Architect: PATH Architecture; Structural Engineer: Munzing Structural Engineering General Contractor: Kaiser Group, Inc.
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It was a structural deficit, and structural deficits actually need to be restructured.
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" The person added: "The campaign of big structural change needs some big structural change.
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So, structural remedy was — Structural remedy I think is the preferred one if it's possible.
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IT NEEDS TO BE SUPPORTED, ACCOMPANIED WITH FISCAL POLICY AND WITH STRUCTURAL MEASURES, STRUCTURAL REFORMS.
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" UK: STRUCTURAL CHANGE AHEAD "The UK is entering a decade of potentially profound structural change.
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We have apparently reached structural obstacles that need to be addressed by structural labor market policies.
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That's a structural change and in a structural change we think there is a long-term opportunity.
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The inequality in rewards between top and bottom is ultimately a structural problem that requires structural solutions.
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Structural Changes, Prepared Volume Weakness Structural changes have enhanced Tyson's margins and are providing increased earnings stability.
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Structural Changes, Prepared Foods Volume Trends: Structural changes have enhanced Tyson's margins and are providing increased earnings stability.
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There is structural racism and structural discrimination, and they face that because of the pigmentation of their skin.
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The structural analyses focus on detailed organizational charts that delineate structural relationships among various affiliate entities and debt issuances.
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He had long derided the civil rights movement's focus on structural racism and its corresponding calls for structural remedies.
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Enhancing structural security of IoT devices: Certain block-less distributed ledgers are additionally enhancing structural security of IoT devices.
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These intentionally erected structural barriers to voting require strong structural and legislative solutions at the federal and state level.
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Entering into a structural relationship with that kind of power can only ever end in violence and structural oppression.
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The novel part is that it's not the structural problems in individual countries, it's the structural problems in the Eurozone.
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"Just as Obama did not end structural racism in America, Merkel has not ended structural sexism in Germany," Ms. Wizorek said.
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Substantial differences in health deriving from socioeconomic status are a structural problem and can only be meaningfully addressed through structural changes.
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And it is a structural mess that has to be addressed by structural policies because there are no quick demand management fixes.
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Because the volume and the efficiency of labor and capital stocks are essentially structural problems that must be addressed by structural policies.
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The implementation of structural reforms needs to be substantially stepped up to increase resilience, reduce structural unemployment and boost potential output growth.
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Stalling global warming requires fundamental structural changes Environmental recalibration will require fundamental structural changes across most of the world, the report acknowledges.
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The dam itself has no structural issues, but the two spillways that release water from the lake to prevent overflow have structural problems.
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What they do: Raise, place, and unite iron or steel girders, columns, and other structural members to form completed structures or structural frameworks.
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Analysts agree that a structural shift is underway and that fossil fuels are going to peak and begin a permanent structural decline relatively soon.
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Navigating the world as a black woman is difficult, but I refuse to give up the fight to dismantle structural racism and structural ableism.
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The structural budget balance is important because EU laws oblige governments to strive towards a budget close to balance or in surplus in structural terms.
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"Without the government coming in with structural reform then monetary policy or central bank activity by itself cannot solve long-term structural issues," Harake said.
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Throwing cheap money at these labor market problems will do nothing, or very little in the best of cases, because structural problems require structural solutions.
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Given continued high structural unemployment and low potential output growth in the euro area, the ongoing cyclical recovery should be supported by effective structural policies.
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"Just as Obama did not end structural racism in America, Merkel has not ended structural sexism in Germany," said Anne Wizorek, a prominent feminist writer.
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He rightly says that our problems are more cultural than structural, but our hopes rest on some structural reforms to redress some of the imbalance.
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Once this structural revenue is estimated, the government has to make explicit its commitment to the structural fiscal balance, a given number for deficit or surplus.
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MARIA ASHOTBrussels One of the bugbears of the British rail industry is the perennial search for structural solutions to problems that may not have structural causes.
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"The problems (regional banks) face are structural, so the measures they take must be structural too," with mergers and integration among steps they could adopt, he said.
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"You have much more fiscal space if you have a policy for tackling your structural problem, including your fiscal structural problem over the medium term," he said.
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"The problems they face are structural, so the measures they take must be structural too," he told a news conference after meeting business leaders in Nagoya, central Japan.
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"There are a lot of real structural issues, once-in-a-lifestyle 1920s-style structural issues that are threatening to come home to roost," Gambles told CNBC Wednesday.
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Structural reforms are particularly critical, as recent IMF work shows that well-designed structural reforms can lift both short- and long-term growth and make it more inclusive.
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"People have to recognize [the prime fund exodus] is a structural change, then pick an actively managed fund which can independently assess credit and structural risks," said Schneider.
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It also reports that some structural engineers, including Ron Klemencic, the chief executive of Magnusson Klemencic Associates, the company that did the structural engineering for the Salesforce Tower.
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Spahn said there was too much public and private debt in the world and called for an acceleration of structural reforms, saying monetary policy could not solve structural problems.
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The implementation of structural reforms in euro area countries needs to be substantially stepped up to increase resilience, reduce structural unemployment and boost euro area productivity and growth potential.
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And though the bulk of the agreement contains structural reforms we as New Democracy as the main centre right party are fully committed to actually implement these structural reforms.
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"I have found that Chinese Americans ... will say, 'Hang tough, we need structural change, this is the only way we are going to get structural change,'" Lighthizer told lawmakers.
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That said, we believe that the economy could face a bleaker medium-term outlook without structural adjustment and macroeconomic rebalancing, which would be likely to require major structural reforms.
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"As I look at infrastructure, I'm looking for where the structural shifts (are) underway, and there's a massive structural shift underway in the power generation system," Jim Barry said.
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And we have structural change, and the problem is, we are measuring the fact, objectively, that structural change is slowing down, at a time when it should be accelerating.
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So many structural issues, racial segregation, water in Flint ... Just structural issues in Michigan that some rich guy throwing coin is just not going to be part of solving.
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Under the 2018 budget proposal, the 2019 structural deficit should remain at 0.25% before returning to a structural balance in 2020 and reaching a 0.50% of GDP surplus in 2021.
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If the current market consensus is correct that China's shift to higher grade iron ore is structural, it becomes apparent that these three factors will also have to be structural.
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It influences how Democrats position themselves to win: Structural disadvantages push the Democrats toward more conservative candidates, and structural advantages allow Republicans to be even more conservative and still win.
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The budget I signed this year brings Arizona to a positive structural balance by the end of fiscal year 2017, the first structural balance our state has seen in a decade.
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And as any structural change, it needs a time period which given the size of the structural change needs to be large enough and long enough so that we can adjust.
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"The most important are structural reforms... there are more and more (in the G7) recognizing that structural reforms are crucial," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said at a briefing in Sendai.
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"I think that structural reforms in Russia are possible, not to mention that they are essential," she said, adding that she expected the government to propose specific structural reforms by October.
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"The implementation of structural policies in euro area countries needs to be substantially stepped up to boost euro area productivity and growth potential, reduce structural unemployment and increase resilience," Lagarde added.
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On the more important structural fiscal gap, which excludes one-off items and business cycle swings, the two sides reached a deal by which there would be no structural adjustment in 2019, even though under recommendations from EU finance ministers last July, Rome was supposed to reduce the structural deficit by 0.6 percent of GDP.
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The decline in inflation will be facilitated by a reduction in structural fiscal deficit targets for 2018-2019 and the stated objective to return to a balanced structural fiscal position in 2020.
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Architect: Hennebery Eddy Architects; Structural Engineer: Nishkian Dean Structural Engineers; General Contractor: Bremik ConstructionOur Lady of Montserrat Chapel | Seattle, WAWood is not allowed for many applications due to antiquated Seattle building code.
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They have done that by freezing the fiscal policy in a restrictive mode for the last six years and offering no effective structural policies to address structural (not cyclical) labor market problems.
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"Buoyancy is an upward force equal to the weight of the water an object displaces," said Guy Nordenson, a structural engineer and a professor of architecture and structural engineering at Princeton University.
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Estonia's 2018-2021 budget strategy targets structural deficits between 7503 and 2020 (0.5% of GDP in 2018-19, and 0.3% in 2020), and a return to a structural balance position in 2021.
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We have that concept and we have a point at the top -- it's a little complicated; nobody cares -- but without the structural beam because the structural beam is in a different location.
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I heard somebody in the advertising industry talk recently about all this is cyclical not structural, and I just winced because whenever there's a cyclical problem there's something structural lurking in the shadows.
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Mr. Lisofsky, also 26, is a structural engineer in the Newark office of STV, an engineering firm in Douglassville, Pa. He received a master's degree in structural engineering from the University of Illinois.
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We are increasingly concerned about structural damage to our building.
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New rules seek to calculate "structural", ie, cyclically adjusted, deficits.
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Clinton's plan, announced in July, has a similar structural design.
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He conceded that Russia needed to boost structural reforms, however.
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"Structural adjustments?" said Christine Lagarde, the fund's boss, in 2014.
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Performance illustrates "deep structural problems" at the endowment, Narvekar said.
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What we start considering is the structural consequences of Brexit.
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Such misguided inquiries are fortified with an identical structural curiosity.
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Examinations revealed no structural damage in Griffin's knee, per ESPN.
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"orgastic" and "orgiastic," and even discusses the structural architecture of
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There's also a structural relationship between women and other women.
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This is a painful structural necessity of the political process.
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But there is also a structural problem in some industries.
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These choices are made for us at the structural level.
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Two others have structural damage, but the extent is unclear.
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There are big structural reasons why business finds itself homeless.
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It is at the structural level that reform is needed.
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Furthermore, other structural macroeconomic factors can potentially signal a recession.
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There are structural dangers that aren't widely understood or reported.
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Here, Green points to a few structural issues to consider.
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All structural arrangements and logistical facilities are put in place.
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"We don't have to do major structural surgery," Montague said.
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Aesthetics aside, its structural integrity is what makes it awesome.
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Structural inequality isn't to blame for those problems: we are.
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On the structural front, there could be strength in unity.
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This is due to structural changes in the German economy.
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Government must anticipate the broad strokes of future structural shifts.
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Still, the effect of these structural factors can be overstated.
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We're now discussing offsets, as well as certain structural issues.
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"We have a structural long position in dollar," Faust said.
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The other stresses structural change, as workers move between sectors.
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No, Washington needed to impose on China enforceable structural reforms.
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But they have hesitated in carrying out necessary structural reforms.
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Those structural advantages insulated Clinton from Sanders' strength among liberals.
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Three reactors had meltdowns and a fourth had structural damage.
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Trump does have considerable structural strengths in the 2016 campaign.
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It's a structural story: land reform, bank reform, tax reform.
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But I think two structural changes would accelerate this process.
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In our opinion, weakness in hardware is not entirely structural.
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The U.S. also needs better structural, trade and defense policies.
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There is zero tolerance of structural amnesia in this system.
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"There have to be real structural changes," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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All Japan has left, therefore, are monetary and structural policies.
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The fiscal surplus reflects both structural consolidation and cyclical trends.
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Structural reforms will also help the fiscal situation, he said.
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Angels manager Mike Scioscia said no structural damage was found.
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"There's a massive structural change going on there," he said.
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"The emerging markets need deleveraging and structural reform," Davis said.
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The structural integrity of the building is still in question.
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"There will need to be additional structural changes," Msall said.
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There's absolutely no structural discrimination that prevents conservatives from dating.
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I mean, there's been structural problems with the Vision Fund.
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They are structural and institutional problems, not just personal ones.
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The regulator is pushing for full structural separation of Openreach.
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The country desperately needs structural entitlement reform to avert disaster.
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"Monetary policy can't deal with structural problems," Mr. Achuthan said.
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Term limits for consultants would help ease those structural anomalies.
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But Im not expecting it to be a structural shift.
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Plus, it had the structural integrity that Wendy's biscuit lacked.
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Its problems are real and will require intensive, structural work.
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Clinton highlighted the structural difficulties that children in need face.
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It closed in 2012 after its building developed structural problems.
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There's also ambiguity over his attitude to structural bank changes.
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Weak growth is mainly due to structural issues, Weidmann said.
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Structural bear markets are driven by bubbles and investor exuberance.
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Moskowitz's goal of probing the structural, socioeconomic forces that drive
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It's already closed due to structural damage to the building.
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Fortunately, Congress has the authority to settle the structural issue.
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Mr. Perry writes about race, structural inequality and urban schools.
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The departing president, however, argued that structural changes were necessary.
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Any less could risk structural weakness and a fatal implosion.
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Yet Xi has done little to address these structural issues.
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But the structural forces are driving them in different directions.
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That's a grim fact, but it makes some structural sense.
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Joe Mungo Reed tries a structural solution to this conundrum.
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"[We avoid] homes that need major structural repairs," Heffter said.
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But many remain skeptical of remedies involving big structural changes.
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But they are not more important than the structural ones.
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France has in effect made a structural choice for unemployment.
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There was no ceiling, only the building's structural beams overhead.
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I'm not sure voters are ready for big structural change.
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THIS IS ABOUT STRUCTURAL CHANGES THAT CREATE FAIR MARKET ACCESS.
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He also announced structural and policy changes to the institution.
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But he conveyed the structural arc and dramatic sweep compellingly.
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It must be aided by fiscal policy and structural policy.
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Neither structural flaw has been fixed in the intervening years.
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The results did not show structural damage, Alderson told reporters.
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There were no immediate reports of injuries or structural damage.
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But this is a structural issue that will require months.
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However, structural reforms are needed to retain these good trends.
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"There are structural issues with the building," Ms. Velázquez said.
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Was that always the structural approach you had in mind?
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It's quite telling that Moody's highlighted structural risks on Friday.
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"I think there are structural things that are happening here."
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There was no structural damage to the factory, it said.
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Giancarlo Bilotti, professor of structural analysis at the University of Venice, said it would be tough to predict collapse in bridges that, like the Genoa one, were degraded but showed no obvious structural deformity.
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Limited Structural Subordination: TBI's bonds are rated at the same level as its Long-Term IDR, despite their structural subordination to debt held at the operating subsidiaries, which generate all of the group's revenue.
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The EU's Fiscal Compact requires countries' "structural" deficits, adjusted for economic growth fluctuations, to fall steadily each year towards zero, whereas Italy's targets its structural deficit to rise next year by 0.8 percentage points.
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The department said it imposed duties of up to 141% on Chinese structural steel and up to 31% on Mexican structural steel and will begin collecting cash deposits for imports based on those rates.
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After the end of the Cold War, however, four structural challenges emerged to endanger the future of democratic capitalism: financial instability, technological disruption, widening social and economic inequality and structural weaknesses in democratic politics.
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"Structural reforms are particularly critical, as recent IMF work shows that well-designed structural reforms can lift both short- and long-term growth and make it more inclusive," she said in a written statement.
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Two structural engineers, Mr. Joshua and church trustees were accused of criminal negligence and involuntary manslaughter after a coroner found that the building had collapsed from structural failures caused by design and detailing errors.
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"There has to be structural reforms, and the Chinese are indicating they're willing to make those structural reforms, which means they're willing to make a deal," said Dan Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas.
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An Italian company has been awarded a contract to make urgent repairs to the dam which has suffered from structural flaws since its construction in the 1980s and requires constant grouting to maintain structural integrity.
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In May, Italy committed to a run a structural surplus of 0.6 percent of its Gross Domestic Product in 2019, but the government's new plans foresee instead a structural deficit of 0.8 percent of GDP.
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What's happening now is that the cyclical is colliding with the structural, which is to say, the cyclical downturn caused by the novel coronavirus seems to have moved forward the structural peak in fossil fuels.
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Structural changes in the economy may help account for this change.
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He's been most specific, though, about structural change and electoral reform.
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The gesture reflected more than Mr. Calatrava's penchant for structural drama.
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Rather, much of Spain's success is down to its structural reforms.
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There are structural problems in permitting, especially in Germany and France.
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Party currently holds a structural advantage in the Electoral College, and
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Is it simply a matter of locating structural obstacles and raising
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That would have been the time to correct this structural weakness.
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Behold its structural beauty and bask in its snowy-peaked glory.
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Still, Republicans have a lot of structural advantages going into 2018.
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There are also structural reasons for the drawdown, the dealers said.
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You may have promised a new strategic, structural or cultural change.
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The more worrisome figure for that office is the structural deficit.
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A major structural difference is how hierarchical the neo-Nazis are.
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This is group of 30 gravity balls with a structural force.
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"This is one of the classic structural engineering challenges," Slat said.
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It's mostly minor line edits, nothing structural, which I'm pleased about.
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Most interior structural systems are built with steel and concrete slabs.
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But sometimes the problem is structural, bigger than any of us.
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Train them – and that would be another measure of structural policies.
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He underwent a CT scan and no structural damage was discovered.
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In the United States, the biggest structural factor is voter registration.
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She's equally unlikely to deal with larger structural issues affecting women.
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In addition, several structural constraints make drastic changes in Mexico difficult.
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Elizabeth Warren talked about her plans for big structural change. Sen.
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The other ways borders are violent emerge from those structural factors.
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Notably, Biden's lead stretches into states where Sanders has structural advantages.
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I can't wait to see the big, structural change you make.
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This is a structural, not cyclical, change to China's steel footprint.
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Heckling is one very good way to respond to structural injustice.
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I think structural reforms can – SARA EISEN: And China is too.
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But they're still under great pressure, because cable has structural issues.
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It's a structural problem no single entity can do much about.
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Germany's structural unemployment rate had risen steadily from the early 1970s.
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Their improved lot is in part thanks to structural economic changes.
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The region also has a structural disadvantage: a lack of scale.
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Nor are they alone in looking for structural applications for lignin.
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But Democrats are battling a deeper structural problem than partisan gerrymandering.
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Mr Werbach: A blockchain by itself can't redress structural power imbalances.
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The problem is structural: only regulation will work, the argument goes.
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But he also thinks a structural political shift is under way.
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They are also worried that his populism might derail structural reforms.
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Yes, those structural elements mentioned previously are part of the explanation.
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Prospects for structural reform remain limited, despite the convincing election win.
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"This is a profound and structural change in this globalization" thinking.
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The agreement has fostered a structural divide in other ways, too.
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According to local news, there were no injuries or structural damage.
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Then, they strategically select each recyclable material for its structural properties.
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Structural reforms to increase underlying growth rates have a vital role.
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The changes are structural, long-lasting and make Europe more competitive.
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"We can't fix the structural inequalities of American society," he said.
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Pressley may believe in "big structural change," as Warren's slogan goes.
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It also wants more details on key structural reforms, notably labor.
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This unique social, political, and structural reality dominates my artistic production.
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Thus, significant structural impediments to rejoining the international community loom large.
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An MRI showed no structural damage, Arizona manager Chip Hale said.
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Carson acknowledges the history of structural racism in American housing markets.
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But without addressing our structural imbalances, we can't make much progress.
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There is no structural damage to the elbow, according to Alderson.
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LARRY KUDLOW: I just said, look, the structural changes are there.
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Structural job market problems are front and center here as well.
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The meme had the structural depth of a knock-knock joke.
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An MRI that night detected the bruises, but no structural damage.
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Many were also killed or injured by avalanches, or structural collapses.
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Structural issues abound, including shortages of workers, water, land and electricity.
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Santigold regularly proclaims her freedom from within the tightest structural constraints.
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Structural metal fabricators and fitters are projected to decline by 15.3%
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Translation: It was a structural hairstyle that really turned our heads.
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It ignores the structural nature of problems in a modern world.
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But the issue with our football is more structural than technical.
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But there's also something structural; congregations are under real financial strain.
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The government had failed to pursue critical structural reforms, she added.
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Then the mega-structural machine intelligence involved in your gift exchange.
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Most interior wood is original, including floors and structural posts throughout.
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Clinton's plans regarding police conduct, mass incarceration and structural racism broadly.
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Fitch believes structural improvement is remote and will take some time.
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There is no doubt the E.U. was beset with structural problems.
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But Mississippi's statewide election system endured, as did its structural biases.
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We have unemployment that is basically down at the structural level.
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Beyond this, China's potential growth rate is decelerating for structural reasons.
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It is not simply that the G.O.P. enjoys these structural advantages.
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This isn't just for flavor but for moisture and structural integrity.
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Across the board, the women's game needs support, institutional, structural support.
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Mr. Calatrava is a sometimes very inspired sculptor of structural engineering.
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The island suffered significant structural damage, particularly to its power grid.
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Back at the Mercado Argentina, Mijares hasn't identified any structural damage.
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According to him, America's problems aren't caused by deep structural shifts.
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The campaign said there was no structural damage to the plane.
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News is descriptive of structural problems rather than prescriptive in how
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At the same time, the sarcophagus was running into structural problems.
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But there are also signs that the slowdown is becoming structural.
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There is also ambiguity over his attitude to structural bank changes.
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The tornado had cratered the roof and caused other structural damage.
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Let's be frank: "Big structural change" is a dreadful political slogan.
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They are, however, only a temporary patch on these structural problems.
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The underlying problem is insufficient structural support around the logic board.
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I would love to hear people talk about structural-level change.
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This is a deep, structural issue for the media right now.
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" Warren puts it like this: "It's structural change that interests me.
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Are there just too many structural forces working against the teenagers?
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But Democrats faced formidable structural disadvantages, unlike any in recent memory.
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Structural bias will be encoded into the structure of AI itself.
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And he makes a passionate argument for focusing on structural issues.
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But the real political problem is, at root, a structural one.
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This is a serious structural flaw in an otherwise estimable book.
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It bears some structural similarity to Coltrane's "My Favorite Things" arrangement.
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Congress is essential to many of the report's recommended structural overhauls.
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Lastly, there are the inherent structural failings in modern democratic politics.
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Structural barriers to voting and attitudes toward it are closely related.
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That will help monitor any changes in structural integrity over time.
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Over time the plaster separates from the lath, creating structural cracks.
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These structural features look like nothing architecturally and do everything acoustically.
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We have to be able to make big, structural change. transcript
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These features also happen to give the GOP a structural advantage.
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Hundreds of other buildings are expected to suffer major structural damage.
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These structural changes are what's going to continue to drive banks.
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Without incessant pressure from below, can structural change ever be achieved?
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The argument for a structural change in China is quite compelling.
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The key roadblock appears to be U.S. demands for structural change.
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Across Europe, banks have had to work on their structural problems.
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But there are a lot of structural issues at work here.
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Automakers crow when a vehicle gains 227 percent in structural rigidity.
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They have also cited structural impediments, like gender bias and Mrs.
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To qualify, a home must have less than 50% structural damage.
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The deal has also been criticized for making few structural changes.
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That kind of weather destroys the structural integrity of the snow.
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That didn't help stop America's worst structural fire in a decade.
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"(They have) a natural structural advantage" over legacy brokerages, Beardsley said.
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"The European problems are structural and political and deep," Trevisani said.
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"We can't ignore structural shifts in global interest rates," he said.
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Some of the reasons are structural: technology, demographics and rising inequality.
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Kansas City has structural problems, that make transit an impossible choice.
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Now we are focusing primarily on using structural supply-side reform.
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"(We) must ... pay more attention to structural adjustments," the ministry said.
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"(We) must ... pay more attention to structural adjustments," the ministry said.
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But Democrats say structural disadvantages there could prevent a Sanders upset.
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Why not go for the structural change Elizabeth Warren is promoting?
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What is your position on structural reforms, like eliminating the filibuster?
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So the industry itself is going through a really structural change.
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It's also about structural reforms, in order to unleash the potential.
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The Jelly Donut Oreo really illustrated the sandwich cookie's structural limitations.
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I increasingly hear frustration from business leaders about structural trade issues.
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Ms. Maiello has no interest in any improvements besides structural ones.
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Some popular strains of Christianity don't focus much on structural inequity.
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But structural sexism really takes a village — perhaps an Olympic village.
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But there isn't a hint of structural analysis to be found.
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The Belgian government's current Stability Programme envisages a consolidation in structural terms of around 2pp of GDP over the period 2017-2019, in line with its medium-term objective of achieving a structural balance by 2019.
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On the more important structural fiscal gap, which excludes one-off items and business cycle swings, the two sides reached what Dombrovskis called a "borderline" deal by which there would be no structural adjustment next year.
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STRUCTURAL DEFICIT EU rules also say that governments must cut the structural deficit, a measure excluding one-off revenue and spending and the effects of the business cycle, every year until it is near balance or surplus.
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Last year, regular season NFL games and related content accounted for 66 of the 100 most popular shows on TV. If two-thirds of your most-popular stuff is in structural decline, then you're in structural decline.
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China will combine structural adjustments and the boosting of domestic demand to ensure the stability of the macro economy, while deepening supply-side structural reforms and overcapacity cuts in a lawful and market-based way, it added.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Limited Structural Subordination: Fitch rates the proposed bond at the same level as TBI's National Long-Term Rating, despite their structural subordination to debt held at the operating subsidiaries, which generate all group revenue.
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EU COMMISSION SAYS ITALY IS BACKTRACKING FROM STRUCTURAL OVERHAULS, PENSION REFORM - DOCUMENT
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"The Republicans have a structural disadvantage to start off with," he said.
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The euro zone's structural weaknesses are not going to be fixed quickly.
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The Kremlin's move does not signal a newfound openness to structural reform.
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On Monday he had X-rays that revealed no significant structural damage.
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The twin problems of presidential overreach and political gridlock have structural roots.
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But now, deliberate gerrymandering has given Democrats a structural disadvantage there, too.
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"We are committed to further enhancing the structural reform agenda," it added.
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All that is set against an increasingly fragile political and structural backdrop.
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Phegley had a cyst removed but did not need any structural repair.
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Macroeconomic and structural reforms remain urgent to contain any vulnerability, it said.
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It said structural pipe from Canada, Korea and Turkey was being dumped.
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Lightweight carbon-kevlar provides structural support for the engine, transmission, and rider.
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You almost begin to think that she understands what structural disadvantages are!
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Do the Democrats underestimate the structural suppression imbedded in our voting system?
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There is no evidence of a structural improvement in the external position.
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First is that there has not been a decision on structural reforms.
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First up is the structural MRI, essentially a soft tissue X-ray.
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The remedy is to attack structural white supremacy and white selection advantage.
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So how do you keep it cool without compromising the structural integrity?
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While the department wouldn't officially comment, an unnamed source cited structural issues.
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Two long-standing structural problems are largely to blame: understaffing and overcrowding.
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The Fed is also getting no help from structural labor market policies.
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So from a structural standpoint, we're focused on those two giant areas.
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In pursuit of this vision, some welcome structural reforms are under way.
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State officials shut the bridge down on Tuesday for a structural inspection.
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"We are committed to further enhancing the structural reform agenda," it said.
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I left psychology behind because I found its structural demands overly hampering.
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Yet for all its structural familiarities, Set It Up is remarkably refreshing.
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I think that there's a structural demographic reason for both of those.
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Finally, one can ask whether the lingering deficiencies are structural or cyclical.
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Rissenbeek and Chatrian have made some structural changes to this year's festival.
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The games industry has an access problem, one that requires structural changes.
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That is because the breakneck growth of courier companies masks structural problems.
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I think it's reasonably well understood how structural conditions impact social life.
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Both countries have deep structural flaws that have produced crises of democracy.
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The F model adds chassis bracing, welds and adhesives for structural stoutness.
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Addressing those structural barriers are just as important, if not more so.
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Returns on investments are uncertain in a sector undergoing unprecedented structural changes.
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Any major structural changes could be limited by one key factor: cost.
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There is a similar urgency to address structural problems affecting human capital.
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Structural reforms, including an overhaul of the tax system, are sorely needed.
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The euro zone's economies labour under plenty of structural hindrances to growth.
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These structural defects persist and make it hard to be unequivocally optimistic.
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Talk to me all bit more about the structural barriers you mentioned.
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But structural factors elsewhere have helped exchanges secure the talent they need.
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From a structural standpoint, Maggie Nelson's The Argonauts was a big influence.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn't — guarantee success.
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So far he has shown little willingness to embrace bolder structural reforms.
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Many crossing structures are built from structural plans designed for vehicular usage.
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Inside of that, there are a lot of structural principles to uncover.
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Central banks can't do this, we have to do the structural reforms.
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But we're seeing a structural change in the nature of oil markets.
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In the future the government wants to support more structural investment solution.
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What are those enforceable structural reforms the U.S. wants China to implement?
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And we're really focused, as we've talked about, on the structural issues.
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This wasn't the type of structural racism that conservatives often deny exists.
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There's another, more structural way the Gingrich revolution begat the Trump nomination.
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The tornado caused structural damage to buildings and downed trees and poles.
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But the problem is really a structural issue with our changing workplaces.
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He said Russia needed structural reforms to grow at a faster pace.
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And that structural reform arrow, flies much slower than all the others.
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At the root of this lie two structural problems: overcrowding and understaffing.
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Pennsylvania is also facing a $1.7 billion structural deficit next fiscal year.
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Talks between Washington and Beijing continue but disagreements over structural issues persist.
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And we feel that we have structural advantages to keep on growing.
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"We're very impressed with their seriousness of the structural reforms," he said.
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Without needed structural changes, investor fears could easily resurface, said TCW's Meirelles.
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The bank, however, still sees "structural growth" in local goods and brands.
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However, the D.C. Circuit did not remedy the Bureau's inherent structural problem.
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This was achieved through the enactment of sound fiscal and structural reforms.
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"Our economic downturn is mostly the result of structural factors," she says.
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STRUCTURAL PROTECTIONS Compliance with the asset coverage test threshold is tested daily.
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An independent agency pegged Pennsylvania's structural deficit at a whopping $2 billion.
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The structural balance excludes one-off expenditures, for emergencies or natural catastrophes.
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But without deeper structural change, this is a superficial kind of comfort.
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Albeit, it's still not the full structural separation some have called for.
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There is little indication that the problems millennial women face are structural.
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This deal has to address the structural issues -- and it's very difficult.
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The bounty program can't compete with Zerodium on price for structural reasons.
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We have a goal of structural savings of $2 billion by 2020.
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BIG structural changes to political parties happen only once in a generation.
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Deep-seated structural problems remain, from an inept bureaucracy to bloated pensions.
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Hire a structural engineer or an architect to evaluate the roof deck.
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Structural reforms and labour market flexibility are also a priority, he said.
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The disagreements between the U.S. and China are profound, various and structural.
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You can see the resulting images, along with their structural models, below.
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"The forest" was one of the oldest structural elements of the cathedral.
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Critics and theater experts say part of the reason may be structural.
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And the purpose of section 220 was to induce the structural reform.
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However, she said there are structural factors that need to be addressed.
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And making major structural changes to your home rarely pays for itself.
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In the past, structural disadvantages forced women to protect their fragile turf.
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Because of structural racism and sexism, not everyone shared in its benefits.
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There are many structural improvements that must be met to get there.
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Including competing self-serving narratives only partially solves the book's structural problem.
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Indeed, it is probably a structural feature to protect the Grand Gallery.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam showed no structural damage in the shoulder.
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We mentioned earlier that there are several structural options that we're considering.
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"We don't see any real structural issue," Barclays said in a note.
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Let's look at the chances of a structural and cyclical bear market.
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The lack of imbalances also makes a structural bear market less likely.
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What they didn't have was structural restraints on the power of government.
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He wears big structural hoodies and always smells faintly of vaped bubblegum.
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Yes, I think there are structural things that companies need to do.
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The structural issues facing museums play out in ways large and small.
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"There's been longstanding structural issues with ICE detention for years," she continued.
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Reassuring PR won't cut it: we need transparency, accountability, and structural change.
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The incident further proved that the White House needed major structural repairs.
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Nigro said there were no structural issues that contributed to the fire.
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And you really need to avoid the potholes from a structural perspective.
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That will add more structural reliability to the engine, the company says.
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There are structural fixes, like term limits, that could counteract this trend.
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It is structural disinvestment in public commons, in this case, public transportation.
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That's why the windows are so small: to preserve the structural integrity.
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Structural issues like long hours and relatively low wages remain major barriers.
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Yet Kaufmann dismisses the very idea of structural racism as pseudoscientific gobbledegook.
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Congress has a resources problem, and Congress has a structural/organizational problem.
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Sardy's writing is accomplished yet disjointed, with no adherence to structural norms.
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What is missing is a structural analysis that challenges the very question.
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For the most part, the structural foundation of the walkway remains intact.
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The cap "was not designed for countries undergoing structural reforms," he said.
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Her father was a structural ironworker with Ironworkers Local 25 in Detroit.
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But there were still structural problems — among them, how to run elections.
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The meaning of 'big structural change' is mystifying to the average person.
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In fact, Democrats overcame huge structural hurdles to win nearly 212018 seats.
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The problem is partly structural, says Davis, who used to work there.
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"This is too profound a structural shift to reverse," Mr. Lettieri said.
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Almagro has worked around these structural limitations since his election in 2015.
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"Behind poaching there's a bigger story of structural inequality," Dr. Hübschle said.
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The most immediate danger was from the dam, which suffered structural damage.
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"We haven't experimented a lot with more structural reforms to the system."
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Structural abnormalities in the uterus such as blocked tubes or intrauterine growths.
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"The West's crisis is real, structural and likely to persist," he writes.
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State Farm is saying her home didn't suffer fire or structural damage.
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There are many Easter eggs but the most prominent echoes are structural.
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This time, the damage to the city is emotional more than structural.
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His research focuses on race and structural inequality, education and economic inclusion.
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The girls' choices, in other words, are delivered as individual, not structural.
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What they do: Paint walls, equipment, buildings, bridges, and other structural surfaces.
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Communication misfires run the gamut from simple disagreements to deeper structural problems.
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Foreknowledge of his swerves and structural fillips can kill a good time.
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Organic revenue excludes the impacts of foreign exchange translation and structural changes.
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Instead, we must confront structural racism and the values of our institutions.
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The biggest shifts, however, may not be structural so much as cultural.
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The city has much deeper structural problems that are beyond his remit.
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Maybe the moments don't quite add up to something with structural heft.
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This is not a matter of architecture, a quirk of structural whim.
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I'm proud to join her in the fight for big, structural change.
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TREASURY SAYS JAPAN SHOULD ENACT BOLDER STRUCTURAL REFORMS TO STRENGTHEN DOMESTIC DEMAND
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The aircraft "sustained minor structural damage pending further assessment," US Navy Cdr.
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That bilateral drift has not helped in two key structural sticking points.
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But it does reflect that there are structural forces at work here.
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They are comparable to cast metal parts in terms of structural integrity.
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Fire officials are checking the structural integrity of the facilities, Wegner said.
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The money will go toward macroeconomic, structural and sectoral reforms, he said.
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It's a space where filmmaking's structural components are toyed with for exploration.
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It creates a structural barrier for building diverse, innovative and outperforming teams.
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In part, this simply serves a necessary structural role in racist narratives.
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That's not identifying and creating structural change in the future of work.
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Employers can hide "structural inequalities" (even from themselves) with a myriad explanations.
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Yet the issue is overwhelmingly structural and social, not individual or moral.
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"The real fixes will be structural; they won't be individual," Budson said.
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"Five years passed, and my life saw few structural changes," she reports.
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But we have also supported addressing long-term structural issues with China.
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Are we seeing structural change that would actually result in significant improvements?
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The structural decline in bond yields globally is by no means over.
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Structural reforms are necessary but not sufficient to begin making this change.
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These dismissals skirt around a blind spot of structural and systemic bias.
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One is racism in the show and whether it's individual or structural.
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"We continually have to ask how we can balance systemic, structural differences between east and west in the area of research, in regard to the headquarters of large companies, and in the field of structural unemployment," Merkel said.
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"It doesn't feel at this stage like the beginning of a larger structural move higher," said Richard Bibbey, HSBC's global head of FX cash trading, while adding that quiet currency markets were a "cyclical" rather than structural issue.
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Could be the belief that DoJ should impose only structural remedies, though hard to unsee the President's comments on the deal; and confusing that the FCC is moving in the opposite direction, removing structural remedies on media ownership.
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Of course we need to get money out of politics, but when I propose the actual structural democratic reforms that might make a difference — end the Electoral College, amend the Constitution if necessary to clear up Citizens United, have DC actually be a state, and depoliticize the Supreme Court with structural reform — people look at me funny, as if this country was incapable of structural reform.
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Architect: Hacker; Structural Engineer: Walker Structural Engineering; General Contractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.; Photo: Lara Swimmer Photography Cottonwood Valley Charter School E-Pod | Socorro, NMThe affordability of wood makes it an ideal candidate for budget-minded projects like schools.
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Among the 15 structural contradictions his model identifies as driving the decline, are: Galtung's book explores how the structural inability to resolve such contradictions will lead to the unravelling of US political power, both globally, and potentially even domestically.
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But scholars are not immune to the site's structural disposition toward rancorous factionalism.
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Heavy state involvement in many parts of the economy results in structural rigidities.
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We're now at a structural level, debating societal fundamentals like cohesion, civility, democracy.
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And it's so complicated now, there is definitely structural risk in the market.
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From a structural standpoint, they are one of the simplest ETFs in existence.
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Is that a smart strategy in a party that wants radical, structural change?
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Increased Structural Subordination: Swire Properties is relying less on its parent for funding.
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I don't think that solves any of the structural problems that we have.
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Do not re-enter buildings until they have been cleared for structural integrity.
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More structural issues are also starting to come into play for the currency.
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Floods triggered a structural collapse in the Heaven Mountain Area in North Carolina.
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This is structural because it seems unlikely that this push will be abandoned.
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And that included much of the structural change that this side is demanding.
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They gradually lose structural integrity because they're not fighting the force of gravity.
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Still, within these spaces is the ongoing presence of discrimination and structural inequity.
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We believe GBP is structural and that the fall in GBP is necessary.
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Teheran underwent X-rays after the game, and no structural damage was detected.
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The lack of diversity represented in US government is indicative of structural inequity.
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Severe structural damage to frame homes, apartments, and shopping centers should be expected.
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BASS: -- their current account negativity is structural, it's not cyclical, in my opinion.
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The G20 will put emphasis on global structural reforms, and on sustainable growth.
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Structural cracks have been discovered in 38 737 NG's, or Next Generation jets.
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The luxury brand will make large structural changes in accordance with settlement conditions.
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The rise of nationalism also hinders Europe from solving the euro's structural problems.
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The fact that we're exposing ballet's structural injustices seems like a promising start.
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But where he's clearly leading the field is his emphasis on structural reform.
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Recently, an ECB working paper criticized Spain for failing to continue structural reforms.
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It's a structural trope of cinema that employs violence for an appropriated cause.
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Sounds like to me that Iowa is ready for some big structural change.
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Is your foreign minister's list-party a good answer to this structural change?
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And the spiraling out-of- control requires Puerto Rico to make structural reforms.
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The Pew statistics also suggest a structural change in poverty in rural America.
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Fiscal stimulus could boost confidence and improve structural growth in the years ahead.
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"The declaration was made due to structural damage and fuel vapor," it continued.
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The result confirms a structural shift in British politics since the EU referendum.
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Beijing, facing around $300 billion in officially documented bad debt, needs structural change.
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The big structural change she's talking about, they think is a good thing.
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There are also structural reasons for the world's measured response to Trump's provocations.
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Not a lot if you already operate on a structural $1 trillion deficit.
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The problem is that cells often need specific structural support to function correctly.
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She had to bring in structural engineers and investigate insurance and liability coverage.
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Equalisation of the IDRs is unlikely in view of MidCo1's structural subordination.
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In return, northern countries insisted on stringent austerity measures and onerous structural reforms.
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"We can make big structural change and create new opportunities for all Americans."
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Structural changes in Hollywood mean that sequels are here to stay, Gelfond said.
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Vale made regular inspections at Brumadinho, but failed to spot any structural weaknesses.
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There's also structural and socioeconomic reasons why people show up later in pregnancy.
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The Great Lakes tend to freeze, which is problematic from a structural perspective.
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Economic programmes comprise three big things: monetary policy, fiscal policy and structural reforms.
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One seat Democrats face a structural disadvantage in the race for the House.
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They have similar structural interests, but they're not necessarily organized around those interests.
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The structural forces behind the Republicans' Russia delusion make that a forbidding examination.
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Vietnam's banks are saddled with legacy problem assets and also face structural problems.
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GE sliced $1 billion in costs, including $800 million in industrial structural costs.
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In addition to the structural changes, Graham has some other "advantages" as well.
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The melody doesn't necessarily make sense with the usual structural guidelines of songwriting.
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Structural costs, related to distribution and sales, amounted to 21 percent of sales.
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When it comes to safety, the easiest fix isn't necessarily technological, but structural.
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"There are structural problems in permitting, especially in Germany and France," he added.
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We can make big structural change and create new opportunities for all Americans.
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But it's still unclear if Facebook has the answer to its structural issues.
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It is a metal with a history of structural excess capacity and oversupply.
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It is often the product of larger structural forces and major public investments.
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These structural issues are hard to change, according to Harvard economist Claudia Goldin.
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Lerner worships, and which I find, to use the language of post-structural
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Algorithms can be sexist, racist, and perpetuate other structural inequalities found in society.
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Comm (2018))These microstructures demonstrate "structural absorption," just like manmade super-black materials.
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But these structural challenges remain, meaning that operating performance will continue to weaken.
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The problems are central and structural, the predicted consequences of its business model.
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It would probably involve supporting structural reforms like nonprofit or public news alternatives.
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The greatest flaw in the Affordable Care Act is not structural, but cultural.
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State incentives aside, there are structural reasons for the moves in the Midwest.
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As with most macroeconomic structural changes, there's not much for anyone to do.
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It also said structural pipe from Canada, Korea and Turkey was being dumped.
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Now is not the time to discuss structural changes, Saikawa reiterated on Thursday.
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The firm cited ongoing "structural weaknesses" as the primary reason for the downgrade.
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He is bearish on Gap because of its low margins and structural uncertainties.
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Fiscal and structural policies are the shared domains of executive and legislative authorities.
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"There will need to be structural changes in the financial system," he said.
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Klain: Some of this is structural -- Republicans consolidating gains in their base areas.
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They understood all too well the lethal consequences of structural and institutionalized racism.
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In addition, a structural deficit cut of 0.5 percent was unlikely, it said.
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"These structural changes will be very painful in the short run," said Louie.
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And these are structural commitments, but we still have more work to do.
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An MRI revealed no structural damage, but bruising and soreness limited his mobility.
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"We do agree the market needs further structural changes," he told BBC Radio.
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However, there are serious structural obstacles to the success of such a venture.
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There are also structural forces keeping the FBI out of the exploit business.
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Furthermore, the so-called structural deficit ... is probably going to get even worse.
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Irma also appears to have caused less structural damage than Wilma, she said.
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"From a structural perspective, there is more (coffee) consumption to do," Brittain added.
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The government's concerted structural reform drive is improving a still-challenging business environment.
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The structural critiques are important and they play out in our democratic politics.
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To be sure, Moon is trying to fix some major structural economic problems.
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It affirms that structural reforms help raise an economy's long-run growth prospects.
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A large structural current account surplus supports the country's net external creditor position.
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Some of the continent's politicians have woken up to the industry's structural problems.
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It also highlighted challenges in a complex international environment amid structural changes domestically.
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Almost every Morris dance is a paragon of structural clarity and musical design.
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The creators of ObamaCare knew of the structural failures of the proposed approach.
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Productivity, efficiency, and structural adjustments in agriculture are still important USDA policy goals.
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First, designing sound economic policies to ensure that structural imbalances are meaningfully addressed.
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" These include 3-D printed structural parts, advanced aerodynamics and "even artificial intelligence.
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It shares the same structural elements, like the portico, dome, and large columns.
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No candidate alone can eliminate all the structural disadvantages now preventing majority rule.
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But I haven't come off the firm objective that we need structural reform.
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"There are many structural factors that put the relationship under very strong stress."
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In the US, there are institutional barriers, structural barriers (for any new party).
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Despite these structural advantages, the 2018 Senate map is a nightmare for Democrats.
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Structural stability is ensured and the failure rate is reduced to almost zero.
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Despite its structural similarities with Truly, White Claw just tasted better all around.
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But they said nothing about reducing the structural gap, as EU rules stipulate.
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Structural questions lingered, and potential buyers wondered if the deed was fully cleared.
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However, a substantial increase in structural subordination could put pressure on the rating.
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The Democrats might have found some better players, but larger structural problems remain.
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We certainly need to pursue structural reforms designed to get Washington working again.
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The economic crisis exposed and exacerbated structural flaws in the European Union itself.
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The project explicitly forbids inserting "personal politics" or "fixing" structural or other problems.
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"I will give you a list of counterintuitive structural positives," he told me.
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The budget savings have been generated by structural reforms and improved tax collection.
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Not necessarily in my view, but I do think it's a structural question.
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There's been some advance but that is a structural challenge that will remain.
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"I think you've had immense structural bias in our companies," Harden told CNBC.
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They realized they would need to hire a structural engineer, for one thing.
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To be sure, the plan announced Saturday did call for some structural changes.
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But structural issues between the two countries are yet to be ironed out.
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Structural problems were discovered after they took possession, said the lawyer, Joseph Goldsmith.
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GMT, can also decide to suspend EU structural funds to Spain and Portugal.
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Up until now, nothing has helped me in a lasting or structural way.
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But the structural issues remain, and the problems have been ameliorated, not resolved.
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Liberals have an alternative narrative about success, which prioritizes structural constraints and privilege.
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In many places, we are making important progress in combating these structural inequities.
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Intuitively, he'd solved the structural problem that had plagued even his strongest creations.
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An MRI was negative and revealed no structural damage, coach Bryon Scott said.
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His campaign website is filled with calls to treat "structural racism" and eliminate mass incarceration.
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Several sustained structural damage and began moving patients out after the storm passed.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn 't — guarantee success.
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Mr. Cheah began replacing wood flooring and structural beams with recycled local hardwoods.
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Making the structural change in a short period of time is very difficult.
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It's hard to believe a strategy of structural reform would have fared worse.
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Winter calls this inequality "the most important structural factor" in encouraging Brazilian corruption.
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It's exactly these structural problems that the call to action looks to address.
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They said high unemployment was "structural," and couldn't be solved by increasing demand.
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That might be, in part, because women face a bevy of structural inequities.
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Yet myriad political, structural and cultural impediments exist far beyond the administration's walls.
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The Court ruled that the goal of remedying structural racism wasn't narrow enough.
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In that sense, a little structural self-healing would go a long way.
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S. demand for China's structural reform must stay in line with China-U.
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This kind of structural maximalism is becoming a hallmark of pop-era Swift.
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SUCH STRUCTURAL REIMAGINING seems important to making Detroit more people and environmentally friendly.
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It may suggest a new age, one driven, in part, by structural incivility.
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There are no quick fixes and shortcuts in such long-overdue structural adjustments.
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All those structural curves involved lots of eyeballing, crossed fingers and educated guesswork.
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That said, this activism is pushing against strong structural headwinds and entrenched power.
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To make matters worse, the government carried a structural debt of almost $72,000.
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The signatories call for a structural change in the museum's sexual harassment policy.
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When policymakers frame "choices" as personal preferences, it distracts from major structural constraints.
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Overall, it appears coal in China is being subject to competing structural influences.
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Fowler had an MRI, which found no structural damage in his right shoulder.
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But this demands fundamental structural change that has thus far eluded the hierarchy.
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Those who say law firms are going through "structural change" may be right.
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That's because after-market modifications often affect a vehicle's structural integrity and safety.
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The euro area's changing credit market trends are also signaling significant structural improvements.
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Deep structural policy reforms can reverse the negative economic spiral and spur growth.
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"The UK is entering a decade of potentially profound structural change," Carney said.
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For all the tonal and structural faults of Hunters, I couldn't stop watching.
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Bell had a magnetic resonance imaging exam, but it showed no structural damage.
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His candidacy is also built upon structural flaws in the nation's political system.
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It also underscores the need for deeper structural reforms to American democracy itself.
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Democrats here tend to resist the "big, structural change" central to Warren's campaign.
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"The structural design, landscaping, parking, layout — it's really, it's totally done," Cunningham said.
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Structural Market Shift: Australian consumers are increasingly seeking more choices and healthier options.
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Here's the issue: we've got some structural issues that are not going away.
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Warren has made "big, structural change" a rallying cry for her presidential bid.
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As accomplished and respected as Mueller is, the SDNY has important structural advantages.
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The system of structural surveillance inflicts multiple, simultaneous harms on communities of color.
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No such structural protection exists in our extra-judicial courts of last resort.
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"There has to be structural change," Lee said of the Democratic nominating system.
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The Electoral College skews elections by giving a structural advantage to small states.
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At the risk of stating the obvious, there are some significant structural headwinds.
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"They were overwhelmed with the culture, structural architecture of the monuments," Pawar said.
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"Overcoming structural curbs is the most important task for our economy," she said.
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So that's a deep structural condition that has really amplified our polarization problem.
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And the U.S. should get out of the business of Chinese structural reforms.
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He had an MRI on Friday that did not reveal any structural damage.
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"As cyclical concerns evaporate, structural dynamics should carry the day," the analysts said.
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"There's a structural advantage that Apple has that third parties don't," Spiridellis said.
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Supporting these candidates isn't going to provide structural transformation in and of itself.
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Structural racism and overt discrimination are powerful factors in U.S. poverty and homelessness.
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Lighthizer has been a key voice in pushing China to make structural reforms.
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