Squeezing out states to consolidate central budgets can prove counterproductive.
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Which is hedge fund speak for squeezing out money now.
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Perversely, curbing prices risks squeezing out this kind of innovation.
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This is all about rolling up companies and squeezing out efficiencies.
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The top 903% of Indians, indeed, are squeezing out the rest.
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Drain, squeezing out any liquid, and set the spinach aside. 4.
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Even so, Balderson seemed to be barely squeezing out a victory.
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Squeezing out competitors has not yet translated into juicy profits for Jio.
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New York (CNN Business)Jamba Juice is squeezing out part of its name.
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The stool hangs out in the rectum before squeezing out through the anus.
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The energy group was the lone gainer, squeezing out a modest 0.2 percent gain.
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And the longer you use it the more value you're squeezing out of it.
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Big privately held holding companies dominate many sectors, squeezing out smaller, more innovative firms.
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The massive funding rounds going to startups aren't just squeezing out early-stage investors.
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Strain the syrup out, squeezing out the solids, and mix with an equal part vinegar.
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Energy briefly fell more than 1 percent before squeezing out a gain of 0.11 points.
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We cracked open coconuts, grinding their flesh and squeezing out the cream with our hands.
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Until then, the banks had had things their own way, including squeezing out competing networks.
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He is also concerned that out-of-state and foreign students are squeezing out Michiganders.
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No obnoxious SUVs at odd angles, half-on, half-off the sidewalk, squeezing out pedestrians.
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That cook is effectively squeezing out all the meat's juices, dropping them into the flames below.
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Liberal administrators are not only entrenching their power, squeezing out conservative or populist points of view.
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His probe has dominated the news, squeezing out coverage of many of the Trump administration's accomplishments.
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Strain the syrup out, squeezing out the solids, and mix with an equal part balsamic vinegar.
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"They have an edge of squeezing out one more litter, one more half litter," Corrigan said.
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Imagine this scenario: You're in the shower, squeezing out the last few drops of your shampoo.
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In July of that year, he escaped his captors by squeezing out of a basement window.
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"That second inning was huge, squeezing out of there giving up only one run," he said.
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Game 22014 was closer, with the Warriors squeezing out a win and a 27-27 series advantage.
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Making mining more profitable has long involved squeezing out more tonnes of metal per ounce of brawn.
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What I'm saying is they're squeezing out all the content they can get from this tiny cyst.
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Taylor Swift is squeezing out one more song before Reputation finally debuts at midnight Friday, Nov. 10.
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In a low-growth economy, getting bigger and squeezing out competitors is a clear way to success.
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At the time, larger breweries increased their scale and distribution footprint, squeezing out many of the smaller players.
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Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other rights groups have long criticized the government for squeezing out opponents.
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Drain the gelatin from the water, squeezing out any liquid, then add your bloomed gelatin to the saucepan.
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One moment the character, and the film, are actively surprising the audience, squeezing out laughs at a rapid clip.
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I.T. specialists, professionals and retirees are descending on the town, squeezing out the more chilled-out — and impecunious — population.
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Toss the cucumber with salt and let it sit for 5 minutes before squeezing out all of the liquid.
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Rights groups criticized him for squeezing out rivals and the opposition rejected the results, but decided not to appeal.
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Currently, the mayor is at the top of the polls in Iowa, squeezing out a narrow lead over Sen.
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And that is, we don't have all this monopoly consolidation that's squeezing out new competitors and new market entrants.
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But rights groups criticize Sall for clamping down hard on dissent, squeezing out rivals and doing little for the poor.
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Yes, we do have an entitlements problem that is eating up our federal budget and squeezing out our discretionary budget.
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" In 2016, Mr. Orban said: "The next year will be about squeezing out Soros and the powers that he symbolizes.
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A third policy is to increase the number of Saudis in jobs—particularly women (see chart)—by squeezing out foreign workers.
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But these ways of squeezing out more profit did not challenge the nature of what it means to be an owner.
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The point is that it's coverage — that you're the story, that you're squeezing out your competitors, that you're on people's minds.
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Outside the tech industry and away from emerging markets, rising stars often sparkle by consolidating existing markets and squeezing out costs.
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There is nothing more satisfying than squeezing out some excrement that's been marinating inside of my body for the past week.
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Slavery, after all, enabled masters to accumulate vast tracts of land, squeezing out small farmers and forcing them into wage labor.
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But separate campaigns in Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam are squeezing out vendors in the name of public order and food safety.
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Slice a lemon in half, and rub one of the open ends over the salt, squeezing out the juice as you scrub.
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"You Look Like A Sausage Squeezing Out Of Its Casing" These words were harsh, and — even worse — spoken by someone I loved.
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But suddenly—after squeezing out an overtime victory against Tennessee—Texas A&M has emerged as a legitimate College Football Playoff contender.
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The Grizzlies have been playing shorthanded for much of the season and squeezing out close wins, often against teams with losing records.
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Some are distraught at revelers leaving "floors covered with vomit" in residential buildings and "short-term strangers" squeezing out long-term residents.
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The closure illustrates stiff competition in the deregulated energy market as cheap wind and solar supply more electricity, squeezing out fossil fuels.
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That assumption breaks down a key choice the Liberals will have to make: Squeezing out the black market or generating revenue through taxes.
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Since those form as a result of excess sebum getting trapped in the pore, that's exactly what you're squeezing out, says Dr. Zeichner.
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When I see someone squeezing out a huge cyst on someone's back and the person is screaming, I can't even look at it!
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Tenant rights activists blame gentrification and real estate policies favoring high-end commercial and residential developments that are squeezing out low-income housing.
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Computer hardware of that era was slow and memory very expensive; nothing mattered as much as squeezing out every ounce of performance possible.
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Performance-wise, Intel says the new chips are squeezing out higher speeds; they're supposedly up to 10 percent faster than last year's models.
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Strain the liquid, squeezing out every last drip of ginger-flavored stock into a bowl before discarding the fibrous mass left behind. 2.
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Squeezing out money from elsewhere would encounter stiff resistance and, like the other measures, could have long-term consequences for the Russian economy.
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Frank Sinton, president and founder at Beachfront Media, said that Roku could push advertisers to buy through Dataxu, squeezing out competitors over time.
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CHICAGO — The Cubs were pounding out lopsided victories and squeezing out tight games while putting together their longest winning streak of the season.
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By giving preference to wealthy white legacies, the plaintiffs say Harvard has been squeezing out everyone else, mainly high-achieving Asian-American applicants.
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LaJeunesse also contends in the Medium post that Google's products have become more focused on squeezing out profit than balancing human rights concerns.
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They harken back to Justice Douglas's probable reason: A hard and fast rule prevents the big players from squeezing out the little players.
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His appointment was followed in October by the squeezing out of Nachiket Mor, an American-educated economist who had been attacked by the RSS.
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Pros: Easy to use, buildable, lasts (maybe) forever, great for makeup beginnersCons: Opaque packaging makes it hard to see how much you're squeezing out
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Technology forces the best legacy players to differentiate themselves from the new better, faster, cheaper alternatives while squeezing out the intermediaries that can't innovate.
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Now he appears to have pocketed that agreement, and to have used the same threat to try squeezing out a separate batch of concessions.
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With a perfectly corny, safely politically neutral ad about politics, undecided voter Ken Bone is still squeezing out the last drops of internet fame.
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The past decade's health care wars have pushed Republicans to the right, squeezing out moderates who see some acceptable role for the federal government.
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"You pick whatever note comes to your mind naturally, and you imagine it squeezing out of your body," the Ctrl singer told Rolling Stone.
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But that has also caused massive investments in property, squeezing out lower- and middle-income renters and prompting a nationwide debate about housing costs.
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"The composite keeps squeezing out real space, which keeps muscling back in," the critic Peter Schjeldahl wrote in his review in The New Yorker.
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But with sanctions gone, business people in Astrakhan predict that big global grain traders will now move into the Iran market, squeezing out Russian players.
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But with sanctions gone, business people in Astrakhan predict that big global grain traders will now move into the Iran market, squeezing out Russian players.
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Once the pig's blood has cooked, remove the gelatin from the water, squeezing out any excess water, and add the hydrated gelatin, stirring to combine.
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Managing cloud costs and eliminating waste forces companies to track and analyze massive amounts of data to make sure they're squeezing out the most efficiencies.
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If you're still painstakingly killing all your apps in the hopes of squeezing out some extra battery life from your iPhone, you can officially stop.
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But the country's major banks are squeezing out their international rivals with cheap funding and aggressive terms, robbing global banks of potentially lucrative underwriting opportunities.
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Morales has faced mounting pressure in recent weeks after squeezing out an electoral victory after 24 hours of silence from electoral officials on election night.
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Apex Legends is a whole lot of fun, but like the best BR games, squeezing out a win can be overwhelming and intoxicating in equal measure.
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But, of course, Trump won in the Electoral College by squeezing out victories in the upper Midwest — which you're not going to see in national polls.
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The sell-off intensified speculation among market participants that traders were getting ahead of the hedge and squeezing out premiums in options markets before prices drop.
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New York won for only the third time in 563 games this month by squeezing out a 256-23 overtime win over Calgary on Monday night.
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Oklahoma City was looking forward to its four-game road trip and started things off by squeezing out a 218-212 victory at Dallas on Friday.
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For software, in particular, fake copies are as good as real ones at building brand loyalty, squeezing out the competition and creating a de facto standard.
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Squeezing out as much average revenue per user will be critical as it's unlikely to achieve their audience scale, especially as Facebook relentlessly copies its products.
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While the rules may not end up squeezing out foreign publications entirely, they speak to the Chinese government's continued interest in tightly controlling what goes online.
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If the lobbying efforts are successful, they could benefit domestic firms while squeezing out big-name companies like Amazon and Uber from the hugely promising market.
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Welles shot the movie in guerrilla fashion, squeezing out footage when he could, documentary style, with the help of a small but loyal, star-struck crew.
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In the summer of 2016, Jeremiah made a cartoon and sent it to church leaders, depicting an elephant sitting on a man, squeezing out his insides.
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Ollie is barely squeezing out a living selling coffee and food to oil workers, which isn't enough to deal with the foreclosure notice on her door.
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But while food pouches are super convenient, they can also be extremely messy with kids who can&apost resist squeezing out more than they can eat.
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Soaring housing prices are squeezing out middle-class families and lower-income earners from many neighborhoods and creating a shortage of affordable housing, local officials say.
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He did so by squeezing out smaller competitors, falsifying government reports and mislabeling his catch to make it look like he was complying with the regulations.
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Squeezing out smaller CBD and cannabis startupsFor smaller operators in legal states, the coronavirus pandemic is creating more difficulties than a temporary sales boost can fix.
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Squeezing out the engines, by the way, is probably a bad idea unless you are traveling on the Audi A212's home turf, specifically, the unlimited Autobahn.
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Since the number of people attending public schools is fixed, the elite high schools are accused of squeezing out regular students to feed their lucrative international stream.
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Stevie J did it without Maury Povich, unfortunately, and he's confirmed he IS the father of the baby Joseline Hernandez is squeezing out within the next month.
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Make the sandwich: In a mixing bowl, lightly salt the cabbage, then leave to sit for 2 minutes before squeezing out as much water as you can.
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Squeezing out smaller CBD and cannabis startups For smaller operators in legal states, the coronavirus pandemic is creating more difficulties than a temporary sales boost can fix.
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Xi offends global values by detaining more than one million Muslims in the Xinjiang region, arresting lawyers and Christians, and steadily squeezing out space for free thought.
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President Donald Trump is squeezing out his enemies in the Republican Party — diminishing the power of the GOP establishment and reshaping his party in his own image.
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Last year, he unveiled a next-generation clay extruder that bears down with nearly three tons of force, squeezing out wobbly vases and sculptures like cake frosting.
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Last year, in a seeming show of strength against Chinese dominance President Kenyatta Uhuru banned imports of cheap Chinese fish, amid claims it was squeezing out local produce.
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Squeezing out the equivalent of another 3 percent of GDP would bring in as much revenue in a year as all developed economies currently collect in corporate tax.
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Europe's largest telecoms provider and its Slovak Telekom unit were sanctioned by the European Commission in 2014 for squeezing out competitors by charging unfair wholesale prices in Slovakia.
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At the time, the Army of Islam, made up of religious hard-liners, was consolidating its power in Douma, squeezing out other rebels and imposing strict Shariah rules.
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He is a young man from West African who found himself in the nightmare of squeezing out a window while his family debated how best to kill him.
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In a few cities, such as Newcastle and Liverpool, some fret that new-build accommodation is taking over city centres, squeezing out businesses and other kinds of housing.
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Pros: Built-in scrub brush with sponge mop head, simple to use, rollers for squeezing out waterCons: Sponge mop heads usually do not last as long as microfiber
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In fact, the company says that despite its 35 percent commission on every transaction, it can produce for retailers three times what they're currently squeezing out of returns.
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For Romania is facing an acute shortage of social housing, with inner city gentrification and return of private properties seized during Communist years squeezing out low-income tenants.
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The so-called secondary sanctions will compel banks to freeze the assets of anyone who breaks the blockade, potentially squeezing out North Korea's business ties, including those with China.
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The so-called secondary sanctions will compel banks to freeze the assets of anyone who breaks the blockade, potentially squeezing out North Korea's business ties in China and Myanmar.
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Government spending per person on health is barely three-fifths that of neighbouring India, in part because so much of the budget goes on defence, squeezing out other items.
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As for the next few hours, after our chat, she's going to drive back to the farm and chill, squeezing out some last few moments of peace and tranquility.
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In 2017, competing bikeshare businesses started flooding cities around the world with more bikes than they could handle in the hopes of dominating the market and squeezing out competition.
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Over the years, Game of Thrones fans have gotten used to a show that excavates every good thing about a character by squeezing out the absolute worst in everyone.
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Google has a history of squeezing out incredibly high levels of efficiency from its data centers with inventive new designs — a history that started at that first Oregon site.
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What's worse, though, is that the ink material inside the piece did not fully harden, and when I pressed on my fake Lego, pink ink started squeezing out the side.
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Where these swirling cylinders meet the solid core, and squash against it, they act like a pair of rollers, squeezing out additional molten iron sideways to create the jet stream.
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The atomic explosion fuses some of this hydrogen, releasing a flood of neutrons that accelerate the fission process, squeezing out more yield from a given amount of a nuclear fuel.
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The EU competition authority is worried that the merged company may provide incentives to customers to buy bundled products, thereby squeezing out rivals, or change NXP's intellectual property licensing practices.
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Observe: The moment he punctures the bubble with a surgical needle, a translucent goo oozes from the woman's lip area — like squeezing out a clear gloss from a Juicy Tube.
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On some level, we know it's not right to force our way ever further back in time, squeezing out the real inhabitants and paving over their cultures with our comforts.
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After Obama won all each of those states both times, Clinton lost all of them -- with Trump squeezing out Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania by less than one percentage point each.
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"Disney has been at the forefront of pushing a particular networked franchising model that is seen by some as squeezing out original, smaller budget, or more 'adult' fare," Scott said.
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They fear it will lead to de facto pan-European licensing, diluting the value of exclusive rights and squeezing out smaller broadcasters who would be unable to afford pan-EU rights.
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Production and marketing costs have skyrocketed as the movie biz moves into Extremistan, relying on a few big hits to make money, squeezing out the middle class of mid-budget movies.
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That is squeezing out Indian cell and module makers, many of which have inferior technology, depend on imports of raw materials, have limited access to cheap loans and operate below capacity.
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The two broadcasters were accused of creating a cartel to carve up the rights to show matches of the top eight Italian teams in the 2015-2018 seasons, squeezing out competitors.
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The rules are designed to prevent dominant players from squeezing out the competition, which could ultimately hurt both brands and consumers by giving a single, monopolistic player absolute control over prices.
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Sometimes I pride myself in squeezing out every last little bit of toothpaste; similarly, actually using the groceries I had on hand made me feel like the next Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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The company went on to open up cavernous big-box stores across the American suburbs, dominating toys sales with deep discounts and a huge selection, and squeezing out smaller toy shops.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Refineries around the world are squeezing out every last drop of diesel while drowning in gasoline, in what could well become the new normal for the next few years.
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Mr. Li's annual report to the national legislature revived rhetoric about market solutions after the government faced growing criticism for favoring government initiatives and state-owned companies, squeezing out private enterprise.
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But squeezing out costs is more of a specialty for the likes of 3G, the group behind brewing giant Anheuser Busch-InBev that is also Mr. Buffett's investment partner in Kraft.
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But Trump was able to tap into economic anxiety in manufacturing-heavy swing states including Michigan, squeezing out enough narrow wins in the Electoral College to carry him to the presidency.
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It feels as though the clouds are squeezing out the last few drops of water before they regroup for the week's second act: a string of possible thunderstorms through the weekend.
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One day after squeezing out a victory at Tampa Bay despite collecting only one hit, the Yankees were limited to five hits to lose for the fourth time in six games.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has been holding out on cutting production as it sticks to its strategy of squeezing out higher cost energy producers, such as shale companies, out of the market.
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The key thing is that all of economic history tells us that while state firms can be good at building stuff, when it comes to squeezing out efficiencies you need private companies.
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The regional schools became meatpacking plants, or Play-Doh fun factories, squeezing out supposedly educated human beings, marching them around from class to class — bells bonging, punishments escalating, homework being loaded on.
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Mr. Trump, the real estate magnate, is, after all, the master of taking a property, squeezing out the profit and leaving it for dead, then miraculously turning the loss to his advantage.
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The most surprising element in our tasting was the relative absence of fresh young whites, which maybe a decade ago seemed to be squeezing out the oak-aged and oak-fermented versions.
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At the time of Essilor's merger with Luxottica, rivals and some opticians expressed concern that the combined group might persuade opticians to buy eyewear and lenses as a package, squeezing out smaller players.
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It seems more likely that LG Mobile head Brian Kwon — who also heads up that hugely profitable home entertainment business — will focus on cutting costs and squeezing out the few sweet spots left.
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Dallas lost all five matchups to Chicago last season before squeezing out overtime and shootout victories over the Blackhawks at the turn of the month as part of a five-game winning streak.
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The final deal involves more liquidity lines as well as a debt-for-equity swap with lenders who will end up owning most of the company's shares, almost squeezing out the founding Benjumea family.
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One of the project's unconventional hires was a Clara O'Farrell, an Argentinian engineer who spent her graduate career at Caltech studying jellyfish locomotion—specifically how the creatures propel themselves by squeezing out vortex rings.
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In the 1990s, none other than Newt Gingrich lobbied hard and successfully for a new Telecommunications Act, scrapping the New Deal regulations that had barred big media firms from squeezing out would-be competitors.
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A number of communities, worried that short-term rentals are squeezing out much needed long-term housing or are becoming a nuisance to neighbors, are looking at tougher regulations aimed at Airbnb and its competitors.
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Surging production from new gas fields is squeezing out demand for costly foreign imports, leading Egypt to consider deferring as many as 25 shipments this year and many more in 2018, according to various sources.
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St. Louis won for only the second time in six games by squeezing out a 21-22 home victory over Los Angeles, marking the fifth time in that span it has produced only one goal.
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Worse yet, whereas LG was squeezing out a small profit from its mobile division in 2014, last year's total was just south of breaking even, with the fourth quarter resulting in a $37 million loss.
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With each team squeezing out a one-run decision to open the Citrus Series, the Miami Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays take their rivalry to Tropicana Field to begin a two-game set on Wednesday.
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"Harvest" the Little Sisters, the game explains, and you'll obtain more ADAM, but doing so will mean killing them in a gruesome and disturbingly rendered process that involves squeezing out their lives with your bare hands.
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I'd build powerful gaming rigs and spend hours writing scripts to get a better field of view in games, or a slight advantage by squeezing out every single drop of performance by altering textures per map.
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Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries jumped to a near four-year peak, markedly steepening the curve and squeezing out investors who had feverishly bet on a tighter spread between longer-dated and short-dated yields.
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Vestager also signalled a tougher line against dominant companies squeezing out smaller rivals, saying a cease and desist order in today's world was not enough and action might be needed on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Analysts said that fundraising by newly-barred financial institutions on the New Third Board has been huge, squeezing out funding by other types of companies, and raising concerns that their proceeds are not being used properly.
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Western coal is declining too, and as it does, vulture capitalists are buying up mines, squeezing out the last bit of profits, and declaring bankruptcy, leaving behind an environmental mess and workers without jobs or pensions.
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The process involves soaking the cardboard in water, repeatedly folding it over on itself, squeezing out all the moisture, pounding it flat, and trying to get the cardboard to dry as thin, dense, and stiff as possible.
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The Chinese city of Shanghai has become the top destination for real estate investment in Asia Pacific, squeezing out Tokyo from the number 1 spot in the fourth quarter of last year, according to data from JLL.
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Complainants in that instance say Google uses Android's platform dominance like a "Trojan horse" to drive adoption of its services, squeezing out competing apps which — unlike Google's apps and services — require users to discover and download them.
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"It was Saudi Arabia which initiated the pricing war in the first place with the aim of radically increasing its market share by squeezing out producers of 'costly' oil," Rosneft said, in a reference to shale producers.
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DAKAR/FATICK, Senegal (Reuters) - Polls opened in Senegal on Sunday in an election President Macky Sall is expected to win after strong economic growth in his first term, although rights groups criticize him for squeezing out rivals.
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That's to be expected though, as GPU tends to matter more than CPU, but there were still marginal improvements compared to the 2270th Generation, with the 2370th Gen processors squeezing out 2170 whole more frames per second.
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The media industry had opposed the original proposal, saying it would lead to de-facto pan-European licensing, diluting the value of exclusive rights and squeezing out smaller broadcasters that would be unable to afford pan-EU rights.
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Austria's far-right won more than a third of the vote in the election and will face an independent in next month's run-off, squeezing out the country's two main parties from the post for the first time.
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While the Marais had already developed when I arrived, the influx of luxury storefronts has exploded since Europe's economic and debt crisis ended in 2012, squeezing out residential and L.G.B.T. commerce, and taking over the historic Jewish center.
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Let's not judge her, though, she was pregnant with triplets and still managed to walk to a gas station and buy the only sweet things they had: a banana nut muffin and Twinkies, squeezing out the cream for frosting.
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Her enemies know what they're up against, her allies appreciate her many strengths, the press has been pre-schooled in her hunker-down style of squeezing out petulant clarifications, and her progressive critics formed their suspicions several presidents ago.
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And Rubio and his team believe if he ends up as the clear alternative to either Cruz or Donald Trump, much of the party could unite behind his candidacy, squeezing out the other establishment-backed candidates in the race.
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Though the sort-of grunge, sort-of garage rock four-piece have put out two visual mixtapes—Home Demo/ns Vol I and Vol II—they're also kept squeezing out a life-giving drip feed of 7-inch singles.
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"After a long period of globalization and squeezing out economic efficiencies, you do see national security rising to the forefront," said Daniel M. Kliman, director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program at the Center for a New American Security.
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The surge in luxury housing, and its upward pressure on rents, is squeezing out longtime residents, said Trevorn Frederick, the owner of New Prospective Realty, a two-year-old firm with an office on Fourth Avenue near 21st Street.
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Pernod is two-thirds the size of Diageo in sales, so entirely squeezing out the difference won't be simple, but it's probably the chief reason the fund calls Pernod "one of the most attractive investment opportunities in the industry".
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China plans to gamble on the bulk deployment of its untested "Hualong One" nuclear reactor, squeezing out foreign designs, as it resumes a long-delayed nuclear program aimed at meeting its clean energy goals, government and industry officials said.
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Sall, whom rights groups have criticized for squeezing out rivals, was favored to win after boosting economic growth in his first term, but he had to win a majority of votes to avoid a second round of voting on March 24.
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Under the pact unveiled on Tuesday, the pair plan to blend up to 100 million tonnes of their ores in China, producing the benchmark product preferred by local steel mills and squeezing out a little extra margin in the process.
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"There is a level of frustration that people have with regard to the regime activity and behavior, the enrichment of the military and clerical elite and the squeezing out of the life of the economy," the senior State Department official said.
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There's also significant competition for the existing low-cost housing units: The report found most households in the lowest-cost units could actually afford to pay more for rent — meaning they're squeezing out the households who really need the lowest rents.
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And I also mean it in a more general sense, as that whole vicious circle of expanding the military and the squeezing out of civilian institutions goes on, and I would never have predicted how this would be accelerated under Trump.
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The former Danish economy minister, who has the power to sanction companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover, handed down a record 2.4 billion-euro ($2.97 billion) fine to Google last year for squeezing out rivals of its shopping service.
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Now, everyone likes a hot shower, squeezing out your lunch is a lot more satisfying when you can wipe the semi-solid remnants of it with some quilted, scented toilet paper, and a luxury trailer has more flat surfaces than a tent.
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PARIS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - French electricity output from nuclear and renewables power sources rose sharply in June, squeezing out the use of coal, oil and gas-fired power generation, while demand fell 2.6 percent during the period, grid operator RTE said on Wednesday.
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Much of the dispute has centered on how much tuition is appropriate for a public university to charge, and also on whether out-of-state and foreign students are squeezing out California residents, changing the mission of what a public university should be.
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ANTWERP, Belgium (Reuters) - Essar UK, one of Britain's biggest oil refiners, will buy more U.S. crude this year after testing it last year, showing how rising output from the United States is squeezing out traditional European suppliers from the North Sea and Africa.
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"If we get a large stimulus on top of a full-employment economy," he said, "it may give you some juice in the near term, but longer term, it's going to hurt" by driving up interest rates and squeezing out other investments.
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The misleadingly thin towels made of bamboo fibers (to reduce energy during laundry) were absorbent and all the toiletries from the hotel's own natural Ablu Botanica line were in large dispensers so we didn't have to worry about squeezing out any last drops.
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Miami has not had much luck against potential playoff teams on its six-game road trip, falling to Utah, Golden State and the Los Angeles Clippers in consecutive games before squeezing out a victory over the Denver Nuggets to stop the slide on Friday.
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It goes like this: Toward the end of the sake brewing process, after rice, water and yeast have fermented in large tanks for a couple of weeks, the resulting mash is pressed, squeezing out sake and leaving behind a dough-like substance made from rice.
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Both sizes feature a revised design over last year's model that pushes the bezels to the edge, squeezing out Touch ID in favor of Face ID. You'll also find a USB-C port on this model — the only mobile Apple product to adopt the standard.
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The eighth-seeded Predators stole home ice from Anaheim by squeezing out a 3-24 overtime victory in Game 22 on a goal by James Neal to win their third consecutive series opener on the road and improve to 216-211 in the postseason.
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B&W says the P7 wireless lasts 17 hours, and it turns out they're not entirely wrong: Depending on whether or not I make calls using the (very solid) built-in microphone, I find myself squeezing out 15 hours of collective — not continuous — usage.
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Since 2017, the company has been fined almost $10 billion for illegally collecting data on children, illegally squeezing out competition in online advertising, illegally leveraging its dominant Android operating system to hurt or destroy competitors, and illegally using search to favor Google products over others.
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And like I said, with the supervised release, we're squeezing out the ability to pay, but the quid pro quo is that it's not dependent on the size of his or her bank account, but their commitment to the rule of law, and the process.
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But it's not a huge leap to imagine that Netflix and other streaming services – with their irresistible promises of an easy movie night in, without long drives to the theater or expensive babysitting arrangements – may have had a hand in squeezing out mid-budget movies like romcoms.
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"We consider the incursion of the Kosovo-Albanian special forces into the region's north...as yet another provocation from Pristina aimed at intimidating and squeezing out the non-Albanian population and establishing control over these areas by force," the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement.
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At its half-yearly policy meeting in December, OPEC decided not to lower its 231.02 million-barrel-day production quota, as kingpin Saudi Arabia stuck to its strategy of maintaining output in order to push prices down, squeezing out smaller energy players with higher production costs.
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At its half-yearly policy meeting in December, OPEC decided not to lower its 30 million-barrel-day production quota, as kingpin Saudi Arabia stuck to its strategy of maintaining output in order to push prices down, squeezing out smaller energy players with higher production costs.
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After struggling to repay arrears owed to its LNG suppliers and extending payment terms, Egypt recently embarked on a policy to defer about 20 contracted shipments initially scheduled for delivery this year to 2018, as rising domestic output began squeezing out demand for costly foreign imports.
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The company appears to once again be squeezing out a very small profit on top of its mammoth retail operations, and that will only face more pressure as it looks to wrap up that deal and gain control of hundreds of retail outlets across the country.
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Things are still in flux here, as rising rents have been squeezing out some galleries and will continue to do so as leases come due for renegotiation; on the other hand, Hauser & Wirth, now on West 18th Street, is constructing its own new building on West 22nd Street.
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On Monday, Malone added Harden as a defendant in a civil suit related to the beating—originally filed last September—and claims the beating was in retaliation for a Facebook post in which he criticized Harden for charging $249 for his basketball camp, squeezing out inner-city kids.
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For one, it's impossible to engage in normal human activities – like walking to the shop on a Sunday morning for a carton of orange juice, or squeezing out a very necessary dump in a supermarket toilet – without running into a bunch of camera phones, passive aggressive fans, or trouble.
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My guess is he was channeling his one-time political guru Steve Bannon, who serves as the self-appointed leader of what he described as an economic nationalist movement that is rooted in the idea that global elites are squeezing out the average Joe all across the world.
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However tempting the thought of squeezing out an extra win or three of offensive value on a starting pitcher's off days might be, teams that have bet tens or hundreds of millions of dollars on their star pitchers staying healthy are loath to inflict any extra strain on such precious assets.
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My idea of relaxation doesn't include telling someone about the mundane or profound desires in my life, which include but are not limited to: squeezing out an ingrown hair, falling asleep in the middle of a meal and waking up to finish said meal, and, of course, getting out of this room.
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This is a place for discussions of whether solar flares threaten modern life, the merits of a universal basic income, the emerging liberal consensus on economics, and whether the economy is rigged not so much by the billionaires at the top but by the local cartels squeezing out economic freedom at the bottom.
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European banks have had a tough last few years after being hit by a number of factors - very low interest rates that have been squeezing out their profitability, uncertainty surrounding Brexit meant they had to be cautious of long-term trades and massive fines that have had an impact on their earnings as well as share price performance.
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But the more striking question is Cuban's: why a man with as much money as Trump claims to have, presiding over as many successful ventures as Trump claims to own, would stoop to start up a boiler-room business like Trump University, squeezing out revenues from would-be students a few thousand dollars at a time.
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"We should consider this a win," Hoechstetter remembers a prosecutor assuring her in February 2016, after the gynecologist she accused of sexual abuse, Robert A. Hadden, struck a plea deal with the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. Hoechstetter was one of 19 patients who'd accused Hadden of sexual abuse while they lay on his examination table — groping, squeezing out breast milk, licking their vaginas.
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Andrea Mitchell: But I think she had her opportunities and, for whatever happened externally from Comey and the Russians and a lot of other things, and the unfairness of the media, the conventional media putting so much attention on Trump and squeezing out the legitimately serious stuff she did... I think that there were enough mistakes that were self-inflicted, not just the server, but her reaction to the server.
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