" After the season, he said: "Losing takes its toll.
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But the prospect of yet more upheaval takes its toll.
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Still, the pressure takes its toll on the men's relationship.
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Go deeper: Trump impeachment inquiry takes its toll on Republicans
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"It is incredible work, but it takes its toll," Heck wrote.
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Time, in its physical manifestations — rain, wind and sun — takes its toll.
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"Look, it takes its toll," Federer said of the grueling men's game.
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The extensive wine menu takes its toll and we have an early night.
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Qassim is the only psychotherapist at his center and the work takes its toll.
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A source of stability is greatly needed as growing political uncertainty takes its toll.
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The starvation, the physical abuse and the torture takes its toll on their bodies.
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For many of them, the role takes its toll physically and mentally over time.
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The wear and tear of competing at a high level inevitably takes its toll.
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Life in "the Zone" (slang for prison) takes its toll on its young inmates.
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The domestic pet and bushmeat trade takes its toll on populations, according to the researcher.
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In addition to financial burdens, diabetes takes its toll on sufferers' personal lives as well.
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It takes its toll on reporters' emotional and mental states, not to mention their relationships.
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I get a buzz when we're on a charter, but it's intense and takes its toll.
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And while the sit-down takes its toll, there's nothing a little retail therapy can't fix.
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The heaviness of life's responsibilities—paying bills, good parenting, making the right decisions—takes its toll.
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With temperatures reaching more than 110 degrees, the constant running, yelling and shooting takes its toll.
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Oil crash takes its toll The more muted profit outlook isn't just about slowing economic growth.
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Although my hair routine is pretty hefty and that takes its toll on my forehead grease.
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So many remain quiet while the weight of their circumstances takes its toll on their mental health.
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But despite the freedom of travel, a project of that magnitude takes its toll in other ways.
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There are more signs growth is slowing as a global tit-for-tat tariff war takes its toll.
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While the "treadmill" of quarterly earnings takes its toll, the choice to step aside wasn't personal, Slootman said.
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M.S. usually takes its toll on the body with a kind of rigid weakness and loss of coordination.
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Meanwhile the workforce is shrinking as an especially pronounced post-war baby boom and subsequent bust takes its toll.
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But the process of numbing and un-numbing themselves, of climbing repeatedly to hope from hopelessness, takes its toll.
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As the coronavirus takes its toll, a lot of musicians are going to be sequestered with their home studios.
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Here's how its CEO plans to steer it through another crisis as coronavirus takes its toll on its business.
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Complicating matters for this system is the inherent instability of the jobs of raters, which takes its toll on workers.
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"It is becoming clear now that the low interest rate environment takes its toll and limits banks' profits," Nouy said.
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Advocating for equal pay in Hollywood takes its toll, as the actress Patricia Arquette said she learned the hard way.
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Because stress takes its toll both mentally and physically, yoga's mind-body approach can be very effective at reducing its impact.
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But in Europe the average age of priests is high and, as death takes its toll, the figure will rise steeply.
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Sweat turns the dirt to mud on the dancers' bodies as the constant jumping, thrusting, grasping, and running takes its toll.
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That's about to change dramatically as the pandemic takes its toll on the economy and potentially leads to massive job cuts.
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For Wright, community is the obvious solution, but the same fatigue she mentioned earlier takes its toll in those communities as well.
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Neither should he doubt me when I say that the horrendous level of inner-city crime takes its toll on police officers.
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"It takes its toll; it's a tough job," says Henri*, one of the analysts, when he joins us in the meeting room.
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For years, we've seen attacks on everything from retailers and banks to political parties and government agencies, and each takes its toll.
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The CPA works as an accountant for a trading firm, watching every hour as the virus takes its toll on the economy.
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Moment-to-moment, I'm having a good time, and I'm never going to tire of swinging around, but the grind takes its toll.
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S. trade war takes its toll on the region's growth, even as some of Asia's central banks adopt more expansionary policies this year.
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Investor sentiment for the longer-term has fallen to an all-time low as continued uncertainty over Brexit takes its toll, EY said.
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And yet it is "Im Abendrot" that she inhabits most thoroughly: its lines unending, its spirit unyielding even as time takes its toll.
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As the coronavirus takes its toll on the US economy and beyond, it may also affect production of a beloved beverage: Diet Coke.
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More: As the trade war takes its toll, Brazil is set to overtake the U.S. as the largest soybean producer in the world.
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The 4.5km procession takes its toll on devotees, many of whom find quiet corners away from the crowds to grab some much-needed sleep.
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Senescence, the general dwindling of prowess experienced by all as time takes its toll, is coming under scrutiny from doctors and biologists (see article).
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But even health insurance does not always provide security against financial stress because poor health takes its toll in other ways, such as lost wages.
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Yes, it's work that can stop traffic, but it's also work that takes its toll on that body when the audience's gaze shifts to something else.
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Seeing young, otherwise healthy lives cut down in gunfire takes its toll on EMTs, who feel loss in the aftermath of a failed life-saving mission.
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An individual who struggles with his emotions doing a job that does not encourage you to to express them, detective work takes its toll on Wallander.
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The economic gloom has seen a collapse in property values and empty shopping malls as the galloping cost of living takes its toll on consumer spending.
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London (CNN Business)Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) is temporarily closing four plants in Italy as the novel coronavirus takes its toll on the world's eighth biggest economy.
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And yet, the pain of watching a parent unravel, the grief, amorphous and real, of missing someone even as they stand beside you, takes its toll.
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But in recent months, Beijing has ratcheted up its already strict internet controls, and such an approach to managing the web takes its toll on companies.
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Related Research U.S. Banking Quarterly Comment: 1Q15 (Low Rate Environment Takes its Toll on Regionals) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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This would bolster more anaemic growth in gasoline and diesel, also known as gasoil, as fuel efficiency and declining developed world consumption takes its toll, it said.
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Even life in the nicer orphanages takes its toll: Ms Takahashi estimates that 10% of the children at the Hiroo facility are medicated to regulate troublesome behaviour.
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And that itself takes its toll but, who wants to work in a business where the CEO 'rolls-over' every time a barrier is placed in our path?
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But the CBO also noted that as the economy grows and inflation takes its toll, politicians act to ensure that most people aren't pushed into higher tax brackets.
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We were a band for 12 years and we never really took a break, and being in a band for a long time takes its toll on people.
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When they do, it's exasperating, and I feel humiliated — the thought of having to go through that time and time again takes its toll on my mental health.
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Chinese authorities are finally coming to terms with a lower rate of growth as the trade war with the U.S. takes its toll, an economist told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Researchers are "seeing real evidence of benefits" from clinical trials for Alzheimer's disease, he added, but the key is to start early before the degenerative process takes its toll.
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Neither are sure when they will be able to move as the unaffordability of housing in London, which now costs around 22017 times the average salary, also takes its toll.
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Infused with a wandering spirit and unusual vulnerability, each meeting takes its toll on this otherworldly being, who begins to question the limits of their own body and its fragility.
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Unfortunately, no such federal response has emerged regarding another public health emergency, which quietly takes its toll on America's adolescents and adults every day — the public health crisis of pornography.
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But the polar bear population is in decline as climate change takes its toll on their habitat, and the archipelago has served as a stark image of climate change's effect.
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The need to move people away from harm's way is ever more urgent as climate change takes its toll on a town that seems to suffer ever more torrential rains each year.
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Year-to-date shares of the restaurant chain are down nearly 3 percent on declining mall traffic and an increasing generational gap, as millennials' preference for fast casual dining takes its toll.
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Together, the new measures should inject about 800 billion yuan ($116 billion) into the world's second largest economy as growth slows and a trade war with the United States takes its toll.
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What's more, the flood left the band without a rehearsal space—and when your sound is as exploratory and built on improvisation as Hookworms', that quickly takes its toll on the writing process.
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The European Commission, the EU's executive, estimates the bloc's wine grape harvest will shrink to a 36-year low in 2017 as adverse weather from spring frosts and summer heatwaves takes its toll.
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The Material World scheme is just one example — a multi-pronged campaign which both champions emerging designers and presents comprehensive information on the ways in which fashion takes its toll on the planet.
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This mismatch takes its toll on employees, in ways that could come back to haunt employees' ability to perform well at work and thus, against the long term interest of employers as well.
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The risk of a global recession is at its highest since August 215, according to a survey of fund managers, as slowing growth, trade and political uncertainty takes its toll on investor sentiment.
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"The mystery of season 2 revolves around Betty and takes its toll on Betty and her mental health, and that kind of puts a strain on her and Veronica's friendship," Reinhart explained to Elle.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Champagne drinkers in Britain - the biggest export market for bubbly - face higher prices next year as the impact of the shock Brexit vote on the British pound takes its toll, champagne industry executives warned.
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He faces the ongoing challenge of formulating monetary policy as a government-imposed cap on commercial lending rates takes its toll on credit growth and as calls grow for the government to reduce its budget deficit.
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The announcement came on the same day that investors wiped off 17.5 trillion won ($15.7 billion) from the market value of Samsung Electronics as the recall of its fire-prone Galaxy Note 2083 smartphones takes its toll.
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Life as a contractor on endless shifts soon takes its toll, however, including financially as every delay is logged onto a central electronic system - one which determines "who lives and who dies", according the delivery firm's hard-nosed manager.
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I'd be thinking the same thing but I'll tell you what though, trying to work your way through 100 different types of pig in 100 different types of blanket really takes its toll on you around pig number 60.
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This, coupled with rising food prices as a drought in southern Africa takes its toll, will fuel inflation, putting pressure on the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) to raise interest rates even as economic growth languishes around 1.5 percent.
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But recycling paper still takes its toll on the environment, so researchers at Rutgers have come up with a new way to erase ink off a printed page, allowing it to be run through a printer again and again.
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Much of the global stocks rally since June has been spurred by expectations of an accommodative monetary policy by major central banks to tackle slowing growth as the damaging trade war between United States and China takes its toll.
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Sure, the song is on the nose, but as we've been saying all season, this chapter of The Americans is really about how this line of work takes its toll on the people involved, on an incredibly personal level.
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Dunkin' Brands (DNKN) – BTIG upgraded the restaurant chain to "buy" from "neutral," saying that as the virus outbreak takes its toll on restaurant operators, investors should increase exposure to companies in the sector with strong brands and balance sheets.
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U.S. crude oil shipments to China have "totally stopped," the President of China Merchants Energy Shipping Co (CMES) said on Wednesday, as the trade war between the world's two biggest economies takes its toll on what was a fast growing businesses.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A project to export cattle to Iran from Normandy in northern France has been halted due to the United States' renewed sanctions against Tehran, a French Senator said, as Washington's policy takes its toll on its European allies.
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Read more:Elizabeth Warren fans are beginning to ditch the 2020 competition, which is exactly what she needs right nowDemocratic primary voters think only three candidates could beat TrumpBeing the frontrunner takes its toll: Joe Biden is more disliked than Bernie Sanders
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SHENZHEN, China, March 19 (Reuters) - Close to a third of companies in China's south are suffering from supply chain disruptions as the global spread of the coronavirus outbreak takes its toll on the major manufacturing hub, according to a survey.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A dozen ships from the Swiss high seas fleet are being sold off as the global shipping crisis takes its toll on the quirky remnant of landlocked Switzerland's efforts to ensure supplies of essential goods at times of international unrest.
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Morgan Stanley's Ellen Zentner expects the unemployment rate to jump to 12.8% in the quarter as the pandemic takes its toll on businesses, many of which have already started shedding jobs, an analyst with the investment firm told clients in a note.
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Health insurers could benefit from investing in solutions that aim to tackle loneliness, considering over one-third of adults aged 45 and up are lonely — and more individuals may be facing feelings of loneliness as coronavirus-induced social isolation takes its toll.
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It's all very well to tell city residents not to line their trash cans with plastic bags, but washing out a kitchen receptacle every couple of days after use because it doesn't have a plastic liner will takes its toll on water supplies.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - When they are not tending to international affairs, diplomats based in Havana can be found these days stewing in interminable queues at gas stations and concocting ways to increase the octane in fuel as Cuba's premium gasoline shortage takes its toll.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's exports fell the most in more than three years in December from a year earlier, stoking fears of economic contraction in the final quarter of 2015 as a slowdown in China and emerging markets takes its toll on the export-reliant economy.
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Underlying UK dividends, excluding exceptional payouts, fell 3.3 percent year-on-year in the second quarter, according to the Henderson Global Dividend Index, as cuts from Britain's biggest companies and the weakness of the pound takes its toll on the earnings of overseas investors.
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It&aposs all very well to tell city residents not to line their trash cans with plastic bags, but washing out a kitchen receptacle every couple of days after use because it doesn&apost have a plastic liner will takes its toll on water supplies.
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HONG KONG, Oct 3 (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil shipments to China have "totally stopped", the President of China Merchants Energy Shipping Co (CMES) said on Wednesday, as the trade war between the world's two biggest economies takes its toll on what was a fast growing businesses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New York has extended its lead as the world's top financial center, with London barely holding on to second place ahead of Hong Kong as uncertainty over Brexit takes its toll on the UK capital, a Z/Yen Group survey for 2019 showed on Thursday.
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A poster on a wall warns employees not to steal toilet paper while another asks for medicine for a reporter's mother, as the scarcity of basic goods that has forced over a million people to leave Venezuela also takes its toll on the country's last independent national newspaper.
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LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - New York has extended its lead as the world's top financial center, with London barely holding on to second place ahead of Hong Kong as uncertainty over Brexit takes its toll on the UK capital, a Z/Yen Group survey for 2019 showed on Thursday.
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A poster on a wall warns employees not to steal toilet paper while another asks for medicine for a reporter's mother, as the scarcity of basic goods that has forced over a million people to leave Venezuela also takes its toll on the country's last independent national newspaper.
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"We were all obviously a little bit disappointed to see him hang it up this spring, but as somebody who is just a little bit older than he is, I was sympathetic to the idea that running around with these guys, you know, it takes its toll," Obama said of Manning.
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"The improved growth is no cause for cheer going forward, since consumption, the main growth driver of the economy, will likely be the biggest casualty in the months ahead as demonetization takes its toll on overall consumption, especially in rural areas," Société Générale economist Kunal Kumar Kundu explained in a Thursday note.
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But since then, Shawkan has since spent close to five years in pre-trial detention alongside at least 22019 other defendants in the same case, and during that time he has wasted away in Cairo's Tora Prison as a lack of proper medical treatment takes its toll on the 31-year-old journalist.
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Chip companies are expected to take a hit like the rest of the tech sector as the pandemic takes its toll on the global economy, but the industry may be reluctant to pull back production and cut jobs to avoid missing the boat when demand returns, UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri told clients in a note.
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O.P. Warns Trump on Jobs" (online: "Trump's Steel Tariffs Raise Fears of a Damaging Trade War") ... Peter Petri, economist and trade expert at Brandeis University's International Business School: "Whether we go through with his approach is anyone's guess, but business investment depends on predictable policy, and relentless chaos takes its toll even if cooler heads prevail on the policies that the president is tweeting about.
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