Despite their sudden rise, they didn't come out of nowhere.
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Foremost among them was a relatively sudden rise in interest rates.
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Importers received just five days' notice about the sudden rise in penalties.
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Bessemer Trust's Rebecca Patterson senses a threat: A sudden rise in inflation.
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The sudden rise in the camp's population can be explained by several factors.
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James was initially dismissive of Alig's goals—then frustrated by his sudden rise.
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VICE: What do you think about the sudden rise in flat cap popularity?
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Investors are "not psychologically prepared" for another round of sudden rise, said the analyst.
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Some peg the sudden rise in sales to the start of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Flores said she was a bit freaked out by her sudden rise to fame.
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The news underscored the vulnerabilities that have come with Qatar's sudden rise to prominence.
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VICE: What do you think about the sudden rise in popularity of flat caps?
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The sudden rise could lead to a slump in exports in the next economic quarter.
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Being a large energy importer, Turkey remains vulnerable to a sudden rise in crude prices.
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But for now, the source of the sudden rise in home runs remains a mystery.
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Climate change's sudden rise as an issue people care about isn't coming out of nowhere.
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If his sudden rise has been overwhelming, Mr. Guaidó shows no sign of feeling frazzled.
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Enter Donald Trump, who's seen a quick and sudden rise to the forefront of the GOP.
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The movement's sudden rise to national prominence is impressive, but it didn't happen in a vacuum.
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A sudden rise in the 10-year yield yesterday, which is continuing today, is the likely culprit.
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The sudden rise in the number and quality of deepfakes is concerning, but then there's this video.
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Safeguards are emergency measures allowed under international trade law to respond to a sudden rise in imports.
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Five years after the nuclear accident in Chernobyl, there was a sudden rise in health-related illnesses.
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In our travels along the coast, many expressed pride in China's sudden rise as a tech power.
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This being Bulgaria, where corruption and conspiracy theories have deep roots, suspicions surround Mr. Mareshki's sudden rise.
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Importers received just five days' notice about the sudden rise in the tariff rate to 25% from 10%.
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Politicians are rushing to seek answers for the sudden rise in this often studied but misunderstood political paradigm.
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But it&aposs also the poster child of a sudden rise in vaping among teens and underage users.
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The sudden rise in tensions has led to an apparent rise in anti-US propaganda in Chinese state media.
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Yet the main risk highlighted in the ECB's recent Financial Stability Review is a sudden rise in bond yields.
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The sudden rise in PEI has become a great curiosity not only for the pundit class, but for voters.
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The year was 2010, and the sudden rise of the Tea Party had thrown fiscal issues into the spotlight.
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A sudden rise, if it persists, is a warning on the economy, even with a good monthly jobs report.
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The sudden rise was driven largely by a jump in the number of people apprehended trying to cross illegally.
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Furthermore, the sudden rise brings back memories of 2017, when such enormous price increases were nothing out of the ordinary.
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It was her playful attitude that caught Baker's eye, which hasn't changed at all despite her sudden rise to fame.
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With Chinese New Year just weeks away, it's perhaps no surprise to see a sudden rise in accidents at fireworks factories.
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Check out the sudden rise in the dedication of schools, named in honor of Confederate soldiers, almost immediately following Brown v.
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"Some exports contracts for Bangladesh, Vietnam and China could not be fulfilled due to the sudden rise local prices," Ganatra said.
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To understand the sudden rise of wigs, you have to consider where we are culturally when it comes to Black hair.
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A sudden rise in rates might hurt economic activity, and thus be self-limiting, if central banks have to reverse policy.
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It was a sudden rise for a quiet man with little education who once grew tomatoes and lettuce in rural Gambia.
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The Trump page's sudden rise has baffled Theory Of Reddit posters for months, and the subreddit's moderators are sick of it.
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With the sudden rise in popularity, the need for talent-management firms dedicated to helping these new teen creators has expanded.
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The sudden rise in fires prompted world leaders and celebrities to issue warnings about the future of the world's biggest rainforest.
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Related articles The Sudden Rise of Lil Yachty Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert and Playboi Carti, Oddball Rap's Children, at Play
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A portrait of the legendary singer Janis Joplin, with help from the many letters she wrote amid her sudden rise to fame.
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TikTok's sudden rise sparked a talent war in the entertainment industry, with agents and managers competing to nab these new viral stars.
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Chris Collins's sudden rise and fall from presidential cheerleader to admitted liar is a tale of money, family ties and murky ethics.
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Just as in '08, she's besieged by an underdog whose sudden rise in the polls was (somehow) reportedly underestimated again by her campaign.
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The sudden rise in the killing of bloggers since 2013 can be directly linked to the demands of Shahbag protestors, Ahmed told me.
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Shifting popularity ratings aside, the sudden rise in Congress's fortunes augurs a crucial levelling of the playing field for the forthcoming general election.
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Constancio also warned of a risk of a sudden rise in market volatility and tightening of financial conditions, despite relatively robust global growth.
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"Post Women's March, there was a sudden rise in people being really interested in understanding the experiences of different minority communities," she says.
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So this is a massive, massive, sudden rise of jihadist activity that security agencies were not able to cope with from 2013 onward.
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The lavish lifestyle that followed Kalanick's sudden rise to millionaire status in the late 2000s also helped foster the idea for creating Uber.
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The sudden rise of virtual currency trading has been dramatic enough that the country's prime minister, Lee Nak-yeon, expressed concern last week.
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What's more, the whole industry faces disruption by the sudden rise of ride-sharing apps and other innovations that will discourage vehicle sales.
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Proof of this is the sudden rise of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, until recently an angry ex-Trotskyist on the left wing's colorful fringe.
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The impact of a sudden rise in living costs and a collapse in purchasing power in such circumstances from a devaluation could be explosive.
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These speculative positions are vulnerable to a shock, such as a sudden rise in interest rates, which can turn into a fully fledged crisis.
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And the sudden rise in popularity of his music will likely benefit the British singer's estate in the years to come, David tells PEOPLE.
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Consider the reasoning behind last Friday's sudden rise in the yield on 23-year Treasury bonds – from 22018% to 22% in a few minutes.
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The findings reflect a cascade of failures for the Islamic State, reversing its sudden rise both in territory seized and propaganda reach in 2014.
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But the sudden rise in rates prompted panic in the broader market and banks held back from lending, adding fuel to the rise in rates.
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The Commission suggested protection of public investment from economic downturns and an unemployment insurance scheme in cases of a sudden rise of the unemployment level.
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Understanding what caused this sudden rise in overdose deaths is crucial to learning how to fix it, and Winslow offers a potential, but troubling, answer.
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Alarmed by this sudden rise—in previous years, the nationwide annual incidence had been estimated at fewer than two hundred cases—epidemiologists began to investigate.
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Instead of a sudden rise in the cap, the league offered to provide the players with a lump-sum check that they could divide themselves.
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Her sudden rise in popularity has made some who aren't working behind a full-body avatar question what place an anime avatar has on the platform.
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Seen in that light, the sudden rise of the movement in 203 was linked to Spain's recession and would naturally weaken along with an economic recovery.
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Thousands of historians, economists, sociologists, and other researchers have spent more than 80 years trying to make sense of the Nazi Party's sudden rise to power.
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" When asked about her sudden rise in popularity since the release of the EP, Lahey drops a Louis Pasteur quote: "Good fortune favors the prepared mind.
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The Colombian government insists that this decision resulted in the sudden rise in coca production between 2015 and 2018 and is urging to reinstate the policy.
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Though San Francisco has seen a sudden rise in fentanyl overdoses, the city did not experience the large number of deadly overdoses that other cities have.
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This may also explain the sudden rise in popularity of occult practices like aura photography, which is always noted with a "For entertainment purposes only" disclaimer.
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We have seen in the last decade a huge shift in how games are delivered, from consoles to PCs and then a sudden rise of mobile apps.
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But along with her colleague Gert Mensink, she is skeptical about the sudden rise in such shops and products, fearing that they may just be a trend.
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Former General Guido Manini Ríos heads the nationalist party Cabildo Abierto (Open Forum), which was only created in March yet has enjoyed a sudden rise since then.
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The company's sudden rise has put Starbucks, Luckin and McDonald's Corp in a race to build the delivery system best tuned to the frenetic Chinese market. on.wsj.
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This convinces nobody, though even Mr Ali's fans wonder about his sudden rise and why a man who once worked with the army abruptly turned on it.
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The quick and sudden rise in Treasury yields last week came amid concern rising inflation expectations would force the Federal Reserve to speed up interest rate hikes.
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Not everyone in Iceland is happy with or impressed by Guðni's sudden rise—not Oddsson's supporters, on the right, and not those on the green-tinted left.
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And with the sudden rise of the former El Paso congressman Beto O'Rourke, Mr. Castro is not even the most well-known candidate in his own state.
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Grumpy Cat's sudden rise to fame garnered her interest from Ben Lashes, a "meme manager" who also represents internet favorites like Keyboard Cat and the animated Nyan Cat.
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Among the remedies Brainard suggested would be to allow any future spike in prices, a sudden rise in import costs for example, to continue without a Fed response.
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This not only represents a danger to people in the area, but a particular danger to areas that may not be prepared for the sudden rise of water.
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Policy changes that result in a sudden rise in interest rates could make it more costly for corporations and private equity firms to finance deals, he pointed out.
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Now as then there is urban unrest, a sudden rise in homicides, tensions between protesters and cops; even white nationalism is re-emerging from its post-segregation sleep.
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In Mr. Bradbury's day, it was the sudden rise of TV as America's pastime; today it's the ubiquitous screens that have us checking Twitter during our morning ablutions.
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Obstfeld said a sudden rise in interest rates could lead to questions about the debt sustainability of some countries and lead to a disruptive correction in "elevated" equity prices.
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Jamie Vardy, the player whose sudden rise from obscurity to fame is the subject of a Hollywood script, was red-carded by the same referee in the same game.
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The sudden rise of the face-swapping tool and the plausibility of its output does, however, raise a host of serious questions about where all this technology is headed.
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The sudden rise of the 35-year-old Mendoza - statistically tied with Kuczynski in three recent opinion polls - appears to have helped blunt a recent spike in opposition to Fujimori.
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"However, if the economy suffers negative shocks in such cases as economic downturn and rises in interest rates ... there could be a sudden rise in credit costs," the report warned.
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The phenomenon of Stephen Curry and the sudden rise of the Warriors to the N.B.A.'s heights deserve a deep dive, but "Betaball" is more often a disappointing data dump.
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However, a sudden rise above $3 a gallon could upset voters ahead of the November election, and a sustained spike in energy prices would slow parts of the American economy.
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Look no further than the sudden rise in Republican estimations of Vladimir Putin to see this phenomenon in action: Here is Republicans and Democrats on Vladimir Putin since July 2014. pic.twitter.
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Gur saw the sudden rise of Kickstarter as a sign of a broader wave of transformation — the rise of a new online creative class with the ability to crowdsource their financing.
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He said he wanted to discuss the situation with Moscow, adding that the sudden rise could not be explained by a recent crackdown on asylum seekers by Norway's right-wing government.
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But the chief of the organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said that the sudden rise in cases of the new coronavirus in Italy, Iran and South Korea was "deeply concerning" on Wednesday.
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Perhaps the most unappreciated, and most important, event in the election was the sudden rise of Truong Dinh Dzu, a radical peace candidate championed by the South's war-weary rural poor.
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"So much of creative work today is all about like, the solitary genius and sudden rise," said Zal Batmanglij, who directed Van Etten in "The OA," the Netflix sci-fi series.
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But experts do believe that the sudden rise in Iowa's Latino community can be largely attributed to immigrants in search of work coming to the state for its many agriculture jobs.
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But the plunge in global oil prices since 258 and the sudden rise of independent refineries known as teapots transformed the market by flooding the country's 90,000 petrol stations with cheaper fuels.
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Long US/EU corporate bonds Source: BofA Finally, a lot of equity traders are still worried about a sudden rise in bond yields — what would it take to kill the equity rally?
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GFG's sound earnings and strong capitalisation provide a solid buffer to protect against the impact of a possible sudden rise in interest rates, which is a very unlikely sceanrio in our view.
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With a history that parallels Emmanuel Macron's sudden rise in France, Mr. Cerar, 54, led his hastily assembled party — now known as the Modern Center Party — to success in the 2014 elections.
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No one can predict the future or how the crisis might change — just like few people predicted the sudden rise of fentanyls in recent years, making the illicit opioid market even deadlier.
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However, the World Health Organization's (WHO) chief said while the sudden rise in novel coronavirus cases is "deeply concerning", the virus can still be contained and does not amount to a pandemic.
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The sudden rise of Ethereum highlights how volatile the bewildering world of virtual currency remains, where lines of computer code can be spun into billions of dollars in a matter of months.
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The sudden rise in yields came on the back of positive U.S. private payrolls data for September on Wednesday, while the Institute for Supply Management non-manufacturing index also reached a record level.
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Snap has taken notice of the sudden rise of TikTok — the company announced new "lip sync lens challenges" back in December which invite users to sing along to different songs while using lenses.
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Since the first cases were reported in Wuhan, China, late last year, Chinese communities and Asians across the world have been the target of a sudden rise in anti-Asian racism and xenophobia.
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Bolsonaro's sudden rise comes as Brazil finds itself in its worst recession and embroiled in its biggest corruption scandal after the leftist PT ran the government for 13 of the last 15 years.
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The number of people either caught trying to cross the southern border or rejected for admission increased 37% from February into March, a sudden rise in figures that had been holding relatively steady.
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In this episode of Noisey Raps, we join Post in Los Angeles to talk about his sudden rise to stardom, his love for music, and his attempts to out-cool his own father.
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At 1612 GMT it was up 0.8% at 7,874.. There was no obvious reason for the sudden rise with the opacity of cryptocurrency markets rendering it virtually impossible to prove or disprove any theories.
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Second, when supply shocks such as a sudden rise or fall in the oil price send inflation and economic growth in opposing directions, central bankers face a tricky choice of which to respond to.
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But a Wall Street analyst said the two tech companies, which provide enterprise tech equipment to businesses, are getting a lift from a consequence of the pandemic: the sudden rise of a remote workforce.
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In particular, the collapse of agriculture, a plunge in the value of the lira and a sudden rise in food prices may deliver Mr. Erdogan a shock at the polls, opposition party workers say.
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Nevertheless, traders at some exchange houses in Tehran told Reuters they had not seen a sudden rise of dollar demand in recent weeks - suggesting the reasons for the rial's tumble might be deep-seated.
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Making matters worse, meteorologists say, is the arrival of a localized El Niño event, a sudden rise in ocean temperature in the Pacific, which this year has happened off the coast of South America.
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Even if the market meltdown in December was an apparent over-anticipation of a sudden rise in recession risk, nothing has liberated Wall Street from concerns over the wind-down of this long economic expansion.
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The new appointments came as France's main conservative party splintered under the impact of Macron's sudden rise to presidential and parliamentary power, and the seismic shift it has caused continues to reverberate around French politics.
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According to Horvers, while the company's latest investment in its services and sudden rise in skin care product demand create growth opportunities, margin pressure should be expected as Ulta invests more heavily in these areas.
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Speaking to CNBC in a phone call, Lorenzo Codogno, founder and chief economist at LC Macro Advisors, said the sudden rise in coronavirus cases in Italy would have "a massive impact" on the country's economy.
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Flooding has always posed the main danger when tropical storms come ashore, and historically, the main killer has been storm surge — a sudden rise in sea level caused by low atmospheric pressure and winds blowing onshore.
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Wireless audio has been with us for a long time, but the last several months have seen the sudden rise of wireless earbuds — earphones with no cords at all, not even one connecting the two sides.
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Ridler is not the first to draw parallels between this object-based speculation and the sudden rise and risk of cryptocurrency, but the connections between tulipmania and bitcoin have drawn significant skepticism — particularly from Goldgar herself.
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But the surge in Chinese imports are due to the arrival of term volumes buyers committed to previously and spot volumes purchased earlier in the year, rather than a sudden rise in domestic demand, traders said.
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Man Repeller went as far as to assert in the analysis of 'Dad Sneakers,' as they are also called, help ground us in times of unrest — and that might just be the reason for their sudden rise.
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Both parties were blindsided by the sudden rise of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party (AfD), which stripped votes from both leading parties and mobilized former non-voters to win 94 seats in its first election.
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Changing numbers: China's shift to using CT scans to look for pneumonia rather than relying only on a positive test for the virus appears to have caused a sudden rise in the number of reported deaths and infections.
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A move by China to use CT scans to look for pneumonia rather than rely only on a positive test for the virus appears to have caused a sudden rise in the number of reported deaths and infections.
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Egypt central bank governor Tarek Amer on Wednesday called the sudden rise on the black market "unjustified" and the result of "speculation" and "rumours by those trying to harm the country" in comments to state news agency MENA.
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Earlier this year, Edwards organized Moved by the Motion: Sudden Rise, a series of performances based on a text co-written by Wu Tsang, Fred Moten, and artist boychild, which featured a collage of words, film, movements, and sounds.
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The move, expected for some time, brings an end to Griffin's sudden-rise-and-stunning-fall saga with a team that traded a bevy of draft picks to acquire him — and now receives nothing in return as he departs.
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A sudden rise in cases has led to growing concerns over the country's capacity to test for the virus and that a major outbreak on the scale seen in Europe -- the pandemic's new epicenter -- will spread in the country.
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On Friday, the United Nations said it was investigating a sudden rise in the number of Pakistani migrants trying to make the perilous sea crossing to Europe, after a smuggler's boat foundered off Libya, leaving 90 people feared drowned.
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Dylan Barbour, who is currently a frontrunner on Bachelor In Paradise alongside Hannah Godwin, spoke to Entertainment Tonight about Tyler's sudden rise to fame, and gave a status update about the runner-ups rumored relationship with supermodel Gigi Hadid.
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But beyond the self-inflicted, no President can expect to avoid unpleasant surprises: for example, Soviet missiles in Cuba; Berlin blockades; Soviet invasion of Afghanistan; 9/11; the 2008 financial meltdown; the Arab Spring and the sudden rise of ISIS.
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Financial markets have traded wildly for more than two weeks, as investors have tried to come to grips with the sudden rise in the number of virus cases, and the threat to the economy posed by measures to contain them.
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The working shorthand for this crisis is "deaths of despair," a resonant phrase conjured by the economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton to describe the sudden rise in deaths from suicide, alcohol and drug abuse since the turn of the millennium.
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As he moved toward a run for president, O'Rourke was also grappling with the realities of his sudden rise to political stardom: He was now a leading figure in a Democratic Party with which he had never really built strong connections.
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Zelenskiy's sudden rise comes at a time voters around the world have upended the status quo, propelling anti-establishment forces such as U.S. President Donald Trump and Italy's 5-Star Movement, which was also once led by a comedian, to power.
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Still, particular starring turns on Saturation II — their second of three Saturations promised this year — come from Kevin Abstract (who scorches earth on "JUNKY"), Dom McLennon (who dexterously rides "QUEER"), and Ameer Vann (who sums up Brockhampton's sudden rise succinctly on "TOKYO").
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In an October article for The Player's Tribune, Miles, now 22013, wrote an in-depth look at his sudden rise to fame and fortune, and the unfortunate circumstances that led to him burning through his money by the time he was 22016.
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Bolsonaro's sudden rise was propelled by rejection of the leftist Workers Party (PT) that ran Brazil for 13 of the last 15 years and was ousted two years ago in the midst of the country's worst recession and biggest graft and bribery scandal.
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But this sudden rise in drag merchandising has complicated the relationship between those artists who once championed the show and turned DragCon into a success, and who now find themselves being both clients and competitors of the queens they remain inspired by.
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As for India's sudden rise in the rankings, a big factor is that pollution in many of these cities is being measured and reported for the first time, meaning the problem may have always been there but hadn't drawn the same level of attention.
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The sudden rise in Harry Potter tourism seems to cut to the heart of that, cheered by local tourism chiefs and some businesses, but bearing very little relation to the city of Edinburgh or its inhabitants, aside from the only one who matters: J.K. Rowling.
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But the full stomachs and fat portfolios couldn't mask a sense of unease that pervaded the gathering: that the good times could suddenly end, derailed by nuclear war, political upheaval, a sudden rise in inflation or simply from stratospheric stocks crashing down to earth.
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GENEVA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The sudden rise in cases of novel coronavirus in Italy, Iran and South Korea is "deeply concerning," but the virus can still be contained and does not amount to a pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Wednesday.
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GENEVA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The sudden rise in cases of novel coronavirus in Italy, Iran and South Korea is "deeply concerning", but the virus can still be contained and does not amount to a pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Wednesday.
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But if you want the truth about how he's feeling about his sudden rise to one of the region's most celebrated young talents, look back at a March video in which he flashes one of the famous Glizzy Gang chains gifted to him by Shy himself.
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But the bank is nervous about a repeat of the "taper tantrum" of 2013, when markets were spooked by signals from the Fed that it would be stopping QE. A hurried withdrawal of QE might cause a sudden rise in bond yields as bubbly assets are repriced.
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In her new BBC Three documentary, Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out, the singer opens up to fans about her downward spiral following her sudden rise to fame after winning The X Factor in 9313 as a part of the four-member British girl band, Little Mix.
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The sudden rise in polls has given Mr. Steyer confidence in his campaign's path, and he has began wooing party leaders in private, making the case that he could emerge as a consensus leader if there is a split decision in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada results.
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But the sudden rise prompted concerns that Beijing is falling back on methods it used to get out of the global financial crisis: massive spending on infrastructure, real estate, and industrial capacity that produced low or no returns but saddled Chinese banks with non-performing loans.
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While nobody would mistake Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden for Butch and Marsellus — or Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani for Zed and the Gimp — the sudden rise of impeachment as the central issue in American politics has scrambled the calculations of the Democrats running for president.
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It's barely been three days, but already the selfie-loving tourist who wandered into the middle of the Academy Awards and charmed the nation on Sunday night has experienced a sudden rise into internet fame and a brutal plummet into the throes of a media backlash.
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Dandong's real estate registration office released a statement last week saying it was unable to keep up with the sudden rise in people registering apartments so people needed to make an appointment to visit the office ahead of time, according to state-owned Securities Times newspaper.
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SALEM, N.H. — One of the most respected surveys of New Hampshire voters confirmed on Thursday that Senator Marco Rubio of Florida has quickly become the candidate to beat in the state's primary on Tuesday, a sudden rise that has reordered the Republican primary race and unnerved his rivals.
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The sudden rise of the populist Brexit Party, which came first in last month's European election and now leads the polls with its promise of a no-deal exit, is terrifying the Tories, many of whom believe the only way to neutralise its insurgency is to ape it.
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Dannon and General Mills, the maker of Yoplait, Liberté, Mountain High and Annie's yogurts, have struggled over the last few years to preserve market share against the sudden rise of Chobani, in particular, and smaller yogurt brands like Noosa and Fage with more exotic flavors and "cleaner" ingredient lists.
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This will be the first time that a populist right-wing party, which counts a number of right-wing extremists among its members, has done so since the end of World War II. It marks a sudden rise in popularity for the party which launched in just 2013.
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The increase was partly driven by a sudden rise in the number of Bulgarian and Romanian workers within the U.K. Over the past year their numbers have risen by more than a quarter to 337,000 as more workers have taken advantage of the countries' relatively recent access to the U.K. labor market.
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"If the dollar slide were to accelerate, then foreign capital flows could decline rapidly, which would cause a sudden rise in interest rates which could shock markets and lead to unintended declines in risk assets like stocks which could damage growth," said Guggenheimer Partners' global chief investment officer Scott Minerd in New York.
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The controversy led to the resignation of an SFWA editor, and was quickly followed in early 2014 by complaints from men in the community who weren't happy with the changing cultural standards — in essence, less pandering to the straight male gaze, and more politically oriented fiction — due to the sudden rise to prominence of women and marginalized writers around them.
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And through its big data-mining risk platform, Aladdin, or Asset Liability and Debt and Derivatives Investment Network, BlackRock says it has developed the market's most highly evolved framework for stress-testing how securities will respond to certain situations — such as a sudden rise in interest rates or what happens in the event of a political surprise, like Donald J. Trump being elected president.
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Whether it's the sudden rise of TikTok and the ubiquity of social networks in business, economics, and politics, or the coming conflagration of climate change, or the challenges of personal and professional development, or just finding your way in building a startup, there was just an avalanche of books published this year on every topic near and dear to a technologist's and founder's heart.
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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12 billion to settle opioid claims Former Google self-driving car engineer charged with stealing trade secrets Harvard student from Lebanon denied entry into U.S. The Trump administration has claimed that the sudden rise in border crossings in 2019 has overwhelmed resources at the border, and that the lack of detention space at ICE has caused backlogs at border stations that offer migrants substandard conditions.
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Liebman argues that the combination of the 1980 and 1984 bills meant there was a sudden drop and then sudden rise in incidence rates: As you can see in the right-hand charts, which control for age distribution and the unemployment rate, the growth in the program in the late '80s was largely a matter of making up for the decline in the program that occurred as a result of the early '80s crackdown.
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Along parallel lines, Cristian Vaccari, a reader in politics at Royal Holloway, University of London, argued in an email that social media have contributed to the sudden emergence of candidates and parties running the ideological gamut: By qualitatively expanding the pool of participants, social media may thus be substantially contributing to some of the vivid examples of political disruption that we have witnessed over the past few years across and beyond the Western world: from the spread of protest movements to the sudden rise of new parties such as the Five Star Movement in Italy and Podemos in Spain, from the ascent of populist leaders all across Europe to electoral upheavals such as the Brexit referendum and the surge of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump in the United States 2016 Presidential elections.
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