpected but temporary" slowdown in U.S. investment.
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"The present overall market softness has had a recent notable impact across our business units, with a fourth-quarter revenue roll-up lower than previous expectations," Chief Executive Russell Ellwanger said.
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I want the audience to come in thinking that this is another project showcasing the "softness" of black men, and then have them discover that there is actually more to it.
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If that's not troubling enough: Apple's CEO admitted to some newly discovered "softness" in China, a key market for the Cupertino company as it looks to find growth around the world.
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"Nutrition delivered a good performance despite some softness in human nutrition, (while) Materials experienced ongoing challenging conditions in some of its end-markets, especially in China," Chief Executive Feike Sijbesma said.
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The ones we chose to include in our guide have the ability to clean you up down there, are septic and sewer system safe, and have an adequate level of softness.
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"We expect an atypical seasonal trend, with softness in the first half of the year, offset by a very dynamic second half," Chief Executive Rajeev Suri told reporters following the report.
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While the decline in freight rates and hauling does not suggest the United States is headed into a recession, that softness is consistent with slippage in the economy as a whole.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World share markets rebounded on Tuesday as Turkey's lira pulled out of a recent nosedive and reassuring data from Germany helped offset the latest softness in China's economy.
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Starbucks also tempered expectations for the current quarter as it grapples with softness in the U.S. retail and restaurant industries and said it would close all 379 of its Teavana stores.
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"As a result of the continuing softness in smartphone market demand, we now anticipate revenue for the full year 2016 to decline high single digit percentage year-on-year," it said.
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"Using Old Tom, the Alaska — which I'd always thought of as a nice, sharp, boozy variant of the martini — had a softness, harmony and complexity that was truly surprising," he said.
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But for most people, a recliner represents a space away from work, a napcentric, personal pod of softness that aligns surprisingly well with late-2010s consumerism Treat Yo' Self-care culture.
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The Cloud Pillow gets a rating of extra soft on Tempur's softness scale, as opposed to the Symphony or Essential pillows, which are firmer and arched for back and side sleepers.
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"It's surprising how the recent softness in the inflation data has brought inflation expectations down below 2 percent for the foreseeable future," Doty wrote in an email to CNBC on Friday.
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The guidance represents revenue growth deceleration primarily due to expected CRM softness while stunted earnings growth will be driven by lighter CRM margins, Cowen and Co analysts wrote in a note.
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The sanctions also follow repeated criticism of President Donald Trump for perceived softness on Russia as special counsel Robert Mueller continues to investigate the country's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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But use whatever you have in the cupboard or refrigerator, as long as it adds a contrasting element — either in flavor or texture or both — to the softness of the soup.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, trines Jupiter today, activating a very sensitive and psychic sector of your chart, connecting you to your intuition and creating a sense of softness in your soul.
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The human figure is treated sculpturally through defined contours of his musculature; at the same time, the softness of the rendering and the undulating shapes surrounding the body accentuate its fragility.
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In all cases, it's perfectly at home in a front pocket, and its softness means I can carry my phone right next to it without worrying about undesired scratches on the screen.
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It takes a tremendous amount of water and energy to process trees into toilet paper, along with a startling amount of bleach, formaldehyde, and various organochlorines to increase strength, softness, and color.
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The choice to leave knots in a hairnet, noted the hairstylist Guido Palau, "nods to another time and is very contained and proper," but still very easy, with softness around the face.
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Selectively curling the ponytails with a one-inch iron lent the hair a "loose movement — not curls, just bends," as Palau said, and a softness to counter the hairline's abundance of product.
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"Our fourth-quarter results reflect the impact of rapidly changing consumer behavior, which drove very strong digital growth but unexpected softness in our stores," Target CEO Brian Cornell said in a statement.
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Speaking after PVH reported earnings — the company's first quarterly revenue miss in two years — Chirico also addressed softness in the Calvin Klein jean business, chalking it up to a fashion-related miss.
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We believe the current softness in key metrics is temporary due to an unusual amount of talent injuries and the company should show doubledigit top-line growth and 30% compounded EPS growth.
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"There has been some softness in the (overall) market, but the market for these trucks is still very strong," GM's global product development chief Mark Reuss said at the event on Thursday.
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They said the monetary easing and re-leveraging measures Beijing used in the wake of 2015's market crash and economic softness may no longer be effective, and foresee more tax reforms.
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But it's the way she approaches Zoller beforehand that feels more poignant — a flash of sympathy that dooms her, a rare and fatal moment of softness from a character of steely resolve.
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Although Timothée Chalamet's new film Beautiful Boy is about much more than the 22-year-old's good looks and overall non-toxic softness, it is still an accurate descriptor for the star.
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"This resulted in softness across most merchandise categories, with women's apparel being the most challenging," he said, adding that the company is working to improve its merchandise assortment by using data analytics.
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Add a layer of ultra-softness on top with this ivory long-sleeve crew, and layer on a sharp blazer and knee-high boots to transform your look into prep-school chic.
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However, the company said it expected sales to fall by 6-2 percent due to the transition to the new FTC rules in the U.S. along with softness in its Mexico business.
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"Since then, the company has continued to experience softness in passenger demand and bookings as a result of the government shutdown," Southwest said in a filing Wednesday, forecasting the $60 million hit.
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Target Chairman and CEO Brian Cornell said in a statement the company's December digital sales growth was offset by "early season sales softness and disappointing traffic and sales trends" in its stores.
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Like most of the other works in the show, she emerges out of the black field with the softness of a form incrementally revealed in the dim light of a darkened room.
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"We began to see some signs of economic softness in Greater China earlier this month, most notably in Hong Kong, " CEO Tim Cook said on the company's fiscal first quarter earnings call.
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Yet as online shopping and a wave of store closings continue to erode sales at these shopping centers, a new report has found that softness is starting to creep into their economics.
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The institute is also doing its own hail research focused on what causes different types and sizes of hail, as well as hailstone softness and materials that can better withstand hail damage.
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Aside from slow delivery times, Restoration Hardware said softness in markets affected by energy, oil or currency fluctuations, along with affluent consumers' reluctance to spend, contributed to its weaker-than-expected results.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi played down concerns over softness in the euro zone economy on Thursday as the ECB sought to bolster expectations for a gradual withdrawal of the ECB's monetary stimulus.
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In a world with so few creature comforts, and so little softness, their affection feels remarkable, which makes it even more of a grating injustice when their government tries to ban it.
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Growth in the second half of 2019 has been hit by challenging macroeconomic trends, as well as continued softness of some businesses and the discontinuation of some low-return contracts, SGS said.
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" KEITH LERNER, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, SUNTRUST ADVISORY SERVICES, ATLANTA "Global growth momentum has shown a bit of softness, specifically in the manufacturing data, the PMI in Europe and Japan that came overnight.
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While there's a softness and distance to her voice, when it arrives in the coda of the former it commandeers the song itself—her mere presence fundamentally changing its structure and direction.
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With entertainment and education, it was the more nebulous fear of brainwashing, a worry that there was a softness in the American mind that could be exploited by nefarious filmmakers — and professors.
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"Looking ahead, the volatile and challenging macroeconomic backdrop has continued into the second quarter, with particular softness across the U.S. and China retail landscape," Chief Executive Emanuel Chirico said in a statement.
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"Our Q1 results reflect meaningful improvements in our cost structure, with solid segment profit margins and subscriber revenue growth offset by transitional advertising revenue softness, as anticipated," Chief Executive Doug Murphy said.
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Arctic Chill Super Cooling Gel Fiber Pillow: 2-Pack Filled with 100% hypoallergenic polyester gel, these Arctic Chill pillows provide the softness of down and the cool, dry restful sleep you crave.
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But when he sings a surprisingly sweet duet with Ne-Yo, "Top Priority," a softness enters his voice, providing a breather from the emotional coarseness that permeates the rest of this album.
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But as the Times' Nate Cohn argues, the former vice president has softness in his support in the state, despite visiting it more than any of the other three earliest voting states.
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It was easy to spot softness around player movement just a few inches from the screen on the compressed stream, but even tiny details like stewards' shirt numbers were still clearly visible.
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"Against this economic backdrop, with a strong labor market and likely only temporary softness in inflation, I view it as appropriate that monetary policy should continue to be gradually normalized," he said.
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Its policy-setting committee also indicated the economy has been expanding moderately, and that it viewed a recent softness in inflation as transitory, according to a statement following a two-day meeting.
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Ms. Lindsey — groping herself and anyone she can get her hands on, her voice sometimes overwhelmed in fast passages but sly in moments of otherworldly softness — is an indelible caricature as Nero.
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"While our Foodservice and International businesses experienced unplanned softness on the top line this quarter, they outperformed our operating profit and margin expectations," Chief Executive Officer Sean Connolly said in a statement.
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Recent declines in equity markets and softness in freight indicators may turn out to be a false alarm or a pause within an extended cycle rather than mark a cyclical turning point.
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Caterpillar should also be more insulated than peers from any softness in the U.S. construction industry, with only 20 percent of income coming from equipment sales in the sector, the analyst added.
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"There are a few guys trying to exit the bonds but that is mainly due to the market sentiment and in line with the softness in the high-yield segment," said one banker.
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Standing in the midst of the crazy scene that is Super Bowl Opening Night, Oher shuffled his feet, smiled and spoke with softness that could barely be heard above the Super Bowl buzz.
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Sireen Harajli, FX strategist at Mizuho in New York, said she expects further dollar softness "until we see more concrete progress on the budget, tax cuts and infrastructure spending" from the U.S. government.
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"We fear that still subdued real income growth and the weakening housing market will mean a lot of the softness in consumption lingers," said Paul Dales, Sydney-based chief economist at Capital Economics.
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"Softness in property market contributing to an increase in the time it takes to sell a property have contributed to the rise in delinquencies and properties in possession," Westpac said in a statement.
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But there's a softness, too, most evident in her playful banter with her grandson, her teary conversations with her mother, and her patience when campaign manager Farheen calls to announce another campaign setback.
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N said on Friday it was looking to sell several assets, including Time Inc UK, and warned it experienced more-than-anticipated softness in both print and advertising revenue during the current quarter.
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"Equity markets are looking a bit frothy and what's dragging them down is a bit of softness in the oil price and yen strength," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
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"Looking ahead, the volatile and challenging macroeconomic backdrop has continued into the second quarter, with particular softness across the U.S. and China retail landscape," Chief Executive Officer Emanuel Chirico said in a statement.
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We'd venture to guess that Ramsay's incorporation of cauliflower added softness and moisture to the dish without thinning it out, while the liquid from Garten's sliced tomato-topping seemed to be her downfall.
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"My sense is that this softness was driven more by security concerns than by the Brexit vote or the Olympics or the broader economy, but all four probably played a role," he said.
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By replicating the flexibility and softness of neural tissue, and allowing neurons and other types of cells to grow within it, it should avoid the scarring that stiffer, solid probes can sometimes cause.
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A note from Barclays last month said that a substantial increase in the second half would require a significant trade war deescalation, a rate cut and a continued softness of the industrial slowdown.
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"Markets are able to cope with a small rise in inflation, while any softness would be reinforce expectations that the economy has slowed," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates at Mizuho in London.
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The key question isn't whether the RBNZ is going to cut, but whether their stimulus will be enough to assuage concerns about the persistent softness in inflation, according to economists at Westpac Bank.
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"Dentsply Sirona indicated that part of the softness is because it's taking a hit from changing its go-to-market strategy — sort of a short term pain, long term gain scenario," Cramer said.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, April 26 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares dipped on Tuesday, mirroring softness across much of Asia with investors wary of taking big positions ahead of key policy meetings this week.
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I meet him in his office—he's 37 but looks much younger, and he speaks with a softness that leaves you wondering whether he's very shy or just completely engrossed in his work.
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" That service does not call at Los Angeles, but Seroka said the move "tells me there's uncertainty in the market and a certain softness that they (MSC) didn't like looking down the line.
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The Fed is expected to increase borrowing costs later on Wednesday, but the signs of moderate consumer spending and retreating inflation pressures could worry policymakers who have previously viewed the softness as transitory.
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On Wednesday, the Fed surprised markets with a policy statement that was more dovish than expected, abandoning projections for more rate hikes this year due to signs of softness in the U.S. economy.
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And while that may sound paradoxical, it's a perfect aesthetic accompaniment to the hopepunk philosophy that aggressively choosing kindness, optimism, and softness over hardness, cynicism, and violence can be a powerful political choice.
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One of the government agents, played by John Cho, is so great at breaking the tension of this really high stakes moment and adding softness and comic relief to a really stressful situation.
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They have a well-balanced softness and compression, they sit just past your ankles, and they arrive wrapped in a tasteful package that conveys a certain elegance that socks are rarely associated with.
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"We're so used to seeing glass that's brilliant, but these pieces are ethereal in their softness," says Chin, who is planning a pilgrimage to meet the mysterious glass maker in the spring. utsuwawa.
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Nutrish was hurt by a "greater than anticipated impact from premium competitors' aggressive pricing actions" and that the company expects "continued softness for the Nutrish brand" in the current quarter, the CEO said.
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The gazes of the sitters are steadfast even in their softness: The desire for uniqueness is as much a refusal of cultural and familial dogma as it is a loving embrace of lineage.
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The Edwin Jagger best badger shaving brush has a medium-sized handle and loft (referring to the height of the knot) and its bristles cleave towards the middle range of softness and rigidity.
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If Intuit's shareholders vote against arbitration, they'll signal support for securities class actions, even as the Supreme Court promotes arbitration and conservative SEC commissioners hint at softness in the agency's once-unwavering stance.
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At HLTH, I spoke with 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki and Ancestry CEO Margo Georgiadis, and one of the big questions I had was about the "softness" hitting the direct-to-consumer genetics market.
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Casually mixing the convenience of truly wireless earbuds and the pillowy softness of over-ear headphones, the HyperSonic Headphones are made to drown out the noise and deliver premium audio in total comfort.
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"The recent additional cuts are clearly positive in the short-term, but the fact they are needed also emphasizes the softness in underlying fundamentals," the bank said in a note dated Dec. 6.
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It was the harshness of his raps and the unabashed softness of his singing, the way his music flitted between styles and rhythms, expressing a restless desire to become someone or something better.
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On sale now for Black Friday, SHEEX's bedsheets use SleepFit Technology to provide unparalleled softness, silkiness, breathability, and thermoregulation so you'll never wake up all hot and sweaty in the middle of the night.
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Companies also say they are having a tougher time, among them Apple Inc, which said overnight that while its revenue in Greater China was still rising, it was seeing "some signs of economic softness".
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"You're probably going to see some modest reaction to the softness we're seeing in the eurozone, as it looks like some of the inflation data is not as strong as initially thought," she said.
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"Our fourth quarter results reflect the impact of rapidly-changing consumer behavior, which drove very strong digital growth but unexpected softness in our stores," Target CEO Brian Cornell said in the earnings press release.
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Although these contemporary photographers trade in Ottinger's brash alternate world-making for softness, their work is still steeped in the disorienting light-headedness of feeling like an outsider, fighting to live your own truth.
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But some market participants say signs of softness in some economic data have raised questions about whether the Fed can hike interest rates two more times this year and begin shrinking its balance sheet.
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"Dell felt the impact from softness in the server market while also favoring profitability over revenue in China and some larger opportunities that became too price sensitive," Mark Cash, an analyst at MorningStar, said.
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HK/SIN time, compared with levels above 111 yen on Tuesday after Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced a delay of the consumption tax hike until 2019 because of growing softness in the economy.
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"Our growth came from all facets of the business ... and we made progress towards the stabilization of our North American business despite continued softness in the makeup category," Chief Executive Officer Fabrizio Freda said.
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"While we are currently seeing some softness in certain of our packaging paper grades, we are also seeing firmer prices in the European uncoated fine paper markets following recent industry capacity rationalisation," it said.
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And with the recent softness in the S&P 500, the index now sits less than half a percent above the 2,5003 level of the January high, which capped the market for seven months.
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Though you shouldn't totally eliminate shampooing — your hair needs a deep clean every so often — using a cleansing conditioner between washes can make a huge difference in the softness and manageability of your strands.
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DALLAS (Reuters) - A "really strong" U.S. economy is likely to continue growing, but softness in housing and high levels of corporate debt have caught the Federal Reserve's eye, Chairman Jerome Powell said on Wednesday.
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Groch says this softness and ability to transfer heat is what makes the FC22 more pleasurable than a condom, because it doesn't feel like there is as much of a barrier between sexual partners.
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That's important because earlier this month, Tableau Software tanked the cloud software market after warning of "some softness in spending" on the same day that LinkedIn cited weakness in the European and Asian regions.
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"The softness in the U.S. market is disappointing given the initially positive reaction to menu changes and the introduction of hot dogs," Neil Saunders, CEO of retail research firm Conlumino, wrote in a note.
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"For the second half, we are seeing softness in both the UK and Europe, which we believe comes from macroeconomic uncertainty and many unanswered questions surrounding Brexit," Easyjet Chief Executive Officer Johan Lundgren said.
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" Skeleton Tree pulses with grief, its synths glowing with stunning softness, conjuring different planes of existence as Cave delivers lines like, "I knew the world it would stop spinning now, since you've been gone.
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The VariLeg team in Zurich believes they have hit upon the novel idea of adjustable softness in the knee that could make their exoskeleton the first model that does not struggle on uneven terrain.
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"Strong data across the board is giving confidence to the Street that the first-quarter softness we saw in GDP was transitory," said Anwiti Bahuguna, senior portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments in Boston.
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It also flagged ongoing softness in the European automotive market and said that first-half performance would be materially behind that of the prior half year and lowered its expectations of full-year performance.
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The best sections take advantage of the habitual softness by emphasizing it, as in a late, silent sequence of slow and sensual beauty, so abstract and enigmatic that it almost seems out of place.
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Domestic and offshore lending growth has slowed in recent years and Fitch expects it to remain subdued due to sustained softness in the domestic property market and easing demand for cross-border trade finance.
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Nevertheless, if the central bank is right about softness in the U.S. economy earlier this year being temporary, "it's highly likely we see more interest rate hikes and that will impact Asia," Woods said.
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Pros: Gel fibers help the pillow stay fluffy and maintain shape, hypoallergenic, machine washable, stain and fade resistantCons: No purchase options to choose your ideal firmness or softness level, reports of items delivered damaged
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Intentional softness is a rare quantity in this post-apocalyptic war zone, and Negan reveals a kinder and more genuine side of himself as he speaks about the future he had planned for Carl.
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And, in Milan, Giampiero Bodino has prettified the butterfly's body, using rose-cut diamonds for the first time to add softness and scaling the body down at the curled ends "for fantasy," he said.
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"I'd be all for going back to something like that, something you slide into and it stays there, but it's got softness to it and is going to move a little bit," Zobrist said.
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During a recent visit, I tasted luscious, nutty hummus with zippy lemon salsa; yogurt-bathed cauliflower roasted to snappy softness with sumac and pomegranate; and freekeh-stuffed peppers with subtle, sweet-tart sour cherries.
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On the economic front, a global round of economic surveys should show if economic softness in the first quarter was a passing phase linked to wintry weather and Lunar New Year holidays in Asia.
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The softness in recent labor data and lack of inflation have also been factors, and Faranello said there are concerns that Boeing's problems could crimp U.S. GDP growth, as it cuts back on production.
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Investment appetite for gold showed signs of softness, with holdings of the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded SPDR Gold Trust, falling 5.6 tonnes to 821.45 tonnes on Tuesday, a low since early February.
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Additionally, the Russell 2000 dipped below its 200-day moving average earlier this month for the first time in a little more than a year, which Maley considers a "warning sign" of market softness.
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" Pitchfork reviewed his 2010 album Thank Me Later: "Whereas the unofficial mainstream hip-hop LP rulebook previously demanded a couple 'ladies' night' tracks that were often pandering, insulting, or both, Drake lives for such softness.
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Despite the near-term softness, our view on NVDA's secular drivers in Gaming and Datacenter is unchanged and we see continued growth in FY21260 even with tough comps as the impact of cryptocurrency fully unwinds.
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The slight April softness shouldn't come as a surprise as it was consistent with the rest of the industry and should not trump an improving earnings outlook, Stephens analyst Will Slabaugh wrote in a note.
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The ultra-religious Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) party, which makes punishing blasphemy its main campaign rallying cry and lionizes the bodyguard who killed Taseer, warned the court against any "concession or softness" for Bibi.
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Infineon, which makes around 214 percent of its sales from smartphone chips, is feeling the impact of what its rival Dialog Semi last week called an ongoing softness of the smartphone market after Apple Inc.
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While past mattress experiences are nothing but "firm to the point where it feels like a doctor's table" or "squishy to the point where you're sinking," Casper offers that rare balance of softness and support.
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Gene Spiegelman, Cushman & Wakefield's vice chairman and head of Retail Services in North America, said Times Square's softness has less to do with a slowdown in tourism and more to do with the available space.
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On Wednesday, the Fed surprised investors with a policy statement that was more dovish than expected, as it forecast no further interest rate hikes this year due to signs of softness in the U.S. economy.
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However, there are products that should get first dibs while upkeeping your strands between salon appointments, because the right ones make all the difference when it comes to fighting fading, maintaining softness, and general health.
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"There has been some softness in U.S. economic data, and there are some less market-friendly policies in the U.S. on the margin," said Stephen Wood, chief market strategist with Russell Investments in New York.
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"This recent softness in the data means that there could be less pressure for firms to pass higher costs on to consumers through price increases," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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"It's disappointing that softness in Australia is having a negative impact on Group performance in FY-2019, despite progress in other segments such as Energy and Norway," Chief Executive John Douglas said in a statement.
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Sales in the three provinces most dependent on the energy industry - Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador - are expected to struggle to regain traction this year, resulting in "continuing softness for home prices," CREA said.
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"The softness at the high end of the smartphone market is certainly a headwind, but the main issue that we face and that we need to address is the distribution," said Chen on a call.
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If St Vincent's MASSEDUCTION is all the melodrama that comes with intense attraction, MUNA's debut album, About U, is more wrapped up in the softness, the regretful aftermath, the escapism and growing pains that follow.
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"The CPI data begs the question, at what point does transitory becomes something that is more sustained, in terms of the softness," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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