The steadier our lives, the more likely we are to make decisions that will make them even steadier.
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Relationships become steadier, as we're more comfortable with our partners.
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Pence came off as steadier and calmer in the beginning.
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Besides, you'll feel steadier when Uranus moves direct in early 2019.
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But Mwangi said a steadier environment this year would boost earnings.
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But Murray was fresher, quicker and, ultimately, just a bit steadier.
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My grandfather thought he might be feeling a bit steadier now.
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SpaceX is also starting to launch rockets at a steadier pace.
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The economy is on steadier footing now, giving policymakers more room.
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It's larger, steadier and actually seems designed for the morning commute.
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The dollar was steadier on a basket of currencies at 97.886.
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The Democratic primary has been far steadier than many people realize.
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Caesar wanted a steadier, more reliable way to mark the dates.
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Shares in "defensive" stocks with steadier incomes and dividends were in demand.
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His visit kicks off a steadier pace of Democratic visits to Iowa.
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This steadier, lower level of nicotine makes the gum much less addictive.
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The outcome: Investors were overwhelmed while the professionals had a steadier hand.
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The yuan was steadier for now, trading at 6.9866 yuan per dollar.
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A couple of periods of steadier rain can't be ruled out either.
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Don't be surprised if you end up keeping a steadier pace while listening.
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The acquisition of Harman will give it far steadier footing in this space.
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Now that the price is steadier, the outlook is for more U.S. production.
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Heavier, steadier rain is expected Wednesday, with another round likely just after Thanksgiving.
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The dollar was steadier against other majors, with the euro up at $1.1202.
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No advertiser has been a steadier presence on these pages than Tiffany & Company.
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Hopefully, in the period ahead, we will have a steadier hand at the Fed, since a steadier hand would seem to be a necessary condition for restoring the Fed's credibility after its premature and misguided interest rate hike in December 2015.
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Steadier precipitation may develop largely north of the city into midday before moving away.
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Steadier rain is then likely to pick back up between 6 and 8 p.m.
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Dam levels should be calibrated during wet and dry years to ensure steadier flows.
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The future may be driverless, but steadier hands appear to be on the wheel.
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Yet a crisis-prone economy has at least been put on a steadier footing.
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But steadier headline growth in China are accompanied by other signs of economic imbalance.
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Activity has shifted from goods-dominant to services, which tend to be steadier, i.e.
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The steadier dollar weighed on gold prices, which fell from a two-month peak.
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She won it by being steadier (she made 17 unforced errors to Pliskova's 47).
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Other Asian markets were steadier, as were E-Minis for the S&P 259.18.
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That's why the steadier performance of bonds can be a source of great comfort.
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"However," Susan said, her voice steadier now, the practical problem-solver mom taking over.
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But the yuan is on steadier footing now, while domestic liquidity conditions are similarly tight.
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Australia had a housing boom and debt bubble, too, but kept a steadier monetary policy.
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The authors are on steadier ground when they note the high price of European generosity.
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Now the dollar is steadier and oil has stayed between $40 and $50 per barrel.
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That said, the squeeze on non-interest revenues should ease, now that markets are steadier.
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A more cautious one may end up with more money in steadier instruments like bonds.
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Osaka was the steadier flame early before Sabalenka burned brighter to dominate the second set.
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Marriage sent my classmates down a steadier path, one that rarely crosses my itinerant course.
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Other large countries have had somewhat steadier growth than usual in the last several years.
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The Duke's steadier counselor, Escalus, is here Escala: a smart January LaVoy doing lady executive.
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They're steadier now, quicker to start, but less likely to dart off in wild directions.
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By late evening, steadier rain should arrive and could last into the early-morning hours.
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The dollar was steadier against the other majors, with the euro little changed at $1.1161.
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But for over a month now, the currency has been steadier, holding in a range.
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Bidders were encouraged by a steadier performance on Wall Street, where the Dow rose 2641 percent.
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She lost about as much weight while gaining leanness, strength, and a steadier stream of energy.
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The U.S. stock market is steadier after its wild gyrations and heavy losses late last year.
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Things will feel steadier this evening when the Moon connects with the planet of stability, Saturn.
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By 2000, Netflix had pivoted to a subscription offering to create a steadier stream of revenue.
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We need less revolutions, and steadier hard work in building out the framework we already have.
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Two (Mikel Murfi) is of a heartier constitution, and steadier on his feet, at least marginally.
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So you've moved from a fast and furious mind-set to a bit slower and steadier.
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Prices have recovered in 2019, with EU prices firming at a steadier rate than global markets.
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A steadier area of rain, possibly mixed with sleet early on, moves in after 2 p.m.
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Born on All Saints Day, Glenn was a gentle soul and the steadier of the two lovers.
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The Mets bullpen, which has been steadier than the rotation, was without closer Jeurys Familia on Sunday.
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Mr. Smith, on a drum kit and a glockenspiel to his left, held steadier, more repetitive patterns.
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Despite being outdriven by 60 yards at times, 18th seed Harman proved steadier, losing only one hole.
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Steadier pacing also ups the ante on the manhunt to catch, and later simply to kill, Escobar.
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None of this is to say that a steadier franchise like Marvel can't put out good movies.
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But after their crops failed season after season, Noyes realized they needed a steadier source of income.
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Wakaliwood has been on a steadier footing since raising more than $13,000 on Kickstarter a year ago.
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The dollar was steadier against other currencies ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy announcement later on Wednesday.
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How do you get from the knock-kneed initial thrill of having sex to a steadier pleasure?
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But full-time employment and better pay might also lead to steadier staffing and more efficient screening.
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Analysts pointed to several other indications that the sixth-largest U.S. bank is on steadier financial footing.
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So about a decade ago, a small committee set out to procure a steadier source of revenue.
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"There are still plenty of e-retailers out there who grew much slower but steadier," she said.
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This gain is mostly driven by unemployed people finding work and minimally employed people finding steadier positions.
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Subscribers to the Crossword and Cooking apps, which are sold separately, have been paying a steadier rate.
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The pound was looking steadier on Monday morning after a steep plunge after exit polls were released.
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Compared to the RTX 2060, the 25600 XT maintained a higher, steadier frame rate across the board.
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"Steadier (prices) is key," said Ann-Louise Hittle, vice president of macro oils research for Wood Mackenzie.
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And so, in many cases, they don't bid on these military contracts, preferring steadier, more reliable jobs.
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AXJO edged up 7.96 points or 0.15 percent to 5279.10, a steadier performance after Wednesday's 1.5 percent drop.
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Investors wary of concentrated bets should perhaps look to a larger, steadier ship like Vanguard's Value Index Fund.
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To give Patreon a steadier shot at survival, the company is planning a fundamental change to its platform.
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Gold was steadier at $1,231.70 an ounce, after notching up its biggest quarterly gain in nearly 30 years.
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But once it's in my hand and I'm taught how to hold it, I feel steadier and stronger.
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Bortenschlager has thrown seven touchdowns comparedwith three interceptions and appears far steadier in the pocket in recent weeks.
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Instead of my alertness ebbing and flowing with my stimulant intake, it was steadier, higher level of alertness.
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The yen was steadier at 110.64 to the dollar, off Monday's 1-1/2 month high of 109.70.
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Eventually, I had some steadier boyfriends, and I just started hopping for one long-term relationship to another.
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So whom would Wall Street prefer: Warren, the anti-corporate crusader who promises to be a steadier hand?
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He's also been working on a steadier mind-set that won't allow mistakes to compound into multiple errors.
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When the Republican candidate is as perilous as this year's, one is glad for a steadier, saner Democrat.
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With a nicer suit, steadier hands, and a better attitude, Trump—or at least Trumpism—could succeed nationally.
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Biden, in a steadier performance than in the last debate, deflected it all with head shakes and humor.
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But the steadier "core" measure of inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, has remained more muted.
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The metal was supported by a steadier copper price, which closed 0.5 percent higher at $4,0003 a tonne.
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Using a custom chip called the W1, the sophisticated AirPods supposedly make Bluetooth connections steadier and Bluetooth audio better.
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None would seem steadier than Nestlé, based in the Swiss town of Vevey, on a lake near snowy peaks.
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"Far steadier than hers," he said, accusing Clinton of simply reading speeches scripted by her aides off a teleprompter.
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Nunes's inept handling of the investigation had become a distraction, and now steadier hands seem to be in control.
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Sales activity and pricing tend to be steadier than in the roller-coaster markets of London and other areas.
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The four-week moving average of claims, a steadier measure of the labor market performance, fell 28500,6900, to 2628,28503.
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The four-week moving average of claims, a steadier measure of the labor market performance, fell 9,500, to 248,250.
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" But he found steadier employment behind the scenes as an assistant director on plays like "The Nance" and "Tribes.
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Four years ago in, yes, another ballot initiative, Californians recognized the need for a steadier flow of state revenue.
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There are reports of a palace coup against Stephen Bannon and of an assertion of control by steadier hands.
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But it's steadier now, and the next two shots make their mark as the echoes reverberate throughout the room.
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Quick take: With less stop-and-go driving, cars drive at a steadier pace and thus burn less fuel.
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Mr. Mueller's voice was shaky at the start of his testimony under questioning by his lawyer but grew steadier.
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Abel, sturdier and steadier, is a working-class American who still identifies as Mexican, despite being born in California.
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Lonnie had spent considerable time in prison and was having trouble finding any work steadier than selling loose cigarettes.
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If you make it past the dip, you are rewarded with steadier improvement through your mid-20s and 30s.
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He can really pass, too, and his jumper, which he releases with an exaggerated flick, is steadier than it looks.
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On Tuesday, private data showed manufacturing activity rebounded in February, also suggesting the U.S. economy was on a steadier path.
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In recent decades, services inflation has generally been steadier and higher, while goods inflation has been lower and more volatile.
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So this is a steadier build because we had the time to write all the scripts before we shot them.
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The progress of Netflix's business has been much steadier and will continue to be, argued RBC Capital analyst Mark Mahaney.
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Technological innovation that lets modern turbines reach stronger, steadier winds and an improved domestic supply chain are behind these declines.
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We were on steadier ground when we asked her to explain a little bit about how the collaboration came about.
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But the bond market, where trillions of dollars change hands and long-term interest rates are determined, is steadier (normally).
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The Canadian dollar gained on its U.S. counterpart, after earlier touching a four-week low, helped by steadier oil prices.
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If enrollment increases as the Obama administration predicts, it would suggest that the marketplace is steadier than its critics contend.
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But Schauffele was the steadier flame as McIlroy bogeyed two of the last three holes to finish with a 70.
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Regrouped for an album due in August, Rainer Maria has released "Lower Worlds," a steadier but no less insistent song.
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It still doesn't look like a big rainmaker, but we could see a steadier period of activity at some point.
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The Bluejays were the steadier team in a defense-dominated game that involved a few short bursts by both sides.
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Even with a scalpel and hands steadier than mine, cutting a pie into 88 slices is beyond most of us.
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On streets with re-timed signals, traffic is expected to move at a slower and steadier flow, according to traffic experts.
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His tenure has been defined by reducing risk, exiting problematic businesses and focusing on steadier ones that can generate reliable revenue.
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And Instagram confirms to me that special stabilization tech allows it to keep the frame steadier than you could do manually.
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Spot gold, steadier initially, fell to one-week low of $2694.40,21.33 an ounce and was last down 21 percent at $2142.90,22015.
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The team built a camera rig that stuntmen wore on their heads and that magnetically stabilized the lens, creating steadier shots.
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The sound gathers strength, merging with the others and growing steadier and deeper until it trails off and dies down completely.
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Mr. Vasquez said he once had an offer for steadier, full-time work as a doorman on the Upper East Side.
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Euro zone government debt markets stabilised, with Italian bonds on steadier ground after suffering their worst day in over two months.
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He is also contemplating a move next month to North Carolina, where he says the work is steadier and more plentiful.
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Powell and Yellen share similar views on monetary policy, preferring a slower, steadier increase in interest rates back toward historical averages.
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Under Chief Executive Officer James Gorman, Morgan Stanley has built out its wealth management division, a steadier business than its trading operations.
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"It's a typical Monday, when trade is usually subdued, but the tone is steadier than the last few weeks," said one trader.
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European shares, however, were steadier on Tuesday with the pan-European FTSEurofirst 931.763 , which slumped 11.76 percent on Monday, up 20.2 percent.
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That brings mostly cloudy skies, the chance for some light showers or drizzle during the evening, and steadier rain probably developing overnight.
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All of this would seem to be good news for California — more people insured presumably means a steadier recovery after an earthquake.
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A steadier tone on Tuesday saw Brent crude futures add $2667.62 to $36.86 a barrel, while U.S. crude bounced $2.14 to $32.27.
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A steadier tone on Tuesday saw Brent crude futures add $2667.38 to $36.58 a barrel, while U.S. crude bounced $1.66 to $32.79.
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This is because, in the UK, Costco keeps a "low profile," and only wants customers with "steadier jobs," according to the Guardian.
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But both global bond yields and hedging costs are steadier now, giving Japanese investors less reason to buy in haste, he added.
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Turner-Smith comes off less well at first, but her performance becomes steadier and deepens as the movie builds toward the end.
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Two summers after a major Chinese stock market crash, Monday's stock tumble points to how much steadier the mainland markets have become.
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The parties had dispersed due to the rain, the rain that started dropping in bigger pelts, faster and steadier, as we ran home.
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But the Magic were the steadier team throughout the period, hitting 12 of 20143 shots, including 4 of 8 from 3-point range.
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For low-income and vulnerable populations, it eliminates offsets and promises more and steadier funding for resilience and adaptation projects in their communities.
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After a steadier start, oil prices fell on Monday, with oil and gas stocks hit as U.S. crude dipped below $30 a barrel.
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But this Tuesday, the love planet settles into a steadier groove as she hunkers down in stable-but-sensual Taurus until July 4.
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It also provided a steadier source of income than female genital mutilation, which is only conducted for a short period every two years.
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The aim, perhaps, should be to achieve something steadier — something, perhaps unthinkable in Harvard Yard — more like Yale's 31 years with Mr. Swensen.
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The merger aimed to reduce the market-driven volatility of Morgan Stanley's earnings by balancing it with Dean Witter's steadier fee-driven revenues.
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It is even considering a new structure to distance volatile investment banking from steadier, if more modest, retail business, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
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A relatively small 2.5% budget deficit could allow that, and a steadier and stronger growth could contribute to reducing Japan's huge public debt.
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Perhaps a steadier version of Mr. Biden could have made the case against such a massive transformation of the American health care system.
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In the late '90s, Benetton was struggling against low-cost retailers, like Zara, and looking to diversify into businesses with steadier income streams.
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So they might score higher than those who take the exam once, even if there were no advantage from familiarity or steadier nerves.
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We found the restaurant on steadier footing — and more pleasant without the blaring crowds — at breakfast, which was included in the room rate.
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These businesses want a steadier, more reliable supply than the shaky government one, whose irregular currents destroy machinery and equipment, Mr. Balole said.
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Among commodities, which have also been highly volatile in recent weeks but due mainly to supply and demand issues, there were steadier signals.
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Financial markets had widely expected more support measures soon from the government and the PBOC to get the economy back on steadier footing.
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After all, the performance of the housing market during the last four years has been far steadier than that of the stock market.
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This means that digital image stabilization, much like digital zoom, typically results in a loss of image quality for the sake of steadier video.
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They are wary of cleaner-energy ventures such as electricity, where Shell has taken its first steps; returns are steadier, but puny (say 4%).
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Banks have been beefing up wealth-management arms even as they curb trading, in the hope they will provide steadier profits at less risk.
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Eastern Europe's currency markets were steadier after a turbulent few days linked to worries about Britain's June 2118.92 vote on its European Union membership.
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"There's no steadier influence in the life of our nation than the ones who have defended America and understand what it takes," Bush said.
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Changes include the ability to bookmark locations and players with hotkeys; cameras at objective points, including the "moving payload"; and a steadier motion camera.
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The stronger breezes in the ocean can produce steadier power, potentially helping to balance out intermittent renewable sources like solar panels and onshore turbines.
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"When you spread out your hands in prayer, I will hide my eyes from you," she read, her voice growing steadier with every line.
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The crisis has given Biden the opportunity to present himself as a president-in-waiting — and one with a steadier hand than the incumbent.
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The seams are visible, and frayed, on "TRL," which is currently in its fourth week and no steadier than it was in its first.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Clouds thicken and light showers should scatter across the region, but steadier rains stay south and east of the city.
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She's steadier and quicker with her coverage around the court, and is more patient in waiting for an opportunity to turn offensive on points.
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His polling is steadier, and his opponents barely touched him in the presidential debate on Tuesday — the final debate ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Albert has decided that he dislikes autonomous cars for similarly red-coded reasons, never mind that the technology has steadier support from Team Blue.
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In commodity markets, which have also been highly volatile in recent weeks but due mainly to supply and demand issues, there were steadier signals.
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EPH initially announced the plans to hive off its infrastructure businesses, steadier than power generation which suffers from power price swings, in late 2015.
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Walmart has also offered steadier shifts to workers and expanded paid leave benefits and training, which has brought turnover down to a five-year low.
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Finally, steadier currencies should allow some central banks to cut interest rates - Indonesia, India and South Korea are among those likely to soon ease policy.
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Goldman is undergoing a strategic overhaul to generate more revenue by focusing steadier businesses, generating comparisons to the strategy Gorman laid out many years ago.
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In a way, the strength in steadier, blue-chip U.S. stocks is not inconsistent with sinking global bond yields and gains in safe-haven currencies.
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He hinted that Tesla, buoyed by steadier deliveries in Europe and China, might be able to set a record for deliveries in the second quarter.
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The currency was steadier in early deals in Europe but still another quarter of a percent lower since the end of U.S. trading on Wednesday.
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But making turbines really efficient requires making them very big and tall — tall enough to exploit the faster, steadier winds that blow at higher altitudes.
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A wave of refugees who began arriving in Brazil a few years ago was met with a steadier economy and greater job prospects, he said.
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Oil was down, but both Brent and U.S. crude were holding well above $30 a barrel and have looked somewhat steadier over the past week.
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As a result, gasoline use tends to be steadier across the business cycle while distillate consumption varies much more with the state of the economy.
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He's demonstrated a "steadier hand" than his feisty predecessor, issuing an apology to the people of London after the U.K. city revoked Uber's operating license.
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When a client comes to their own realization about behaviors or attitudes, through guidance, that tends to lead to a steadier commitment and greater resolve.
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So you can get very excited about a certain direction, but if you look at the history, you do have to find a steadier course.
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Analysts are optimistic that a healthy US economy, a steadier picture for interest rates and solid loan growth powered banks to another year of records.
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Siebold, who spent decades studying the world's wealthiest people, says the rich are typically self-employed, while average people tend to settle for steadier situations.
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The ember method gives you a steadier, more predictable heat source, well suited to grilling bread, pizza, thick steaks and chops, and high-moisture vegetables.
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The S&P/ASX 26 index edged up 2876.49 points or 22.54 percent to 22.02,3.93 by 23.9 GMT, a steadier performance after Wednesday's 21 percent drop.
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Besides sticking with domestically oriented businesses, investors should also focus on industry leaders, whose dominant positions in their industries are likely to produce steadier earnings growth.
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Where other conductors emphasize voluptuous, post-Wagnerian sonorities, Rattle prefers a leaner, tighter sound; where others indulge in flamboyant ritardandos, he keeps to a steadier tempo.
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In the last quarter, so-called minimum volatility equity funds that follow a basket of low risk, steadier stocks were popular with investors seeking safe returns.
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There are other candidates reportedly under consideration, including the comparably toxic Chris Christie, and the steadier-handed Governor Mike Pence of Indiana, who has criticized Trump.
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But Mayer broke to go 4-2 up and his steadier game gave him the title on his fifth match point after one hour 55 minutes.
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Shares in Apple, at the heart of this week's brutal sell-off on Wall Street, were up 1.2 percent at $179.13 in a broadly steadier market.
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The Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) is below 13, a tame level that suggests a steadier tape, compared with 15 or higher during those earlier market bounces.
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Bremmer told BI, "North Korea's escalation gives Trump leverage against Gary Cohn and the other White House advisors trying to keep a steadier relationship with Beijing."
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As a result, New Yorkers are voting with their MetroCards: they are starting to abandon an unreliable transit system and look for steadier, more comfortable alternatives.
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Pence will seek to offer a steadier message during remarks in Munich and during talks in Brussels with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and other European leaders.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: The rain is likely to become steadier and heavier during the evening and overnight as a little wave develops along the front.
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These are strung together from simple carbohydrates, so they also break down into sugar, but because they do so more slowly, your blood-sugar levels remain steadier.
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At the end of the summer, people will return from vacation, Friday hours will revert back to 9-5 and productivity should return to a steadier rate.
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A steadier Clinton campaign made up for that loss, and then some, by crushing Sanders in Florida, North Carolina and Ohio on Tuesday, denying him a repeat.
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Stocks enter the coming week on a steadier footing, with lots of economic data and earnings that could help determine whether the economy is slowing or not.
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With a steadier hand in the final rounds, Jin prevailed over Vietnam's Xuan Vinh Hoang, who made history on Saturday by winning his country's first gold medal.
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Gold rallied Wednesday, hitting session highs over $22014,20.1 an ounce, pushing gold miners higher and shrugging off a steadier dollar following better-than-expected U.S. economic data.
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But in places like Europe's North Sea, energy companies have recently been erecting large turbines offshore that can harvest the stronger and steadier winds over the ocean.
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Morant had a total of 17 points in the past two games in which he played, but he was steadier on the offensive end in this game.
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"Some places will likely get warmer, some will get colder," he said, adding ever more people drink beer indoors at home where temperatures are steadier than outside.
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However, Nespresso will work to build and sustain its coffee connection there for a steadier stream of Cuban coffee to the U.S. in the years to come.
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Wind power engineering is governed by a simple fact: The higher you go, the stronger and steadier the wind gets and the more power you can generate.
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The steadier markets come after the primary election result sparked a market crash which saw the peso lose 26% of its value against the dollar in August.
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But without a steadier hand at the wheel, Facebook cannot outrun a simple fact: It's still Fakebook, and we already know how that story will end. Badly.
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The general trend should be for snow to become the dominant precipitation type along and west of Interstate 95 as precipitation becomes steadier over the next hour.
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The decline in tech saw the Nasdaq Composite recording its worst day in around a month, falling 102.83 percent to 7,852.19, although other U.S. indexes were steadier.
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A National Australia Bank's January survey showed its index of business conditions were at nine-year high, as firms reported a pick up in sales and steadier profits.
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The central bank has gradually moved to a tightening bias in recent months, as a string of data showed the world's second-largest economy was on steadier footing.
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Stock markets enjoyed a tentative recovery on Thursday, as a steadier yuan restored some calm to markets following a stormy few days that sent investors scrambling for safety.
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That might lead to a steadier foreign policy to bolster recent affirmations of America's support for the one-China principle, Japan and NATO, which had been in doubt.
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After dipping below $0.69523 on Wednesday, the euro was also steadier as the European Central Bank held off with any immediate further easing of monetary policy, as expected.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Erik van Rooyen proved steadier swinging his golf clubs than holding them as he remained in contention in the British Open second round on Friday.
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If he had to pick one of those names, trader Steve Grasso said he would choose Hormel because its rise has been steadier than both Tyson and Campbell.
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But the Silicon Valley-backed companies have grown at a breakneck pace, which has drawn criticism for introducing problems at a scale that wouldn't occur with steadier growth.
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Pipeline and logistics firms are among the big beneficiaries, as booming crude demand means steadier profits for companies sending oil to the Gulf and storing it for export.
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When a company's business model isn't working, it might pivot to plan B in search of a steadier stream of cash, more customers, or traction in bigger markets.
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But signs of steadier headline growth in China may conceal an economy that is growing increasingly lopsided, as growth becomes ever more reliant on government spending and debt.
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The findings, along with upbeat official factory and services readings earlier this week, add to the view that the world's second-largest economy is on a steadier footing.
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This company has less exposure than peers to the more volatile North American market and more exposure to international markets, which tend to have longer and steadier cycles.
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A startup based in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, Phononic, wants to make refrigeration and temperature control far more efficient, and steadier, than is possible with traditional systems.
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Mike Pence may be seen as a steadier hand than Trump, and far more attuned to the rhythms of Capitol Hill (he was formerly in the House leadership).
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But the Services business, which includes media sales and also some 165 million paid, recurring subscriptions, looks much smoother so far, making it a steadier source of revenue.
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For the better part of an hour as it neared Fort Myers, winds that earlier had seemed to fluctuate wildly became far steadier and stronger, spitting rain violently.
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Sanders' edge in New Hampshire has been steadier and larger; he has an average five-point lead, according to the Real Clear Politics polling average of all surveys.
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Li, a quality-control checker on the iPhone assembly line in Zhengzhou, told the South China Morning Post that Foxconn was steadier than most other employers in China.
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Even as stocks seemed steadier on Tuesday after Monday's big sell-off, some charts still look very dicey to technical analysts, who warn of more possible losses to come.
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Two years in, with the company's annual sales still at just $29,000, Jon asked Joel to take over the company; Jon had a family and wanted a steadier income.
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His sets operate with a steadier narrative pacing than many of his peers, meaning his performances read well even without the flashing lights and CO2 cannons of the club.
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The low-yielding euro fell for a second session against the dollar on Monday, as steadier global stock markets prompted investors to seek other currencies that provide better returns.
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Not only has his approval rating been steadier than any president in polling history, but we've seen him previously employ similar tactics that he did in his racist tweets.
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But by early March, U.S. producers, lured by steadier prices, continued to increase their own production, bringing it within a half million barrels a day of its previous high.
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"It looks increasingly likely that the Kingdom is targeting another 0.5 million bpd of sales, bringing its production up to a steadier 11 million bpd or higher," Citi said.
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Individual wind plants typically generate electricity over 85033 percent of the time, a number that is increasing due to technological advances allowing wind turbines to reach stronger, steadier winds.
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Both times, he proved steadier and sturdier than Dzumhur, and Zverev eventually prevailed, 6-2, 3-63, 4-6, 7-6 (3), 7-5 in 3 hours 54 minutes.
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He would have been like a TV character who learns and evolves over the course of a season: the rookie cop who, 85033 episodes later, is wiser and steadier.
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The lender had been trying to shift its focus to the steadier business of managing money for wealthy clients and away from more volatile investment banking after steep losses.
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Once the car hit the highway, a blue button switched the car into a fully autonomous mode, gliding to a speed much steadier than one a human driver would maintain.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said the production deal with OPEC has led to a steadier oil price and less volatility, but Russia has no intention of joining the cartel.
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The Chinese government has been battling to get its economy back on steadier footing while gently pressing with painful and politically sensitive reforms to cut industrial overcapacity and ballooning debt.
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Earlier in the day, a private survey showed growth in China's services sector accelerated in October, reinforcing the view that the world's second-largest economy is on a steadier footing.
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The confluence of Obama's action and Putin's demurral will test Trump right from the jump, as moving for steadier relations with Moscow will now come at a heightened domestic cost.
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A robot tattooist might have steadier "hands" than its human counterpart, but how do you know it's not going to accidentally tattoo you all the way down to the bone?
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Mr. Whipple worked briefly as a radio reporter before finding steadier work as a trip planner for the Randall Motor Club, a division of the E. Brooks Randall insurance company.
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However, the majority were experienced dark net users who'd grown tired of its unpredictability—some had lost money in the AlphaBay and Hansa closures, and Dream didn't seem much steadier.
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The peripheral latanoprost was encased in slow-dissolving polymers, allowing for a steadier, continuous release into the eyes of the four monkeys that served as test subjects for the study.
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He is stepping away at a time when Goldman Sachs is on steadier footing, but needs fresh leadership to reinvent itself, said Marty Mosby, a bank analyst at Vining Sparks.
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After a painful shakeout in the industry that included scores of bankruptcies and a significant loss of jobs, a steadier shale-drilling industry is arising, anchored by better-financed companies.
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It should be United States policy, in conjunction with our allies, to sideline the crown prince in order to increase pressure on the royal family to find a steadier replacement.
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Tesla sold 367,500 vehicles in 2019, a substantial improvement on 2018&aposs roughly 250,000, so a swing to steadier profits and at least stable quarterly top lines makes perfect sense.
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Mr. Biden was steadier in what was his third debate of the primary contest, rattling off statistics and parrying attacks with good cheer, though he still rambled at other moments.
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Mr. Biden was steadier in what was his third debate of the primary contest, rattling off statistics and parrying attacks with good cheer, though he still rambled at other moments.
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The euro was steadier at $1.1291 while the dollar traded at 107.87 yen, off Monday's high of 108.535 hit after China and the United States agreed to resume trade talks.
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The best projections also make use of economic indicators and the president's approval ratings—which, while poll-based, are steadier and more frequently measured than the head-to-head match-ups.
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It's also sometimes called electronic image stabilization, and it works on the same principal: the phone is using information from its various sensors to counteract unwanted movements to create steadier video.
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Home improvement retailers have largely managed to buck the challenges facing the broader retail industry, as rising home values and a steadier economy have encouraged consumers to invest in their homes.
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Those big wins put Clinton on a steadier path to the nomination, though Bernie Sanders has also managed to wrest Oklahoma and his home state of Vermont away from her tonight.
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Calm returned to global markets as a steadier day for stocks and a tick higher in benchmark bond yields helped ease nerves after a jarring few days dominated by recession worries.
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Democrats argue that those numbers prove that voters will look past Trump's emotional appeal as a "strongman" in moments of crisis and appreciate what Clinton supporters see as her steadier hand.
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Confidence: High Tonight: Moisture surging up the coast leads to increasing clouds and, while steadier showers are mainly well to the east, a stray sprinkle or two can't be ruled out.
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Rondeau's recordings had prepared me for a pliable, unpredictable treatment of tempo, but in Cambridge the Goldbergs repeatedly slowed to a near-crawl, and I often longed for a steadier pulse.
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Workers at one polling place in Naples, Florida — a Republican bastion in the southwest corner of the peninsula — said that turnout Tuesday was lower than normal, but steadier than they expected.
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Still, economists take those figures with a deep amount of skepticism because they tend to be smoother and steadier than those issued by other countries, and they usually hit official targets.
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The seventh and final season of The Apprentice ranked 113th in the year-end Nielsens, and The Celebrity Apprentice, though a steadier performer than the original version, has never risen above 48th.
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The euro was broadly weaker, down almost half a percent against the dollar, but the mood on a number of the currency markets battered most by concerns over global growth was steadier.
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But the solid elements left over from the first season provide just a bit of hope that the show could turn around if a steadier, more insightful hand were managing season 3.
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Goldman Sachs is merging four separate private-investment groups into one unit in an attempt to generate steadier income and make itself more attractive to investors, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
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Gold was little changed on Wednesday, hovering close to a three-week high hit in the previous session, as the impact of lower European share markets was offset by a steadier dollar.
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Mixed signals about how strong the economy, in the U.S. and abroad, can stay next year even as the Federal Reserve slates a few more rate increases, sends investors toward steadier companies.
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In an era of SUV's and electric cars, this managed to carve out a niche among muscle cars and maintain steadier sales than its closest rivals, the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro.
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While aggressive, cyclically geared groups such as semiconductors have set the pace for the rally, there has also been a strong bid for steadier yield-centric sectors over the past three months.
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Trump pushed the USFL owners to move to the fall to directly challenge the more popular league, over the objections of those who preferred a steadier growth path on the spring schedule.
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It seems likely to be at least partially a function of access — people in Europe and Japan may get a steadier diet of American political news than in those still-developing countries.
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And a study from the University of Memphis found that athletes who ate honey had steadier blood sugar and insulin levels for a longer period of time, compared to consuming other carb sources.
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Calm returned to global markets as a steadier day for Europe and Asia's bourses and a tick higher in benchmark bond yields helped ease nerves after a few days dominated by recession worries.
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"Though recent reports have suggested steadier economic growth in Europe and China, the Fed warned the disease could "lead to disruptions in China that spill over to the rest of the global economy.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Falling debt costs and a steadier Brazilian currency bolstered some companies' third-quarter earnings but the results disappointed hopes for signs of a recovery in the country's recession-bound economy.
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But he said Samuelson's main point (at least the way other economists think about it), is that there is a lot of volatility in financial markets but the underlying economy is much steadier.
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Morgan Stanley's chief executive, James P. Gorman, has said he sees in his sprawling network of financial advisers a steadier source of growth than the more uncertain businesses of trading and investment banking.
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Though the props sent my mind to Alice and acid trips, the steadier impression arose from the loose structure: How the casually clad dancers periodically slipped into unison, as into something more comfortable.
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HTC's optical image stabilization in the U11 makes for steadier shots, which is super useful when you're trying to capture group selfies in a dimly lit nightclub and in a less than sober state.
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Because they take longer to digest, they'll supply you with a steadier stream of energy that will last longer, says Diane Sanfilippo, a certified nutrition consultant and author of The 2175-Day Sugar Detox.
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While the number of institutional seed investors has proliferated, the share of venture money that goes to seed has remained much steadier at an average of 3.9 percent quarterly over the last five years.
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Shipments of the tiny NES trickled out in the months that followed, with Nintendo — in the spotlight at the time as the Switch launch approached — promising a steadier supply over in the subsequent months.
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And as an aside, I personally found that the Blips macro lens was much trickier to use than the micro lens — requiring you get closer to the subject, and keep an even steadier hand.
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The euro was steadier at $1.1875, sitting comfortably in its familiar trading range between $1.1810-1.1960, as the common currency was helped by hopes the two major German parties will form a grand coalition.
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The proceeds will be central to the country's plans to create a war-chest to buy non-oil assets from around the world and complement volatile oil revenues with, it hopes, steadier investment income.
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An official survey last week showed China's manufacturing sector contracted for a fifth straight month in December and factories continued to shed jobs, dampening hopes that the economy will enter 2016 on steadier footing.
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On a handful of occasions since Mario Draghi's promise to do "whatever it takes" to prop up the euro in 2012, the single currency has briefly been valued as steadier for the long term.
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The best solutions for a stronger and steadier long-term growth would be to use fiscal, structural and foreign trade policies to relieve and remove the physical limits to a faster noninflationary economic activity.
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The euro was steadier at $1.1282 while the dollar traded down at 107.70 yen, off Monday's high of 108.535 hit after the weekend agreement between the United States and China to resume trade talks.
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By Tuesday's debate in Charleston, South Carolina, Bloomberg appeared steadier, responding to criticism about his record on policing, alleged sexual harassment and donating to Republican political candidates with what seemed like better prepared remarks.
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Gold was near flat on Thursday after two straight sessions of gains as a stronger U.S. dollar index weighed on upside momentum, though the precious metal took some comfort from a steadier Chinese currency.
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We saw enough to continue to consider him arguably the most talented RB in the NFL, and we can reasonably expect QB Daniel Jones to guide a steadier attack in Jones's second season. 3.
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Add those to two events many experts are predicting — steadier growth in corporate profits and an increase in volatility as the US presidential election approaches — and you have a recipe for another big rally.
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From a stock perspective, that means the sector includes potential fast-growing stocks, such as biotechs that can carry more risk and more reward, or large pharmaceutical companies and others that offer steadier, slower growth.
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The dollar was steadier against the yen at 111.54 yen and away from a 10-week low of 110.85, while the pounds jump on a trade-weighted basis was 1.4 percent, its best since April.
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As former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich wrote over the weekend, Kushner's steadier style of leadership likely favors the wealthy elite, which is one of the groups voters sought to punish when they elected Trump.
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The Aramco stock, equal to 653% of the company, is expected to trade on the Saudi Tadawul Exchange several days later, and market talk has focused on Saudi Arabia's desire for higher and steadier prices.
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The group hopes to entice investors with rising dividends, strong cash flow and long-term contracts that place it on steadier ground than peers in the generation business, which are struggling with falling power prices.
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Home prices across the United States have continued to rise, though at a steadier pace, with 91% of metros showing sales-price gains, according to the latest quarterly report from the National Association of Realtors.
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Ms. Merkel, who this week also hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India, may be looking for reliable partners and China may prove a steadier ally on climate change and free trade than Mr. Trump.
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Despite talk of America as a new swing producer, it is Saudi Arabia that remains the oil market's central banker, with its ability to dial production up and down quickly, helping to keep prices steadier.
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The former vice president has touted his eight years in the Obama administration and more than three decades in the Senate, casting himself as a steadier, more experienced hand than Trump on the world stage.
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You're pretty much screwed while this response has you in its grasp, so it's fortunate that you have a built-in stabilizer — a way of anchoring your experience in something steadier and more enabling: your breath.
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Chandler said the renminbi, also known as the yuan, appeared to become steadier against the dollar, just ahead of the dinner meeting between President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires Dec. 1.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that the production deal with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has led to steadier oil price and less volatility, but Russia will not be joining the cartel.
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There were more signs of China opening up its economy too and a steadier Russian rouble showed investors were also gradually shifting attention away from Syria tensions back to corporate earnings and possible interest rate moves.
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We're not saying that this would put an end to great Pixel 3 deals, but adding a more affordable Pixel to its lineup may give Google a reason to keep prices steadier than they have been.
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That means projecting a steadier picture of his character, temperament and intellect to win over voters who may have decided that they could never vote for Clinton but remain concerned about his suitability to be President.
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The UK-based Pye Corner Audio, who composes pulsing drone and noise work, has taken the duo's electro-psych track "Wild Flowers" and transformed its slowly brewed groove into a steadier four-on-the-floor beat.
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He survived to fight on for the Democratic nomination, delivering a far steadier performance than in the first debate but he spent most of the night fending off attacks from nearly every one of his rivals.
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While he had some steadier moments on Tuesday, presenting himself as more electable than Mr. Sanders at every opportunity and talking up his philanthropic history with gun control, Mr. Bloomberg slogged through some lowlights once more.
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The retimed signals help maintain a slower and steadier traffic flow and reduce potential conflicts, such as when cyclists run red lights or drivers race to beat the light at the next intersection, traffic experts say.
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No doubt some readers looking for steadier footholds will find the narrative too restive and ruthless for their taste, but this book rewards total immersion: Come for the inevitable Borges allusions, stay for the wild ride.
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Adding to the boost for Hong Kong stocks, foreign funds, which reduced exposure to Asia late last year as the U.S. dollar strengthened, are now returning, drawn both by expectations of global reflation and China's steadier economy.
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But it's not exactly CBS, a network known for heroes with steady hands and steadier jaws, who stare determinedly into the middle distance and do everything they can to make sure it will all be all right.
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"This is obviously negative in share price terms given the significant dilution, although it's an expected and necessary step to allow the company to continue trading on a far steadier footing," said analysts at Cenkos Natural Resources.
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Brazilian markets cratered on Thursday, with stocks down nearly 9 percent and the real 8 percent — the currency's biggest fall since the 1999 devaluation and crisis, although it looked steadier ahead of the start of local trading.
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And because your body digests fat more slowly than carbs (like bagels), it keeps you fuller for longer and provides a steadier source of energy levels to help you power through a long run or fitness class.
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Still, the steadier action and more logical interaction among various market segments indicates that investors no longer feel over-exposed to stocks, the crowd's expectations have been reset lower and the fundamentals are acceptable at current valuations.
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And because Ms. Osborne's rock-blues voice is steadier than Mr. Dylan's eccentric shape-shifting delivery, her show clarified his lyrics and brought out the strength of his blunt tunes without sweetening emotions that come out unedited.
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After languishing for a time in gleaming, early-music harmonies, the 20-minute composition moved with careful deliberation into some surprising new structures — embracing chattering, antiphonal complexity in some moments, and steadier Minimalist-inspired processes in others.
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Even when a steadier, more danceable funk arrangement arrives with "$$$ Huntin'," the production deliberately punches digital holes in the groove, while the vocal grows increasingly processed and robotic, like someone being swallowed up in a ruthless economy.
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When they were children, the less pretty, much steadier sister tended to mother Margaret; later on, Elizabeth learned to give her a wide berth; toward the end, before Margaret's death in 2002, the princess had her pity.
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Mr. Andrews, who said he lost his job and has been unable to find anything steadier than cleaning bathrooms at the Kansas City Royals' stadium during baseball season, says the Free Hot Soup meals are perfectly safe.
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With a steadier hand in the final rounds, Jin prevailed over Vietnam's Xuan Vinh Hoang, a 41-year-old who made history on Saturday by winning his country's first-ever gold medal, in the 10 metre air pistol.
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Unexpectedly strong March data suggested the economy is slowly getting back on steadier footing, but an unexpected escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions this week has put the yuan back under pressure and revived concerns over Chinese growth.
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Even 50 days out from the election, after countless attempted "pivots" to a steadier pose, his impulses -- to meet even a modest political jab, unflattering piece of reporting, or polite interruption with deeply personal attacks -- remain mostly unchecked.
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A steadier overall performance by European stock markets helped the dollar gain some ground on Monday against Europe's current safe havens of choice, the euro and the Swiss franc in a session thinned out by a U.S. holiday.
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The big picture though was of broad-based healing as a weakening of the dollar, defensive moves from EM central banks and steadier global bond yields help offset the escalating trade war between China and the United States.
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Ms. Gerkens said she was hopeful that the software, in combination with other efforts — including legislation being written to push companies in the Netherlands to scan for illegal content themselves — will help the hotline return to steadier footing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank plans to hire 300 more relationship and investment mangers for its wealth management business by 2021, as part of a plan to bulk up in areas the German lender hopes will bring steadier revenue streams.
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Unexpectedly strong March data had suggested the economy was slowly getting back on steadier footing, but a sudden escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions this week has put the yuan back under pressure and revived concerns over Chinese growth.
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On top of likely being the stock's biggest drop since 2002, the plunge was likely a shock for shareholders used to a boring consumer staple that moves in much steadier increments than the overall market and more volatile stocks.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank slashed its policy rate more than expected to 14% on Thursday, taking advantage of an inflation dip and a steadier lira after Washington canceled just-announced sanctions over Ankara's military incursion into northeast Syria.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank slashed its policy rate more than expected to 14% on Thursday, taking advantage of an inflation dip and a steadier lira after Washington canceled just-announced sanctions over Ankara's military incursion into northeast Syria.
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Senior guard Kenny Carpenter leads the team in scoring at 282 points per game and has been one of the steadier players in the Horizon League, scoring between 255 and 17 points in each of his last five games.
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More signs that China is opening up its economy and a 'hotline' being set up between North and South Korea helped too, while steadier bond and gold markets showed investors were also gradually shifting attention away from Syria tensions.
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The higher oil price is a plus for Saudi Arabia, which analysts say wants to see a steadier market at a higher price to pave the way for its initial public offering of state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco.
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Gold rose on Monday, erasing all of the previous week's losses, as a steadier dollar and the resilience of a key chart level removed some downward pressure, while the return of Chinese buyers to the market also lent support.
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The investments Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are making in workplace benefits services reflect the global banking industry's shift toward steadier, fee-driven businesses to offset a secular decline in trading revenue since the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Mr Poroshenko will be waiting anxiously to see whether this translates into tangible help in the shape of tougher economic sanctions on Russia, a steadier flow of military advisers or even much-needed gunboats to replenish his now-depleted fleet.
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The pick-up in prices reinforces views that the world's second-largest economy is on steadier footing heading into the new year, underpinned by stronger factory activity and domestic demand which is being driven by a lending and construction boom.
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Despite signs the economy is on steadier footing, economists expect forex reserves dipped again to $213 trillion in October after dropping to the lowest since 23 in September, suggesting continued capital outflows as the yuan currency plumbs six-year lows.
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With the economy on much steadier footing than a year ago, the government has trimmed its economic growth target to around 6.5 percent this year, Premier Li Keqiang said in his work report at the opening of parliament on Sunday.
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A higher learning rate means much more variety in terms of the quality of the outcome, but that swings both ways — a lower learning rate means much steadier progress, but a low likelihood of getting big positive jumps in performance.
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The pick-up in prices reinforced views that the world's second-largest economy is on steadier footing heading into the new year, underpinned by stronger factory activity and domestic demand which are being driven by a lending and construction boom.
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Activity in China's manufacturing sector unexpectedly expanded at the fastest pace in over two years in October thanks to a construction boom, with smaller firms growing more upbeat, suggesting the world's second-largest economy is stabilising and getting on steadier footing.
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But along with the hotel rooms and rides, Disney is pursuing a steadier path to build brand and profit in downtown classrooms in six Chinese cities, where children study English with the help of Winnie the Pooh and Captain America.
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Despite Tesla reporting a record loss that doubled to $718 million in the second quarter, shares jumped as much as 11 percent in after-hours trading, as investors focused on steadier production volumes and a slower rate of cash burn.
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"The trend of higher wages is probably more in line with what is actually happening, it is just more of a steadier pace higher," said Matt Forester, Chief Investment Officer of BNY Mellon's Lockwood Advisors in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
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Steadier oil prices have helped U.S. and global energy companies get back into the investing game, but experts warn there's not enough money going into longer-term projects — and if things don't change, oil prices could spike and supply could be short.
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The dollar was broadly steadier after a poor set of wages data on Friday quashed speculation of a near-term rise in U.S. interest rates and sealed the currency's fourth straight weekly fall, its worst start to a year in three decades.
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The IEA's central scenario is for demand to grow by around 1 million barrels per day (bpd) on average every year to 2025, before settling at a steadier rate of 250,000 bpd to 2040 when it will peak at 106.3 million bpd.
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The steadier tone has come as a number of banks begin to argue that a 20 percent fall since last December may prove enough to balance out Britain's large current account deficit and much of the risk stemming from June's Brexit vote.
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While large central banks around the world try to maintain growth in the face of hostile trade relations, eastern Europe's economic outlook for now has provided a steadier hand for policymakers - but they keep their eyes peeled on a spillover of growth woes.
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After a steadier few days as investors digested the shock of Britain's decision to leave the European Union, the implications of another round of financial losses, interest rate cuts and central bank money-printing to prop up growth have begun to set in.
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Tillerson was regularly at odds with the president, either because he held steadier views or because he was out of the loop – as was the case, for example, last week when Trump announced he would meet with Kim Jong Un, North Korea's leader.
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The steadier tone for sterling has come as a number of banks begin to argue that a 20 percent fall since last December may prove enough to account for Britain's large external deficit and much of the risk stemming from June's Brexit vote.
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Another day of steadier oil and currency prices supported a slightly improved mood after a week marked chiefly by the woes of Britain's pound at the start of a campaign over whether to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum.
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A string of downbeat data in recent months and the sudden escalation in the trade row had sparked questions over whether more forceful easing may be needed to get the economy back on steadier footing, including some form of interest rate cuts.
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Barty has been a far steadier hand at the helm of Australian tennis hopes than Samantha Stosur, who beat Serena Williams to win the 2011 United States Open but failed after that to get past the third round in Australia's Grand Slam tournament.
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One benefit to leaning on small donors is that they can continue to give month after month, unlike those who contribute the maximum amount of $2628,28500 per election at once, leaving candidates with a steadier stream of cash flowing into their campaigns.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded at the fastest pace in over two years in October thanks to a construction boom, with smaller firms growing more upbeat, suggesting the world's second-largest economy is stabilizing and getting on steadier footing.
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For Democrats, the nearly six-hour hearing had all the elements their public presentation of former special counsel Robert Mueller's report did not: Largely unassailable witnesses, an easy-to-follow narrative, and a steadier hand in charge who helped silence GOP attacks.
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The yen and the euro were steadier, with investors holding out for trading clues from policy-setting meetings by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan as well as a conference organised by the European Central Bank, all scheduled this week.
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Russia seems to realize that with Flynn gone, steadier hands might be starting to take control: their bellicose reaction to demands they get out of Crimea (first made over a week ago by Nikki Haley, Trump's ambassador to the UN) only emerged after Flynn's departure.
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"Although it's the same movement, this is something that you have to do individually," he explained in a voice that could trail off quietly — he is still recovering from surgery for a brain tumor in 2014 — but that during the rehearsal grew steadier and stronger.
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The timing of the visits has intensified speculation that in the current febrile state of global politics, China in particular may prove a steadier ally on climate change and free trade than Mr. Trump, even if it comes with its own tensions and complexities.
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But what was clear on Thursday was that there would be little suspense beyond the first set; little sense that Federer could come up with enough full-cut, big-risk winners to keep the steadier, quicker Djokovic from closing him and his angles out.
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I'm not using my phone any differently than I have in the past — in fact, I think I use it less than I used to — but the battery seems to drain at a steadier clip than I was hoping for from a brand-new phone.
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After a shaky performance in the first debate, Mr. Biden was somewhat steadier in his second appearance, including when he reached for a classic Bidenism to respond to talk from his opponents about "Medicare for all" and the failings of the current health care system.
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Much of that may hinge on the influence wielded by a cadre of senior cabinet officials, including Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and Secretary of State-designate Rex W. Tillerson, who hold views that differ from their boss's and are regarded as steadier hands than him.
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In the second quarter, deliveries for Tesla's higher-margin Model S and Model X vehicles are likely to be flat with the latest quarter, because the company is changing its quarterly production pattern to achieve a steadier flow of deliveries to regions around the world.
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"Under the concept we discussed, the total salaries paid to players in the aggregate each season would not have changed, but smoothing would have allowed for steadier, incremental Cap increases, instead of a one-year spike," an N.B.A. spokesman, Mike Bass, wrote in an email.
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In 21.4, SOHO China announced a major switch in its business model, from one of "build-sell" to "build-hold," leasing real estate instead of selling it, capitalizing on the demand for office space in Beijing and Shanghai and aiming to maintain a steadier cash flow.
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Zhou said it was "very likely" that China's central bank would raise short-term interest rates by a another 22010 basis points in March — which would mark the third such move in as many months — as authorities grow more confident that the economy is on steadier footing.
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For all the focus on how nasty and offensive Trump was, there was a stronger and steadier stream of nastiness from editorials in major papers, posts on social media, and conversations in office break rooms and classrooms that bashed Trump, sometimes even equating him to Hitler.
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As noted, more and steadier defense funding is needed to further bolster funds for training and equipment repair and to modestly increase some force structure — though that would not help if the money comes by slashing other key federal accounts, as the Trump administration has proposed.
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And not just for its steadier income — I love being Axel's daily presence, trying to change every single diaper; entertaining his friends when I drop him off at daycare; and holding him tightly in my arms on long daily walks, discussing each new object along our way.
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Songs like "Dripping Sun" and "Orange Peel" veer unpredictably from halcyon strums, to rhythmic chants, to explosive guitar solos in a matter of minutes; "Fluffy Kosmisch" and "Majupose" are steadier, but still thrilling because of the band's ability to siphon tension and momentum from repetition and negative sonic space.
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That's bad news for Erdoğan's own people, but also for Washington and the leaders of other countries that until recently held Turkey up as a model of Muslim democracy — and who would welcome steadier behavior from a vital ally in one of the world's most dangerous and unstable regions.
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Brandon Butler, a senior research analyst for IDC, said that is part of Cisco's longer-term strategy in the past several years to derive a greater portion of its network infrastructure sales from software, which can be sold on a subscription basis for steadier revenue than hardware sales.
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Some say steadier oil prices would help Draghi sign up behind the move towards normalising policy being advocated by Germany's Bundesbank, but so far he has been reticent, worried that, not for the first time since 2008, the euro zone's recent pickup may prove less durable than hoped.
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The more people I sat down with, the steadier I began to cast doubt on my hypothesis—it isn't the chefs who are drawing inspiration from Chang's cooking, but a public that wants to feel part of the global food movement that has been led in part by Chang.
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Yet, while things look steadier in Berlin and Paris, Britain is suffering repeated aftershocks from last year's referendum decision to quit the 28-nation bloc, the latest of them threatening to engulf its prime minister, Theresa May, who is fresh off a calamitous, accident-strewn speech on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fannie Mae, the largest U.S. mortgage guarantor, said on Friday its net income fell to $22.77 billion in the first quarter from $22.9 billion the prior quarter as steadier market interest rates led to a small derivatives loss, which offset gains linked to stronger home prices.
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The good: Now, I'm well aware of the placebo effect and I'm constantly self-analyzing every perceived reaction I'm having to eating only meat for almost 2 weeks straight, but one thing I'm fairly sure of is that my energy levels are higher and steadier throughout the day.
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Whether having learned its lesson with the temporary travel/visa ban effort or because steadier hands are now on the tiller at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations and State, the rule of law will be respected and provide guidance for U.S. actions with other states concerning U.S. nationals.
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"Retailers with exposure to 'classic' retro brands with a longer, steadier track record of consumer demand are likely better positioned than those with heavy exposure to pure retro brands that have surged in large part from the '90s revival," Jefferies analyst Janine Stichter said in a note to clients on Tuesday.
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But whenever my life looks a little ragged, or at least not as polished as I'd like, it could be because I literally tripped up the stairs this morning, or it could be because I'm feeling a bit lost and hoping I'll have some epiphany that guides me toward a steadier track.
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A decline under George W. Bush was followed by a couple of rallies under Barack Obama; the first in the depths of the crisis, as investors pulled money from the rest of the world in favour of the perceived safety of US assets, and a steadier rise in the early years of this decade.
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This is, admittedly, much stronger and steadier ground for her than "Look What You Made Me Do"'s childish ruminations on revenge, and musically she seems more at home with floaty synths, reminiscent as they are of the intro to her last album's "Blank Space," than the industrial-style clamour she's tried out on the previous two Reputation efforts.
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"We predict the yuan may weaken to 7.2-7.3 per dollar by the end of the first half this year, and it is likely to rebound in the second half," said another trader at a Chinese bank in Shanghai, noting a steadier economy and a more tempered view on the dollar may allow the Chinese currency to regain some ground against the greenback.
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If you control for who's responding to you, the YouGov pollsters show, you get a much steadier picture of the 2016 campaign than the one you get from most polling: Instead of a hugely dynamic race with Clinton opening up double-digit leads at some points and falling even with Trump at others, you get a consistent Clinton lead of a few percentage points.
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NOT ONLY WILL THEY BE ACCELERATING, THE NATURE OF THOSE EARNINGS IS CHANGING THE WAY THEY'RE CHANGING IS, AS WE MOVE MORE AND MORE TO LONGER DURATION VEHICLES, WHAT WE CALL PERPETUAL CAPITAL, WE GET MORE FEE RELATED EARNINGS, MORE PREDICTABLE EARNINGS WE THINK THE COMBINATION OF FASTER EARNINGS GROWTH, MORE PREDICTABLE EARNINGS, STEADIER EARNINGS, WILL GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A RE-RATING OF OUR STOCK.
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